now I want one. I really like the bullet marks but the purple wheels look abit wierd.Sarfraz
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HondaSiR
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Yeah, that 1989 diecast Batmobile really is a looker. I wouldn't mind owning one myself. I've had the pleasure of actually holding one out of the box in a toy store and it is a pretty heavy piece of diecast wonder. The fender guns do flip over and the cockpit cover slides forward smoothly, like in the movie. If I had the money to burn, I would definitely get one though I prefer the brand new look over the battle-damaged one.
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What I'd LOVE to see produced is the A-Team GMC Custom Van.
I'm sure it won't be long. Just look at all the TV/movie diecast releases over the last 2 years alone! Ertl recently re-released the 1:24 plastic model kit, so hopefully the diecast version will follow!
I'm sure it won't be long. Just look at all the TV/movie diecast releases over the last 2 years alone! Ertl recently re-released the 1:24 plastic model kit, so hopefully the diecast version will follow!
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