Another awesome pickup buddy! Love the included shields and I definitely think it’s an improvement over the previous release. Never enough 89 Batmobile collectibles around!! Thanks for sharing!!
If the shell was die-cast metal I'd buy. I don;t like plastic even at 1:43 but plastic is more obvious the larger the scale. As always a solid review - - your reviews are more solid than some of the cars - - so I can decide more clearly one way or the other. Thanks. Eaglemoss shell beats the contenders out of the park, I'd say, as solid as a doorstop. Freak coincidence: I haven;t bought any Eaglemoss Batmobiles in 18 months: not being a completist, I have maybe 2 thirds of their series. But just today, just as you put out this vid, within the hour, I doubled up on 3 because they were completely mint fully sealed inc. magazine & yet very cheap - - being in England pays off in terms of available old stock.
Yeah I agree if the shield was metal, (a tin) it would look better, needs more detail as well. Adding some paint and weathering would bring it to life and look more realistic.
The batmobile it self looks great, shell looks kind of cheap, more detail and paint needed, instead of just a plastic shell I've liked to see separate parts you would add to the batmobile to give it a screen accurate look but I'm sure the cost would be much more. We next need a jada 1:24 batwing and bat missile and bat boat for Batman Returns..
Its a beautiful 1998 jada toys batmobile
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Another awesome pickup buddy! Love the included shields and I definitely think it’s an improvement over the previous release. Never enough 89 Batmobile collectibles around!!
Thanks for sharing!!
If the shell was die-cast metal I'd buy. I don;t like plastic even at 1:43 but plastic is more obvious the larger the scale. As always a solid review - - your reviews are more solid than some of the cars - - so I can decide more clearly one way or the other. Thanks.
Eaglemoss shell beats the contenders out of the park, I'd say, as solid as a doorstop.
Freak coincidence: I haven;t bought any Eaglemoss Batmobiles in 18 months: not being a completist, I have maybe 2 thirds of their series. But just today, just as you put out this vid, within the hour, I doubled up on 3 because they were completely mint fully sealed inc. magazine & yet very cheap - - being in England pays off in terms of available old stock.
Yeah I agree if the shield was metal, (a tin) it would look better, needs more detail as well. Adding some paint and weathering would bring it to life and look more realistic.
The batmobile it self looks great, shell looks kind of cheap, more detail and paint needed, instead of just a plastic shell I've liked to see separate parts you would add to the batmobile to give it a screen accurate look but I'm sure the cost would be much more. We next need a jada 1:24 batwing and bat missile and bat boat for Batman Returns..