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LEGO Batman: The Classic TV Series Batmobile Set 76328
· 2024
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The LEGO Batman The Classic TV Series Batmobile Set 76328 recreates the instantly recognizable vehicle from the 1966 Batman television series across 1,822 pieces, giving adult collectors a large scale display model built specifically for Batman enthusiasts and 1960s pop culture fans. The finished model measures over five inches high, nineteen inches long, and seven inches wide, featuring a molded windshield, rotatable wheels, and an opening trunk that reveals a fully detailed Bat Computer complete with labeled buttons and levers straight out of the original show. A vehicle information plate rounds out the presentation, listing stats like length, width, and top speed for genuine display authenticity. A 1966 style Batman minifigure comes included, wearing his distinctive cape and cowl and holding his Batarang, though he stands on a display platform alongside the car rather than fitting inside the cockpit. Designed by Adam Grabowski, who also worked on the earlier 76188 Batman Classic TV Series Batmobile, this larger scale version pays tribute to the same George Barris designed vehicle while offering considerably more detail and screen accuracy. For collectors building out a full run of LEGO's various Batmobile eras, this classic TV series edition remains one of the most nostalgic entries in the lineup. The LEGO Batman The Classic TV Series Batmobile Set 76328 was released on October 1, 2024 with a retail price of $150.
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