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WOW!!! That looks awesome! And being on the Torino chassis, it should run pretty decent as well! :)

You are so good with all the details needed to make this look right!!

I shy away big time from these type of builds, just don't have what it takes to pull this off like you do!!

Fun to see these, haven't been around that long, lots of them are new to me.

Dundee Denny

EXCELLENT! To the Bat Cave!

I love both cars the Batmobile & the Green Hornet ... Great job on both of them.
I've had the Batmobile model sitting here since they first released it.
The only reason I haven't done it is I can't see black cars going around the track.
If I painted it pink I guess Bat Girl could drive it ... LOL

... J Y D ...

Wow that looks fantastic!
Great job.

Now that's cool !
The real batmobile. It's still the best version.
Love your work. :)

Thanks for the compliments! The interior needed the most modifications to get it to fit right. The stripes were the kit supplied decals, they were a pain to work with. I will get a picture of the chassis.

I did one of those awhile back. I modified the kit chassis for slot car operation. I can't remember if I posted picks on this site or the old site,but there here some where.

Excellent job!

I can imagine the decals were a not that easy to do...a while ago, I did a 1/24 scale lexan Batmobile using red vinyl pinstriping and it was not that fun with some of the curves. I put a small flashing light for the Mars light.

-Jon

Man that looks great!!After seeing the kit ,you really did a great job!!The paint and detail look perfect.
Rusty

All of those look great, it's rewarding to produce stuff yourself

It's interesting to note that the Polar Lights Batmobile kit that fits the Scaley Truxmore Torino chassis is listed at 1/24 (even thought the chassis is 1/32). Polar lights also released a 1/32 Scale static Batmobile kit more recently along with an actual full 1/32 Batmobile slot car kit (which got terrible reviews). Can anyone who has both kits 1/24 and 1/32 post a pic for size comparison?

This is the 1/32 scale static kit.