18 thoughts on “Batman Returns Batmobile”

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  2. Woaaah thank you so much for posting this awesome papercraft! Could you make the Joker please?

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    1. I’m happy to hear you like my papercraft works! ;o) I’m a Batman fan myself too, so I do hope to make more of them in the future. If I do make a Joker, I will probably base him on the animated version, like the two paper Batmen I already made.

      Papercraft is only a hobby of mine, though, so I can’t promise if/when I’ll finally get around to it…!

      There are other papercrafting Batman fans too, though, maybe you will like the papercraft Jokers they made already, like http://ninjatoes.blogspot.com/2014/07/papercraft-batman-arkham-asylum-joker.html or http://ninjatoes.blogspot.com/2014/01/papercraft-batman-classic-joker.html

      and a recent “chibi” version: http://ninjatoes.blogspot.com/2014/08/chibi-papercraft-joker.html

      And of course you might find somre more if you look around a bit online! ;o)

      Have fun papercrafting!

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        1. Thank you, I it’s good to hear people read my Twitter! ;o) Like I said, I can’t promise I will do it, especially not anytime soon unfortunately, but who knows in the future? (because I do like that version too. ;o)

          And in the meantime, don’t give up searching of course, in case some other Batman fan makes it.

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    1. Thanks for the compliment! My hand drawn papercraft Batmobile was one of the first paper models I made myself, and I was really happy with the result (and I still am! ;o)

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    1. I’m glad you like the Keaton Car! ;o)

      If you print it “as is”, the baseplate (part 1) should be about 9 cm x 20 cm on its widest points.

      Including the wings, it’s about 22 cm long and almost 5 cm high.

      (if you use US Letter paper instead of ISO A4 paper, or if your printer margins are very large, it will come out a little smaller, though)

      Good luck and have fun on your project!

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      1. I’ve build this car with my kids….six kids..six time maked …This is Great…not so hard…but not so easy.. BIG THANKS** ;)

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        1. Wow, six times! By the sixth time, you probably could have dreamt where all the parts needed to go… ;o) I’m glad you still found it fun to build after 6 times, I hope your kids like their paper Batmobiles!

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