Post by CrustaceanFreak on Apr 18, 2006 2:56:00 GMT -5
...which doesn't use ANY new parts from the Batman sets! (Which I, unfortunately, do not own)
I built this on Easter, inspired mostly by the 1989 Michael Keaton Batmobile, however, it might have sme Animated Series and Tumbler influence as well. After I had never madea single MOC related to my childhood obsession (Batman) I decided to use the black bricks for something useful for once. The result was my own version of Batman's infamous ride. I didn't put to many features into it, however, it is very sturdy, and has a nice sleek/bulky combined look, IMHO.
Deeplink
Gallery (When Public)
The mini-figs are just stand-ins, until I get the official ones. On that note, however, I kinda like the armor look on Batman. It's sort of a creative touch I added to him. Alfred is using the only remotely town torso I have (Other than some plaid torsos from Harry Potter). So don't pay too much attention to the figs for now.
Anyways, as always, comments and constructive feedback is appreciated!
I built this on Easter, inspired mostly by the 1989 Michael Keaton Batmobile, however, it might have sme Animated Series and Tumbler influence as well. After I had never madea single MOC related to my childhood obsession (Batman) I decided to use the black bricks for something useful for once. The result was my own version of Batman's infamous ride. I didn't put to many features into it, however, it is very sturdy, and has a nice sleek/bulky combined look, IMHO.
Deeplink
Gallery (When Public)
The mini-figs are just stand-ins, until I get the official ones. On that note, however, I kinda like the armor look on Batman. It's sort of a creative touch I added to him. Alfred is using the only remotely town torso I have (Other than some plaid torsos from Harry Potter). So don't pay too much attention to the figs for now.
Anyways, as always, comments and constructive feedback is appreciated!
