Jazzinc Dioramas 1/6 scale Die-Cast Tumbler

[Rondesmo]

Here we go!

 

[Jbeltram4]

I say this now, but I'm sure it'll change in time....I think I'm ok enough with the HT Tumbler. Slightly undersized but gets the point across.

 

[Rondesmo]

I said the same for the 89…

 

[Nick D]

If it’s proper die-cast I’m in, if the paneling is plastic, I’m content with the HT V2.

 

[Hologram AI]

Surprised he's tackling the Tumbler. Besides the HT version being slightly undersized, is the overall detailing that off like their 89?

 

[Solidus]

This one is going to be a tough one for me, since I already have the HT vehicle and I don't see very much that could be improved on - at least in terms of proportions . It certainly won't be as dramatic as the 89.

That said, I also have the 1/18 Hot Wheels Elite car, which is smaller (more inaccurate), but feels sturdier and better quality because of its die cast construction.

I think die-cast will be the biggest selling point for this.

 

[Nick D]

Surprised he's tackling the Tumbler. Besides the HT version being slightly undersized, is the overall detailing that off like their 89?

He doesn’t know yet, asking for any and all reference currently. The current rendering might be fan made so there’s a chance he scraps that and remakes the rendering more accurately.

The panels would have to be die-cast to make this worthwhile for anyone, the interior isn’t enough to warrant $1.5k.

I think an automatic canopy for this will be necessary. This needs to really wow us.

 

[Mondragon]

So this one will feature a screen-accurate functional launching Batpod, which is totally *not a physically impossible feet of engineering?

*Kidding, in case not obvious to some.

This especially with the smaller display footprint than the 66 or 89, is going to be frighteningly tempting.

 

[Dave_W]

Slightly undersized but gets the point across.

Story of my life.

 

[dominishin]

There's a ton of detail the HT doesn't have, but most are hidden in the gaps and panels of the vehicle. Most of the more visible missing detail is around the front wheels.

But will this actually be $1500 if there are diecast panels? Thing would be insanely heavy. Hoping the wheel mechanisms will be metal at least.

 

[Nick D]

But will this actually be $1500 if there are diecast panels?

That’s his typical price point for vehicles.
The die-cast ‘66 Batcycle and sidecar are up for $1.4K. This will definitely be in that range.

 

[dominishin]

That is significantly smaller and less complicated though.

 

[Nick D]

That is significantly smaller and less complicated though.

Yes but he knows his audience, this ain’t selling like ‘89. With the Tumbler design, the HT inaccuracies aren’t as apparent as the ‘89. He won’t price this above all of his other vehicles if he has intentions on moving units.

All in all, I’m glad this is the next vehicle to be chosen. I don’t want to wait a year plus for the Batman & Robin Batmobile to go through production before we see anything on this, this will sell better.

 

[Solidus]

Current poll in the FB group including estimated price:

 

[Solidus]

Have to say, I like the Tumbler, but I'm not that much of a TDK fan. This will definitely have a market, though.

 

[Nick D]

So likely to be priced around $1.7K or $1.8K before VAT and shipping. Genuinely don’t see too many sales at $2K, sweet spot is probably $1,750.

 

[a-dev]

Trying to remember if I ''went off'' the Tumbler as a design or if I just stopped liking the Hot Toys version of it.....

 

[jinkazama]

 

[TonyD15]

Held off the Hot Toys in anticipation of Jazz tackling these. A Batman & Camo tumbler, let's hope these aren't ready to ship till 2026 I need a break

 

[davejames]

I will say the HT Tumbler never looked quite as cool to me as the vehicle did on screen (probably because of how overly plastic it looked), so I'll be curious to see if Joost can come any closer.