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Intimately-detailed new ‘The Batman’ collectible sculpture unmasked

Did you ever wanna feel like the scowl under the cowl lurks in the shadows of your own home?

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Now you can own the latest iteration of The Batman’s Batsuit — albeit in a 1/3 replica size, and non-removable from a model — to display in your own home, not as “just a call,” but as a beacon. Or as something to store away in your mini-Batcave until a later date, when it becomes an even rarer —thus more expensive —collectible, if that’s your thing.

You can’t quite wear it, but relatively soon you could hold a “31-inch tall vision of Vengeance” in your hands; because a figurine of Robert Pattinson’s version of Batman, exquisitely-detailed and in full Batsuit, has been unveiled (or unmasked, if you prefer), replete with realistic-looking “ballistic cloth,” carved-from-marble jawline, and simmering eyes.

This is no static statue, either, as there are removable parts (and heads) aplenty, with bonus items for those who order early.

Released by Prime 1 Studio and Blitzway, the preorder begins Friday at 3 p.m. in Japan (that’s 1 a.m. EST). The “1:3 Scale Museum Masterline MMTBM-03S: Batman Bonus Version statuette” collectible features a level of extraordinary detail that truly resembles the real thing, right up to the look of the suit’s fabric, rendered in every action belt, wristband and thigh pad to boot.

Take a gander below — the level of detail really is something else, as you can see every intimate detail and nuance of the latest Batsuit, even the face of its main man.

“Blitzway’s incredible artisans have brought their finest sculptors and most accomplished painters to bring Robert Pattinson’s turn as the Caped Crusader to vivid life,” the website’s release states.

Check out the gallery below.

(Anyone else getting some serious The Crow vibes from the un-cowled version?)

The Deets

From the makers: “The workmanship on the cowl calls to mind how Bruce Wayne created his suit by hand. Blitzway’s artists made sure to convey a sense of realism to all aspects of the costume. The armor plating on Batman’s body has a texture of ballistic cloth, stretched over hard armor plating, and that is exactly how it looks on this statue.”

There are two swappable heads (cowled and un-cowled), three swappable right hands, and two swappable utility belt pouches. Plus, the Batarang on the chest — yeah, that detaches too, in case you want to fling it around. The base is Batmobile-inspired, as well.

And those who preorder get two more parts that detach; a swappable left arm/grappling hook, and a swappable right hand holding the Batarang.

Another cool detail is that the artists differentiate the pieces of the suit, and even the cloth, while maintaining the all-black color scheme.

Here’s the total spec rundown from Prime 1 Studio:

  • The Batman Batmobile-themed base
  • LED Illuminated Base
  • Fabric Cape
  • Detachable Die-cast Batarang on the chest
  • Removable Sticky Bomb Gun from the holster
  • Two (2) Swappable Heads
  • One (1) Swappable Left Forearm with Closed Fist
  • Two (2) Utility Belt Pouches with Removable Adrenaline Syringes
  • Three (3) Swappable Right Hands (Opened, Closed Fist, Holding the Sticky Bomb Gun)
  • One (1) Swappable Bonus Left Forearm with Grappling Hook [BONUS PART]
  • One (1) Swappable Bonus Right Hand holding the Batarang [BONUS PART]

The limited-edition figurine clocks in at $1,599 with a reservation deposit, and will be ready for your cave sometime between June and September… of 2023.


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You could say Habeab is bit like Roy Kent — here, there, every-f’ing-where. Immersed in journalism for 20 years now, he writes about life — from sports to profiles, beer to food, film, coffee, music, and more. Hailing from Austin, Texas, he now resides in the gorgeous seaside city of Gdynia, Poland. Not one to take things too seriously, other than his craft, BB has worked in brewing and serving beer, roasting and pouring coffee, and in Austin’s finest gin distillery among myriad other things. A graduate of the University of Texas, he once worked for the Chicago Sun-Times and Austin American-Statesman when newspapers were still a thing, then dabbled in social media and marketing. If there is water, he will swim there — from the freezing seas of Copenhagen and Gdynia, to the warm waters in Texas and Thailand.