When it comes to ship customization,Starfieldgives you almost unlimited freedom. We’ve seenhelicopter ships,chicken ships, and even somemore practical ships. But just when you think the Starfield community has done it all, somebody comes out of nowhere with another highly impressive ship build.
This time, Reddit userLady-Deadpool-069has meticulously recreated the Batmobile from Tim Burton’s classic 1989 movie, Batman. This isn’t the first time we’ve seen a Starfield player design a Batmobile-style ship, but it’s the first time somebody has specifically recreated the 1989 version.
Starfield Player Stumbles Across Hidden ‘The Office’ Reference
“Not even an exclamation point?”
The ship, which can be seen in all its glory in the post below, features the same black and yellow coloring, batwings, thrusters, and even the iconic jet engine at the front of the vehicle. If you’ve ever wanted to create a near replica of this classic batmobile, this is about as close as you’re going to get.
The ship was shown a lot of love over the Starfield ships subreddit. “All nostalgia aside, this is just a badass looking ship,” one user said, while another said, “This is excellent. Very well done.”
For those looking for an in-depth video on this epic build, the user has published afull tour of the shipover on their YouTube channel. Also included in the video is a tutorial on how to build this Batmobile ship for yourself. According to the creator, the most important part of creating any iconic vehicle is the silhouette. When compared side-by-side, the silhouette between this ship and the real Batmobile is nearly identical, which is likely why the ship looks so damn good.
Although this iteration of the Batmobile is incredibly impressive, it’s not the first time a Starfield player has recreated the iconic vehicle in-game. Shortly after Starfield was released, one user managed torecreate the Tumbler from The Dark Knight, a more modern-day version of the Batmobile. Both ships are impressive in their own right, and makes me wish I could be as creative.
WHERE TO PLAY
Starfield Players Are Sick Of The Game’s “Useless” Dialogue Options
Players believe it’s the one thing truly holding Starfield back.
