Batman started in 1939 driving a couple of red sedans, but as the early artists and creators, Jerry Robinson and Dick Sprang started to make batman stuff, like the Bat-plane, the Batarang, etc. it was only a matter of a few issues of the comic books that the term "Batmobile" showed up.
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This mini Batmobile is a Collaborative project between me and Cuusoo member Kaitimar (https://ideas.lego.com/profile/kaitimar). The model was ...
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I have been building models since childhood and have started making and creating my own models here is my latest project it is the Batmobile from the "Arkham As
Pow! It's the Batmobile. and a Bank?!: NA na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na na BATMAN! Save the world and your money. This is the batmobile to end all batmobiles. This whole project cost less than $20. Features: Super cool looking Working headlight bat signal worki…
Hi All , The BatMobile has always been an exclusive game asset to me , I've always wanted to make a 3d model of it so , i used Autodesk MAYA for modeling, Substance painter for the texturing , RedShift for Shading, lighting and rendering , and Nuke and Photoshop for compositing and color correction . thanks to all of my teammates who helped me through the Progress of this project . any C&C are very welcomed .
Batman may have been a serious film with dark violence and mature themes at the time, but there was one aspect of the project that made everyone find their inner child and grin with joy: The Batmobile. Not just an important weapon in Batman’s arsenal, the Batmobile was an iconic part of his history and the hottest toy of the year.
During the incept stages of the design process for The Batman many ideas and concepts are thrown into the project to see which connected most with the themes and the world that Matt had envisioned. As I mentioned in previous posts I submitted a variation of concepts until we landed on the general concept of the Batmobile that you see in the film. I thought it would be fun to take those older files, mash them up and share some of my thinking when building out these iterations. Most of the core layout and wheel base is the same as the final concept but the key differences in this design is in the over all body lines, ratios and the raw open tube chassis front. With this design I really wanted to connect the visual language of the exposed rear that was working and bring that methodology to the front. I also wanted to find a way to put more Bat symbol iconography into the line and form language giving the front the same visual impact as the rear (do you see the bat symbol in the front?). One of my key inspirations was the iconic Porsche 917. It is such a raw machine with one intention and since the Batmobile has similar character traits I figured it would be a great way to connect the two concepts. It’s been fun to share what I love with you all :) - Created in C4D rendered w/Corona Renderer and made with LOVE! - Director - Matt Reeves Production designer - James Chinlund
During my time at Sculpt Studios, in late 2018 I was told we were going to design and build a new unique Batmobile for Movie World in Australia. Officially the 52nd Design! My involvement in this project included 3D modeling the body/panels from rough concepts and preparing for CNC machining (splitting, cut path programming & CNC machine operation) I decided to do some nicer renders of the design to add to my portfolio of works. This was created in Zbrush, Maya, and Keyshot. Big shout out to Anthony Brun who helped me with retopo and some other issues we had in the modeling process. https://www.artstation.com/abrun4 Work done for Sculpt Studios PTY LTD.
