Posted May 7, 200816 yr Hi, guys! This is just a little something I threw together because I am in a Batvehicle MOCing mood right now. It's kind of an emergency escape vehicle for the Dark Knight. I was inspired to make this by noticing how much that Batweapon thingy (what exactly is it?) at the front looks like a spinning propeller.The challenge in building this was it to build as many bat-like parts as possible into the smallest space. It's nothing from the comics or anything, just a fun little flying Batvehicle. Enjoy! After use, the Batplane can be folded together for compact storage! Well, I hope you like it! Stay tuned for another ingenius, mind-blowing Batvehicle of my creation! Random MOCing moods ON!
May 7, 200816 yr Wow, that's awesome! First I saw the clever use of the hand-cuffs, then I saw the Batarangs, and those Bat wings fit in lovely to top it all off. Clever uses of parts that hold together a great MOC! ~Peace
May 7, 200816 yr Clever little flyer there Oky, I love the prop and control handcuffs, and those batwings are put to excellent use, great job! Batbrick Away!
May 7, 200816 yr Ghehehehe, brilliant! I love the use of cuffs for steering-devices and the bat...arang (?) as a propeller. Dare I say it: ideal Batman impulse set. Very "nifty" design!
May 7, 200816 yr Oky Wan Kenobi said: It's nothing from the comics or anything, just a fun little flying Batvehicle. Enjoy! Oh, you'd be surprised at how much like some of the stuff from the 50s and 60s this actually is! Anyway, a very nice flyer you've got there Oky. Cute, fun and strangely practical. The Bat-cuff usage made me smile as well, very ingenious.
May 7, 200816 yr Author Clonecommando007 said: Sheer Brilliance! Great how you worked with all those little pieces. Wow! Thanks Guys! I'm honored! Brainbox said: Oh, you'd be surprised at how much like some of the stuff from the 50s and 60s this actually is! Yeah, I know, I did some research on the term "Batplane" when I was looking for a name for my little creation, and it seems that the Batplane was kind of a prototype of the Batwing. And, you're right, it did look kinda like my Batflyer : This was also called the "Batgyro", but if you take away the helicopter part, you get pretty much what I made! Accidental Accuracy On!
May 8, 200816 yr Very nice. It's funny how much it resembles the Batgyro. As a small vehicle, I would rather have this as an official LEGO set than the Batbuggy we are about to get.
May 17, 200816 yr Now THAT's cool. I love the handcuff throttle, it's a neat little plane with loads of features.
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