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Product Description of Batmobile? Tumbler: Scarecrow? Showdown

Armored Tumbler Batmobile” from the Batman” movies

LEGO? DC Batman? Batmobile? Tumbler: Scarecrow? Showdown (76239) puts high-octane, super-hero style and action into kids? hands.

The ultimate, armoured crime-fighting machine
The Tumbler Batmobile? from the Dark Knight? trilogy of Batman movies, is one of the most iconic, battle-ready vehicles in cinema history. It has an opening roof, which provides access to the driver and passenger seats and control panel. There are 2 stud shooters fitted to the front of the vehicle. There?s even somewhere to store the Batarang?. 2 minifigures are included: Batman, with a Batarang, grappling gun and alternative ?nightmare? head; and the Scarecrow, with a stud shooter and toxic fear gas cannister. When the battle action is over for the day, the Tumbler Batmobile looks awesome on display in kids? rooms.

• LEGO? DC Batman? Batmobile? Tumbler: Scarecrow? Showdown (76239) puts high-octane, super-hero style and action into kids? hands with the awesome, armoured Tumbler Batmobile?.
• Includes a buildable Tumbler Batmobile?, plus Batman? and the Scarecrow? minifigures with weapons. An alternative ?nightmare? head for Batman inspires even more play possibilities.
• Young action heroes can roar through GOTHAM CITY? in the ultimate, armoured crime-fighting machine and battle an iconic villain from the Batman? movies.
• This buildable Tumbler toy makes a spectacular birthday or holiday gift for fans of Batman? and cool cars aged 8 and up.
• The vehicle measures over 2.5 in. (7 cm) high, 7.5 in. (19 cm) long and 4.5 in. (12 cm) wide and combines easily with other LEGO? DC Batman? sets.
• With cool characters, vehicles, gadgets and weapons, LEGO? DC Batman? playsets put super-hero action into kids? hands and let them enjoy endless imaginative adventures.
• LEGO? components satisfy stringent industry quality standards to ensure they are consistent, compatible and connect and pull apart correctly every time ? it?s been that way since 1958.
• LEGO? components are dropped, heated, crushed, twisted and analysed to make sure they fulfil rigorous global safety standards.