HW Batman | The Batmobile

“The Batman” is going back to basics, which makes the character continue to be relevant which are separate from the version appearing in the DCEU (DC Extended Universe) that appeared in Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016). Justice League, and Suicide Squad (2016). This version focuses on his adventures in Year 2 of being the Dark Knight Detective, which also introduces his version of the Batmobile. With the movie about to hit local cinemas, there has been countless merchandise being spotted on retail, and one of that merchandise is the first appearance of the Batmobile, which is produced to be included in the Hot Wheels mainline by Mattel.

HW Experimotors | Tanknator

Hot Wheels has been around long enough to just focus on making real world diecast cars. Over the years they expand and create different types of diecast cars and in their mainline every year a theme is added or introduced. In the last eight years they have come up with diecast cars made out of everyday objects turned into cars. This also included cars that can be ridden by minifigures, and since their parent company Mattel acquired Canadian toy company Mega Bloks and re-branded it into Mega Construx they also produced cars for this range of toys namely the oddball vehicle The Tanknator, that definitely made true to its name.

HW Screen Time | Party Wagon

Every superhero team has a story, and some of their origins can be as interesting as how they present themselves. The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is one oddball team that’s culled cult following coming from an independent comicbook series that became popular due to the animated series and with the toys and action figures. With that there was a lot of backstory and character build that weren’t in the original comicbooks. The animated series from 1987 redefined the turtles not just a rag tag of mutants living the sewers, but having ingenuity in dealing Shredder and The Foot clans, which brings you to the their gadgets and their iconic Party Wagon!

HW Getaways | Barbie Dream Camper

When you mention the word ‘Mattel’ two things come to mind, Barbie and Hot Wheels which are the two significant brands that identify this toy company. With that for so many decades both toys have been stayed true to their roots. But most recently Mattel has tried to mix it up to keep interest with the play pattern. Barbie has been known for what made Mattel is today with the dolls they have produced and also the vehicles that accompanied it. With Hot Wheels is about diecast cars and what made it known and after 50 plus years Barbie crossover in the world of the 1/64 scale with the reimagining of what the Barbie Dream Camper Van would be!