Has anyone atempted to create a real, working Bat Signal?

[disasterology]

Just for the curiosity. The title, has anyone ever attempted it? I have a big science-oriented background, but sadly not in Physics, so I'm not even sure if it's really possible (I'd imagine it is possible to a certain extent) or the legality of creating/using something like that, though I should be aware of the legality, as I am currently working in the Criminal Justice field. Any word on a project like this?

 

[Bigbat23]

I can think of 2. The life size one, the build is here on this site. Just do a search.

 

[leafman]

You might want to check around the forums, there are several build threads for 1:1 bat signals. I have a small bat signal (~1:18 scale) that works at short distances when pointed at a wall or ceiling. Larger ones would of course work at longer distances, but will still need to be projected on solid surfaces unless there are fairly dense, low clouds. Without something to catch the light, it will just disperse and you won't be able to see anything.

 

[LUNA REPLICAS]

I would imagine any size spotlight with a fresnel lens would work, just don't make the cut out from flammable materials.

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[CessnaDriver]

I don't think you have thought this out. What are you going to say when he shows up?

 

[rockeagle2001]

Did it before. Relatively easy but if you're expecting to see the bat signal in the sky then it's quite literally impossible


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