The 1989 Batmobile, quick-built, rolls into LEGO Fortnite
Batman's bad dreams, a Proximity Sensor and a Lift Brick that sends players into the sky filled out the official channel's five uploads.
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You can quick build the Batmobile '89!
LEGO Fortnite usually brings in something near 30,000 views a day across its shelf of short clips, and lately it has been running a little above that. Most of the lift comes from one car: "You can quick build the Batmobile '89!"
That is the Batmobile from Tim Burton's 1989 Batman, the long black car Michael Keaton drove through Gotham, and the title promises players can snap it together in one go. Four days in, it has passed 40,000 views and gathers more each day than the rest of the week's uploads put together. Its comment section sounds like a workshop. The most liked question is simply how the car appeared so fast, some players miss the old way of building piece by piece, and others are already putting in requests: a Bat jet, a deluxe version like the one the landspeeder got, and Nya's Samurai Mech from Ninjago.
The Batman theme ran through the whole week. A clip teasing that even Batman has bad dreams opened it, and the rest was workshop parts: a Proximity Sensor, introduced with a joke about a missing surfboard, and a Lift Brick billed as a ride into the sky. A two-week-old clip about treating guests well is still finding viewers too.
The subscriber count did not move. Among the game publisher channels near its size, the week's biggest crowd belonged to 100 Thieves Valorant, while Fortnite Competitive and Jurassic World Evolution 3 ran far below their usual pace. LEGO Fortnite landed in the middle, with a busier week than Naughty Dog's and a quieter one than StarCraft's.
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What viewers say
How'd this Batmobile just spawn? 👀
@LEGOSee it on YouTubeGib me his bat jet already! 👀
@Deadsilence-r1bSee it on YouTubeI miss the old building system. The clocks were so satisfying.
@constanterratic4252See it on YouTube
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If there were another collab with Ninjago, it would be really cool to have Nya's Samurai Mech as a Lego Pass vehicle, and that would also give us the possibility of having robot parts in the game 🤔
@just_Johnny0w0See it on YouTubeFortnite yall should make deluxe version like you did for the land speeder
@SUPERSTAR_INCSee it on YouTubeBahahha I still count when I build 🤣
@Matty_B_BuildsSee it on YouTube
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The videos drawing views on LEGO Fortnite right now
Even Batman has bad dreams… don’t tell him you know that though12,699 views · 2026-10-02
Has anyone seen that surfboard? Anyways, the Proximity Sensor is here!9,834 views · 2026-10-03
these outfits have never looked this iconic✨7,769 views · 2026-10-02
Who here wants to fly? The Lift Brick will take you into the sky!6,460 views · 2026-10-03
We should all treat our guests as best as possible...right?43,408 views
- Channel
- LEGO Fortnite
- Subscribers
- 346,000
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 197,652
- Videos published this week
- 5
- Video published
- October 5, 2026
- Video views so far
- 40,201
- Views on its first day
- 18,383
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Who directed the 1989 Batman film whose Batmobile players can now build in LEGO Fortnite?
Tim Burton directed Batman (1989) and its 1992 sequel, Batman Returns.