The Hot Wheels car in the video ( 3:48 ) is a Hot Wheels Delorean Alpha5. It is a 1:64 scale diecast model of the DeLorean Alpha5, a concept car designed by Italdesign and unveiled in 2021. The Alpha5 is a spiritual successor to the DeLorean DMC-12, which was made famous by the Back to the Future movie trilogy. The Hot Wheels Delorean Alpha5 is part of the HW Green Speed series. This series features cars with electric or hybrid powertrains. The Alpha5 is white with black trim and has green wheels. It has a Real Riders rubber tires and a detailed interior. The Hot Wheels Delorean Alpha5 is a popular collectible among car enthusiasts and Back to the Future fans. It is a well-made and detailed model that is sure to please any collector.
Yes it is, but it is also an rlc piece previously which we paid decent money for too have as a rlc now made as a mainline. Not so exclusive to rlc anymore.
I am just starting to collect When you look in the pegs compared to the dump bin, what are you looking for when you mention that all that's left are cars no one wants. As a beginner I would have to collect what's available until I get really going. I would think that employees buy up all the TH and STH before it hits the floor
Usually the popular cars are the licensed castings, the fantasy hotwheels are always the last to leave the pegs. If you get to the pegs and you don't see licensed castings it is a good chance the pegs have been hunted through already. By the way hunting for supers and treasure hunts is fine but really just collect the castings you like that's the most important.
I started collecting not too long ago and have done exactly that. I collect more JDM and American muscle, but when I see something I don't like, such as Porsche or Mercedes I will still buy them and use them as trade bait for cars I do like. Also, some treasure hunts aren't as desirable, such as the Ain't fare, but you never know who might need it, so, again, use it as trade bait. Just have fun on the hunt, and you take care of other collectors, and they will take care of you. Happy hunting.
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The Hot Wheels car in the video ( 3:48 ) is a Hot Wheels Delorean Alpha5. It is a 1:64 scale diecast model of the DeLorean Alpha5, a concept car designed by Italdesign and unveiled in 2021. The Alpha5 is a spiritual successor to the DeLorean DMC-12, which was made famous by the Back to the Future movie trilogy.
The Hot Wheels Delorean Alpha5 is part of the HW Green Speed series. This series features cars with electric or hybrid powertrains. The Alpha5 is white with black trim and has green wheels. It has a Real Riders rubber tires and a detailed interior.
The Hot Wheels Delorean Alpha5 is a popular collectible among car enthusiasts and Back to the Future fans. It is a well-made and detailed model that is sure to please any collector.
Yes it is, but it is also an rlc piece previously which we paid decent money for too have as a rlc now made as a mainline. Not so exclusive to rlc anymore.
I am just starting to collect
When you look in the pegs compared to the dump bin, what are you looking for when you mention that all that's left are cars no one wants. As a beginner I would have to collect what's available until I get really going. I would think that employees buy up all the TH and STH before it hits the floor
Usually the popular cars are the licensed castings, the fantasy hotwheels are always the last to leave the pegs. If you get to the pegs and you don't see licensed castings it is a good chance the pegs have been hunted through already. By the way hunting for supers and treasure hunts is fine but really just collect the castings you like that's the most important.
I started collecting not too long ago and have done exactly that. I collect more JDM and American muscle, but when I see something I don't like, such as Porsche or Mercedes I will still buy them and use them as trade bait for cars I do like. Also, some treasure hunts aren't as desirable, such as the Ain't fare, but you never know who might need it, so, again, use it as trade bait. Just have fun on the hunt, and you take care of other collectors, and they will take care of you. Happy hunting.