Let’s travel to a simpler time and see what Batman’s life was like in 1966 with this brand new set from LEGO! Take the jump for a speed build and review of LEGO DC Super Heroes: Batman Classic TV Series Batcave set #76052.
LEGO DC Super Heroes: Batman Classic TV Series Batcave speed build and review
Let’s travel to a simpler time and see what Batman’s life was like in 1966 with this brand new set from LEGO! Take the jump for a speed build and review of L…
BATMAN CLASSIC TV SERIES BATCAVE
Drive the villains out from Batman’s Batcave!
It’s back to the Batcave with this special set featuring iconic elements as seen in the classic 1960s Batman™ TV show. Answer emergency calls on the Batphone in Bruce Wayne’s private study. Then press the button under the bust of Shakespeare and open a sliding false bookcase to reveal the secret entrance to the Batcave. Change Bruce Wayne™ and Dick Grayson™ into Batman™ and Robin™ and slide down the Batpoles. Protect the Bat Lab’s Batcomputer from The Joker’s TNT attacks and test Catwoman™ with the lie detector machine. Fly the Batcopter with Robin and fire the flick missiles. Then drive the Batmobile or Batcycle and stop those villains escaping with the Batcave’s secrets!
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