These McFarlane 1:12 scale Batmobiles are essentially kids' toys. The earlier '66 Batmobile proved that and now here we are with this '89 Batmobile and the recently released Tumblers. These cars are under-scaled, inaccurate, flimsy and cheap and really just a step up from what Mattel and Hasbro might make for kids. That's why these are priced so affordably. As grown adult collectors we should know what we're buying here and not get carried away expecting anything more.
Couldn’t disagree more. It’s FAR from perfect. It’s also $50 (accounting for figure cost), and well worth the cost, especially considering the cost of anything else on the market from a licensed property that uses this much plastic.
We can agree to disagree I feel for it being a copy and paste it could have had something different from the flash version but it’s what it is to save money
@@georgewaters2533 you're coping over it being cheap. It doesn't cost more money to design something accurately in zbrush on the computer. You're saying it's fine because it's cheap. Then when you pay 40 for a 25 figure, I'm sure you have a cope for that too
If you pay 80 -25 (for the figure ) that’s really a 55$ car … I don’t think is a bad deal considering the 7” scale … Todd makes affordable products … his toys are not high end …
The huge windshield bothers me the most. One of the many things I love about the original design is how much protection the vehicle offers, the windshield is relatively small, like a visor of sorts, not the enormous panel you see on this interpretation.
As others have said, it's a toy for kids to play with and not a true replica. It serves that purpose for the money. If it was a fully accurate 1/12 model we would probably be looking at £200 to £300.
I think it’s great for the price. You want light up and sound and 2 seats and ext, that would drive the price much higher and some of us just like having a cool piece for under $100.
Only Mattel has done a good Batmobile. The size of their 1966 is on scale and the figures fit perfect. The McFarlane Batmobiles are out of scale. That is why this one from 1989 has one sit, with the 1966 version the figures don't fit correctly.
The canopy is terrible. I almost regretted this purchase until i got a custom made CAG set on Facebook from Ramen? Toye maybe is the name. Anyway, that corrected my main complaint. I also had jow the fins snap in leaving ugly gap lines.
If you can still get it, go look at Ramem Toys. They made a CAG (Guns & Canopy) set for both variants of the Keaton Batmobile. It will still be a one-seater, but the canopy is trimmed down with more of an angle just like the 89 should be. It also comes with two machine guns you can pop on and off along with two silver gas caps for the sides. The difference is night and day. It makes all the difference in the world. I can't recommend it enough for anyone who has either Batmobile. Canopy is very easy to replace even for someone like me who has no skills when it comes to taking shit apart.
@mr.momcollectibles I didn't realize how much bigger the stock canopy was until I swapped it out with the Ramen one. For the price, I like all the live-action Batmobiles McFarlane is pumping out. Even if that means I have to add a few things to it myself via a 3rd party or myself. I would love to hear your thoughts once you get and install the new canopy.
Wait, what? Single seater? Houston, that's a no go for me. Its not even movie accurate. Where is Vicki Vale going to sit? Strap her on top of the canopy? xD
I was just giving my thoughts on the packaging; if you’re new to my channel I’m not a box collector at all. I’ve made multiple videos about how silly keeps boxes are
@@mr.momcollectibles Its hard to say. Some folks are completionist and want to keep everything is when comes to resell or sell it in the secondary market and for those that seeking complete packaging then being loose. I have kept all my collectible even with the original packaging. Let alone my gaming console I still kept the original packaging for trade-in so its easier to transport it and if the game shop seeks a complete packaging (box included?). Think of the packaging as a visual marketing that entice the buyer to buy. As for blister packaging, that I will throw out, but depend if is worthy of keeping due to artwork on the blister card backing being rendered. Its "to-each-of-its-own" scenario comes to packaging/box whether to keep or not.
I got fixed floating center caps for my bimmer *because of* the Keaton Batmobile. Seeing the bat emblem turn with the wheel is making me nauseous. It’s also not long enough.
I would have gone NUTS for this thing when I was 10, and I think it's pretty cool. While the 1 seater thing is pretty annoying, I'm gonna keep it closed up for the majority of the time anyway, so I can live with it. I had to get the Ramen Toy replacement canopy set though, it's way better than the factory one from McFarlane
Single seat is a total fail. I passed on this. But I have seen some awesome modifications on UA-cam of this same vehicle. But why do you have to go through so much trouble when they could have done it right for your 80 bucks?
I might get slated but by 92 I think it might be a single seated car looking at certain scenes watching the car separation/ ejecting we see his legs in the middle but that doesn’t work for an 89 repaint.
Honest review. I got this then ended up giving it to my 2 year old son, lol. I have the Hot toys versions of this and the figure and wanted him to have his own versions. He's actually taking care of it really well so far.
This is one of them situations where they designed the car around the figure so that it would fit. I have a 1:18 scale die-cast knock off of the 1989 Hot Wheels version. The build quality is pretty good and it actually has a double seat with working lights and sounds. The only real issue is that the seating is to narrow to fit the 4” figure.
Yea that’s on me but with my love for 89 I’m almost willing to take with anything. At least throw some damn light on it to make me feel like I got my money worth haha
I remember my toy biz Batmobile from 89 was a one seater and if I remember right, it was a convertible just had a little windshield. You would think 35 years later, they would step up their game a little, specially, charging those prices.
I have this one with the ramen toys canopy. Makes it a lot better than the goofy one that came with it. I'm pretty sure the ramen toys people said they were planning a 2 seat mod. Totally agree that they cheaped out on a lot of it. But there's nothing else in this scale and I doubt anything else will come for a long time...unless jazzinc, and that will be 800+ haha
Yeah, I’ve got the Ramen Toys kit and I am mostly using this vehicle for the Figuarts Batman. Hoping that they do a Joker some day. Not sure why no one wants to make that version of Joker.
If they made it a two seater it would be too big for a lot of people to display. It's also not a replica, it's a "toyetic" version of the vehicle so I don't think we should expect 100% accuracy. And to be honest $75 for a figure and a vehicle isn't really that expensive considering the figures are $25 each at this point. If I wanted an accurate version of the vehicle to display and didn't care about fitting a figure in, I would prefer a smaller scale die cast car or model kit that I could display on a desk or smaller shelf.
I got it and i love it. I'm not going to be playing with it, it looks good and I'm going to look at it. If i want to wire some lights up I can. I think it was reasonabley priced.
Its 50 bucks. Its never gonna be perfect. I am particular and a stickler of accuracy too. Thats why i went and get the Hot Toys 1989 Batmobile. That one is awesome. Not gonna waste money on a 50 bucks quality product
Brother I get that macfarlane SOMETIMES releases a good figure RARELY. But if you haven’t learned now you may be screwed this brand is a nightmare for collectors especially comic fans. All the comic figs are bad and poor representation. Hes an out of touch boomer brained short sleeved turtleneck wearing business man and possibly the worst thing that could have happened to the DC action figure line (for fans) and me specifically. I’m sure it’s making. A lot of money for now but no one can sustain buying 6 of one figure to try and cobble together a decent representation of there favorite character.
I agree perfectly with you. Same feeling here after I bought it and found Batman's chest logo to be painted gold instead of yellow. The Batmobile from Batman Forever is going to be much worse as the LEDs are green not blue as in the movie.
It's difficult to tell without seeing it in person, but I wouldn't be surprised if the inconsistency in the color is due to the body panels being molded in the color as opposed to being painted at all. Molding in the color saves money, and if they cheaped out in choosing what factory they partnered with overseas, odds are likely the batches of plastic could've been mixed inconsistently. Speaking as someone who works in the toy industry, that sort of blotchiness should've been caught in the production sample stages by the dev team. It obviously wasn't, so that tells me Mcfarlane most likely got a late start on this one, or WB was dragging their feet when it came to approvals (in my experience they often do) and as a result, it was rushed out to market in order to meet their street date.
I paid about the same for this Batmobile as I did for the animated series. I like them both, but I agree the 89 should be a 2 seater and have lights. They released a tumbler that is a 2 seater.
I bought the CAG from Ramen Toys to fix the canopy situation, so the car cost me $150 and still no lights...was it worth it no...but I love Tim Burtons Batman, so I bought it
I didn't buy this when it came out. I found the weird ugly canopy to be completely unacceptable. However, when the Ramen Toy upgrade kit came out I bought that and then a gold label Batmobile. It was an easy install and after the new canopy I'm really happy with it. The paint match from Ramen was excellent. There are some other things on the car that are inaccurate like the big oddly shaped nosecone and the inaccurate paint on the wheels, but as a toy at this scale I think it's pretty good. Without the Ramen kit this would be a no go for me.
I had one of these in the 90s 😅it had guns and opening canopy and missile and may be more i can't remember 😂£10 or 20😅 plastic is cheap 😂so no not worth it 😂😂😂
The Batman Forever batmobile lights up and it was $123 with tax and shipping . I haven't gotten the 89 batmobile because I'm still a little pissed that I pre-ordered it and after 5 months of waiting I canceled the order . I would like to a reissue and fix some stuff on it before I spend that much .
Those are awesome. They look fantastic, very accurate, plus almost entirely diecast. The only downer is they're undersized - approx 11 inches, when it should be 14.5 inches long. I would love to see a 2.0.
@@dangiambrone7350 Yeah, they captured a lot of details and contours that many other '89 models either miss or omit. It is unfortunately under scaled as you mentioned. I'm guessing Hot Wheels likes to keep all their 1/18 models around the same general size even it means under scaling or over scaling them. I believe the Hot Wheels '66 Batmobile is about the same length as the '89 when the actual car was shorter than the '89.
Yes,it's a Bummer about the Cockpit and Canopy,but once One gets over those Details,it's ok. I went a little further by getting a CAG set Canopy upgrade(I could have done it myself,but just don't have the time)as it should have been. Now,there are some people that do Cockpit Prints for it and I just might go for one to display the Mezco 89'Batman on it. But the Batmobile does Match up Nicely with my 1/12 89'Batwing 🤙
It's a meh Batmobile kinda hollow your right it should've been a lot less. but really it scale's better with mezco 89 Batman figure. Honestly I hate McFarlane products either there's not enough hands and at times or sloppy paint imperfections and his figures always look like the character is wearing a diaper and for some odd reason all his figures always have this wide legged stance nobody stands that way and last but not lease Todd got this thing about making his figures 7" just totally weird.
I got a few figures of Mcfarlane and some are hit or miss just typical of any scale, I did pass on this set but did PO the 1:1 '89 cowl they recently announced...see how that one turns out?!?!🍻🦇
If you wanted a high end 89 Batmobile then go buy a Hot Toys one and stop bitching about things you already knew would be mediocre. It's a display piece at most. People like you just gripe about everything.
Yea your overreacting. I get what you mean but i don't want to pay 100 plus for vehicles in this scale when some figures cost 60 plus these days. I just want the representation. I collected the power rangers lightning collection line and people wanted figuarts(import)quality at domestic prices. They nitpicked every little thing and started to whine once they killed the line😂. I just want the shit for my shelf. If i don't like or cant deal I don't buy. But again i completely understand why you feel that way. But nobody was giving us these vehicles this consistently at this price point before or likely after Todd. I'll take what I can get. Keep doing your thing brother
Same old tired argument lol.... ..." just be happy they made something" or ......" it was 60 bucks..what do you expect". Always a gaslight when people defend ol uncle todd. When a car manufacturer puts out a car with a obvious defect no one says ....just be happy they gave you anything its the same differance. Mcfarlane should have made it right and not half assed it because they knew idiots would defend them to the last. And yes...even at 60 bucks it should have been better quality.
@@mr.momcollectibles no wonder the vast majority of you live in motels. Blow your money on toys all the time. Never grew up, never understood responsibilities. Cry when cheap toys aren't to your liking.
$75 with a figure. how much cheaper should it have been? thats basically $50 for the batmobile. its not perfect but its still a good value especially for the scale. if a higher end company made one it would be no less than double the price possibly triple with no figure.
Yeah, single seater is a no from me. That's all it takes.
These McFarlane 1:12 scale Batmobiles are essentially kids' toys. The earlier '66 Batmobile proved that and now here we are with this '89 Batmobile and the recently released Tumblers. These cars are under-scaled, inaccurate, flimsy and cheap and really just a step up from what Mattel and Hasbro might make for kids. That's why these are priced so affordably. As grown adult collectors we should know what we're buying here and not get carried away expecting anything more.
Not sure what their target buyers are but that's clearly a toy, not a collectable.
Couldn’t disagree more. It’s FAR from perfect. It’s also $50 (accounting for figure cost), and well worth the cost, especially considering the cost of anything else on the market from a licensed property that uses this much plastic.
We can agree to disagree I feel for it being a copy and paste it could have had something different from the flash version but it’s what it is to save money
Here we go again with the price cope. I don't see you coping over $40 collector figures that have nothing in the box that warrants the price tag
@@sirmustardofhousemayonnais9907 that made absolutely zero sense.
@@georgewaters2533 you're coping over it being cheap. It doesn't cost more money to design something accurately in zbrush on the computer. You're saying it's fine because it's cheap. Then when you pay 40 for a 25 figure, I'm sure you have a cope for that too
@@sirmustardofhousemayonnais9907 blah blah blah… If you don’t like it, don’t buy it. Problem solved.
If you pay 80 -25 (for the figure ) that’s really a 55$ car … I don’t think is a bad deal considering the 7” scale … Todd makes affordable products … his toys are not high end …
The huge windshield bothers me the most. One of the many things I love about the original design is how much protection the vehicle offers, the windshield is relatively small, like a visor of sorts, not the enormous panel you see on this interpretation.
As others have said, it's a toy for kids to play with and not a true replica. It serves that purpose for the money. If it was a fully accurate 1/12 model we would probably be looking at £200 to £300.
I think it’s great for the price. You want light up and sound and 2 seats and ext, that would drive the price much higher and some of us just like having a cool piece for under $100.
McFarlane is way out of the path of creating good toys. He will never be the same as he was in his golden era.
Only Mattel has done a good Batmobile. The size of their 1966 is on scale and the figures fit perfect. The McFarlane Batmobiles are out of scale. That is why this one from 1989 has one sit, with the 1966 version the figures don't fit correctly.
You get what you pay for if he would of put lights, 2 sits and a nice paint job it would of went from $75 to $150.
10+ years ago that would've been only $20-35 🤦🏼♂️
The canopy is terrible. I almost regretted this purchase until i got a custom made CAG set on Facebook from Ramen? Toye maybe is the name. Anyway, that corrected my main complaint. I also had jow the fins snap in leaving ugly gap lines.
If you can still get it, go look at Ramem Toys. They made a CAG (Guns & Canopy) set for both variants of the Keaton Batmobile. It will still be a one-seater, but the canopy is trimmed down with more of an angle just like the 89 should be. It also comes with two machine guns you can pop on and off along with two silver gas caps for the sides. The difference is night and day. It makes all the difference in the world. I can't recommend it enough for anyone who has either Batmobile. Canopy is very easy to replace even for someone like me who has no skills when it comes to taking shit apart.
Yup I saw the mod kit and it’s available for purchase still I’m going to order a kit
@mr.momcollectibles I didn't realize how much bigger the stock canopy was until I swapped it out with the Ramen one. For the price, I like all the live-action Batmobiles McFarlane is pumping out. Even if that means I have to add a few things to it myself via a 3rd party or myself. I would love to hear your thoughts once you get and install the new canopy.
Wait, what? Single seater? Houston, that's a no go for me. Its not even movie accurate. Where is Vicki Vale going to sit? Strap her on top of the canopy? xD
Why is everyone caring about boxes? Throw the thing out, it’s a box.
I was just giving my thoughts on the packaging; if you’re new to my channel I’m not a box collector at all. I’ve made multiple videos about how silly keeps boxes are
@@mr.momcollectibles Its hard to say. Some folks are completionist and want to keep everything is when comes to resell or sell it in the secondary market and for those that seeking complete packaging then being loose. I have kept all my collectible even with the original packaging. Let alone my gaming console I still kept the original packaging for trade-in so its easier to transport it and if the game shop seeks a complete packaging (box included?). Think of the packaging as a visual marketing that entice the buyer to buy. As for blister packaging, that I will throw out, but depend if is worthy of keeping due to artwork on the blister card backing being rendered. Its "to-each-of-its-own" scenario comes to packaging/box whether to keep or not.
I got fixed floating center caps for my bimmer *because of* the Keaton Batmobile. Seeing the bat emblem turn with the wheel is making me nauseous. It’s also not long enough.
I would have gone NUTS for this thing when I was 10, and I think it's pretty cool. While the 1 seater thing is pretty annoying, I'm gonna keep it closed up for the majority of the time anyway, so I can live with it. I had to get the Ramen Toy replacement canopy set though, it's way better than the factory one from McFarlane
Single seat is a total fail. I passed on this. But I have seen some awesome modifications on UA-cam of this same vehicle. But why do you have to go through so much trouble when they could have done it right for your 80 bucks?
I might get slated but by 92 I think it might be a single seated car looking at certain scenes watching the car separation/ ejecting we see his legs in the middle but that doesn’t work for an 89 repaint.
Honest review. I got this then ended up giving it to my 2 year old son, lol. I have the Hot toys versions of this and the figure and wanted him to have his own versions. He's actually taking care of it really well so far.
This is one of them situations where they designed the car around the figure so that it would fit. I have a 1:18 scale die-cast knock off of the 1989 Hot Wheels version. The build quality is pretty good and it actually has a double seat with working lights and sounds. The only real issue is that the seating is to narrow to fit the 4” figure.
It's cheap bro, todd makes em cheap so people ain't paying over 100+ to pick up his pieces. You can't have everything 🤷
Yea that’s on me but with my love for 89 I’m almost willing to take with anything. At least throw some damn light on it to make me feel like I got my money worth haha
I remember my toy biz Batmobile from 89 was a one seater and if I remember right, it was a convertible just had a little windshield. You would think 35 years later, they would step up their game a little, specially, charging those prices.
The Toybiz was a 2 seater with a wind sheild, the kenner from the Dark Knight collection was a single seater with a canopy.
You want McFarlane to step up Toybiz's game? How exactly does that work?
Best bat mobile they ever made. I had a model when I was a kid. Never really like the later batmobiles.
89 is the goat
@@mr.momcollectibles yes it is
I have this one with the ramen toys canopy. Makes it a lot better than the goofy one that came with it. I'm pretty sure the ramen toys people said they were planning a 2 seat mod. Totally agree that they cheaped out on a lot of it. But there's nothing else in this scale and I doubt anything else will come for a long time...unless jazzinc, and that will be 800+ haha
Yeah, I’ve got the Ramen Toys kit and I am mostly using this vehicle for the Figuarts Batman. Hoping that they do a Joker some day. Not sure why no one wants to make that version of Joker.
@@karascrow Nobody does 89 Joker because Nicholson is notorious for not giving rights to his likeness
Thanks because of this review you did of the box I would never consider getting it 😅
@@jakobsmith1432 😂
If they made it a two seater it would be too big for a lot of people to display. It's also not a replica, it's a "toyetic" version of the vehicle so I don't think we should expect 100% accuracy. And to be honest $75 for a figure and a vehicle isn't really that expensive considering the figures are $25 each at this point.
If I wanted an accurate version of the vehicle to display and didn't care about fitting a figure in, I would prefer a smaller scale die cast car or model kit that I could display on a desk or smaller shelf.
Put a mezco head sculpt on the figure along with the mezco cape. Trust me, it makes a perfect Keaton 89.
I have the flash gloss one and i don't mind it, this thing is awesome. Screw nostalgia i have the kenner one for nostalgia
I got it and i love it. I'm not going to be playing with it, it looks good and I'm going to look at it. If i want to wire some lights up I can. I think it was reasonabley priced.
I was a little disappointed. But now after watching this I hate it…
Dang that sucks... I wouldn't mind taking yours
You should get the 2-seater cockpit and machine gun upgrade kits. I hear there's a light up afterburner too.
Something I will be looking into for sure! 👍
Its 50 bucks. Its never gonna be perfect. I am particular and a stickler of accuracy too. Thats why i went and get the Hot Toys 1989 Batmobile. That one is awesome. Not gonna waste money on a 50 bucks quality product
How much is the hot toys batmobile
@bmacster1985 it's about 720 dollar.
Brother I get that macfarlane SOMETIMES releases a good figure RARELY. But if you haven’t learned now you may be screwed this brand is a nightmare for collectors especially comic fans. All the comic figs are bad and poor representation. Hes an out of touch boomer brained short sleeved turtleneck wearing business man and possibly the worst thing that could have happened to the DC action figure line (for fans) and me specifically. I’m sure it’s making. A lot of money for now but no one can sustain buying 6 of one figure to try and cobble together a decent representation of there favorite character.
I agree perfectly with you. Same feeling here after I bought it and found Batman's chest logo to be painted gold instead of yellow. The Batmobile from Batman Forever is going to be much worse as the LEDs are green not blue as in the movie.
It's difficult to tell without seeing it in person, but I wouldn't be surprised if the inconsistency in the color is due to the body panels being molded in the color as opposed to being painted at all.
Molding in the color saves money, and if they cheaped out in choosing what factory they partnered with overseas, odds are likely the batches of plastic could've been mixed inconsistently.
Speaking as someone who works in the toy industry, that sort of blotchiness should've been caught in the production sample stages by the dev team.
It obviously wasn't, so that tells me Mcfarlane most likely got a late start on this one, or WB was dragging their feet when it came to approvals (in my experience they often do) and as a result, it was rushed out to market in order to meet their street date.
You're reaction is understandable.
The guns should work at least
I paid about the same for this Batmobile as I did for the animated series. I like them both, but I agree the 89 should be a 2 seater and have lights. They released a tumbler that is a 2 seater.
I bought the CAG from Ramen Toys to fix the canopy situation, so the car cost me $150 and still no lights...was it worth it no...but I love Tim Burtons Batman, so I bought it
I didn't buy this when it came out. I found the weird ugly canopy to be completely unacceptable. However, when the Ramen Toy upgrade kit came out I bought that and then a gold label Batmobile. It was an easy install and after the new canopy I'm really happy with it. The paint match from Ramen was excellent. There are some other things on the car that are inaccurate like the big oddly shaped nosecone and the inaccurate paint on the wheels, but as a toy at this scale I think it's pretty good. Without the Ramen kit this would be a no go for me.
I had one of these in the 90s 😅it had guns and opening canopy and missile and may be more i can't remember 😂£10 or 20😅 plastic is cheap 😂so no not worth it 😂😂😂
I think it would’ve been nice if it had lights and sounds two seats a batarang and changeable hands
I custom painted mine and it looks incredible
Howdy
The batman Rc batmobile is what they should have had for us. This is more a $30 version.
I actually have the RC version coming Sunday for review
The Batman Forever batmobile lights up and it was $123 with tax and shipping . I haven't gotten the 89 batmobile because I'm still a little pissed that I pre-ordered it and after 5 months of waiting I canceled the order . I would like to a reissue and fix some stuff on it before I spend that much .
I preordered the 95 Batman forever version to see how that compares
I have the Hot Wheels 1/18 Elite Edition. Pricey but very nice.
Those are awesome. They look fantastic, very accurate, plus almost entirely diecast. The only downer is they're undersized - approx 11 inches, when it should be 14.5 inches long. I would love to see a 2.0.
@@dangiambrone7350 Yeah, they captured a lot of details and contours that many other '89 models either miss or omit.
It is unfortunately under scaled as you mentioned. I'm guessing Hot Wheels likes to keep all their 1/18 models around the same general size even it means under scaling or over scaling them. I believe the Hot Wheels '66 Batmobile is about the same length as the '89 when the actual car was shorter than the '89.
No McFarlane toy is perfect, but the batmobiles are the only options available for 6 and 7 inch scale. When modified its not that bad
Don’t disagree just sucks with the mods if chosen jacks the price up on the overall piece when it should have been done right from the start
I ordered the Forever one with Alfred yesterday. I got the 89 Batmobile from Hot Toys.
I ordered the forever version also
Poor little cry baby ! 😢
😂 I know right? First world problems
Right. He's horrible for having an opinion
this was a let-down...the one seater that "McKenner" did just took the hype away...
Yup I agree
Total let down
Saw this at Target, it was a no for me. Glad I have a Hot Wheels Batmobile’89-92 die-cast 1/18 and Hot Toys 1/6 edition.
They don’t sell this at Target
Yes,it's a Bummer about the Cockpit and Canopy,but once One gets over those Details,it's ok.
I went a little further by getting a CAG set Canopy upgrade(I could have done it myself,but just don't have the time)as it should have been. Now,there are some people that do Cockpit Prints for it and I just might go for one to display the Mezco 89'Batman on it. But the Batmobile does Match up Nicely with my 1/12 89'Batwing 🤙
No articulated pop-up machine guns😢
Shit I’d buy it I couldn’t get one and that stinks but shit I’d buy it from you lol
It's a meh Batmobile kinda hollow your right it should've been a lot less. but really it scale's better with mezco 89 Batman figure. Honestly I hate McFarlane products either there's not enough hands and at times or sloppy paint imperfections and his figures always look like the character is wearing a diaper and for some odd reason all his figures always have this wide legged stance nobody stands that way and last but not lease Todd got this thing about making his figures 7" just totally weird.
What a waste of money
Too much marveling😮 in a paint job
get the jada toys i have it and it is realy good
What scale is that? Don’t think you can fit any figure in there
Good review 😅
Just needs my upgrades! I'll do yours for free, just review it when it's done!
Hit me up on instagram or facebook.
You have insta?
@@mr.momcollectibles I do! Tyler21peterson
This looks visualy more closer to the Batman returns Pinguin toon batmobil;))
I got a few figures of Mcfarlane and some are hit or miss just typical of any scale, I did pass on this set but did PO the 1:1 '89 cowl they recently announced...see how that one turns out?!?!🍻🦇
The cheese mobile
What's my disappointment😢
Actually one seater car is kinda of cool, and knowing Batman he will agree.😂😊
Fair point
What a controversial tittle, I must watch!
😂
It looks pretty decent with the romen toys cag set
I ordered that kit today
Nice
If you wanted a high end 89 Batmobile then go buy a Hot Toys one and stop bitching about things you already knew would be mediocre. It's a display piece at most. People like you just gripe about everything.
@@MikeC_337 😂 I got the hot toys ones and the jazzinc one on order. I’m still allowed to buy and review stuff lol spicy
@@mr.momcollectiblesbut you’re crying about something that’s been reviewed over and over again. I bet you graduated top of your college class
Bottom actually 😂
Yea your overreacting. I get what you mean but i don't want to pay 100 plus for vehicles in this scale when some figures cost 60 plus these days. I just want the representation. I collected the power rangers lightning collection line and people wanted figuarts(import)quality at domestic prices. They nitpicked every little thing and started to whine once they killed the line😂. I just want the shit for my shelf. If i don't like or cant deal I don't buy. But again i completely understand why you feel that way. But nobody was giving us these vehicles this consistently at this price point before or likely after Todd. I'll take what I can get. Keep doing your thing brother
Same old tired argument lol.... ..." just be happy they made something" or ......" it was 60 bucks..what do you expect". Always a gaslight when people defend ol uncle todd. When a car manufacturer puts out a car with a obvious defect no one says ....just be happy they gave you anything its the same differance. Mcfarlane should have made it right and not half assed it because they knew idiots would defend them to the last. And yes...even at 60 bucks it should have been better quality.
It was 80 dollars you losers. You're expecting a thousand dollar toy out of an 80 dollar toy. I'd buy this.
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@@mr.momcollectibles no wonder the vast majority of you live in motels. Blow your money on toys all the time. Never grew up, never understood responsibilities. Cry when cheap toys aren't to your liking.
McFarlane trash……..👍
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Batman SUCKS, anyway!!
The movies, the cartoons, the comics!! ALL OF IT!!!
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$75 with a figure. how much cheaper should it have been? thats basically $50 for the batmobile. its not perfect but its still a good value especially for the scale. if a higher end company made one it would be no less than double the price possibly triple with no figure.
Well if by that math your presuming the figure cost is $25 that’s even a ripe off also
@@mr.momcollectiblesyes it’s definitely ripe😂😂😂. It’s a $25 figure which is the going rate. Smart guy.