It uses the same frame and most of the building techniques as Spider-Man’s Spider-Car. The first thing you put together in Bag 1 is a miniature Batmobile.
You also get a neat transparent screen with a map and minifig silhouette which will stroll into any Agents or Space-themed creations.
On the right is the jackpot with a blue 2×4 blue tile with a Batman logo and a massive rounded slope with a huge Batman symbol. It’s going to be tricky incorporating the wall-arch into your own creations but let’s just appreciate the fact that LEGO produced a massive printed arch piece. Here’s the treasure trove of printed elements! A massive wall-arch hybrid decked out with screens and Bat-details. We have a large 16×16 base plate with concrete details printed onto it. I love the amount of printed elements that they pack into the Juniors sets. Someone needs to tell him that he’ll probably need more explosives to destroy Batman’s secret lair. He’s carrying a stick of dynamite to blow up The Batcave. Even though The Joker isn’t a new minifig, his purple jacket torso is a fantastic part to have. Like the good guys, The Joker also has an alternate face and back printing. I like the Jack Nicholson Joker look, but I’m hoping that we get a more Heath Ledger Joker soon something I doubt will happen since most of the LEGO Super Heroes sets retain their comic book aesthetics. Here’s The Joker who unlike Batman & Robin, has appeared in 2 sets previously so he’s not particularly special but is a nice addition to my collection. Robin’s startled/puzzled look cracks me up every time. I really like Robin’s comically short cape.īack printing and an alternate face present and accounted for. Comparably, Batman comes in his retro looking Grey and Blue Batsuit. This is the first edition of Dick Grayson’s iconic green, red and yellow circus costume and I’m a huge fan of the bright colours. Both minifigs are unique to this set, with the classic Robin costume my favourite out of the two. Here’s the Dynamic Duo, Robin the Boy Wonder and the Dark Knight of Gotham, Batman. Three poly bags numbered for your convenience. The set is three times the size of the Juniors Spider-Man set and is a much much more satisfying build. The Batman set caught my eye and it was an easy purchase because you can never have too many Super Hero minifigures and printed elements. That being said, I’ve finally found some time to build and review the other Super Heroes themed Junior set, the slightly larger Batman: Defend The Batcave set!īatman: Defend the Batcave is the DC counterpart to Spider-Man’s Spider-Car’s Pursuit, housed under the LEGO Juniors umbrella, one of the newer themes aimed at bridging the gap between DUPLO and proper LEGO sets. Apologies for not updating in awhile! Have been pretty swamped with other stuff that’s happening in my life as well as preparing for a short holiday back to Malaysia next week.
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