Gage
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This was exactly what I wanted to know. I'll still buy at 1/12 scale. It would look sick.
TDKR Hot Toys 1/6 Scale vehicle "THE BAT"
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This was exactly what I wanted to know. I'll still buy at 1/12 scale. It would look sick.
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There's not a prayer there going to make this in 1/6. Just think of the logistics and cost of shipping it... not to mention the space you'd have to have!
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makes me cry just to look at it!
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it would have to ship "some assembly required" or magically be able to "fold-n-stow" like a go-bot.
i'm glad to see it was made, though, even if only to tour. it's an achievement to say the least.
i'm glad to see it was made, though, even if only to tour. it's an achievement to say the least.
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What are the chances it makes it comic con? Hot Toys a nice strong showing at the Sideshow booth, so would be nice if they brought it! I got a chance to meet Howard and Yuli while I was snapping pics of the Batmobile and Superman. They happened to be walking the floor at the time.
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I think the chances would be high because they can display that in a high place and it would attract alot of people to their booth. Shipping it over to US shouldn't be a problem because I think they will just take it apart to lessen the complication of shipping something that damn big. Hot Toys shouldn't ignore this chance to have a huge presence at Comic Con and make every other collectable figure company so jealous of the attention.
I am sure it is not designed to be taken apart. But it's hot toys they are used to ship crates of stuff and its not like even the dzs of figures and cases they ship to the shows is being shipped individually but are certainly crated
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K07
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Oh wow.... This isn't an option for me anymore
I'll hope Eaglemoss puts one out in scale to their Tumbler and future Batpod.
franpincho
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Call me crazy, but I'd get this thing in a heartbeat.
Money well spent there.
Money well spent there.
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Agreed. I dropped several grand this month on getting one of my grails, a Cinemaquette Predator, and I would easily pony up and do the same to get this bad boy in my collection. I will take the 1/12 scale version but I really want the one in the pics here.
Gage
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Me too, love to own one of these.
Apone
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in 1/12 scale..they can keep it..whats the point if its out of scale with the other figures...go big or go home... I am waiting on a 1/4 Tumbler for the 1/4 Batman.. lol
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Even though I still think it will never happen in 1/6:
Maybe the solution for this beast would be to ship it in two parts (front / rear) in two boxes at about twice the price of the Tumbler.
Everybody would understand a high price as it's about twice as big as the Tumbler and it would probably become shippable in this way... and it would fit through everybody's house door.
All the spoilers could come loose as it'ss at the Tumbler and the turbines could come loose, too.
Think the turbines are most likely the biggest problem as they are big and far away of the actual vehicle,
while the arms are quite thin but the whole construction could be based on a frame with some metal parts.
They have come so far with their prototype, would be sad if it stays a piece for shows only.
Maybe the solution for this beast would be to ship it in two parts (front / rear) in two boxes at about twice the price of the Tumbler.
Everybody would understand a high price as it's about twice as big as the Tumbler and it would probably become shippable in this way... and it would fit through everybody's house door.
All the spoilers could come loose as it'ss at the Tumbler and the turbines could come loose, too.
Think the turbines are most likely the biggest problem as they are big and far away of the actual vehicle,
while the arms are quite thin but the whole construction could be based on a frame with some metal parts.
They have come so far with their prototype, would be sad if it stays a piece for shows only.
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