LEGO BATMAN MOVIE The Penguin Arctic Roller 70911 Building Kit

Bought this for my husband, was told it was easy to put together, he loves the details of the car, and is happy to have it as a part of his collection!

this is to 3xpensive tbis s3llers are going overboard with prices

Item came fast. It's a great build . added to my collection!

nice fit to collection

I didn’t get into Lego until well after this set retired. As soon as I saw it I wanted it. The finished set looks awesome. It was an enjoyable and engaging build from start to finish.

The Penguin Arctic Roller Lego set consists of 305 pieces. These pieces can be used to build two minifigures and what I think is an early 20th century style black, white and gold automobile. Even before starting the build, one notices the big, glossy, smooth box in which the pieces are packaged. It certainly differs from the regular Lego City boxes that tend to be less shiny. Inside the box are two numbered bags, two separate, thin instruction booklets (one 48 pages, the other 60), and a sticker sheet with eight stickers. The two minifigures in this set are Batman and The Penguin. This version of Batman is also in three other Lego Batman Movie sets (70903, 70905 and 70909). He has printing on both sides of his head and black torso and is also wearing a black stretchy cape and a black long-eared cowl. Batman's legs are unprinted. The yellow utility belt around his waist is a new piece. The Penguin appears also in set 70909, and the only difference between the minifigures is the light aqua head. In this set Penguin is scowling angrily. He is dressed in a black jacket over a gray striped vest, a black ascot tie with purple spots, and black gloves. There is no print on the back of the torso, and his short legs are plain black. However, in my opinion, the completely new parts (tall black top hat, white fur collar and closed black umbrella) more than make up for the lack of printing. The build took a lot less time than I anticipated, and it is quite easy. The only hard parts of the build for me were attaching the golden horns (which represent the door handles) and the stickers. Luckily, none of the stickers are very large, so even that was a tolerable experience. Bag one contains Batman, and the car chassis. There are some technic bits and bobs involved but none of them are too scary, even for beginners. No stickers are applied at this stage at all (whew!), but I got a few chuckles when realizing that revolvers are used to represent (probably) an exhaust manifold. Inside bag two are the pieces for The Penguin and the rest of the car, including its wheels. In my opinion, The Penguin is a brilliant minifigure, I especially like his hat and umbrella. He fits inside the car even when holding his umbrella by its handle, if positioned carefully. If one happens to lose one of the transparent blue darts for the spring shooter, there is a spare one included. There are a few rarish parts in this set: along with The Penguin's head, the black 4x4 plate with two horizontal clips (element ID 6174508) is currently unique to this set, while the pearl gold slope with lattice (6167584) makes an appearance in one other 2017 set (70906 The Joker Notorious Lowrider). Both the medium stone gray inverted cone with shaft (6167667) and the round printed dark stone gray 2x2 tile (6117346) are included in two other sets. When I first saw pictures of Lego Batman Movie sets, this was the one that caught my attention and I knew I had to buy me one. I thought then and still think that the Arctic Roller gives out strong "The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen" and steampunk vibes. I simply love the looks of this car: it is a fantastic creation full of neat and whimsical little details and graceful curves. Using those white hot air balloon pieces as fenders was a stroke of genius! The only things I dislike about the car are the gaps both above and below of the trunk/boot lid and the "missing" front grille: the front does seem a bit empty without a proper radiator grille. There are a couple of things in this set that caught my attention: 1) The instructions for the mini escape pod differ from the the pictures printed on back of the box. 2) Why the two separate booklets, when one would have been enough? 3) The licence plates should have been printed. 4) Only two minifigures.

When I first saw this set, I wanted it so bad! And when I bought it, I wasn't disappointed. This set is fantastic! The build was fun, the minifigures are so good and the building techniques are really interesting. This set is great for play and also display. Overall, I recommend this set.

I purchased this set way back when the movie came out but just wanted to add to the glowing reviews of this wonderful product. As a model and a vehicle, this thing totally shines. The colour scheme works so well with the contours and nuances of the build, and the spring-loaded shooters blend in sufficiently with a neat trigger atop the bonnet. The mechanism for retrieving The Penguin's escape pod is nice, while the pod is almost invisible when hidden away. Whilst the car is the star of the show here, the minifigures are also top notch, each boasting new elements. I have quite a few of the vehicles from this movie arranged in a chase style diorama and this thing is the star of the show. Well done, Lego!

This set was a fantastic build!! As soon as I saw it on the website I knew I had to have it!! It is by far one of my favorite Batman Villon Vehicles thus far. The difficulty of the build was as I expected for myself, for the target audience it would most likely be a little more difficult and take a little longer to build. It is a must have set for any Lego vehicle or Lego batman fans out there.

My boyfriend bought this on the lego site and it's an awesome set! The Penguin is dapper in his coat and hat and the car is just incredible! Beautiful design, lots of details and fun to build. Highly recommended for any Batman fan or vintage car fan!