1966 Batman TV Series Bat-Radio
Sideshow and Paragon FX Group present the 1966 Batman TV Series Bat-Radio.
Batman (The Television Series) premiered January 12, 1966 and ran for three seasons. The series follows the adventures of millionaire Bruce Wayne and his ward Dick Grayson. A crime fighting duo who as, "Batman and Robin" defend Gotham City from a colorful network of arch villains. The 120th episode aired on March 14, 1968.
Throughout the series, Batman and Robin utilize a myriad of high-tech devices in their pursuit of Gotham's most villainous. Among the seemingly endless amount of gear stored within their utility belts is the Bat-Radio. Capable of clean transmission throughout Gotham, this bat shaped 2-way transceiver (walkie-talkie) insured the Dynamic-Duo were in constant communication when otherwise separated.
The original props (primarily manufactured in wood) were hand cut and adorned with collapsible brass antenna. A simple light, denoting transmission was the only other feature present on the hero models.
Paragon FX Group in association in Warner Bros. proudly presents this official replica of the Bat-Radio. Prior to production, Paragon's staff spent months studying the history of the original props to ensure that the replica you have before you becomes a cherished part of your personal collection.
1966 Batman TV Series Bat-Radio
- Brand
- DC Comics
- Character
- Batman
- Manufacturer
- Paragon FX Group
- Type
- Replica Prop Replica
- Genre
- Superhero Comic Book Pop Culture
The 1966 Batman TV Series Bat-Radio features:
- Electronic Settings:
- One (1) light and sound
- One (1) light only
- Off setting
*Requires a 9V battery to function.
- Purchase Limits
- Limit of 2 per person.
- SKU
- 911446
- UPC
- 850021835149
Item shown is a prototype. When shipped, the final production piece may differ in appearance.
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