DC McFarlane Toys Retro - Batman '66: Villains Lair

This set is great I can use it for any setup with other figures

What I love most of all about this Batman villains lair diorama is that not only is this from the movie which came after the tv show’s first season.But it’s also where the bomb💣scene in the movie first started with Batman running around trying to find a safe place to dispose of the bomb before it exploded.Bryce Garrett.

Love everything about 66 Batman. Something you need to get. It’s about 90 percent cheaper than Cat’s lair that’s for sure. Cobra ship good luck. You can complete a whole collection for that price.

I like the paint application and detail . Perfect for your display with action figures . Must have diorama 100%

I didn't pull the trigger on this until it reached about $20. I'd give it a 4.5 or 5 star review if it was either normally cheaper, or if the smaller accessories that come included didn't feel so simple and cheap. Don't get me wrong, they look alright and the set as a whole is pretty cool, but I feel they could have done a little more with this one - maybe at least add a little weight to the pieces so they stay in place more easily.Sitting figures in the chairs is doable, though not easy, especially for larger ones which don't articulate as well. My big Joker's legs don't bend enough so he looks like he's lounging more than sitting. I do like how some of the panels have a bit of texture like the brick, which makes the set feel a bit more "real" and less 1-dimensional. I do wish the folding walls hid their hinge design a bit as it somewhat ruins the illusion and feels more of a "toy" - which sure, it is - but I find myself sticking the bookshelves in these corners to hide them.