Building a recognizable car from fewer than 30 plastic pieces sounds improbable, but Mattel Brick Shop has pulled it off. Its new Hot Wheels Racer Series recreates collectible cars at 1:64 scale using molded components, metal bases, and rolling wheels. Six models kick things off, with 20 planned for 2027.
Not every collectible Camaro needs a flawless paint job. Matchbox’s replica of the muscle car from its movie keeps the distressed metallic blue finish, down to 1:64 scale. A metal body and base, True Grip wheels, and an acrylic case make that wear worth putting on display.
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When you think of Goodwood Festival of Speed, you think of roaring combustion engines echoing through the Sussex countryside. This year, though, it was the […]
When you think of Corvette, you probably think of it as a muscle car. Well, it probably was in the past, but the new 2026 […]
Only in Southern California could someone look at a Corvette and go, “You know what this needs? A canopy like a fighter jet and a […]
Car concepts are usually wild, impractical, and borderline fever dreams. Chevrolet decided to double down and give us two of them—because why not? Folks, meet […]
Picture yourself driving down the highway in a car that looks cool, feels great, and has serious power under the hood. Chevrolet builds cars that […]
Whether you are a big fan of NASCAR or you are getting your kids interested in this iconic American motorsport, you will appreciate the LEGO […]
When it comes to celebrating 40 years of Transformers, Takara Tomy is all in. The company is thoroughly invested, extending its celebratory efforts to include […]