LEGO DC Batman Construction Figure 76259 Buildable DC Action Figure, Fully Jointed DC Toy for Play and Display with Cape from the Batman Returns Movie, Batman Toy for 8 Year Olds

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Took us a while to get everything together, definitely a great family activity. The instructions are very clear, just like other Lego series, as long as you follow you'll get it done. Great quality. So much fun!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I think these games are the best thing that has been invented for children because it helps them develop their mental and manual skills, they manage not only to have fun but also to build and achieve great challenges, it brings pieces that must be placed correctly to have an incredible and satisfactory final result without a doubt the best challenge for children

purchased as gift great buy

very nice build, kind of difficult build though. I suggets you have some prior build experience.

I bought this for my 9 year old son. He followed the steps in the book to build it. He did it in his own. It kept him occupied. I like how he felt very accomplished after building it on his own.

This was adorable as a Batman collector of figures and Lego pieces. This was a great add to my collection.

It's a decent enough little build, but the design of the head and neck leave a lot to be desired. My son and I are avid lovers of all things Batman kits and picked this one up on a whim. It's on the shelf with our other Lego Batman stuff, but I wouldn't say it's exactly the pride of the collection.

I can only recommend this if you want to pick a pose and put it on your shelf. The articulation and range of motion are tremendously disappointing. I don't know how much of that is due to sacrifices in the name of stability, but my Bionicle figures never had difficulty standing and they had more range of motion than you could ask for. Batman's feet can only pivot forward and backward a couple of degrees, but thankfully he has Bat-Ankle-Rolling action. His thighs can only twist up a few notches, so I hope you aren't planning to have Batman sit on anything. His elbows can't fully extend, a clear sacrifice of playability for looks. Amusingly though his head has massively more range of movement than the actual costume the figure is based on did. The main saving grace is that it's not an expensive set,

We have other Batman sets on display and when this came out it looked like the perfect addition. My son has older star wars buildables like 75109 & 75110. This set is similar but has much poorer finish. The head looks cheap compared to the older sets, it would have been interesting for Batman to have a weapon or tool. Hands and feet are out of scale and look clumsy. Hard to like this as a set. He's on display, just hidden behind some of the nicer sets.

Missing the feet