2019 The year I finally started to collect Hot Wheels.........it is not easy to collect Hot Wheels in Mexico. The prices are high and if you don't live in the "right" city, it will be difficult to complete your collection (Scalpers). Collecting Hot Wheels is difficult if you live outside the U.S.A. I am not getting cars from Mattel or show not released models (mostly stolen) like other channels. Here on this channel Hot Wheels collectors can find information of old & new Hot Wheels. Happy hunting!
I can’t believe how much manual labour is involved yet the price is so low. Mass production really is amazing. Shame about all the supers being stolen and sold on eBay but hey ho..
Been collecting around 2 years now in New Zealand, never ever found a STH, boxes are always gone through by staff at the stores before they go on the shelves, one day i will find one. People sell em here now for between $130-$300 nzd, mostly 🤯 im not stupid so don't pay stupid prices 😢
Same. I've only found a few modern regular T-Hunts, with Draftinator being my very first out of sheer surprise. But I do have a 2000's T-Hunt that I got at my hometown's car show this year.
China diecast cars more smooth, but yuan matrix treading butter system not work, or else Chinese made in china gonna be number 1...they have amount numbers of collection base on ID, like China they pool and flood the Hotwheels market, it's bit coin, by doing that if Chinese collectors not purchase their own Hotwheels, their value for their Hotwheels product gonna drown... it's like bitcoin, if in your country people fail to make money with bitcoin, you cannot that your local broker is good, by saying that ofcuz have mental ill problems
This looks like an old video. Even with the cheap labor in Malaysia, I wonder how much of this process Mattel has since automated. I honestly believe there is no need for humans to make Hot Wheels or Matchbox cars anymore if the production is set up for pure automation.
They didn't show how the designs for the cars are made, how they are made into a template cars and molds where they are poring metal for mass production. 😢 I really wanted to see that part.
I found some hot wheels recently at a garage sale and I got one that looks kinda like that one, same color but says police on it, steering wheel on right side and a redline. The bottom says 2011 but I think It's a 2019, was wondering if it's worth anything. Thanks for posting and any input
