Picked up this Bone Shaker from a recent diecast show. It is from the 2007 Street Show line. The life-sized version is from a 2012 exhibit at the Indianapolis Children's Museum.
Modeling in (mostly) 1/72nd scale (and any other subject that catches my attention - author suffers from acute "shiny item" syndrome)
Showing posts with label 2007. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2007. Show all posts
Monday, July 25, 2016
Wednesday, November 18, 2015
Hot Wheels 2006 Dodge Challenger Concept (K6133) - from 2007 Mainline New Models (1 of 36)
Here is Hot Wheels Dodge Challenger Concept (K6133). This was released in 2007 as a new model. The paint looks stock and the tampos are realistic - my favorite kind of casting. From the card back: "Fun Fact: The Dodge Challenger Concept car was introduced in 2006 and a full production model will be available for the 2008 model year!"
Tuesday, November 17, 2015
Hot Wheels Corvette C6R Treasure Hunt (K7615) from 2007 Mainline
Here is another Treasure Hunt from my collection - the Corvette C6R from the 2007 Mainline. As this is a regular Treasure Hunt, I was able to get it for a couple of bucks. I like the tampos on this, and like the model overall.
Labels:
1/64 scale,
2007,
Chevrolet,
Corvette,
Hot Wheels,
Mainline,
Treasure Hunt
Monday, November 16, 2015
Hot Wheels 1964 Ford Galaxie 500XL from 2007 Mainline
This was a 2007 new release from Hot Wheels - the 1964 Ford Galaxie 500XL (L5364). Like the new releases as they appear to be the most "stock" version of the model.
Labels:
1/64 scale,
2007,
Ford,
Hot Wheels,
Mainline,
Muscle Car
Monday, October 12, 2015
Hot Wheels Police Car - 2007 Rogue Hog
I've got a small-sized collection of diecast police cars, most of them models of actual vehicles. But this futuristic police cruiser by Hot Wheels, Rogue Hog, really caught my eye. It was released in 2007 (item #K6140), as a New Model and was 8 out of 180 mainline models. According to the fun fact on the card, "The Rogue Hog is the first police car with a light bar to be introduced into our mainline sine the early '90s!"
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