Big but small set
Sorry for the lack of update on the blog recently. A lot has happened and I will have an update post in the future but for now, it is time to post another WIP and review on another Batman set from Decool. This time round is the Bat Tank. Same as the Bat Wing, this set is from the Lego set 7787: The Bat-Tank: The Riddler and Bane's Hideout but without the gate to Bane's hideout, Bane and his bike.
The Bat-Tank: The Riddler and Bane's Hideout
I don't really mind missing on the gate because I am more to collecting the Bat vehicles. I just wish they would have included Bane's minifigure in this set as well.
Front of the box
Minifigures for this kit
The other sides of the box
1:1 scale of Batman minifigure
Back of the box which shows all the gimmicks for the Bat Tank. The only thing I don't like with this set is the entire cockpit will have to be removed before putting Batman in the driver seat
Individual bags are placed in a bigger bag
Some photos of the manual:
A warning sign to not shoot the missile at anyone's face as it can cause harm
A list of all the super hero sets released by Decool at the time of the release of the Bat-Tank
Start of the assembling process:
One thing about Decool are the printed parts which is provided instead of stickers
The cockpit of the Bat-tank
Another printed part. The Bat logo
Pieces for the front part of the cockpit.
The front portion is attached by the hinge at both sides
Front portion up (left) hides the gun and reveals the guns when it is down (right).
Starting the assembling process of the cannon.
Completed back cannon
The cannon is attached to the cockpit via the yellow pins (right)
The arsenal of the Bat-tank. 2 flick missiles and a cannon.
The flick missiles are able to rotate up and down.
Left and right view of the partially completed Bat-tank
Front view of the Ba-Tank
With this we have finished assembling about 60% of the Bat-Tank. The other 40% goes to both sides of the tracks.
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