321 pieces | Ages 8+ | $99.99 USD | August release dateThe LEGO Batmobile was the star of the show, and the flagship of LEGO's new Powered Up series.I had the chance to drive the Batmobile around the show-room floor.
You have control of the left and right motors for forward and backward acceleration, which gives you precise controls over its movement.Special buttons let you send the Batmobile into a wheelie or launch little plastic missiles at your target.
Talk about living out your Batman fantasies!The bright red line on white is the Bluetooth sensor that picks up your app commands.
One command is to launch the red-tipped missiles near the front-left wheel.While I had a blast driving it around, the best feature is yet to come: after its release, but sometime before the end of 2018, LEGO will add block coding features, which will let your kid program and save specific series of actions for cool automated stunts.LEGO's onsite PR rep said that this won't specifically use or integrate with LEGO Boost tech, but that the coding interface will be similar.UrZu3G5DZorkE2otttdq3.jpg#