thats fucking bad ass.Transformers X Back To The Future collaboration (Gigawatt) from Hasbro is up for pre-order.
Transformers Generations Collaborative: Back to the Future Mash-Up, Gi – Hasbro Pulse
apart from being cool - is this something that will end up being valuable?Transformers X Back To The Future collaboration (Gigawatt) from Hasbro is up for pre-order.
Transformers Generations Collaborative: Back to the Future Mash-Up, Gi – Hasbro Pulse
Dunno, but maybe $0 to $80? I stick to Hasbro and it's not unusual to not find anything appealing to pre-order when they do a livestream reveal. I have zero interest in the House of X wave. I easily stay away from some stuff others go bananas for. It seems I rarely find any figures to buy in store.
For the first time ever I bought my first Hot Wheels at resale. Paid $4 shipped (although I had like $3.70 ebay bucks, so basically $0.30). I did not get it for the looks, but I've heard multiple people say that it's their fastest or one of the fastest casting on their track among several hundred other cars. Hopefully it lives up to the hype.
Lately I have been really eyeing out older Hot Wheel cars that have proven to be fast, but I hate to even think about paying more than $7-8 for a single Hot Wheel. There are some 2015 Redline Series cars that are metal/metal with plastic wheels that I want, but most are in the $10-15 range. Maybe I should just get into customizing them for speed, but that's a entire different beast.
$4 shipped doesn't sound like much profit from selling Hot Wheels online.For the first time ever I bought my first Hot Wheels at resale. Paid $4 shipped (although I had like $3.70 ebay bucks, so basically $0.30). I did not get it for the looks, but I've heard multiple people say that it's their fastest or one of the fastest casting on their track among several hundred other cars. Hopefully it lives up to the hype.
Lately I have been really eyeing out older Hot Wheel cars that have proven to be fast, but I hate to even think about paying more than $7-8 for a single Hot Wheel. There are some 2015 Redline Series cars that are metal/metal with plastic wheels that I want, but most are in the $10-15 range. Maybe I should just get into customizing them for speed, but that's a entire different beast.
Yeah that was a good price compared to others listed. Didn't seem like the seller was a diecast seller, moreso just a bunch of random stuff. I rarely go to thrift stores so I haven't checked since my interest. If I did a customization it would be to create a super fast and stable car. Aesthetics comes second. I haven't really done much research yet on customization, but I plan to start with lubricating the axles with dry graphite on certain fast cars. Taking apart hot wheels, swapping axles/wheels and adding weight and putting them back together is something I may try later down the road. I may start with one of those nice metal/metal premium bodies with a wheel swap and lubricated, although I heard some are hard to work with and may requiring a lot of mods. I'm totally not there yet. I do have a premium metal/metal back to the future delorean that seems to have plastic wheels. I'm hoping it's fast so I can lubricate the wheels. I will only do all of this if I get the OK from my wife to build a track on the wall of our downstairs guest/treadmill room though, lol.
