ToyQuest101 Takes a Deep Dive into Our 1989 Batcomputer
What does it take to recreate one of the most iconic parts of the 1989 Batcave in sixth scale? At San Diego Comic-Con 2026, Miguel from ToyQuest101 joined Jazzinc designer Andy Manoloff for an in-depth look at his favorite piece from our booth: the 1989 Batcomputer.
Joost
5 August, 2026
In the video, Andy (also known as Doggie Doc Designs) shares the research, engineering and attention to detail behind this very personal labor of love.
Discover how all 12 screens—including displays measuring less than an inch—were made fully functional, how a rare behind-the-scenes photograph helped us recreate details never clearly seen in the movie, and how one member of the collecting community provided invaluable reference images of the Batcomputer chair.
Discover how all 12 screens—including displays measuring less than an inch—were made fully functional, how a rare behind-the-scenes photograph helped us recreate details never clearly seen in the movie, and how one member of the collecting community provided invaluable reference images of the Batcomputer chair.
The tour also takes a closer look at the accompanying Bruce Wayne figure and his painstakingly recreated unsolved case report, complete with newspaper articles, police reports and mugshots. Together, these details bring one of the movie’s most memorable and contemplative Bruce Wayne scenes to life.
A huge thank-you to Miguel from ToyQuest101 for visiting us at SDCC, choosing our Batcomputer as a booth favorite and giving Andy the opportunity to tell the story behind its creation. We truly appreciate the enthusiasm, support and attention given to all the details that make this piece so special.
Watch the full video below for a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at the 1989 Batcomputer.
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