I'd pay more for some of the more obscure character IF Mcfarlane would make them. Goons, sidekicks, Pussycat, Bookworm, but Chief O'Harrah and Commisioner Gordon and Aunt Harriet not making them really? Their main characters! Eh? Nothing you can do except pray Now that McFarlane has a new $40 line,...

Lou Szabo wrote: ↑Fri Jan 12, 2024 1:31 pm Man, that Lou Szabo is a real PITA, like he’s some kind of senior citizen with no filters

The squeaky wheel gets the oil. So maybe Corgi will move faster on this.

Corgi Club would like to do variants of the Batmobile. If you have Facebook and want the Corgi Batmobile, click like and comment so they know there's a demand. Or just join temporarily to comment. Here is the link to join the Corgi Club USA page: https://www.facebook.com/CorgiModelClubUSA?mibextid=Z...

Who is making the white metal rotating beacon cage?

I wish someone made real metal Chrome rims for it.

This looks pretty good.

Hmmm on Corgi Club's new answer. I was under the impression it was a done deal. If you're on Facebook, it would be a good idea to give them positive encouragement. See screenshot.

Silver Bond car in bubble top box announced for October. My guess this means the Batmobile will be in the fall

HFFF1 wrote: ↑Sun Jan 07, 2024 1:41 pm Approximate measurements on the 2 Batmobiles are as follows :

Hot Toys Batmobile: 33 inches long, 11.5 inches wide
JazzInc Batmobile: 40.5 inches long (to tip of flame exhaust), 13.5 inches wide.

The JazzInc is 225÷6= 37.5" but not counting the flame.

AndyFish wrote: ↑Sat Jan 06, 2024 8:08 am ...so it's certainly appreciated that folks like you re-post info for us!

As soon as I read any major updates on the Corgi Club Facebook page, I will post it here asap. Or another fan may post it too.

It is like 1966 again.

True people don't have to join their Facebook page in order to order from Corgi Club. The main advantage to joining their Facebook page is you get the fastest news with photographs about the Batmobile and in the comments they will answer questions about it. For example the very first issue Robin was...

AndyFish wrote: ↑Fri Jan 05, 2024 9:06 am Yours is a million times better, Randy-- but I still dislike the concept.
I'm with Lou-- no more rubber suited black batmen!

I, too, am tired of the black costume Batmans. I wish they would use the Marshal Rogers blue and gray costume.

You must get a deal if you sign up as a member (FREE) because I just looked at my order history from Corgi USA and I paid $32 for a Silver Bond Car and $38 for a Gold One over the course of a few months. Personally I don't care what the price is, to be able to get a MINT in box one for under $100? ...

The Corgi Club Bond Aston Martin sold for $58 so I'm guessing the Batmobile will be between $58 to $70. I've heard the 1966 Batmobile royalties are double the regular Batman license. Corgi Club has not announced prices yet. Considering mint boxed vintage Corgi Batmobile sold for $1000, this is very ...

It said it was by Hernandez Studios. I assume it was all finished. I don't know if it was for sale.

Corgi Club did write that they also want to reissue the Green Hornet Black Beauty.