The new set isn't the only incarnation of the Batmobile that has received the Lego treatment--far from it. Though some of Lego's Batmobile sets are discontinued--the Batcave Shadow Box, which comes ...

Lego's 435-piece model of the iconic Batmobile from the '90s animated series comes with three minifigures and a rotatable ...

LEGO is releasing a classic Batmobile toy from the Batman '66 series. The '60s Batman TV series didn't technically introduce the Batmobile into live-action (that honour goes to a 1940s serial) but its ...

This set features 1822 pieces total, and it is recommended for people ages 18 and up. You get to build the Batmobile, with included Bat-Computer in the opening trunk, as well as a Batman minifigure ...

It’s been 30 years since 1989's "Batman" broke box office records and renewed interest in superhero movies. Now fans can celebrate the anniversary with a new for-adults Lego model of the film's iconic ...

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Lego is turning another Batmobile design into a Lego set. The first image of a set modeled after the Batmobile from Batman Forever has leaked. The set will be 909 pieces and comes with a matching ...

The Lego Batmobile Tumbler is on sale for its lowest price yet at Amazon. Batman fans can snag the 2,049-piece Batmobile from the Dark Knight Trilogy for $189, which is an $81 price cut from its ...

LEGO Batman has been so popular that it even got its own featured film which was quite hilarious. However, that is not the Batman we are talking about, this time we're talking about Batman 1989.

Sure, one reckons that LEGO and Playmobil sets are for kids. Yes, if you consider those who are young at heart, irrespective of age. Even better, sometimes there’s a car-infused blockbuster focus.

The kit pays tribute to the Caped Crusader's sweet ride from the 1989 Batman movie starring Michael Keaton, Jack Nicholson and Kim Basinger. Journalist Bonnie Burton writes about movies, TV shows, ...