The lego batman movie 2017 sets
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With 2017 almost upon us, it’s time to look ahead and preview the many exciting LEGO themes and sets that will be vying for your attention next year.
In this series of posts, I’ll be spotlighting each theme that’s set to be released in early 2017. I will be trying to review as many of these sets as I can humanly (and financially) can to offer you a more in-depth look but I’ll most likely pass over a vast majority of sets.
In 2017, I do want to give more power to the community to decide which sets I ultimately review. So here’s where you come in – if you want me to consider any sets for review, please let me know in the comments and I’ll do my best to incorporate them into my editorial calendar.
From the trailers that have been shown off and the star-studded (heh) cast, it looks like The LEGO Batman Movie is all set up to be another smash hit and eventually become the best Batman movie ever. Yes, my money is on it being better than Nolan’s The Dark Knight.
Just like The LEGO Movie that laid the foundation for LEGO’s foray onto the silver screen, we’re going to see blockbuster support from The LEGO Group when it comes to LEGO sets.
With this first preview roundup, I’m going to take a look at the first round of The LEGO Batman sets from 2017 and share some really early thoughts. The official release date for the first wave (the remaining sets will be released in the second half of 2017) will be on 1 January worldwide.
70912 Arkham Asylum
Pieces: 1628
Minifigures (13): Batman, Robin, Barbara Gordon, Aaron Cash, GCPD Officer x2, Dr. Harleen Quinzel, The Joker, Poison Ivy, Two-Face, Catwoman, The Riddler + 1 Statue
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Arkham Asylum is one of Gotham’s most famous landmarks, and also serves as temporary accommodation for Gotham’s meanest villains – because Batman is all hung up about killing his foes.
This set is the largest out of the entire first wave and packs a whopping 12 minifigures, featuring all the main Batman villains in orange jumpsuits. There’s a joke here about orange being the new Bat.
While the piece count and minifigure might be impressive, I’m on the fence about the set based on the photos provided. It doesn’t really seem like a full building, more a facade and a doll-house like back, where you have separate sections of Arkham Asylum. The price is also quite hefty, so this is one of those sets that I’ll only pick up when it gets inevitably discounted – it’s practically the same price as a Creator Expert modular building!
70909 Batcave Break-In
Pieces: 1047
Minifigures (7): Batman, Bruce Wayne, Alfred Pennyworth, The Penguin, The Rat Pack Batsuit, Scu-Batsuit, Raging Batsuit
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The Batcave looks like a fun little playset, that’s quite light on the actual Batcave. A series of small vignettes or modules are connected to one slightly larger hub that looks set to contain a ton of interactive play features built-in.
The Penguin is the main villain in the set, responsible for breaking into Bruce Wayne’s secret underground lair by using a few evil (and possibly) robotic penguins armed with buzzsaws. Oh, and an updated brickbuilt giant rubber ducky!
For the second largest set in the wave, we get 4 main characters, Alfred (who is thus far exclusive here), Batman, Bruce Wayne and The Penguin, although we do get 3 additional Batsuit variants!
This set looks pretty good, especially from the minifigure department but I’m still on the fence about the actual LEGO model. The side vehicles look fun, but the main structure isn’t all that attractive in the promotional photos. I’ll be very interested to seeing this set in person.
70908 The Scuttler
Pieces: 775
Minifigures (6): Poison Ivy, The Joker, Commissioner Gordon, Dick Grayson, Barbara Gordon, Batman
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Now this would be my top pick and one of the sets I’m most excited for in The LEGO Batman Movie. The Scuttler looks like the most impressive Bat-Vehicle ever purely because of its outrageous and over-the-top design. It’s a four-legged mechanical behemoth that I lovingly nicknamed the BAT-AT.
From the photos, it looks pretty sizable and it looks to feature tons of joints, allowing you to pose it in a whole variety of positions which is cool.
The minifigure lineup also looks incredibly promising, especially Dick Grayson’s powder blue tuxedo, Commissioner Gordon in full ceremonial police uniform and of course Poison Ivy looking all bad-ass with her awesome new hairpiece. I’m going to snag this one as soon as its on the shelves for a review – it just screams fun.
70905 The Batmobile
Pieces: 581
Minifigures (5): Man-Bat, Kabuki Twin x2, Robin, Batman
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What would a Batman Movie be without a brand spanking new Batmobile. This is probably the most un-Batmobile, Batmobile ever, but I do like the overly exaggerated monster tyres and the fins at the back. The red and black colour scheme is also a pretty good combination.
While the photos suggest that it’s quite a large model, I’d really like to see what it looks like in person before coming to a conclusion, but I like what I see so far.
The minifigure lineup is a little lacking – you’re probably going to end up with dozens of Batman minifigures after you’re done with the team, and the villains in The Batmobile set aren’t the most exciting – especially given that Man-Bat looks mostly unchanged from his 2014 debut in Man-Bat Attack.
That said, it’s a Batmobile, and you can never go wrong with a Batmobile.
70907 Killer Croc Tail-Gator
Pieces: 460
Minifigures (3): Tarantula, Zebra-Man, Batman + 1 Killer Croc Big Fig
Price/Buy:
This set also looks like a winner for me. Firstly, you get a massive ute (pickup truck for you yanks) that also looks like a monster truck. The build actually looks quite solid, and it seems like it has tons of cool little Easter egg, including what I believe is a printed Magic 8 Ball!
The minifigures are also pretty decent albeit obscure, Tarantula and Zebra-Man are two villains that I’m not particularly familiar with but I do like their designs.
The titular character, Killer Croc however, steals the entire show. It’s a bigfig which I love AND it has a crocodile head. Instead of giving us a mean-looking crocodile head… I love, love, LOVE that they’re using the classic LEGO crocodile as his face. It just looks so goofy that I have to have it.
Definitely looking forward to this set when it gets released.
70906 The Joker Notorious Lowrider
Pieces: 433
Minifigures (3): The Joker, Harley Quinn, Batgirl
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This was one of the first few LEGO Batman Movie sets revealed and has been lovingly dubbed by fans as The Joker’s Pimpmobile. The purple Cadillac-inspired model features The Joker livin’ large alongside his sometimes on, sometimes off again partner Harley Quinn. Acting as the third wheel is Batgirl in her lovely retro yellow and purple costume.
The Joker Notorious Lowrider was one of the four LEGO Batman Movie sets released early and from what I’ve heard online so far, is one heck of a set!
My only gripe with this set is its relatively high price, especially in Australia. AU$90 for a sub-500 piece set is a little crazy, especially since Harley Quinn is the only real exclusive minifigure. For some strange reason, this set’s price seems to be one of the few outliers among the whole team.
I’ll be reviewing this set soon, so keep an eye out for it!
70911 The Penguin Arctic Roller
Pieces: 305
Minifigures (2): Batman, The Penguin
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For the second “Pimpmobile”, we have this gorgeous looking vehicle courtesy of The Penguin. The design of this old retro-style car alone is worth picking this set up as the curves and the colour scheme just scream class.
It’s one of the smaller sets in the wave, but I think it represents excellent value based purely on the strength of the model’s design. The minifigures are nothing to shout about, but it is a cheaper way to get your hands on The Penguin if you want to skip the Batcave.
At AU$50, with only 25% less bricks than the Joker’s Notorious Lowrider, it also seems like a lot better value for money.
70904 Clayface Splat Attack
Pieces: 448
Minifigures (2): Batman, Mayor McCaskill
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Clayface isn’t a Tier 1 Batman villain, but this insane brick-built model of him is definitely shaping up to be a Tier 1 LEGO set. The design is all sorts of crazy. and I love that LEGO have managed to capture the clay-like texture just right.
It looks like a blast to build and after seeing it built by LEGO’s Kevin Hinkle (former LEGO Community Manager, Americas) on his Instagram, it has cemented my opinion that this looks like one of the boldest and most creative designs out of the LEGO Batman Movie.
It’s pretty attractive price-point also does heaps in making this one of my most-wanted sets from the theme.
70903 The Riddler Riddle Racer
Pieces: 254
Minifigures (5): Batman, The Riddler, Magpie, Calendar Man, Kite Man
Price/Buy:
This looks like another potentially good set at a great pricepoint. Getting 5 minifigures, 3 of which are lesser known Batman villains which seem to be exclusive to this set is a pretty good deal. Till this day, I refuse to believe that Kite Man is an actual Batman villain. The 1960s were a strange time.
I’m also very excited about Calendar Man, who features heavily in one of my favourite Batman comic books – Batman: The Long Halloween. It also helps that his calendar cape looks so dorky.
Riddler and his car look like a decent combo, and with 5 minifigures in a AU$50 set, that spells pretty good value, despite the relatively low piece count.
70902 Catwoman Catcycle Chase
Pieces: 139
Minifigures (3): Catwoman, Robin, Batgirl
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This set seems to be a nod at 6858 Catwoman Catcycle City Chase which was one of my first LEGO sets after returning out of my dark ages and one of the earliest reviews on this blog! It’s really funny reading it now. I’ve come a loooong way in four years in terms of writing reviews.
Anyway, this set is one of the smaller sets in the wave and sets you up with 3 major characters. It’s one of the most inexpensive ways to get Batgirl and Robin, and I believe Catwoman in her suit is exclusive to this set.
The actual model doesn’t really scream “buy me!” as Catwoman’s Catcycle doesn’t really look that attractive, and you get a small street corner that is the subject of Catwoman’s heist.
The minifigures in this set will ensure that it sells well enough, but this being one of the cheaper sets makes buying this a relative no-brainer.
70901 Mr. Freeze Ice Attack
Pieces: 201
Minifigures (3): Batman, Security Guard, Mr Freeze
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The final three sets in this preview are interconnected, as you can combine 70901 with 70900 The Joker Balloon Escape and 70910 Scarecrow Special Delivery to build one larger model.
I will be sorely disappointed if the Mr Freeze in the LEGO Batman Movie doesn’t exclusively communicate in icy puns ala Arnold Schwarzenegger’s take on everyone’s favourite sub-zero Batman villain. This set looks like a pretty good small set, you get Mr Freeze in a mech suit and a tiny little mechanical section that looks like some sort of power plant or facility.
Mr Freeze has a kickass piece of armour (the minifig, not the mech) but I’ll only likely pick this one up when it goes on discount.
Hype Factor: 2/5 – I’ll buy this when it goes on sale
70910 Scarecrow Special Delivery
Pieces: 204
Minifigures (3): Batman, Security Guard, Scarecrow
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The second set in the 3-set combo is probably the weaker one. We get Scarecrow, who for some bizarre reason is dressed up as a Pizza Delivery driver sending Pizza to the Gotham Energy Facility.
Compared to the Mr Freeze set, this one looks really light on details. Apart from Scarecrow and his Pizza Delivery bike-thingie, there’s really not a lot to get excited about here. Sure, you get Batman, but if you commit to buying several Batman Movie sets… you’re probably going to be sick of the caped crusader very, very soon.
It’s not the most exciting, and I’ll likely only wait for this to go on clearance or if I can get it at a very good discount to pull the trigger on it.
70900 The Joker Balloon Escape
Pieces: 124
Minifigures (2): Batman, The Joker
Price/Buy:
The smallest set in the LEGO Batman Movie theme is probably one of the best in terms of overall value. You get Batman and the Joker, and just enough parts for it to look decent enough. For those on a tight budget, this is an excellent set to get your hands on two key characters from the movie.
Combine this with 70902 Catwoman Catcycle Chase and you’ll have all the main characters from the movie. The low price-point will probably make this one of the best-selling sets and is an excellent “gateway” set for those new to LEGO, or the LEGO Batman Movie.
So that’s it for my The LEGO Batman Movie preview! Do note that there are more LEGO Batman sets coming in the second half of the year, which will likely include some missing key characters like the bigfig Bane and tons of other characters that probably haven’t been revealed by trailers yet.
Are you excited for The LEGO Batman Movie sets? Let me know in the comments which ones are the one that you’re most looking forward to!
71017 The LEGO Batman Movie Series 1 is a series of Minifigures released in January 2017. It is based on characters from The LEGO Batman Movie. The movie was released on February 10, 2017.
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Description
Each minifigure was sold individually in opaque polybags and came with a selection of accessories, a black display stand, and a paper checklist. The packaging was intended to make the minifigure a person bought random.
Notes
- This is the first series to have 20 figures, two more than the previous record holder (71012 Disney Series, with 18 figures).
- This Minifigures series has a gender ratio of 1:3.
- This series is part of a select few mainline Minifigures series that are based on non-Lego properties- the rest being 71004 The LEGO Movie Series, 71005 The Simpsons Series, 71009 The Simpsons Series 2, and 71012 Disney Series.
- The lineup consists of 5 Batman variants, 4 variants of Batman's allies (including two versions of Barbara Gordon), and 11 villains both major and minor.
Bring exciting new play possibilities to existing LEGO® sets with LEGO Minifigures. This 'Limited Edition' THE LEGO BATMAN MOVIE series features all your favorite characters, including Lobster-Lovin’ Batman™, The Eraser™, Zodiac Master™, King Tut™, Pink Power Batgirl™, Dick Grayson™, Orca™, Fairy Batman™, Glam Metal Batman™, Clan of the Cave Batman™, Vacation Batman™, The Joker™ – Arkham Asylum, The Calculator™, Red Hood™, Commissioner Gordon™, Barbara Gordon™, March Harriet™, The Mime™, Catman™ and Nurse Harley Quinn™. Each minifigure comes in a sealed ‘mystery’ bag, together with a display plate and a collector’s leaflet. Selected THE LEGO BATMAN MOVIE series minifigures come with one or more accessory elements.
The LEGO Batman Movie is a theme for The LEGO Batman Movie, released in several waves through 2016 and 2018.
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Lego has revealed there will be at least 13 sets released for the movie as of the first half of 2017. [1] Some sets were revealed through articles on websites such as Entertainment Weekly and The Wall Street Journal, among others. [2] [3] [4]
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Continuing on from my LEGO City Jungle set preview, here’s a brief look at the upcoming LEGO Batman Movie sets that are due to be released in Summer (Winter here in Australia).
There are 5 new LEGO Batman Movie sets that will follow the massive run of sets from earlier this year. The remaining sets seek to fill in any gaps, whether they’re vehicle or characters that didn’t make into the first wave of LEGO Batman Movie sets.
It’s quite a small run of sets, but what they lack in quantity, they more than make up for in terms of price and piece count. With prices ranging from US$14.99 / AU$22.99 to US$139.99 / AU$229.99, there’s a pretty big variance in terms of how these sets are priced.
Here’s a rundown of all the new LEGO Batman Movie sets and some of my preliminary thoughts on them!
70913 Scarcrow Fearful Face-off
Pieces: 141
Minifigures: 2- Batman, Scarecrow
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Team up with Batman™ to stop Scarecrow™ spreading fear in this action-packed THE LEGO® BATMAN MOVIE: Scarecrow™ Fearful Face-off set. The Gyro-Copter features 2 spinning rotors, an adjustable rudder and 2 bomb-drop functions to drop the included fear gas bomb elements. Attach Batman’s jetpack with Batwings and adjustable boosters, and arm him with the grappling gun to role-play an aerial battle. The set also features a power plant mini build with an explode function for added jeopardy, plus 2 minifigures.
Scarecrow Fearful Facce-off is the small, accessible set of the Summer wave and features Scarecrow in his proper costume, instead of the Pizza Delivery version that we got in the previous wave.
It’s a small set, so there doesn’t seem much here – there’s a small rickety-looking gyrocopter piloted by Scarecrow that drops poison gas bombs, but apart from that there isn’t anything particularly noteworthy.
We do get a small section of the power plant, which can be connected to the other power plant mini builds from 70910 Scarecrow Special Delivery, 70901 Mr Freeze Ice Attack and 70900 Joker Balloon Escape.
Personally, I’m not too excited by this one. Batman’s black batwings are a nice accessory and I do like Scarecrow’s minifigure design, but because it looks quite similar to the one from 76054 Scarecrow Harvest of Fear, it’s not that high on my priority list, especially with so many other great sets coming out.
70914 Bane Toxic Truck Attack
Pieces: 366
Minifigures: 2- Batman, Mutant Leader
Bigfigs: 1 – Bane
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Stop Bane™ and Mutant Leader’s toxic attacks with Batman™ in this exciting THE LEGO® BATMAN MOVIE: Bane™ Toxic Truck Attack set, including Bane’s Toxic Truck, Batman’s Whirly-Bat flyer and a toxic waste mini-build with explode function. The 6-wheel truck features rear 4-wheel suspension and a mounted 6-stud rapid shooter and detachable toxic tank element. Includes 2 minifigures, a big figure and assorted play-inspiring weapons and accessory elements including Batman’s Batarang, Mutant Leader’s torch and Bane’s Venom backpack.
70914 Bane Toxic Truck Attack is probably one of the more exciting sets in this wave, purely because of the Bane Bigfig, which has been a long time coming! The Bigfig looks terrific and as a LEGO DC Super Heroes fan, I cannot tell you how excited I am to finally have an appropriately sized Bane.
The Mutant Leader minifig is also a nice addition, especially for completionist DC fans but this set could really use another minifigure or two, especially for one that commands a relatively high price.
Bane’s Toxic Truck does look kinda neat, if a little undersized for a set that costs this much. Speaking of cost, I do expect a bit more out of a set that costs US$50/AU$90 – the other models in this set look pretty lacklustre.
Yes, I do know that Bigfigs cost a premium but this set’s incredibly high price is going to be hard to justify. I’m still going to begrudgingly buy it because I’m a sucker for BigFigs.
70915 Two-Face Double Demolition
Pieces: 564
Minifigures: 4 – Batman, Two-Face, 2x GCPD Officers
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Stop the mighty Two-Face™ Excavator with Batman’s Batcycle in this thrilling THE LEGO® BATMAN MOVIE: Two-Face™ Double Demolition set. The Two-Face Excavator has a minifigure cabin, operational excavator arm and bucket, articulated design for smooth steering. It might look like a normal digger from one side, but check out the ‘bad side’ featuring spikes on the huge wheels and a 6-stud rapid shooter. The Batcycle features an opening minifigure cockpit, rotating double stud shooter and rotating flick missile shooter. The set includes 4 minifigures who are equipped with assorted weapons and accessories to inspire endless action-packed role-play scenarios.
70915 Two-Face Double Demolition is yet another awfully priced LEGO Batman Movie set that contains a coveted minifigure – this time, it’s Two-Face. Don’t get me wrong, the Two-Face minifigure design looks exceptional, but is it really worth paying US$60/AU$100 just to get him?
To be fair, the set does have a big more going for it than say the Bane Toxic Truck set. For one, I’m really fascinated by the Excavator, which has a fascinating two-sided design, much like Two-Face. It’s probably one of the most creative and unique vehicles in the entire LEGO Batman Movie theme and looks like the designers really put a lot of thought into its design.
We also get a very Tron Light Cycle-inspired Batvehicle, the “Bat Hawk”which does look pretty neat.
The other minifigures are a bit of a letdown, for a set that’s priced on the higher side of things. Two nameless GCPD Officers won’t really set the world on fire. The addition o Condiment King and/or Gentleman Ghost would’ve helped make this set’s high pricetag a lot more palatable.
Unless I can get this set at 40% off, I’ll probably just Bricklink Two-Face and be done with it.
70916 The Batwing
Pieces: 1053
Minifigures: 3 – Batman, Robin, Harley Quinn
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Fly high above Gotham City in the Batwing and battle against Harley Quinn™ with Batman™ and Robin™ in this cool THE LEGO® BATMAN MOVIE: The Batwing set. The Batwing features an opening dual minifigure cockpit for Batman and Robin, rotating boosters, adjustable wings for flight and landing modes, 2 spring-loaded shooters, 2 disc shooters and an opening rear compartment with a car inside. Harley Quinn has a mobile cannon with a 6-stud rapid shooter. Includes 3 minifigures with weapons and accessory elements including Batman’s Batarang and Harley’s hammer.
I’m actually really excited about 70916 The Batwing because it looks absolutely massive. From what I’ve seen of this set online from the US where some stores have started selling this set early, the scale of this model is just unbelievable.
It measures about 53cm (20″) wide which is just insane when you think about it. The Batwing also had a lot of screentime in the LEGO Batman Movie, and the set’s design looks to stay very true to the on-screen version which is yet another plus.
The minifigure selection is probably the only disappointing department of this set – 3 minifigures for such a pricey set just seems odd. Sure, you get a fantastic and excusive Harley Quinn minifigure with her new two-tone tutu, but this set is just crying out for more villains such as Gentleman Ghost, Condiment King, or even some alternate Batman costumes.
That said, sets that are primarily designed to be great display pieces always get good scores in my books, so I’ll definitely be picking this one – preferably when it goes on sale.
70917 The Ultimate Batmobile
Pieces: 1456
Minifigures: 8 – Batman, Robin, Batgirl, Alfred, 2x Flying Monkeys, Polka Dot Man, Wicked Witch of the West
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Team up with THE LEGO® BATMAN MOVIE characters Batman™, Batgirl™, Robin™ and Alfred Pennyworth™ (in Batsuit) to give the Super-Villains quadruple trouble with The Ultimate Batmobile! This amazing model divides into 4 separate vehicles: the Batmobile, Batwing, Bat-Tank and Batcycle. The Batmobile features foldout boosters and 4 stud shooters, while the Batwing has foldout wings and 2 spring-loaded shooters. The Batcycle has foldable wheels and the heavily-armored Bat-Tank boasts 2 hidden 6-stud rapid shooters. The set also includes the rotating Bat-Signal with a LEGO® light brick, Polka-Dot Man’s flying disc, plus 8 minifigures with assorted weapons and accessories to inspire endless role-play action.
70917 The Ultimate Batmobile ventures into UCS-territory when it comes to pricing, but with a fantastic design and an army of minifigures, I believe that this set fully deserves its Ultimate title.
If you’ve read my post when The Ultimate Batmobile was first announced, my excitement for this set still stands and I think it’s more than deserving of being the flagship set of the entire LEGO Batman Movie theme.
After seeing more of this set in action, including the play feature where the Batmobile splits into 4 separate vehicles, this set well and truly combines great playability with a nice-looking design.
It’s also suitably large, which means that it’ll look fantastic on display and you get a really diverse cast of minifigures to further enhance The Ultimate Batmobile’s appeal.
I also think that given what you get, the set’s pricetag is not too crazy, although I will probably not buy this at full-price and wait for a suitable sale before pulling the trigger on this one.
It’s campy and looks like a lot of fun, which is all you can really ask for from a LEGO set.
That’s it for my preview of the new LEGO Batman Movie sets that are going on sale on 1 June 2017!
Overall, outside of The Batwing and Ultimate Batmobile, I’m not overly impressed with the sets this time around – they all seem to be poor value for money, especially since they’re going to be competing with the likes of new Star Wars Ep 8 sets, Ninjago Movie, LEGO City Jungle and lord knows what else LEGO have up their sleeves for 2017.
I have all the time in the world to wait for some good sales before springing on these sets, but I’ll most likely get some of them and Bricklink what I don’t have to save money.
I’d love to know what you think about the new Summer LEGO Batman Movie sets. Let me know in the comments if you’re particularly excited about any of these sets and if you’re going to be picking any of these up when they go on sale!
I’ve just picked up the Barnes & Noble exclusive edition of The LEGO Batman Movie: The Essential Guide and in it, there are images of some rumored summer 2017 sets that I’ve previously reported on.
The first is the Batwing that is said to be released. The book calls this version of the Batwing the “Black Thunder.” Further along in the book in the villains section, we get a look at some of the other sets that were rumored to come out in the summer. The first is Two-Face with his wrecking machine. Next to him is Harley Quinn with her vehicle with a cannon that was going to be a part of the Black Thunder Batwing set. On the next page, we get a look at the Scarecrow Scarecopter. Finally, there’s a look at the Bane bigfig along with his six-wheel vehicle.
You can now purchase The LEGO Batman Movie: The Essential Guide over on Amazon but the Barnes & Noble version also includes a poster with it. I’ll review the book in the next few days.
The perfect companion to LEGO Batman’s first solo movie, The LEGO® Batman™ Movie: The Essential Guide showcases the full range of exciting LEGO Batman sets and minifigures that will be released to tie in with the film’s release. Heroes, villains, vehicles, and locations are all explored in classic DK style, with lively and informative nonfiction text to annotate and expand upon lavish reference images of LEGO Batman sets and scenes from the movie.
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