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@@raganx7108 A limit at checkout is good but the fanatics will find a way to bypass it. The Hotwheels scene is crazy. I once saw these two guys walking back and forth into the back of a store (that should be for employees only) bringing out boxes they shouldn't be opening looking for specific cars based on serial numbers. Not sure if any limit will stop such people. I try to keep it relaxing and enjoyable. I've never found a treasure hunt or anything like that but I still find some nice things. Good luck to you. I hope you find some cool cars.

@@samelean9752 This is always a tough decision for collectors who want to keep their cars in the packaging. Actually, one of the reasons I make these videos is to show others the cars in detail outside of the bubble so they can see it in detail without having to open their own.

Our pleasure!

Nice! I couldn't find the red one anywhere. I really wanted it and searched for a long time but eventually gave up.

@@ezrachukwunyelu2927 yeah I enjoy collecting diecast cars. I have so many. I have a whole section just for the Corvette. The 1/24 scale models are much nicer than my smaller ones but I don't have enough space for that size.

@@frankieholsey3044 They're not easy to find in my area.

Hello Rohit, It's the TDK theme which I modified/edited on my computer using a music remixing program. If you want the original just search for "tdk theme".

@@saheerkhan1209 Nice!

@@scolioreset You and me both (fools). I can't tell you how many times I saw something I already had in a specific iteration but wanted to buy it again because I thought: "But this version comes with the ____" The Jada 1/24 version comes with a hood that opens and slits/vents in the grill. I didn't pick it up when I saw it on the shelf due to trying to control my budget and to display space at home, but I'm itching to add it to the collection.

@@SniffHeinkel Great information! I caught the Filmation cartoon in the 80s but the 70s film was before my time. I'm now going to have to find that film to watch it. My brother will also get a kick out of it since we used to watch the cartoon together. Thanks!

@@TheLaymanCollector No problem.

No you're correct. I messed up the title. I'll fix it. I appreciate the heads up!

@@AlpacaAlbinaAfricana I'm not sure I understand the question. The car in this video is by Jada. I saw a Hotwheels version of this at a toy store but the Hotwheels was 4 times the price.

Nice! It's the best one out of all of them.

I'm very happy to hear you found the video useful. This is exactly why I share. I have the Jada Ecto 1 and DeLorean as well (in 1/32). I saw the 1/24 Jada Ecto 1 at Walmart one time for $20 then never saw it again. I figured hey I have the smaller one and can't afford to buy indiscriminately. But in retrospect I should have bought it for my friend, who is also a fan.

What is price and good or bad

Great!

Thanks!

I think you should be able to find it online somewhere. I found it at a market randomly.

Yeah it was my first time seeing one when I picked this up. It goes well with my other toys because it's so unusual and adds something different to the collection. Thanks for the comment!

I haven't seen those but I'll look for it. I won't buy it though because I need my wheels to move.

Eaglemoss is strictly collector pieces meant for display. IMO it’s not a contest between the Jada and Hot Wheels. For the same price you get more car and the Jada comes with a mini diecast Batman figure. It’s not even close.

I found it at a kiosk in an outdoor market while on vacation. I'm not sure where you live but try searching ebay. Maybe someone has it.

Thanks! I also recently picked up an 80s Chevy Caprice police car. I saw a bunch in Target. Be on the look out for it if you're near a target and interested in another boxy black and white 80s police Chevy.

@@TheLaymanCollector Nice! I have included my '81 Impala in some miniature drive-in movie theater dioramas for movie night on Wednesdays and Saturdays, mainly 1980s movies. The rule is, I can only include a vehicle in the drive-in diorama if it would’ve been existent at the time of the original release of the movie I'm watching on movie night. In the case of the 1981 Impala, I can only include that in a drive-in if it's set No earlier than the Autumn of 1980, which is when the 1981 model year started production. Tonight (Wednesday, July 3, 2024), I'm gonna watch "Scarface", which was originally released to theaters on December 9, 1983. By that point, the 1981 Impala would’ve been a few years old, and would still have been considered a modern police car.

@@77PacerStudios That's a very meticulous and logical design. I really like that you keep it aligned to a realistic vehicle production timeline. 👍

@@TheLaymanCollector Thanks! In a way, the drive-in movie theater diorama going with the movie can be considered a means of time travel! The movie, the drive-in of period-correct cars, and even period-correct songs would be the essentials for bringing the timeframe to life!

No not right now. But maybe in the future Jada will make a 1:18 scale.

These are not really rare but pretty popular so people always pick them up as soon they're on the shelves.

Wow that's lucky! When it comes to these Hollywood castings I usually only see one or two at a time. Half of the time the shelf is bare and has none. I guess it just depends on where you are.

I've seen those finger skateboards but this is my first exposure to diecast bikes. I'll have to look into this. Thanks for the tip!

I only have 2 or 3 firetrucks and ambulances. I have a ton of civilian vehicles - mainly 80s and 90s models, which I consider the best two decades for nice looking cars (probably just due to my age). Are you into first responder, fire, and ambulance vehicles?

It it I have it

You have the better one in my opinion. This one is based on a comic but the reason I wanted it is because it looks similar to the '90s cartoon version. The version you have also has extra hands and a cooler alternate head.

You have a cool channel BTW. I just subscribed.

I don't have too many in the 1/50 scale. Quality wise they offer the same detail and material but personally I prefer the 1/64 premium for a few reasons: 1. They're slightly cheaper 2. They don't take up as much space 3. They're easier to find in stores 4. They're easier to display next to other brands. It's hard to match the 1/50 scale with other vehicles. They look too small when you put them next to the 1/32 scale vehicles and too large next to the 1/64 scale vehicles. I make an exception for aircrafts. I prefer the larger 1/50 because I want them to be bigger than my 1/64 cars. How's your collection? What kind of vehicles are you collecting?

@@TheLaymanCollector thanks for the detailed answer. I'm the same guy who requested the video of the jada batmobile vs hotwheels one. Speaking of my collection I mostly focus on batmobiles though I make exceptions and sometimes buy hotwheels that I find worthy of collecting. I have 3 1/24 jada batmobiles. Which are pretty big. I have 4 1/32 jada batmobiles. And then about 18 or something hotwheels batmobiles. 5 of them are premium models. I considered buying the 1/50 models, but they are extremely hard to find and expensive in my country, besides they are not metal/metal like the premiums. I also have some old hotwheels ferrari models in almost mint condition. I love them a lot especially now that hotwheels lost the rights to make them.

​@@ghostmetal6251I have a similar amount of Batmobiles. Like you I started off with Batmobiles but slowly started getting into other vehicles, and now I collect all kinds of stuff. Maybe you too will eventually end up with a police fleet, some Batwings, and so on 😅

I got some from Target and some form Walmart. The only exception is the Blackbird (X-Jet) which I bought online from another collector.

Oh and the Star Wars one was actually in a 3-pack which I found at Marshalls (out of all places).

Wow you know alot about this stuff. My knowledge is limited to only a few things like TMNT, X-Men, Batman etc. I have a bunch of police cars in 1/64. Some of them are from film and TV. I think you'd really like them I'll make some videos of those next. I also have the Fred Flintstone Mobile and the Jetsons Space Car in 1/64. Regarding the X Jet. I'm super happy to have it despite the plastic wings. It's something I've always wanted. I'm not sure if you have it or not. I don't know if they make them anymore but you can probably find an old unopened one on Amazon or eBay.

I did a similar comparison with the animated series Batmobile here: ruclips.net/video/J1AFQy5mKLo/видео.html I am definitely open to suggestions. Which other ones do you think I should I compare?

@@TheLaymanCollector I really would like to see the 1/32 justice league batmobile of jada compared with the hotwheels one. I don't know if you own those models. But I will suscribe to your chanel so when you can make that comparison I will the first one to watch it! By the way, I forgot to mention that the jada 89 batmobile is way more accurate to the movie than the hotwheels model. Which is another bad point for the hotwheel ones. They take too many liberties with the design. From the wheels, to the front lights.

@@ghostmetal6251 I don't have the Justice League version yet but I'm eventually going to get both the Hotwheels and Jada. I'll make a video once I do. Regarding the original film: you're definitely right. I went back and watched it again and the Jada one is definitely way more accurate than Hotwheels! I'm very happy with the Jada Batmobiles so far.

That's an amazing deal! I would've purchased 2 as well if I found it for that price. Where I am everything disappears off the shelves quickly and I can never find deals like that. People here consider themselves lucky when they find these things at the MSRP. Which state are you in?

@@TheLaymanCollector I am in Kansas, but you should find it at any Burlington now.

@@danielfonfriaperera-nc9gx I will have to check Burlington to see if we have some deals on figures here too. Thanks for the heads-up!

Yes, I don't mention it in this video but the red is an all new casting. It's slightly smaller but overall their best version yet.

I'm always happy to hear when someone gets a good deal. I hope you're enjoying it. Many people who are into Wolverine don't like the heated claws but I don't mind them at all.

@@TheLaymanCollector Always wanted a Wolverine figure, so I'm glad I can finally appease my 8yo self. I'm ok with the heated claws, I can always just paint them if they bother me that much.

Me alegro mucho

😂 You're right. I'm literally laughing out loud right now because it's such a simple solution.

LOL! I didn't even notice that till you pointed it out.

Just beige painted on smears

I'm genuinely glad that you found this video helpful. I still don't have an April. I'm surprised to hear about your Metalhead. NECA is supposed to be very good quality. I haven't unboxed my NECA turtles yet.

😊 You should! With Hotwheels, there's something for everyone. The variety and creativity of their cars are limitless.

The red one does not have suspension but the greenish yellow one does have suspension for the rear and you can bounce it up and down.

I've been to Malaysia a few times but that was before I started collecting Hotwheels. I can't wait to go again one day. Do you recommend any stores in Kuala Lumpur?

@@TheLaymanCollector I don't know, I'm not from kuala lumpur

@@IamcountachYT Oh! Sorry I assumed that. In any case, thanks for bringing my attention to other Hotwheels variations.

@@TheLaymanCollector no problemo

Yes it seems like it. Thanks for pointing it out. I'm still learning about all of these finer details.

THANK YOU! This is EXACTLY what I was trying to find out. I appreciate this. 👍 👍 👍