Even spreading the parts over multiple sellers may work out cheaper! With the mod consisting of 90 parts, the price varies somewhat from as low as £7 up to £30+, so it really pays to try a few first. When I sourced the parts for myself I went for a seller that had 36 out of the 40 unique elements needed, as I carry a few spares and I rummaged around before hand to see what I had already. From there you can search for sellers, please be weary and take notice of how much the total is and how many parts they have in stock, with the top few usually being the ones to go for. Simply head over to Bricklink, login (or register) to your account and upload the file to your ‘wanted’ list. Sourcing the parts was also quite straightforward, if you use the XML file.
#Lego batman cowl for free#
This is all achieved quite easily with the help of handy instruction guide, which he also shared for free via his Tiktok and Instagram Reels! The mod itself replaces the large transparent piece for part of Batman’s jaw, chin, and mouth, it also rearranges two narrow parts on each side of the Cowl. He had created the prefect Batman face mod that I knew I had to implement, luckily he had documented the whole procedure and very generously offered the entire additional parts list (PDF and Bricklink XML file) for free, which can be found via the link in his Instagram bio or here. I remembered seeing a modification on Instagram, a guy called let_them_fly_lego to be precise. Don’t get me wrong I know exactly what they were going for and it does look good, but I knew something had to be done about it.
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