The package contains four numbered parts kits, an instruction manual, two 2x16 light gray parts and a sticker sheet.
The text content of the sticker is exactly the same as that on the 76139 nameplate, except that the silhouette of Batman is printed on one side, and the words Limited Edition are also printed in the lower right corner of the sticker.
The whole process of putting together the vehicle is not complicated, after all, it is a 7+ set.
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It can be said that the whole process of putting together the vehicle is still very rigorously designed, and this is definitely a set that exceeds the normal level of design.
The whole appearance of the vehicle is really attractive. The restoration of the film is also done very well, and the addition of the special design of the Lego ejection mechanism.
The cockpit lid is lifted and has some engraving of the driver's seat.
The design of the rear of the car is still very good, only the rear wing part is slightly stiff.
Many details of the body are really well done.
For Minifigures with, this car can interact well with the man-child in 76139, but to get Batman to do in the car, or need to match the cloth cape.
76119 and 40433 limited version of the Batmobile compared.
Between 40433 and 76119, the play is very similar, the body has an ejection mechanism, the rear spitfire will follow the rolling of the vehicle and turn, the vehicle's cockpit cover open the same way.
Two bases to compare. Is not feeling less than one incomplete? Very incomplete!
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