Jada Hollywood Batmobile (Classic TV Series) Unboxing Batman '66

Unboxing the classic 1966 television Batmobile with die cast Batman (Adam West) and Robin (Burt Ward) figures.
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Official description: 'To the Batmobile!' No Batman collection is complete without the iconic Batmobile from the classic Batman television series! Featuring a die-cast body, rubber tires and light-up features, this 1:18 scale Batmobile is a must-have in any collection! Included is a 3' tall 100% die-cast Batman and Robin figures. Whether on the streets or off-road, the Batmobile is formidable in all kinds of terrain!
Neighborhood Comics - Savannah, GA - neighborhoodco... - @NBRHDComics

[@evellegend]

You should send yours back because the red light on top is supposed to flash also..

[@glbm555]

Excellent!!! Real Masterpiece!!! The next step in the evolution of the Batmobile by Jada Toys, must be the version with articulated action figures that fit perfectly, with the correct proportions, inside the Batmobile. God bless all. Greetings from Ponce, Puerto Rico.

[@scottrap]

That’s some crazy “churchy” sounding Batman theme??

[@jamesgraham8477]

Got it no sound for the price but cool 😎

[@ron88303]

Cool car that I'd like to get, except the color of the trim is wrong. Anyone know where I can get one with red trim?

[@CollaborativeFilms]

Red trim is the wrong color too...the correct color has always been orange-red. But if you want one with red trim, you should get the Eaglemoss collectible Batmobile with the 3D Batcave diorama. It's only 1:43 scale, and the wheels don't move, but the Batmobile pinstripe is definitely red. If you want the actual orange-red pinstripe used on the show, you should get any of the Hot Wheels-Mattel Batmobiles. The Elite version comes is in the same scale (1:18) as this Batmobile, and it's got a lot more details! Beautiful car, except it doesn't light up like this one does. P.S. The particular Batmobile used for this video appears to be broken, because the beacon of the siren light on top is supposed to flash like a police light.

[@ron88303]

@@CollaborativeFilms That was helpful. Thanks.

[@reh3884]

Do you know how to remove the ugly product sticker on the inside of Robin's cape?

[@stephanest-laurent266]

I just bought one. You're camera shows the stripping too orange compare to the real thing. Thought it's not red as we all think, look at the recent Blu-ray of the series, it's between red and orange. But yes, it could be more on the red side... but it looks better in read than on your video.

[@salvadorquihuis4316]

that is one very cool car, cool video.

[@bw9412]

Please tell me where you got the artwork for the intro. It's a must have...

[@nbrhdcomics]

By Alex Ross. I believe this was used on packaging for one of the model kits. twitter.com/thealexrossart/status/1147911082314518534

[@dannystaton5386]

Greetings from South Carolina I got one of them hay I'm fat comic book guy on tube

[@danclark1348]

The trim is not orange, it's red. I won't buy it just because of the orange trim. Shame, because the features are good.

[@andrewkapplin1138]

Ok, not bad, but the version with the headlights in the “eyes” area is the show tour version. The original George Barris car did t have those. Btw, the pin striping was a color created by George himself and is a blending of orange and red. This ain’t bad tho but I’d never buy it.

[@justplainbill100]

A lot are criticizing the striping. Well, actually, the stripping is more orange than red. I've seen several faithful reproductions, AND the Actual Original TV '66 Batmobile created by George Barris. It's true (wish I could post a photo of mine here to show it). That being said, the striping on this model does seem a bit light. Still, this looks pretty good for 80 bucks. 😁👍

[@seriouscyrus33]

This goes for $55 to $60 on Amazon. They're always available.

[@francomandrakke2563]

Hi, What king metal is made of ?

[@ollieox9181]

So I figure you put some batteries in while the camera was off, right? Also, can Batman and Robin actually sit in the Batmobile? Doesn't look like it - unless I'm missing something. Still, it's a cool classic.

[@Voodoochild-tf6xr]

One of my favourite 1/18 batmobiles. Straight out of the box you hit the red switch underneath and it fires right up. Very well priced and I am partial to diecast anything.

[@user-ik5bm6nw9j]

WHAT SCALE IS IT?

[@firebirdone]

1 : 18th scale

[@DemoDougie]

And the red looks orange. Not a fan.

[@mammycher8895]

No. Why do they ruin all the cars? Yellow? ugh.

[@danclark1348]

Over 2 mins on the box. I suggest to have the items in the box out before video graphing. Show the box lastly. I'm interested in the product more. Lost time on unwrapping.

[@LunaticByTheSea]

You destroyed it's collectable value @ 1:02

[@nbrhdcomics]

Kinda what unboxing is all about (from a certain point of view).

[@CollaborativeFilms]

@@nbrhdcomics Good for you! I'm glad people with a working brain actually take out the models they want to proudly display. What the hell is the purpose of keeping them in the box for, so you die never having had a chance to enjoy it?

[@chilly6470]

@@CollaborativeFilms... Exactly.

[@LunaticByTheSea]

I'm ashamed at you.