McFarlane Batmobile 89 Gold Label 2 Pack - Stock Updates

The McFarlane Batmobile 89 gold label 2-pack preorders are exclusively sold on Amazon.

McFarlane Batmobile 89 Gold Label 2 Pack - Stock Updates

The McFarlane Batmobile 89 Gold Label 2 pack by McFarlane Toys sold out quickly and left fans eagerly anticipating a restock. The restock did arrive on July 17th but sold out in under 10 minutes. Some stock appears now and again, check the link to see:

You can pre-order directly from Amazon here, for only $74.99.

Update October 14, 2023 - Some stock has been appearing intermittently, two Arodie readersjust managed to snag one, keep checking the link and hopefully you'll get lucky!

This pack is an Amazon Exclusive and stock is limited, not all fans will manage to add this coveted piece to their collections unless a third restock happens. The competition will be fierce as collectors (and scalpers) try to get their hands on this beauty.

McFarlane had previously released Batman and Batmobile 1989 figures inspired by the latest The Flash film. However, they also sold out quickly, leaving many fans disappointed. Now, fans have another opportunity to secure the Gold Label variant of the famous 1989 Batmobile and Batman as a twin pack.

The Gold Label increases the price of McFarlane's base figures, due to the more detailed paint applications and potential inclusion of extra features. However, the price of $74.99 is very reasonable for what you are getting here.

From the images we've seen, both Batman and the Batmobile 89 look absolutely fantastic, and I've no doubt that they will sell out quickly. Batman's cowl looks superb, even if the face sculpt may not resemble Michael Keaton. For an uncanny likeness, consider checking out Hot Toys' Michael Keaton Batman. The Batmobile, with its gunmetal wheels, is also a highlight.

Worth noting is the cultural significance of the Batmobile 1989. Regarded as one of the most iconic depictions of Batman's transportation, this Batmobile became a symbol of a darker, more brooding Batman in Tim Burton's 1989 film. Its distinctive, elongated design and striking tailfins captured the imagination of fans worldwide.

The recent Flash film added to this legacy by bringing Michael Keaton back to reprise his role as Batman. This not only instilled a sense of nostalgia but also underscored the continued significance of Keaton's portrayal and the enduring appeal of the 1989 Batmobile. Now, fans have another chance to bring a piece of this cinematic history home with McFarlane's latest offering.

Keep Updated

  1. Follow - Arodie on Twitter.
  2. Subscribe - To arodie.com for free and get updates straight to your inbox.

Just so you know, Arodie is reader-supported. When you buy through the links on our site, we might earn an affiliate commission as a small percentage of the sale, at no cost to you. Plus, you can rest assured knowing that our opinions on the products we chat about are always our own.

Great! You’ve successfully signed up.

Welcome back! You've successfully signed in.

You've successfully subscribed to ARODIE.

Success! Check your email for magic link to sign-in.

Success! Your billing info has been updated.

Your billing was not updated.