It was just a matter of time until Formula 1 Hot Wheels arrived on the scene ... you’ll have a chance to buy your favorite driver’s 1:64-scale die-cast. The press release didn’t mention ...

If you enjoy watching skilled assembly of small mechanical systems with electronics to match, then make some time to watch [Max Imagination] transform a Hot Wheels ... shelf 1/64 scale toy car.

Mattel, the company behind Hot Wheels ... of 1:64 scale cars with F1 team colors, expected in 2025. The initial model will have special details such as a metal chassis and interchangeable tires ...

With some 22.5 cars produced and sold worldwide each second and more than nine billion examples produced since the brand's inception, Hot Wheels makes automotive dreams come true in 1/64 scale at ...

In the world of custom die-cast 1:64-scale toy cars, enthusiast builders replicate most of the cosmetic stuff people do to full-size vehicles—swap wheels, repaint shells, widen tracks ...

Last year Hot Wheels and Tesla teamed up for a remote-controlled 1/10 scale Cybertruck. It towered over the much smaller 1/64 model Hot Wheels ... including rims, tire treads, and working lights.

It just so happens that it recently pulled the 1:64-scale wraps off the 2020 winner—so what went into those nine months of work? Well, here’s how a Hot Wheels is born. But first: How did a toy ...

The special 1:64 scale model will go on sale on August ... The pièce de résistance of this beater is its three mismatched wheels—two with standard tires, one in yellow as a spare, and a ...

Hot Wheels has also reimagined one of Ferrari’s newest vehicles, the Ferrari SF90 Stradale, as a 1:64 scale RC car compatible with Hot Wheels track sets. With full-function controls (forward ...

There will be a full range of F1 cars in 1:64 scale next year ... and air box. Hot Wheels says that the toy will have a full-metal body chassis and interchangeable tires, and the number 68 ...