That version paint scheme-wise has already been released with a different card. Just a money grab with a 2022 card I guess?

Also remember, one of her aliases was "Miss Klutz" (dance instructor) and a cat does have 9 lives so she has several to go!

They have come up on ebay but very rarely, maybe 2 over the last 15+ years. Last I have noted was 2016 sold for $493, and 2011 for $420. Eric Seltzer has, or had one in his collection. There was also an auction for just the top panel without the sides at one time.

Very creative! You had to make one to go with the Green Hornet!!!

Penguin's Radio (note light up eyes, switch seems to be on back bottom)

Looks good enough to eat....or explode!

Nice, I can't believe there has not been a full scale working replica of this before? I seem to recall some being attempted over the years. Here is a previous thread by BatgirlSpanners http://www.66batman.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=3495 and Mark, glad you're back online and hopefully back in...

Lockheed U-2 perhaps? Modified a bit especially in the wings of course, bat scallops in the rear and larger in the front edge!

I was going ask if Kato was next! Looking at soakys perhaps James Bond (rare and $$) or as a Kato caricature, perhaps Secret Squirrel...with some mods to the hat , making a mask, modifying the facial features....perhaps Kato?

Awesome! I wondered why you didn't paint the back of the hat or the back of his hair, but never seeing a Dick Tracy soaky, looking one up, you stayed true to the original!

Found this image in my files. Apparently there were two different bases!

Great prop once again! The book in reality is a copy of the ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF METHODISM and a readable page 78 is is seen on screen with the book title there (and a search of some readable text confirms the book). I think yours is unique and pretty cool. If you want to make it exacting, this bo...

Great prop shot Scott! Don't remember seeing that photo before. Fitting that both Batzooka's were made from the Agent Zero toy.
The projectile is shorter than a normal sized paint spray can, maybe a short paint can? The first image is motion blurred, but the 2nd, his glove hand covers the entire can

Both devices were called "Batzooka"
The rope firing one episodes
"The Penguin's A Jinx"
"The Bookworm Turns"
"While Gotham City Burns"

It's the "Batzooka" that shoots the grappling bat-rope with golden hook.
The hook is actually on a domed soda can like projectile which fits into the barrel of the batzooka. Batman is seen placing a shot in the end of the barrel.
Best images I can capture.