One of rallying’s greatest icons is now a brick-built collectible. Mattel Brick Shop’s 864-piece Audi Sport quattro lets you customize the legendary Group B machine and even includes a matching 1:64 Hot Wheels die-cast.
Mattel is pulling out all the stops for San Diego Comic-Con 2026. From Hot Wheels and Monster High to Masters of the Universe, Barbie, and The Simpsons, this year’s convention lineup is stacked with must-have exclusives for collectors.
The Nissan Stagea was the station wagon that secretly wanted to be a Skyline. Hot Wheels celebrates the cult JDM icon with an Elite 64 release featuring swappable Stagea and R34 GT-R front ends, interchangeable Real Riders wheels, a detailed RB26DETT engine, and enough customization to satisfy any tuner fan.
Forty years after Top Gun first took flight, Hot Wheels is marking the milestone with a collector’s set featuring the iconic F-14 Tomcat, the first-ever MiG-28, and a display stand recreating one of the film’s most unforgettable aerial encounters.
Built using Ferrari CAD data, paint codes, and material specifications, this incredibly detailed 1:4-scale replica recreates the drivetrain of the 2023 Le Mans-winning Ferrari 499P—and costs about as much as a decent used car.
At 33 cm (13 in.) long, AUTOart’s 1:18 Ford F-150 Raptor SuperCrew 2019 packs detailed engine, suspension, interior, and full opening panels into one seriously big model truck.
The legendary Lamborghini Miura has joined the Mattel Brick Shop lineup as a highly detailed 1:12-scale building set complete with pop-up headlights, opening doors, a transversely mounted V12, and customizable race-inspired parts.
Hot Wheels is giving the iconic 1994 NSX the premium RLC treatment with rechargeable working headlights and taillights, Spectraflame Otto Blue paint, and Real Riders wheels.
The iconic BMW M3 (E30) gets the detailed die-cast treatment it deserves with Hot Wheels’ new RLC Exclusive 1991 BMW M3 featuring opening doors, Real Riders wheels, and a gorgeous olive Spectraflame finish.
Tomica is adding two new Toyota GR sports cars to its 1:64-scale lineup, including a more detailed Premium Racing version aimed at adult die-cast collectors.
Hot Wheels is back with another tiny die-cast RC machine, this time turning Lamborghini’s hybrid Temerario hypercar into a 1:64-scale remote-control toy with lights, turn signals, and hobby-grade controls.