This Swarovski Crystal Batmobile Is For The Die-Hard Batman Fan

- The Swarovski Batmobile is priced at $599 (approx. Rs. 45,000)
- The Swarovski Batmobile is 6" long, 2.3" wide and 1.3" tall
- Swarovski also retails a crystal Batman separately
Owning a Batmobile is one of the those dreams that you save money for. And we all have different ways to deal with it. Many of us buy scale models to satiate our need for having one home. But, if you're too bored with the same old die-cast scale models that have been on sale and want something a little more exquisite and exclusive, then it is the new Swarovski Batmobile that deserves your attention. The crystal Batmobile based on Tim Burton's Batman movie is exactly what you'd expect it to be - expensive - and is priced at $599 (around Rs. 45,000).
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A crystalised Batmobile certainly shows how deep-rooted comic books are in terms of pop culture and there is a legitimate buyer out there who would prefer to spend on this than the run-of-the-mill ring. The crystal Batmobile is cut from a jet black crystal that measures 6-inches in length, 2.3-inches in width and 1.3-inches in height. The crystal features 473 facets, according to Swarovski.

The crystal Batman figurine is sold separately and is also priced at $599
The design replicates one of the most iconic Batmobiles that featured on celluloid in the 1989 Batman and 1992 Batman Returns movies. The attention to detail is simply amazing right down to the bat wings and the jet turbine upfront, but that's something you would come to expect from the reputed maker of jewellery.
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If the Swarovski Batmobile feels a little alone or out of place in your collection, you can also order a Batman crystal figure separately or in a combo pack. The 5.5-inch tall Batman comes with 578 facets and is finished with golden highlights on the utility belt and the Bat logo, which do add to the look of the figurine. Much like the Batmobile, the crystal Batman is also priced at $599.
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