Build your own Batmobile Tumbler

[chefhawk]

..and one more

thank you for the positive feedback...cheers

 

[chefhawk]

Here is another one...adding the journal cross.

 

[chefhawk]

Here we add the tyre to the wheel section.

 

[chefhawk]

Here We add the shock absorber rods and the left steering bar.

 

[chefhawk]

HERE we start on the dashboard and the outer and inner panels.

 

[chefhawk]

Here we continue to work on the dashboard console with the left and right instrument panels.

 

[chefhawk]

Here we start on adding to the cockpit floor.
Multi Language SubsTitles

 

[chefhawk]

Here we make a start on the Head up display unit.

 

[chefhawk]

Here we add two supporting arms to the head up display unit.

 

[joberg]

Great to see those vids chefhawkYou're doing the hard work, so we don't have to guess building those anymore

 

[chefhawk]

Cheers for the comment joberg...

Here we put together the display and joystick holders. Multi Subs!

 

[Prefect42]

I've always wondered about the way the front wheels worked on the Tumbler. Your videos gave me a much better understanding!! Brilliant work, Mate.

Ted.

 

[chefhawk]

I've always wondered about the way the front wheels worked on the Tumbler. Your videos gave me a much better understanding!! Brilliant work, Mate.

Ted.

Thanks Ted.

 

[chefhawk]

Here we add Joysticks to the HUD. Multi Language Subs.

 

[Prefect42]

OKAY!!! Next to wondering how the heck the front wheels worked, the inside of the Tumbler has plagued me since I first saw the film. And I'm guessing that the yellow paint along the floor is the track where the joysticks / HUD move when converting to the Bat Pod.

Thanks for sharing this awesome build with us!

 

[chefhawk]

OKAY!!! Next to wondering how the heck the front wheels worked, the inside of the Tumbler has plagued me since I first saw the film. And I'm guessing that the yellow paint along the floor is the track where the joysticks / HUD move when converting to the Bat Pod.

Thanks for sharing this awesome build with us!

Yes the yellow markings are a "health and safety " thing to remind users to be aware for when or if it converts to the batpod. Thank you for your kind comments Prefect42.

 

[chefhawk]

Here we make a start on the pilot seat and components. Multi language subs.

 

[chefhawk]

Here we build the Base of the pilot seat. Multi subs.

 

[joberg]

This is going to be bitchin' when finished

 

[chefhawk]

Here we start on the Lower seat of the pilot seat. Multi subs