1992 Cult-Classic Film Inspired a 2,269-Piece Lego Set Recreating the Batmobile
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Calling all film buffs, comic fans and brick collectors alike, Lego just announced a brand-new set you don't want to miss. Made in partnership with Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products, the Lego Group has unveiled a massive 2,269-piece set inspired by the legendary 1992 classic film Batman Returns.
Set to be available for early access before releasing to the general public, this exciting new build recreates one of the franchise's most recognizable superhero vehicles. Featuring authentic details, moving parts and Easter eggs hidden throughout, the Lego DC Batman: Batman Returns Batmobile is shaping up to be one of the highly sought-after releases.
DC Batman: Batman Returns Batmobile, $229.99 at Lego
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Conveniently dropping just in time for folks looking to get an early start on their holiday shopping, the Batman Returns Batmobile will retail for $229.99, boasting a whopping 2,269 pieces and a transformative design. Bringing one of the most distinctive Batmobiles to brick form for the first time, the set recreates the vehicle's sleek silhouette, intricate details and unforgettable movie moments popularized by Tim Burton's 1992 cult-classic Batman Returns .
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Featuring an interactive design that splits into three sections, everything from the build's elongated bodywork and jet turbine rear engine to the opening canopy and detailed cockpit serves as a homage to memorable moments from the film. Packed with hidden details throughout, like the Penguin's tracking device, it offers plenty of opportunity for both imaginative play and creative display.
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Bringing Movie Magic to Life
Adding to the set's charm, one transformative feature lets builders press a button to release the vehicle's side panels, effectively revealing the Batmissile escape vehicle hidden inside—a feature never before seen in a Lego Batmobile model. Best of all, an innovative lift-arm mechanism helps recreate the dramatic transformation, allowing you to display the model as either Batmobile, the Batmissile or something more mid-transformation.
But wait, there's more: The build also includes an exclusive Batman minifigure with a newly molded cape created just for this set. The minifigure can either be displayed on a dedicated stand with the Batman Returns logo or placed somewhere within the build during play and display.
Looking to get your hands on this brand-new build as soon as possible? Lego Insiders have first dibs starting Sept. 1, 2026, while everyone else can snag it in stores and online at Lego.com beginning Sept. 4. Just don't wait too long; chances are this one will be a hot-ticket item as we approach the holiday season.
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