The week of Wrestlemania 36, Mattel announced some new figures coming later in the year. Thanks to Mattel Reveals, These are the figures I’ll be looking for when they are released later this year: 4/2 drop: It’s my definite intention on having these in my collection as soon as they show up.
Car Culture: Team Transport is a premium series of 2-car sets beginning in 2018, consisting of a premium car and transporter, both in a similar livery. It’s all about the transportation of cars to their destination. – Hot Wheels Wiki Hot Wheels Team Transport Checklist (2018–2026 + Exclusives) A complete collector-style reference list of Hot Wheels Car Culture Team Transport…
Since 2019, There have been 26 WWE Ultimate Edition figures released by Mattel. These figures feature more articulation than regular Elite figures, come with more/higher detailed accessories, and usually alternate heads and hands. They come at a higher price point as well, clocking in from $29.99 to $31.99. The first few figures released were very…
Defining Moments: Game Changers When Mattel took over the WWE line starting in 2010, there was plenty of skepticism of how they would handle the details and presentation of the wrestlers past and present. Almost out of the box, they introduced the Defining Moments line, which featured a highly sought after Legend, Macho Man Randy…
The Jakks Pacific WWE Classic Superstars series is legendary for many reasons. It introduced an official line dedicated to legenday talents for the first time. By the time it was finished, almost all major names from the history of wrestling had been covered, and it is remembered fondly, despite some severe parts choices in some…
For 2023 , The Hot Wheels Target Retro Exclusive will be Ultra Hots. This follows previous Target exclusives Retros, Decades, and Flying Customs. The Ultra Hots are a throwback to the early 80s. All cars feature Spectraflame-style paintjobs, and are a tribute to the original Ultra Hots from 1984. Ultra Hots Wave 2 Checklist: Ultra Hots Wave 3…
Coca-Cola Christmas Series Checklist: Check out These Collectible Cars Every holiday season since 2019, M2 Machines has launched Coca‑Cola themed Christmas die‑cast cars exclusively through Walmart. These limited releases combine festive design, collectible casting, and rare “chase” and “super chase” variations — and once they’re gone, they’re gone. In this guide, you’ll find a complete year‑by‑year checklist (2019–2025),…
Welcome to the second installment of Who Made Them Better? There has always been talk over who made the better Classic/Legends line, Jakks or Mattel. As an avid collector of both, I intend to get to the bottom of it. Jakks: When Jakks Pacific introduced Classic Superstars in 2004, it changed the wrestling figure landscape…
Titan Tron Live: The series that almost ended my collecting days. In 1999, Jakks Pacific made a huge decision. Their Bone Crunching Action (BCA) series of WWF Figures was a success, with a good roster of characters, and a good release schedule and frequency. However, their parts choices started to become questionable (Ahmed Johnson legs…
The Wrestlemania XL weekend featured numerous exciting Mattel WWE reveals, including iconic figures like The Undertaker, Kurt Angle, and a variety of collectible series.
