We’ve seen quite a few sets based on these films now that were recently revealed by the LEGO Group, from the 8+ set 76259 Batman Construction Figure to the more complex 18+ set of 76252 Batcave – Shadow Box.

Even though build time is not really a thing with this polybag, you nonetheless get a small structure to assemble. Brick-a-brac is a UK based e-commerce retailer specialising in discontinued, rare and exclusive LEGO products. Unsurprisingly, not much is included in the polybag apart from the new 1992 version of Batman and a small stone gargoyle build for him to stand on. It's a slightly different to the one found in the Batwing set but that's a good thing, making it exclusive to this set. If you need some advice or if a product you're looking for isn't displayed on our site we may be able to help, so please get in touch!Unless otherwise stated in the respective offer, the goods will be delivered within 1 - 2 days for domestic deliveries (Germany) and within 10-12 days for international deliveries after conclusion of the contract (in the case of agreed advance payment, after the time of your payment instruction). This polybag is a great alternative in case you’re still eyeing the much larger, and more expensive, LEGO Batcave – Shadow Box 76252 which also includes the said minifigure. The small scenery corner of a rooftop has been built into a building in my LEGO street so the Dark Knight can watch over the city.

Notable features about the minifigure include the slight changes that have been made to Batman’s torso, as well as the moulded cape-and-cowl combo that came with the 1989 sets. Reddit and its partners use cookies and similar technologies to provide you with a better experience. All in all, this is a fantastic polybag for LEGO Batman fans, giving those who may have missed out on the Michael Keaton Batman cowl a super budget-friendly opportunity to pick up the latest and greatest LEGO Batman minifigure. LEGO DC seems to have a particular focus this year, and this polybag would be great to get especially if you’re mostly trying to snag this particular minifigure. There’s also a clip on the model, which seems like an errant element, but could possibly hint at more rooftop sections to come featuring more Batman characters, hopefully in this affordable polybag format too.

The rest of the polybag constructs a small piece of rooftop for Batman to stand on as he looks out over Gotham City and broods in the darkness.

Both differ from the Batman minifigs coming in August, which look more like a standard Batman minifig with some ’89-esque printing. The gargoyle on it is identical to those on the display bases for the 1989 Batmobile, the 1989 Batwing, and the Batmobile Tumbler. The Polybag itself is a great way to get ahold of this particular Minifigure and the extremely sought-after moulded Cape piece. LEGO Batman fans no longer have to rely on leaked images from various sources, as we now have an official look at this new and exciting polybag. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.

The big drawcard of course is the 1992 Batman minifigure, which has only featured in two sets before this polybag (and the Batcave Shadowbox), 761390 1989 Batmobile and 76161 1989 Batwing which were 2 very large and expensive sets. I’ve already given my thoughts on the Batcave Shadowbox both before actually seeing the physical product and afterwards.