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Most Batman figures and vehicles are made from plastic. Some products combine metal and plastic for specific parts or components to add strength or detail.

Articulation varies widely: some retro or display figures have no articulation, while others list 10, 22, or even 26 points of articulation. In some cases a figure may be described as having 18 movable joints that contribute to a larger total point count.

Common presentations include window-box packaging, rotatable display stands with descriptive plates, and boxed collector sets. Listings also note protective shipper boxes and generally good arrival condition for several items.

Buildable sets include building components and typically include minifigures or small figures. Example piece counts from the available listings include 140 pieces and 435 pieces.

Larger replicas can require substantial display space, while smaller figures and vehicles take up less room and suit compact displays. Several items are described as compatible in scale for group display. Higher articulation increases poseability but can affect standing stability, so articulation level influences both posing options and how much display support or space you may need.

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