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Pop Culture Time Capsule: TV Memorabilia & Vintage Toys
Lot 250:
This large-scale electric radio-controlled (R/C) Batmobile was manufactured by RichMan’s Toys, Inc. of North Hollywood, California. Released in 1989 to coincide with the Tim Burton DC Comics film, this 1/10 scale model is constructed of sleek black molded plastic. The set is highly complete, featuring the vehicle, a deluxe pistol-grip R/C transmitter with Batman branding, and the original printed operator’s guide. The item is housed in its original illustrated retail box which bears the 1989 DC Comics Inc. copyright and manufacturer details. The vehicle itself remains secured to its original cardboard base insert and is protected by the original clear plastic packaging. Dimensions approximately 12 1/2 inches x 26 1/2 inches.
Condition: The vehicle and transmitter appear to be in excellent, unused condition, still housed in original internal packaging. The operator’s guide is present and intact. The original illustrated box is in fair to good condition, showing visible shelf wear, scuffing, and creasing along the edges and corners. Electronic functions are untested.
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Both figures remain sealed in their original factory blister packaging. The Robin figure is in good vintage condition with moderate shelf wear to the card, including light edge fraying and minor creasing. The Kid Flash figure exhibits significant condition issues; the cardstock shows heavy creasing, surface abrasions, and prominent staining or water damage along the upper edges. The plastic blister bubbles on both figures remain attached to the cards, though the Kid Flash bubble shows more pronounced surface wear and light crushing.
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