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Re-creation from 1966 film "Batman: The Movie." Based on period-correct 1967 Bell 47G-3B1 helicopter. Refinished in Batman livery for owner. Tail rotor autographed by actor Burt Ward. From The Dr. Stewart A. Berkowitz Collection. Sold on Bill of Sale.

The Batcopter was a functional helicopter provided by National Helicopter Service. It was based on the Bell 47, which was designed by Bell Helicopter Textron in 1941.

The Batcopter was a functional helicopter provided by National Helicopter Service. It was based on the Bell 47, which was designed by Bell Helicopter Textron in 1941.

Jan 15, 2019 · The Batcopter will make an appearance at the Sebring Sport Aviation Expo starting next week. Here’s why everything you thought you knew about the crime fighting copter was …

Mar 5, 2015 · It is a very well-done custom job that looks very much like the '66 Batcopter. Congrats on the effort! For your reference, if you're interested in a non-flying version, Eaglemoss has a 5-1/2" long (not counting the main rotor blade) fully-detailed replica in a display case (approx. 7"x7"). It also comes with a cool info booklet. "Hmmm...

Jan 26, 2025 · A friend of mine was watching the Barrett Jackson auction today and snapped a couple of quick photos. A Batmobile, #2 (out of three) of the Ford Galaxy “show circuit” Batmobiles sold for $400,000. A 1966 Batcopter sold for $30,000 (the $20,000 that you see in the photo was not the final price)!

The Bat-copter is a personalized helicopter used by Batman. The first concept ever for a Bat-Copter was created by the notorious criminal known as the Penguin after he decided to create flying devices to help him in his crimes and taunt Batman.

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The Batcopter was Batman's personal aerial transport that debuted in the 1966 spinoff movie based on the TV show. Batman and Robin used the Batcopter on their rescue mission to save Commodore Schmidlapp, which turned out to be a trap.