A huge collection of movie and TV memorabilia that belonged to a drug dealer has sold for tens of thousands of pounds at auction.
They included a life-size replica of Batman's boat from the 1960s TV show, and full-size Terminator and Willy Wonka statues.
The items were seized from a criminal who was jailed for running a huge cannabis farm from within a former nuclear bunker.
People from as far afield as the US made online bids for some of the lots when they were auctioned on Thursday night.
The treasure trove of memorabilia was built up over two decades, costing Fillery in excess of an estimated £1 million.
One of the items that generated most interest at Wilsons Auctions in Mallusk, Somerset, was a car actually used in Back To The Future II.
The futuristic BMW sold for £20,000.
A replica Batboat from the 1960s incarnation of the Batman TV show sold for £15,000 while a Batbike of the type depicted in the modern day films went for £13,000.
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A Starsky And Hutch-style red and white Ford Torino was snapped up at £7,500, an Only Fools And Horses replica three-wheeled van went for £6,000 while Postman Pat's van sold for £3,500.
A life size Iron Man statue sold for £3,100 and a Star Wars Stormtrooper uniform attracted a top bid of £2,450.
Other lots included a life-size Terminator, an Ewok, a Doctor Who Cyberman, ET, a Gremlin and a waxwork of Gene Wilder as Willy Wonka, Somerset Live reported .
Even Roland Rat's pink car was available to the highest bidder.
The "Aladdin's cave" of collectable also included numerous 1980s pinball and arcade machines.
Fillery was one of three men jailed for turning an underground nuclear bunker designed for army VIPs into what was one of the largest cannabis factories found in the south of England.