I was originally going to just use the Mattel one to display with these figures, but then I decided I was going all in with this line, so I picked it up. This means they won’t snap or break easily, which is great considering how thin and delicate they are, but that also makes them pretty easy to warp.

It has that classic black finish with the striking red highlights, and has tons of details in the cockpit.In the series, they were more of a brownish color, but again, minor gripes on an overall fantastic car. You get a subdued black plastic sheen on the body with the right amount of red trim and the bat emblems printed on the doors.

It’s a bright and colorful presentation, just like the show, but it also kind of leans toward that deliciously cheap rack toy motif that I find irresistible and makes me want to keep them carded. I actually decided to skip the line entirely because of that, but Todd got smart and made them available again.As I said before, everything is assembled and stickered right out of the box, so you have your NAVIGATIONAL AID and MEMORY BANK and BATCOMPUTER ready to go, along with both a U. McFarlane Toys’ interpretation of said Batmobile has a lot to live up to, then and I’m pleased to say that it exceeds expectations. And there's no need to worry about villainous takeovers, good citizen, the Anti-Theft Activator is all the Caped Crusader needs to protect his invaluable vehicle. Because of that love, I am all in on any merchandise we can get based on the West/Ward series, so of course I love this wave of action figures from McFarlane Toys.

Possessing a split personality that veers between two extremes—good and evil—Dent goes by the name of Two-Face. When trouble strikes, BRUCE and DICK become the heroic BATMAN™ and ROBIN™, a secret known only to their dutiful butler, ALFRED PENNYWORTH™. You’ve got a file cabinet, memory banks, a computer, a work desk, radar machines, recording equipment, and more tools that should be part of every crimefighter’s arsenal.I was really impressed with the different colors they used to render the Batphone, steering wheel, and some of the various levers in the main console of the car, which I kind of wish extended to other parts of the vehicle. The cape is fabric, and takes a bit of time to properly smooth out, and he’s lacking in many accessories. Bubble wrap is still used for fragile items and some preowned toys but the majority of our parcels use brown kraft paper. Still, you get some detailed cushions sculpted on the seats, the Bat Fire Extinguisher and Bat Phone, both in red plastic, and some gauges and a shifter handle, as well as the handle protruding from the roof bar.