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DC Batman - Batmobile 3D Jigsaw Puzzle: 255 Pcs

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$22.74 $32.49 In stock

Category: 3D Puzzles

Villains beware! Batman is fully equipped to fight crime with the Batmobile, a heavily armored tactical assault vehicle with prototype military grade hardware developed by none other than Wayne Enterprises. Powered by a turbine engine, it could reach a maximum speed of 330 mph (530 km/h). The Batmobile was one of the most daunting components in Batman's vast arsenal, and he kept it stored in the Batcave when it was not in use. The roaring engine and powerful afterburner echoing through the streets of Gotham City will send shivers down the spines of any criminal it crosses!



This 255-piece 3D jigsaw puzzle is a reproduction of the Batmobile as seen in Tim Burton's Batman (1989) and Batman Returns (1992) movies, considered to be by many Batman fans as their favorite. Hurry and assemble it before the next Bat-Signal hits the cloudy sky of Gotham!



Recommended for 1 or more players, ages 12+.



Contents include: 255 Foam-Backed Puzzle Pieces, Instruction Booklet

Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Zoe E. ★★★★★

The panels snap together with a satisfying click and stay locked tight once assembled—no glue needed, which is a relief. Seeing the armored tactical assault vehicle take shape on my shelf was genuinely cool, and the finished piece is sturdy enough to handle a quick dusting without falling apart.

Thomas P. ★★★★★

Took me a couple of evenings to finish, but the armored panels and the sleek curves of the tactical assault vehicle really come together into a display piece that looks sharp on my shelf. The 255 pieces are numbered well enough that I never got stuck, and it holds its shape without glue.

Robert U. ★★★★★

The armored panels and turbine engine really pop once assembled, and the pieces click together tighter than I expected for a puzzle. I’ve got it perched on my desk next to my monitor, and every time I glance over, it feels like a mini movie prop. Honestly, the toughest part was resisting the urge to