LEGO Reveals Classic Batman TV Series Batcave Set

The classic Batman TV show debuted on January 12, 1966. To celebrate the 50th anniversary of the series, Lego released images for the Lego Batman Classic TV Series Batcave. The set is inspired by the series and contains 2,526 pieces. Along with the Batcave, the set includes a portion of Wayne Manor, the Batpoles, three vehicles, and nine minifigures.

The designers put a lot of detail into the set. If you've watched the show or read the comics, you'll see a lot of familiar areas and items. The portion of Wayne Manor features portraits of Thomas and Martha Wayne, the Batphone, and the William Shakespeare bust that is used to reveal the Batpoles and entrance to the Batcave.

Inside the cave, you'll find Batman's 2-floor lab, Batcomputer, lie detector machine, and other Bat-gadgets. The vehicles include the Batcopter, the Batcycle, and, of course, the Batmobile.

Check out the images of everything you get in the set.

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Along with Batman and Robin, the other minifigures include Alfred, Bruce Wayne, Dick Grayson, Joker, Catwoman, Riddler, and Penguin. The figures do come with accessories such as Joker's TNT, Catwoman's whip, Riddler's TNT, and the Penguin's umbrella. Batman and Robin include 3 Batarangs, grappling hook, and handcuffs.

Lego also released a video with the designers describing all the features of the set.

The price for the Batcave set is $269.99 and will be available in March 2016 on Lego.com or in Lego stores.

Looks amazing. Funny seeing the guy on the right say holy moly in the least enthusiastic voice possible.

I need this.

Buy two and store one in a box with padding. 3-5 years later, take it out and sell it for 800 -1000. And that doesn't include inflation.

Where the heck was all this stuff when I was 8 years old? I had to make do with a cardboard box and a set of crayons to make my bat cave.

@mark_stephen: But you couldn't afford it when you were 8. Now, hopefully you can to relive your childhood. Or something. It's so cool.

I just want the Batmobile :)

Adam West (and Lord Chew) would approve.

I can't afford it now either. At least the repeats are free.

I want kids so I can all these cool legos and not be judged.

I don't have any kids & don't care what people think so I'm going to get one. Lol

is there even a word for how awesome this is?

I usually don't go for the playset style LEGO sets. I stick to the big vehicles. This will be the exception to that rule. Time to save some pennies until March.

This looks amazing

I can give you a sentence: Holy moly it is awesome.

that works :)

@g_man:

@mark_stephen: But you couldn't afford it when you were 8. Now, hopefully you can to relive your childhood. Or something. It's so cool.

Why is LEGO so awesome, G-Man?

@mysticmedivh:

Adam West (and Lord Chew) would approve.

Yes, the Chewforce is strong with this one...