The 1966 Batman Message Board

For those that can't see the pics

The Batman live action series inspired by the DC comic book character of the same title, has delighted audiences and for several generations. Based on the 1960’s era Batman Classic TV Series, Hot Toys is very excited to introduce fans with our latest Cosbaby capturing the early appearances of the cr...

In the new movie costume, the bat emblem is supposed to be two halves of the gun that killed his parents. I mentioned it on FB, but didn’t mention it here. Things about the 1966 costume I noticed A, chest emblem B utility belt C cape length D. Boot height E. Eyes , white in books So even though I ha...

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These are on eBay.

I just read the Bat Emblem is “spoiler alert “ two halves of the gun used to kill his parents.
The style is noir, and maybe more detective than superhero. I could enjoy that. Even the ‘66 series had detective work in each episode.

That’s really nice. A little Sharpie touchup on the underside edges and it’s good as new. You can get painted figures to drop in there, and a 1/64 Corgi display of the 1/43 box to really dress it up. EBB35B04-F7C4-48FB-AE40-F1B5805C714D.jpeg Or the original Corgi Jr box 67E98C62-8CE9-4DBB-8CFB-EBC7A...

Or the Eaglemoss site. The 60’s version is selling out quickly

Here’s a link for 20% off
https://eaglemoss.mention-me.com/m/ol/ud5wq-louis-szabo

Here’s the Keaton version out now

Mezco ‘89 Keaton Batman shipping soon. Could the 66 Batman be far behind. Both were featured at Toyfare in Feb 2019.

Looking good Scott! The bright knight returns. Fantastic as ever Chuck!

I think it is supposed to be an exoskeleton, but doesn’t translate well into 3D, like the Ironman versions. And the Batman begins TV series costume looks so streamlined. 9B7440D2-B405-43D0-9164-7221C8327EA6.jpeg 0EEC6598-7B55-41A1-B818-A9D74BBAA089.jpeg 84FF2A8D-F7A6-4ACB-B8DB-9937EA2C0B99.jpeg FCA8...

Holy lack of leg room.

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Wed Feb 05, 2020 4:39 pm

I'd love to see it with the CTVT Mego style figures standing by it.

I’ll post pictures of FTC Batman next to and sitting in the car. This is significantly larger that a Mego Batmobile

A true 1/9 scale would be 25” long x 9.33” wide by just under 7” tall.

Here’s a nifty comparison of 1/6 vehicles. Be nice to see a Batmobile from 66 with these beauties.
https://youtu.be/dUMlzFiywIM


I wonder if he would make a 1/9 scale version. Hmm