The Shadow Thundercab became the basis for this project. The bat shield was sculpted and the roof and fin were cut from styrene. The black spray paint made it appropriate for Bats to keep in his garage.
I WAS SO IMPRESSED WHEN I SAW THIS YEARS AGO, I MADE MY OWN. I USED THE FIN FROM THE BAT SLED THAT WAS INSIDE THE ORIGINAL btas batmobile. I wanted to say thank you, I have my own garage of batmobiles, with impending SR batmobile. You should look at the dick tracy movie cars as well–great for batman’s earlier batmobile. I love your work, it is inspiring as well as creative. Please keep at it.
Many first-time customizers visit this site. In an effort to help them select their first projects, each custom has now been assigned a difficulty rating.
Easy: A simple parts swap. Little if any paint.
Basic: Some modified parts. Mostly a new paint job.
Moderate: New and modified parts.
Skilled: Lots of new and modified parts. “Frankensteining” often involved.
Advanced: All of the above, plus a great deal of original sculpting.
Easy: A simple parts swap. Little if any paint.
Basic: Some modified parts. Mostly a new paint job.
Skilled: Lots of new and modified parts. “Frankensteining” often involved.
Advanced: All of the above, plus a great deal of original sculpting.
I WAS SO IMPRESSED WHEN I SAW THIS YEARS AGO, I MADE MY OWN. I USED THE FIN FROM THE BAT SLED THAT WAS INSIDE THE ORIGINAL btas batmobile. I wanted to say thank you, I have my own garage of batmobiles, with impending SR batmobile. You should look at the dick tracy movie cars as well–great for batman’s earlier batmobile. I love your work, it is inspiring as well as creative. Please keep at it.
Thanks, Jonathan! Dick Tracy cars, you say? I’ve never seen those. I’ll look for them. And I’d love to see some photos of your work, too!