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NO MODEL DOWNLOAD. Be sure to read the description for my new Blasts from My Past gallery before commenting.

First posted to my old XNAVault site on 6 November 2014, this was the original classic TV Batmobile from 1966 for XPS use. It's a poly-reduced port of the SketchUp model by Marcello N., I think (it's been a while). The windows are solid because I still didn't know how to fix transparencies at the time. It went away when I took my XNAVault site down and later someone eventually ported the model created for the later Batman retail video games (BAK, I believe), so this version most likely won't ever come back. I was the first with the first XPS classic TV Batmobile, however - and that was me back in the day, porting all the oddball and weird stuff nobody else was doing. That's how you can build a rep quickly, you know - be different. Let others do all the nekkid or nearly nekkid girls and such. Be different.

Description

NO MODEL DOWNLOAD. Be sure to read the description for my new Blasts from My Past gallery before commenting.

First posted to my old XNAVault site on 6 November 2014, this was the original classic TV Batmobile from 1966 for XPS use. It's a poly-reduced port of the SketchUp model by Marcello N., I think (it's been a while). The windows are solid because I still didn't know how to fix transparencies at the time. It went away when I took my XNAVault site down and later someone eventually ported the model created for the later Batman retail video games (BAK, I believe), so this version most likely won't ever come back. I was the first with the first XPS classic TV Batmobile, however - and that was me back in the day, porting all the oddball and weird stuff nobody else was doing. That's how you can build a rep quickly, you know - be different. Let others do all the nekkid or nearly nekkid girls and such. Be different.