Life-Size Shuttlecraft Help

Hi. It's based 100% on the Keaton car, but it order to keep mine road legal using existing lighting, a few modifications have been made.

I did have large wheels and tires donated, but they are for show only and not driving as the weight of my modifications have lowered the car enough that they cannot be used.

AND every single 2 inch screw that is in the Batmobile was in my Shuttlecraft and will live there forever. Its amazing how much that shuttle has gave itself towards other projects.

OH, and the car is as big as it physically can be so it can be removed from the lawn and still fitting between the fence posts. At 6.5 feet wide and 19.5 feet long, it aint tiny.

 

Thing
Of
Beauty.

--Alex

 

BOOYA!

 

TY! I have been following your projects since the shuttle. You would be a awesome neighbor!

 

Excellent work! What material are you using to span across the engine compartment?

 

It's a piece of sheet steel we hand-formed. It was quite the...pain in the buttocks.

 

Excellent work as always Bradester!

Can't wait to see the finished product.

 

Getting there! Touchup paint is needed along with screwing on the metallic accessories and then DONE!

 

That's rad.

--Alex

 

To the Batcave! 2 guys in a tent in the yard, not much light, no heat and minimal amount of tools. She's not perfect, but she's a beast!

 

Is that beast road legal in Oregon?

--Alex

 

Of course! Nothing from the car has been removed, just moved forward where needed.

 

Pretty cool. Guess it's the Delorean Time Machine next year?

 

If you want to try a real Batmobile next, hit these guys - http://www.batrodz.com

 

That turned out great! Have you driven it around town yet?

 

Another nice build might be the supercar from Black Moon...

 

Awesome dude!!

 

Just wanted to prove that I have the suit to match :-)

 

Cool. The Batmobile looks great by itself but it definitely steps up a notch with an honest-to-god Batman standing next to it.


--Alex