They are from different eras and yet are cool and generally unique in their own way.Â
Very true, Mike. I was 15 when the Michael Keaton movie came out, so I've always loved that & the one from the '60s TV show.  Cool to see them all lined up, Rich.
@chris It's one of the two diecast model kits bought years ago from a subsidiary of Johnny Lightning. The other was the 60s model. I was surprised to see a comic book cover that showed it being built with schematics in the background.
The 60s comic book BM seems to have inspired Barris:
PS: I like the black Bakelite rotary phone
 JL also released a plastic kit at the same time which I kitbashed especially for the two figures.
Those are great! I had no idea there were that many versions of the Batmobile in scale! And you must have them all!!!Â
Fun fact: Those "Biff, Pow Bam" images have a name. I can never remember what they're called, so I did a Google search. They are called onomatopoeia.Â
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@chris Here's the pic I was looking for on that rolling crime lab:
One of the problems defining different eras of Batmobiles is that they weren't drawn the same from issue to issue. Note this dorsal finned '50s Batmobile with quad headlamps:
