Superman Car

I suppose that even if you can fly faster than a speeding bullet there might be a reason to own a car.

But I am not sure what it is.

Still, this Superman car is pretty cool.

So I purchased it.

Maybe when he has to drive the kids to school?

Batman and the Vampires

Dollar Tree buildings and crypt with the Batmobile.

An abandoned neighborhood on the edge of town.

The Cape Crusader responds to vampires!

Bats vs Bats!

Bat Buggy

At Target buying flat bed trucks I found this little gem.

It's a dune buggy in red and black, in a retro style.

I plan on putting a Batman decal on it.

It will be Batmans off road Batmobile!

Flat Bed

As part of my Batman collection, I figured it would be important to have a vehicle retriever.

The Batmobile crashes a lot and certainly you gotta get it back into the shop.

I got this Hot Wheels flatbed at Target for 94 cents.

The cool part is the bed slides down to fetch the car.

So you can winch it up to the front.

There is also a notch in the back of the flatbed so the car does not roll off.

The truck it large enough to handle a full size Batmobile.  It comes in chrome and purple, and I may just stick a Batman sticker over the Hot Wheels logo and leave it this color.  Or not.

Green Lantern

This is a Hot Wheels Green Lantern car.

It's a one man vehicle.

I am using it for my Superhero project.

It's a pretty cool vehicle.

I don't have a Green Lantern figure yet.

Shown here with my Batman for scale.

I like that it's clear.

Gloss Bat

This Bat comes in flat black.

I painted it over with Tamiya clear gloss.

Shown here with Robin.

I think it looks better in gloss black, I look more like the rest of the Bat-fleet of vehicles.

BatCopter

Batman was always known for having interesting transportation.

Hot Wheels is well known for making as many versions of their models as they can.

Hot Wheels makes several different color combinations of this helicopter, including several that are marketed as Hot Wheels vehicles.

I like this color combination.

It makes pretty good, but rather small, helicopter for Batman.

Bat Boat

As part of my superhero project I got this Batmobile.

It's from the 1966 Batman movie.

It is a die cast model.

I like the wings on the trailer and the Batman symbol on the wheel hub.

The underside of the boat.

King Tut's Lair

  http://www.warin15mm.com/ is run by my friend Richard.

He is working on Egyptian stuff right now.

He gave me these two items, the statue and the building.  They were surplus to his needs.

Just in time for the new King Tut mobile!

The use of a piece of wallpaper makes a nice backdrop.

This statue may reside in Gotham City some day.

I can see Batman and Robin swooping in from the roof to BAM! BIFF! and BOFF the minions of King Tut!

King Tut Mobile II

After I got the mummy hot rod, I found this car.

It's part of a series of monster movie cars by Hot Wheels.

So this one will also serve King Tut.

It has a lot of Egyptian motifs on it.

It's also a very cool and luxurious car.

I think it will work well for King Tut when he wants to transport his Thugs and Molls around.

The roof and hood are great!

It even has molded tire treads.