First I must make a confession. I am a big 80's kid. My thoughts on the
Delorean DMC-12 might be biased because of that fact. I was pleasantly surprised to see this one in a bin at a local Wal-Mart. It is a great choice for a
Hot Wheels model because of the iconic status it hold in automotive history. The detail on this one is well done, right down to the DMC tampos, louvred windows and the split side window. Even the colour is an accurate match to the stainless steel finish of the original. Maybe I am overstating a bit but you must admit, the styling of this car does make a statement (I am a fan of the gull-wing doors).
The story of this car and the man behind it is interesting, not to mention the recent
resurgence of the brand. The style of this car is so "80's future tech", even without the
"Mr.fusion" after market add-on.
Click the picture below for a huge .jpg of the 2010 Hot wheels lineup poster. For all of the collectors out there, this is a great guide f...
The 2012 Hot Wheels poster is out. It shows every model slated to be released this year for every series. Now we know what to look for. I h...
Some of you may be new to the hobby or just have a passing interest in collecting Hot Wheels and might wonder what to consider. This model i...
The Mazda Furai Hot Wheels 1/64 scale model is fun to look at. It is a First edition car (#31 of 52) for the 2010 model year. The actual c...
The Hot Wheels brand was born at the height of the muscle-car era (1968) and so it seems fitting that new designs are still cast of cars fr...
This is one from the "oops files". Occasionally one might come across a production blooper. something small like a car facing the...