baremetalHW collects, revives and customizes Hot Wheels toys. Above, a 1968 Deora is restored to its original glory; he shows the paints and techniques required to get it right. Below, a contemporary model is turned into a Mad Max monster.
Bruce Pascal's Hot Wheels collection is worth an estimated $1 million. Fifteen percent of the value though is in one car: a pink VW Beach Bomb Rear-Loader. (Barcroft TV)
This die cast Hot Wheels Retro Entertainment collection Batmobile brings me a ton of joy.
I also have the Mystery Machine. Read the rest
5MadMovieMakers revealed how they make their cool POV videos of Hot Wheels cars flying down tracks: a GoPro Hero affixed to Pharadox Hot Wheels Chassis. Read the rest
Robert Carlson's Hot Wheels Road Trip takes viewers on a wild POV ride on hundreds of feet of Hot Wheels track. Read the rest
Just like the Mystery Machine I had when I was a kid. I traded it to Takumi Kobayashi for some blue edition star wars cards.
Quality on the van is great. Evidently retro Hot Wheels are just like we remember.
Hot Wheels Retro Entertainment Diecast The Mystery Machine Vehicle via Amazon Read the rest
Darth Vader's car as imagined and built (life-size) by Hot Wheels. Read the rest
