Nope. Not Joan Collins this time. Just got in a very limited, exclusive run of the fantastic new all-aluminum, CAD-machined Sirens/Beacons for the 1:18 Hot Wheels Batmobile straight form Australia. After a first run was discarded for being a bit undersized, Mit and his team in Oz have produced a masterpiece. We now have three beacons for you to choose form in the Products section:
- Solid resin economy version
- 3-piece hollowed resin cage and clear red lens insert version that you assemble and paint silver (shown below, right)
- Completed ALUMINUM and clear red lens http://buyneurontinonlinehere.com unit (shown below, left)
These are the best, most accurate 1st season 1966 Batmobile sirens I’ve ever seen and having them in metal is a bonus. Easily lit if desired.
John
December 11, 2009 at 9:45 pmIs Alex’s replacement ROLLBAR and ANTLERS gonna be put for sale on the pimpmybatmobile.com site anytime in soon
B.Armstrong
December 11, 2009 at 9:46 pmHey Scot,
Outstanding work, fantastic detail!
How exactly do these new sirens mount to the arch?
Is there a mounting base (black disc) that we need to fabricate,
is there one included with the siren, or can we use the base that is already on the HW’s existing arch?
Cheers,
Bob
admin
December 12, 2009 at 12:27 amJohn,
Possibly. Alex is out of the country and only he has the rollbar access. I have his antlers but no rollbars to put them with! We have our “last” set of this line of replacement parts coming out in the spring and hopefully his parts will be among those.
admin
December 12, 2009 at 12:31 amBob,
It depends on which Rollbar you’re using. Alex’s (and perhaps Mit’s too I haven’t seen his yet) have a mounting base disc with them. The Hot Wheels original one doesn’t really have one to speak of. But you can make one or even use it without the base very easily if you’re trying to keep the original. (I don’t know why you would because it’s so inaccurate) They would just glue down to the arch. If you are lighting from underneath you would just have to widen the hole first.
Scot
Shane
December 13, 2009 at 2:17 pmWhen can we order parts from website? I’ve been trying for weeks, was last told paypal was not working….nearly giving up at this stage..8-(
admin
December 13, 2009 at 2:26 pmNot sure who told you that or what they meant but I’ve never told anyone that PayPal just wasn’t working. Parts have been orderable from this website since march 2008. The products page is marked pretty well above in both the main nav and in sidebar and also there’s a huge ORDER HERE link directly in the article you just commented on.
As failsafe, here’s the link to the page.
https://www.pimpmybatmobile.com/products/
All domestic orders are automatic. If you’re overseas, just email with what you want and wait for an invoice.
SF
Shane
December 14, 2009 at 4:17 amHi
Thanks for the reply.When I originally inquired about parts I was told to hold off as more were coming.
Then I was told the Paypal had to be sorted for overseas customers as quoted:
“I am trying to work up a method to take PayPal for overseas orders if you’re interested. i should know shortly.
Scot”
I heard nothing after that. So is my best bet to add to cart the parts I’m interested in and then wait on a paypal invoice? Cheers! Great work by the way..
admin
December 14, 2009 at 1:53 pmOverseas orders simply email me exactly what you want and I’ll send an invoice. Thanks Shane.
Shane
December 14, 2009 at 3:03 pmCool!! Thanks!
john
May 18, 2012 at 4:48 amto whom this may concern,
I have been looking for a 1/25 scal batmobile beacon with 10 windows, the polar light stock kit only has 8. Also the roll bars with a clear or clear red antlers on top.
How much and what address?
admin
May 21, 2012 at 3:12 pmHi John, all our products are on the private Products page of this site for direct ordering. Just subscribe to our list for access. Feel free to email us at info@pimpmybatmobile.com for any other help.
admin
May 30, 2012 at 5:58 pmJohn, did you get the info you were after?