Dear Mattel: We need Three More Ruthless Aggression Elite sets
In 2022, Mattel launched the Ruthless Aggression Elite Series, achieving critical acclaim and sales success, with potential for more waves featuring notable wrestlers.
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What Year Has The Best Super Treasure Hunts? Part 2
In a previous post, I used a five point system to rank all 15 Hot Wheels Super Treasure Hunts for a given year, then was able to determine which year generated the Best Super Treasure Hunts. The idea here is to Rank the Supers by year, to compare by year. I used a point system…
This is Part 2: Hasbro Memories continued
Christmas shopping 1993 led me to Toys R us and being absolutely floored by what I discovered: THE YELLOW CARDS. Only having the ad to go by, and no internet to use, I had no idea that the cards would be changing colors, as all before had looked the same. I grabbed all that I…
We need a Checklist for WWE Legends Chase Figures
Starting with Elite Series 63, Mattel began including Chase Figures into the main Elite lines. The main rule of thumb: The parts cannot be changed, just deco. Usually they would be current roster talent but occasionally they would be Legends/Flashback figures. This practice of including Chase Figures into the waves continued into the Target Exclusive…
Wrestlemania Week Mattel Reveals
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.
New Year’s resolutions, from Keck Collects
Short and to the point this time, but here are the thing that I hope to accomplish in 2024 when it comes to collecting Hot Wheels/Premium die cast and Wrestling Figures in General: Make at least one “Big Boy Purchase” from the Holes in my Collection. Complete the WCW OSFTM “Rubber Guys” collection Complete the…
Here is a Complete Hot Wheels Target Red Editions Checklist
The Target Red Editions are Target exclusive basic models. They share the same deco as the mainline cars, but have exclusive colors. This Series began in 2017, with 12 releases per year in groups of three in each case. – Hot Wheels Wiki Target Red Editions are released 4 times a year, in alternating cases…
Hot Wheels: Heritage Real Riders and Redlines
The Hot Wheels Heritage Series was first released in 2015 to replace the short lived Hot Wheels Cool Classics. The castings of the Heritage Series come in two wheel segments: Real Riders and Redlines. Real Riders were typically found at Target, while Redlines were more often found at Walmart. Kroger received both as well. These would be replaced in 2016 with…
SDCC 2022 WWE Reveals
San Diego Comic-Con is here! SDCC 2022 has had a huge display of WWE figures revealed and I have a breakdown of all of the ones considered to be Legends and Flashbacks, broken down into their various series. There are debuts, re-releases, updates, and lineups to last us through the end of the year. SDCC…
Hot Wheels: Car Culture checklist
The Hot Wheels Car Culture series is an adult collector-focused series that is all about different cultures or styles involving cars. All cars in the series feature Real Riders wheels, diecast bodies, and metal base. There are five cars per set, and usually four sets per year. Car Culture has a heavy emphasis on European and Japanese makes…