NEW - Eaglemoss Batman Classic TV Series Kitty Car Catmobile

• Hand-painted die-cast collectible model from the Batman Automobilia Collection

• Officially licensed model from the classic 1960s Batman TV series

• Features Catwoman's iconic Kitty Car (Catmobile) design

• Comes with unique display stand featuring 3D lenticular backdrop

• Display base includes whiskers and tail details

• Includes 12-page magazine with vehicle history and Catwoman comic book retrospective

• Boxed with protective blistering display case and backdrop

• Perfect for display in collections or as nostalgic memorabilia

Manufacturer: Eaglemoss

Collection: Batman Automobilia Collection

Series: Batman Classic TV Series

Vehicle: Kitty Car (Catmobile)

Scale: 1:43

Material: Hand-painted die-cast metal

Age Range: 10+ years

Packaging: Protective blistering display case with backdrop

Accessories: Display stand with 3D lenticular backdrop, 12-page magazine

Dimensions: 7.3 cm x 14 cm x 3 cm

The Kitty Car was Catwoman's signature vehicle in the 1960s Batman television series, representing one of the most memorable villain vehicles from the show's rogues gallery.

Design and Features: The Kitty Car featured an absurd yet striking design with cat-like whiskers protruding from the front and a tail at the rear. Despite its playful appearance, the vehicle housed a powerful engine capable of outrunning most vehicles in Gotham City, making it both a visual spectacle and a formidable escape vehicle.

Catwoman's Mobile: As Catwoman's pet name for her Catmobile, the Kitty Car perfectly embodied its owner's personality – sleek, sinuous, and deadly. The luxurious interior featured sumptuous upholstery befitting the sophisticated feline felon.

Criminal Operations: The vehicle served as Catwoman's primary mode of transportation during her various criminal schemes throughout Gotham City, particularly when hunting for priceless baubles and glistening jewels that attracted her attention.

Cultural Impact: The Kitty Car became one of the most recognisable villain vehicles from the Batman TV series, joining the ranks of other memorable automobiles like the Batmobile, the Penguin's various vehicles, and the Joker's Jokermobile.

Catwoman is one of Batman's most iconic adversaries and one of the most complex characters in the DC Comics universe. In the 1960s Batman TV series, she was portrayed by three different actresses: Julie Newmar (Season 1 and 2), Lee Meriwether (the 1966 film), and Eartha Kitt (Season 3).

Character Origins: Selina Kyle, alias Catwoman, is a cat burglar with a sophisticated taste for expensive jewellery, rare artifacts, and valuable treasures. Her cat-like reflexes, acrobatic skills, and cunning intelligence make her a formidable opponent for the Dynamic Duo.

TV Series Portrayal: In the 1960s series, Catwoman was portrayed as a glamorous, seductive villainess with a particular fondness for crimes involving jewels and cats. Her relationship with Batman was notably complex, featuring a romantic tension that set her apart from other villains.

Criminal Style: Unlike many of Batman's foes who sought power or chaos, Catwoman's crimes were motivated by a love of luxury and the thrill of the heist. She operated with style and sophistication, often leaving her calling card – a stylised cat symbol – at crime scenes.

Moral Ambiguity: Even in the 1960s series, Catwoman displayed moral complexity, occasionally helping Batman when their interests aligned, and showing genuine affection for the Caped Crusader despite being on opposite sides of the law.

Batman is an American live action television series that aired on ABC from January 12, 1966, to March 14, 1968. The show, starring Adam West as Batman and Burt Ward as Robin, was notable for its camp style, upbeat theme music, and its intentionally humorous, simplistic morality.

Visual Style: The series was known for its iconic comic book-inspired graphics during fight scenes, characterised by comic-book style sound effects like "POW!" and "BAM!" that were superimposed over the action.

Villains Gallery: The series featured many colourful and eccentric villains from Batman's rogues gallery, including the Joker, the Penguin, the Riddler, and Catwoman, who would devise elaborate schemes to take over Gotham City, only to be foiled by the Dynamic Duo.

Cultural Impact: Despite running for only three seasons, the Batman TV series had a lasting cultural impact and contributed significantly to the popularisation of the Batman character beyond comic books, influencing numerous future adaptations of the DC Comics superhero.

Vehicles and Gadgets: The series was famous for its creative and often outrageous vehicles, from the iconic Batmobile to various villain vehicles like the Kitty Car, Penguin's vehicles, and the Jokermobile, each designed to match their owner's personality and criminal style.

The Batman Automobilia Collection by Eaglemoss is a premium die-cast model collection featuring iconic vehicles from Batman's extensive history across comics, films, and television series.

Quality Craftsmanship: Each model is hand-painted and crafted from die-cast metal with attention to detail, capturing the unique characteristics of each vehicle from the Batman universe.

Display Presentation: Models come in protective display cases with specially designed backdrops, making them perfect for display in collections or as standalone pieces of Batman memorabilia.

Educational Component: Each vehicle includes an accompanying magazine providing detailed information about the vehicle's history, its appearances in Batman media, and background on associated characters and storylines.

Collectible Series: The collection spans various eras and media, from the 1960s TV series vehicles to modern comic book and film interpretations, offering collectors a comprehensive look at Batman's vehicular history.

Delivery: Enjoy FREE standard shipping to anywhere in Australia via Australia Post with every order! The option to upgrade to Express Post shipping for an additional flat fee Australia wide is available to select during checkout.

Estimated Delivery Time: 3-5 business days for standard shipping; 1-2 business days for express shipping.

Returns: We accept returns within 30 days of delivery. Item must be in original packaging and condition. Items with broken seals may not be eligible for return unless damaged or defective.

Exchanges: We're happy to exchange any items that don't meet your expectations. Please contact our customer service team to arrange an exchange.

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