Lego Batmobile Tumbler Is Over $80 Off At Amazon, But You Should Hurry

The Lego Batmobile Tumbler is on sale for its lowest price yet at Amazon. Batman fans can snag the 2,049-piece Batmobile from the Dark Knight Trilogy for $189, which is an $81 price cut from its original $270 MSRP. This 30% discount isn’t likely to stick around for long; the Batmobile Tumbler was on sale for $210-$230 a few times before and during Amazon’s October Prime Day, and those deals sold out fast.

Lego Batmobile Tumbler from The Dark Knight Trilogy

The Batmobile Tumbler comes with minifigures of Batman and The Joker. Because the Tumbler has a very angular design, this has translated well into a Lego model while retaining the signature style of those blocks. You have several panels, authentic details, and intimidating wheels on this beastly machine, and when you’re done building it, you can display it on a sturdy base with a nameplate that includes details of the model. It’s pretty big as well, measuring 17 inches in length and nine inches in width. If you want to go a step further, you can even grab LEDs that fit into the model from third-party sellers.

Several smaller Batmobile Lego sets have released over the years, including the recently released Batmobile based on Batman: The Animated Series that’s on sale for $48 (was $60). This kit comes with 435 pieces and three minifigures: Batman, Mr. Freeze, and Harley Quinn. There’s also a 438-piece Lego Batmobile based on the 1989 live-action film starring Michael Keaton and directed by Tim Burton. The 1989 Batmobile comes with Batman and Joker minifigures. You can buy the 1989 Batmobile on its own for $36 at Amazon (was $48), or you can get it with Walmart’s Lego Batman vs. The Joker 3-in-1 Gift Set, which you can check out below:

$50

Includes 835 pieces, two vehicles, and five minifigures across three builds valued at $91 total:

On October 1, Lego released the Classic Batmobile, an 1,822-piece set based on the 1966 TV series. It sold out at major retailers at launch, and it’s still backorder at the Lego Store and sold out once again at Amazon. If you’re interested in picking up this nostalgic version of the Batmobile, Walmart and Target have it in stock at the moment.