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On Thursday, Lego announced its addition to the 80th anniversary celebration of Batman: a replica of the Batmobile as seen in Tim Burton's 1989 film, which celebrated its 30th anniversary this summer.

Complete with a slide-open cockpit, a wrap-around windshield, bat-themed hubcaps, two pop-up machine guns, and decorative grappling hooks, the model is comprised of 3,306 pieces, measuring 23 inches long, eight inches wide, and four inches high once assembled.

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The set comes with three new minifigures of Batman, Vicky Vale, and the Joker — as well as Batman's Batarang, the Joker's gun, a brick-built camera for Vicky Vale, and a rotating display stand with informational plate, among other accessories.

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The set is priced at $249.99 and will go on sale Black Friday (Nov. 29) through Lego stores and on Lego.com. Happy crusading!

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