Very new to retail stores, this set would normally be excluded from Myer sales. Part of the 'take a leap' sale, today only, 20% off. Don’t forget cash back, if it’s still in stock at midday that’s a hefty further saving.
LEGO 76139 1989 Batmobile $319.99 Delivered @ Myer
Last edited 29/02/2020 - 12:20 by 1 other user
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Cool story bro
Bro? Why did ya assume that navamac has a leg between their legs? Could be a 'sis'? 😁
@moo: r/woosh!
It was directed at 2pro4sho
The jerk store called…
Thanks, another thing off the wishlist
Damn you op. I want this and will have it.
Hrmm cashback says 10%…
Edit - all better!
Hmmm says:
Unfortunately, we are unable to deliver your items due to insufficient stock.
C&C no stock either :(
Must have got in just in time.
This is the coolest batmobile of them all
Because Batman
When I checked it out, the website says "Out of Stock", but it still allowed me to complete the payment. Just received Shopback email for $43 cashback recorded. Finger crossed Myer won't cancel the order…
Nooo, went outside to do social things and of course i missed out :(
I wonder if the deal was a response to this news: https://edition.cnn.com/videos/world/2020/02/28/batmobile-re…
Thanks OP, got me one in time!
I've got 76023. Way cooler looking than this. Plus in memory of Dark Knight trilogy. Not fancy any other batmobile.
Lol, you have to be joking? The Dark Knight version looks like it was designed by a school kid. The '89 version is the best looking batmobile hands down!
Well, IMO it's exactly the opposite. But it's your call. I won't judge your judgement (or aesthetic) like you do.
Tim Burtons Batmobile IS the best version.
Same as Michael Keaton was best Batman and Christian Bale was best Bruce WayneThe Dark Knight version looks like it was designed by a school kid. The '89 version is the best looking batmobile hands down!
You do realise the Tumbler seen in the Christopher Nolan films is a working, real-life vehicle Warner Brothers built with a completely original and custom chassis, body, suspension, power-train and interior, not to mention it performed all of those stunts seen in the film for real without the aid of CGI and achieved speeds of 160km/h on set? It actually survived breaking through cement barriers with only minor body damage.
The design is fully functional and was carefully engineered to be highly durable and decently-manouverable for a vehicle of that size and weight.
While 1989 Batmobile was also a working vehicle, that thing was just a Chevy Impala with a custom body slapped on top, and it definitely didn't perform any incredible stunts in the 1989 film other than driving in a straight line.
Each to their own, but 1989 Batmobile looks a bit campy and dated, like some overgrown 1960s Cadillac that fell into a vat of tar, and firmly belongs in the era where Batman was less of a serious and complex character and more of a typical, two-dimensional comic book archetype.
Has anyone's order shipped yet?
Alive again
Back in stock. Can anyone comment on the build of this set, fun, average?
Would get this if I didn't just buy the Joker Manor