Showing posts with label 1:50. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1:50. Show all posts

Friday, February 13, 2009

HOT WHEELS 1966 BAT-BOAT With TRAILER By Mattel


Mattel just recently released the "prototype blueprints" for the soon-to-be-released 1966 BAT-BOAT WITH TRAILER. Now of course they will also be releasing about 12 new 1:50 Scale Batman Batmobile Cars too, including the boat. One of them will be a re-release of the 1966 Batmobile but it will have a special trailer hitch on the back to haul the Batboat. Personally, I can't wait because these are just really great collectibles! ( Click the above image for a larger photo ).

Saturday, May 31, 2008

New Batman COMIC BOOK BATMOBILE 1:50 Scale by Hot Wheels!


Out in stores right now but extremely hard-to-find is this brand-new COMIC BOOK BATMOBILE Car by Hot Wheels. It's 1:50th Scale so if you remember the old Corgi Cars it's about that size. I love that they used the modern day comic book logo for the header card. Actually, I still need this one for my collection. I also need the Dark Knight TUMBLER Car too. In 20+ years of collecting I have learned to be patient & it will pop-up. They have these at Amazon for $7.99 which is only about a dollar more than regular retail. The savings in gas cost alone makes it worth it, I might get it there.


Saturday, May 10, 2008

New Batman Merchandise: Mattel Released 1:50th Scale 1966 Bat-Cycle, 1966 Batmobile, & Animated Series Batmobile Hot Wheels Cars!!





Here's some fresh photos of the brand-new amazing 1:50th Scale Hot Wheels Cars made by Mattel! There are three of them & they are at Target, Wal-Mart, & Toys-R-Us! Look for the 1966 Bat-Cycle, just like the one used by Adam West & Burt Ward on the classic 1966 TV Show! The next car is the 1966 Batmobile designed by George Barris! And the last one is the Batmobile form Batman: The Animated Series!! All 3 of these are so great I can't decide which one I like best!! I do have to say that it's nice to see another '66 vehicle, the Batcycle! Plus, the BTAS car is sweeeeet! If you remember the old medium-sized Batmobile Corgi Cars from the 1960's then that's about the size these are...awesome!