MOCpages is awash with Tumblers but this is the first "proper" batmobile that I've spotted and I think that it's excellent. I had a Dinky toys car like this, when I was kid, 30 years ago. It's great how you've packed all of the details into this mini-fig scale build, I especially like the angled rocket launcher tubes at the back.

ravishingly beautiful!

Constructive critic is always most welcome! Actually I dont think I can improve this one. -It´s pretty correct already. As you rightly point out; the major problem is with the front. DOnt think that I havent tried alternative solutions. At the end I simply had to let go of the headlight and turn-indicators. At least I got some air-intakes in the right colour-combo. I also added a "tooth" for dramatic effect. The rest of the car is kept rather plain, so as to capture the slickness of the original one. Personally I think that mine is more accurate than O.P.´s oncertain points, but the building styles are totally different anyway, so I think there is room for both (and more!)

Another nice one, so small and still very good shape and details.

it s nice, and obviously recognisable at first glance, but, somehow I can t help but, to think you can do a little better on this one, the front looks a bit different, orion pax has spoiled us in these kinds of vehicles, it s not easy matching his work, I did a batmobile myself, but, it s not based on any real model, I took the easy road lol! you did so much great models, that I expect better all the time, I m sure you can do it henrik, push the envelope further!!!

Sweet Futura man! The 55 Futura has always been my favorite Batmobile, never saw the show (it was on almost 30 years before I was born), but saw it in Batman the movie and fell in love! In practicality, I think the Tumblers is a better vehicle, but the Furura was made back when practicality was thrown to the wind for stile and coolness. I'm surprised you managed to pull off such a detailed model on the scale, even compared to cars twice its size, this is up to par. Nice Job!

The Lincoln works well as a Batmobile. Batman has been going since 1939, so there is nothing wrong with an older version of the caped crusader's vehicle.

Cool shaping, especially for the rather small scale! Some great details, too. Those exhausts would be awesome in chrome silver! Great job! *KAPOW* :-))

I believe the TV Batmobile was a '57 Lincoln. I saw it (or it's double, there were 2 I believe) when I was a teenager. It was parked outside the shop that designed it located near the Hollywood Bowl! Anyhoo, looks just like it! :)

How on earth did I miss this one?! This is awesome! it's instantly recognizable! Beautiful!

It looks like you have to chop an arm off to fit the fig?

nice!

This is absolutely fabulous!!!

KAPOW! Love this! Absolutely fabulous work!

In the old TV show, they would frequently tilt the camera at crazy angles to make the events seem even more chaotic. For example, if Batman and Robin were tied up on a floor in the Penguins store room, the camera would be tilted at about 45 degrees, giving the whole scene a sort of "about to slide off the table" feeling. I don't actually recommend the technique...it's just a bit of nostalgia about the original TV show. Quick Robin! To the Bat Cave!

Intriguing... Very spiffy, too.

Kapow!

This looks just like the real one if you ask me.

Looks great! THe interior is very nice. 5/5 :-)

Very clever.., and retro... Excellent..!

Thaks, but not understood; What part do yuo want to see? -From above, below¿?

very nice work !!!!

Holy transport Batman! That's not bad at all.

Kapow! Masterful. Give us a shot of it tilted at 45 degrees. Attack!

I love it!

This is absolutely fantastic! Really nice and great work man^^

This looks quite accurate, even at a small scale, very nice work!

Holy Cincinnati, Henrik! Zap! Pow! Bam!--indeed. Love your creations.

Love it. A cat or Cat Woman?

Nifty!