Hot Wheels and 1:64 scale model shop
Hot Wheels PREMIUM Pop Culture Batman Forever Batmobile
Undamaged
19,99 zł
Skip to product information
Hot Wheels PREMIUM Pop Culture Batman Forever Batmobile
19,99 zł
Hot Wheels PREMIUM
Pop Culture
Batman Forever Batmobile
HVJ39
Similar products
The Hot Wheels Batman Forever Batmobile, product number HVJ39, is a 1:64 scale collector's model from the Hot Wheels Premium line, released in 2024 as part of the Pop Culture: Batman Forever series. This die-cast car is intended for collectors of licensed models, fans of Batman and 90s cinema, and enthusiasts looking to display a piece of pop culture rather than a standard vehicle.
The Batman Forever Batmobile casting was designed for Mattel by Ronald Wong and made its debut in 2023 in the Batman series—it was also the first mainline casting project in this designer's portfolio. The casting replicates the Batmobile from the 1995 film "Batman Forever," featuring its distinctive jet exhaust, split cockpit canopy, and V-shaped wing. The HVJ39 edition is finished in matte black with blue accents. This release features a metal base instead of the plastic one found on the mainline version; the base is black, and the cockpit glazing has a grey tint. The model rolls on light blue DISH wheels. It is manufactured in Indonesia.
The model was produced under license from the film "Batman Forever," directed by Joel Schumacher, produced by Warner Bros. Pictures, and released in theaters on June 16, 1995, starring Val Kilmer as Bruce Wayne. The film grossed $336.6 million worldwide and was the sixth highest-grossing film of 1995, setting a then-opening record of $52.8 million.
The Hot Wheels Batman Forever Batmobile HVJ39 is a standout addition to any display—a film-accurate Batmobile in Premium execution with a metal base, released in the limited production run typical of the Pop Culture line.
FAQ
How does the HVJ39 differ from the mainline releases of this casting?
The HVJ39 from the Premium line has a metal base and light blue DISH wheels, whereas the mainline versions have a plastic base and AeroDisc wheels.
Which Batmobile does this casting replicate?
The Batmobile from the 1995 film "Batman Forever"—featuring a jet exhaust, split cockpit canopy, and V-shaped wing.
Who designed this casting for Hot Wheels?
The casting was designed by Ronald Wong; it was his first mainline casting project, and it debuted in 2023 in the Batman series.
The Batman Forever Batmobile casting was designed for Mattel by Ronald Wong and made its debut in 2023 in the Batman series—it was also the first mainline casting project in this designer's portfolio. The casting replicates the Batmobile from the 1995 film "Batman Forever," featuring its distinctive jet exhaust, split cockpit canopy, and V-shaped wing. The HVJ39 edition is finished in matte black with blue accents. This release features a metal base instead of the plastic one found on the mainline version; the base is black, and the cockpit glazing has a grey tint. The model rolls on light blue DISH wheels. It is manufactured in Indonesia.
The model was produced under license from the film "Batman Forever," directed by Joel Schumacher, produced by Warner Bros. Pictures, and released in theaters on June 16, 1995, starring Val Kilmer as Bruce Wayne. The film grossed $336.6 million worldwide and was the sixth highest-grossing film of 1995, setting a then-opening record of $52.8 million.
The Hot Wheels Batman Forever Batmobile HVJ39 is a standout addition to any display—a film-accurate Batmobile in Premium execution with a metal base, released in the limited production run typical of the Pop Culture line.
FAQ
How does the HVJ39 differ from the mainline releases of this casting?
The HVJ39 from the Premium line has a metal base and light blue DISH wheels, whereas the mainline versions have a plastic base and AeroDisc wheels.
Which Batmobile does this casting replicate?
The Batmobile from the 1995 film "Batman Forever"—featuring a jet exhaust, split cockpit canopy, and V-shaped wing.
Who designed this casting for Hot Wheels?
The casting was designed by Ronald Wong; it was his first mainline casting project, and it debuted in 2023 in the Batman series.