The 10 Most Expensive LEGO DC Sets of All Time
/LEGO DC is another sub-theme of the 2011-introduced LEGO Super Heroes theme. Whilst other DC source materials have provided the basis for LEGO builds (eg. Man of Steel, Justice League and Wonder Woman) it’s no surprise that Batman dominated the LEGO DC lineup.
Here, we break down the top 10 most expensive LEGO DC sets of all time, by RRP. Updated over time.
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10. LEGO DC 76035 Jokerland - £89.99
RRP £89.99 | $119.99 | €99.99
The LEGO Jokerland set was released in August 2015. Featuring a lot of fun play features and adjustable parts, this 1037 piece set also comes with a wide selection of minifigures. Batman, Beast Boy, Harley Quinn, Robin, Starfire, Joker, Penguin and Poison Ivy.
9. LEGO DC 76112 App-Controlled Batmobile - £89.99
RRP £89.99 | $99.99 | €99.99
Whilst the August 2018-released LEGO App-Controlled Batmobile has a relatively small part count at 321 pieces, you are getting the Bluetooth enabled Powered Up HUB and 2 Medium-sized motors. Aside from the controllability, this set does come with some interesting parts too. A selection of Pearl Dark Gray Bats in various sizes, flat silver wheels and an exclusive Pearl Dark Gray Batman.
8. LEGO DC 76122 Batcave Clayface Invasion - £94.99
RRP £94.99 | $99.99 | €99.99
Coming in at 1038 pieces is the LEGO Batcave Clayface Invasion set. Released in August 2019, the set comes with 6 minifigures (Batman with Gold Outline Belt, Batwoman, Bruce Wayne, Catwoman, Robin and Two-Face) and a posable, 12cm high Clayface. Measuring 44cm wide, the Batcave model features a Bruce Wayne-to-Batman transformation tower, Batcomputer and jail module.
7. LEGO DC 76087 Flying Fox: Batmobile Airlift Attack - £99.99
RRP £99.99 | $129.99 | €119.99
Based off of the Justice League movie, the LEGO Flying Fox Set was released in August 2017. The set comes with 955 pieces and consists of Flying Fox, Batmobile and Steppenwolf mini-builds. 6 minifigures are included. The 2 Parademons, Superman and Wonder Woman aren’t exclusives but the Tactical Suit Batman and Cyborg are.
6. LEGO DC 10937 Batman: Arkham Asylum Breakout - £129.99
RRP £129.99 | $159.99 | €159.99
A staple location from the Batman movies, TV series and comics, the 1619 piece LEGO Arkham Asylum Breakout was released in December 2012. This set is essentially a larger, more detailed version of the 2006 Arkham Asylum set. You get a whopping 8 minifigures and whilst Penguin, Poison Ivy and the guard aren’t exclusives, Batman, Robin, Joker, Dr Quinzel and Scarecrow are.
5. LEGO DC 76023 The Tumbler - £159.99
RRP £159.99 | $199.99 | €199.99
The original LEGO Tumbler, based off of Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight trilogy, was released in December 2014. Coming in at 1869 pieces, this detailed display set features a UCS-style fact sheet, an exclusive Batman minifigure with Copper Belt and Joker with Green Vest. The Tumbler itself relies on a multitude of angled black parts, detailed interior and large rubber-tread tires to accurately capture the movie design.
4. LEGO DC 76161 1989 Batwing - £179.99
RRP £179.99 | $199.99 | €199.99
The October 2020-released LEGO 1989 Batwing, based off of Tim Burton’s 1989 Batman movie, is a fan-favourite build which follows on nicely from the 2019-released Batmobile. With a whopping 2363 pieces, this impressive display features posable flaps, a detailed interior and information nameplate. Minifigures include Lawrence The Boombox Goon, Batman with a one piece moulded mask/cape and Joker with Black Tailcoat.
3. LEGO DC 76240 Batmobile Tumbler - £209.99
RRP £209.99 | $229.99 | €229.99
With a November 2021 release, the LEGO 76240 Batmobile Tumbler is essentially an upgraded re-release of the 2014 Tumbler. With 2049 pieces, the 2021 version is slightly larger, both in terms of part count and size, compared to the previous version. Aside from that, the three big changes are the Batman and Joker minifigures (they’re now more faithful to the Dark Knight film), the interior and the rear tyres.
2. LEGO DC 76139 1989 Batmobile - £219.99
RRP £219.99 | $249.99 | €249.99
With 3306 pieces the LEGO 1989 Batmobile was the first Tim-Burton style LEGO build when it debuted in November 2019. Like the later-released 1989 Batwing, this set faithfully captures the source material and features a detailed, slide-open cockpit, rotating display stand, pop-up machine guns and 3 minifigures: Batman with one piece moulded mask/cape, Dark Turquoise Joker (perfectly representing Jack Nicholson’s portrayal) and Vicki Value.
1. LEGO DC 76052 Batman Classic TV Series Batcave - £229.99
RRP £229.99 | $269.99 | €249.99
Released in March 2016, the 2526 piece LEGO Batman Classic TV Series Batcave features 3 main modules: A Batcopter helipad, central Atomic Pile module and taller Wayne Manor section. The Lincoln Futura-style Batmobile and 9 Classic TV Series minifigures including Batman, Robin, Joker and Alfred, are highlights. However, as this set was designed for adult fans of the 1960s series, it did seem odd that LEGO opted for a play, rather than display focus.
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