The 2,363-piece set is actually almost 1,000 pieces smaller than last year’s 1989 Batmobile, which also explains why its $200 price tag is $50 cheaper than the $250 Batmobile.

The Batman 1989 Batwing Set from LEGO will be priced at $199.99. The set is supposed to fly on in November 1, 2020, but VIP members can get access on October 21, 2020, and pre-orders will be found ...

The Batwing toy is marked down to $27, from $38, so that marks a pretty significant savings over the MSRP. The set includes the Batwing itself, perfectly shaped to fly in front of the moon just to ...

The iconic Batwing from Tim Burton's 1989 movie Batman is now available in LEGO form at Amazon. The Batmobile from the same movie is also still available.

LEGO is diving back into the world of the 1989 Batman movie with an all-new Batwing set. In Nov. 2019, LEGO announced its 1989 Batmobile, and now it’s time for the Batwing to fly into action.… ...

Lego is raising the stakes when it comes to having the ultimate in collector's items and hot toys this Fall with the planned October release of their newest builder set—a Batwing representative ...

LEGO VIP exclusive access to the LEGO Batwing begins Oct. 21st, with store deliveries soon thereafter. The price tag of $199.99 feels not-too-high.

The LEGO Group celebrated Batman Day this month in true style, by partnering with Warner Bros. Consumer Products and DC to release the LEGO DC Batman 1989 Batwing, a LEGO brick reconstruction of ...

Hot Toys is heading back to 1989’s Batman for new figures as well as a new Batmobile. The new Batman figures will stand 12-inches tall and feature around 30 points of articulation. Shipping i… ...

Lego has just released a 2,363-piece 1989 Batwing set, arguably one of its most impressive pop culture-related sets yet. Lego has just released a 2,363-piece 1989 Batwing set, ...

McFarlane Toys has a new toy based on Keaton’s 1989 Batwing, which is coming to stores now with toys of both Keaton’s Batman and Ezra Miller’s Flash in it, themed to the 2023 The Flash movie.

Fans of the Batman movie from 1989 will remember Keaton’s batwing, his airplane he uses to gather up the Joker’s (Jack Nicholson) Smilex-filled balloons and let them go sailing away before ...