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DC models, kits & figures
Choose a DC hero or vehicle for your shelf, from LEGO’s Batman v Superman Batmobile to Corgi’s classic 1966 car and Funko character figures. Explore Batman interpretations, Superman and the wider DC cast.
Build a Batmobile, collect a favourite hero or create a display around a particular screen or comic design. Compare the subjects, model formats and current UK retailer offers below.
Featured DC models
Choose your DC kit or figure, or keep browsing for more options. LEGO offers a film Batmobile build, Corgi recreates the 1966 television car, and Funko presents Superman breaking chains.
Best for a film Batmobile build
Brick kit · Easy
220 pieces · Armoured Batman
Best for classic television Batman
Diecast model · Ready built
1:46 · Batman and Robin
Best for a dramatic Superman pose
Finished vinyl figure
Glow-in-the-dark special edition
Batman models and vehicles
Explore three distinct Batman interpretations. Corgi’s 1966 Batmobile celebrates the classic television design, LEGO 76331 builds the armoured car from Batman v Superman, and Funko’s Gotham by Gaslight figure offers a Victorian-inspired costume.
Best for classic television Batman
Diecast model · Ready built
1:46 · Batman and Robin
Corgi’s reissue pairs the 1966 Batmobile with Batman and Robin. The distinctive bodywork and classic gadget details celebrate the television-era vehicle.
Best for a film Batmobile build
Brick kit · Easy
220 pieces · Armoured Batman
Build the low, armoured Batmobile from Batman v Superman. The opening cockpit, commemorative coin and armoured Batman minifigure complete the film-themed set.
Best for an alternative Batman design
Finished vinyl figure
Gotham by Gaslight version
The Gotham by Gaslight costume gives Batman a distinctive Victorian-inspired look. It offers another interpretation of the hero beside his screen vehicles.
DC character figures
Build a character collection beyond Gotham. Superman’s chain-breaking pose offers a dramatic central figure, John Stewart represents the Lanterns television design, and Extraño’s Pride edition adds another colourful DC hero.
Best for a dramatic Superman pose
Finished vinyl figure
Glow-in-the-dark special edition
Superman breaks through chains in this stylised special-edition collectible. The pose and glow-in-the-dark finish create a focused Man of Steel display.
Best for a Green Lantern character
Finished vinyl figure
Lanterns edition · Ready to display
John Stewart brings the Lanterns interpretation of Green Lantern to the collection. The finished POP! pairs a recognisable hero with a specific television design.
Best for a colourful DC hero
Finished vinyl figure
Pride edition · Ready to display
Extraño’s Pride-inspired costume brings bold colour to a DC character shelf. The finished figure offers a different hero alongside Superman and the Lanterns.
Choosing your DC model
Match a favourite subject with the building process and display you want.
Start with the hero and version
Choose Batman, Superman or another favourite, then identify the design. A 1966 television Batmobile, a Batman v Superman car and Gotham by Gaslight costume each celebrate a particular interpretation.
Choose assembly or immediate display
LEGO’s Batmobile gives you a brick-building project. Corgi’s painted diecast car and Funko figures arrive finished, making them suitable for a character or vehicle collection.
Build a coherent collection
Group products by favourite hero, production or display format. Compare the vehicle’s stated scale and the figure’s height so the finished arrangement suits your shelf.
For construction kits, explore our difficulty rating system to choose a comfortable starting point.
Compare DC models
Compare the recommended subjects and formats, then use the retailer buttons to explore current offers.
| Model | Subject / version | Format | Price | Buy now |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LEGO Batman v Superman Batmobile 76331 | Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice | Brick kit · Easy | £19.79 | |
| Corgi 1966 Batmobile RT26701 | Batman: 1966 TV design | Diecast model · Ready built | £35.57 | |
| Funko POP! Superman Breaking Chains | DC Superman | Finished vinyl figure | £19.00 | |
| Funko POP! Batman: Gotham by Gaslight | Batman: Gotham by Gaslight | Finished vinyl figure | £13.00 | |
| Funko POP! Lanterns John Stewart | DC Studios’ Lanterns | Finished vinyl figure | £13.00 | |
| Funko POP! Extraño Pride | DC Comics | Finished vinyl figure | £12.90 |
Browse all DC models
Explore more models below, or use the tabs to browse a recommendation theme.
Funko POP! DC Lanterns John Stewart Vinyl Figure
Corgi RT26701 1966 Batmobile with Batman and Robin 1:46 Diecast Model
Funko POP! DC Comics Pride Jonathan Kent Vinyl Figure
Funko POP! DC Batman Gotham by Gaslight Vinyl Figure
LEGO Batman v Superman Batmobile 76331 Car Model Kit with Minifigure & Coin
LEGO DC The Batman Batmobile Car Model Kit with Minifigure & Golden Coin
Funko POP! DC Comics Pride John Constantine Vinyl Figure #617
Funko POP! Extraño Pride DC Comics Vinyl Figure
Funko POP! DC Lanterns Sinestro Vinyl Figure
Funko POP! DC Superman Breaking Chains Glow-in-the-Dark Vinyl Figure
Funko POP! DC Lanterns Hal Jordan Vinyl Figure
HiPlay MODOKING The Flash Movie Version Ben Batman 1:12 Assembly Model Kit
DC model FAQs
Which DC models can I build?
The recommended LEGO Batman v Superman Batmobile 76331 is a 220-piece brick building set with an armoured Batman minifigure. It carries our Easy construction rating.
What is the difference between the two featured Batmobiles?
Corgi’s RT26701 is a finished diecast model of the 1966 television design in 1:46. LEGO 76331 builds the armoured vehicle from Batman v Superman in bricks.
Are there DC characters beyond Batman?
Yes. The catalogue includes Superman, Lanterns characters, Jonathan Kent, Extraño and John Constantine in Funko’s finished collectible format. Browse the character tab to explore the wider range.
Which DC figures are ready to display?
The Funko vinyl figures arrive finished. Their character, costume and edition distinguish the choices, including Superman’s chain-breaking special edition and the Gotham by Gaslight Batman.
How should I choose a Batman version?
Choose the production or design you enjoy most. The 1966 television car offers classic styling, Batman v Superman provides an armoured film vehicle, and Gotham by Gaslight presents an alternative costume.
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