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Hot Wheels PREMIUM Pop Culture Volkswagen Deluxe Station Wagon Iron Man
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Hot Wheels PREMIUM Pop Culture Volkswagen Deluxe Station Wagon Iron Man
169,00 zł
Hot Wheels PREMIUM
Pop Culture 2018
Volkswagen Deluxe Station Wagon - Iron Man Marvel
T1 Panel Bus Transporter
FKY39
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The Hot Wheels Volkswagen Deluxe Station Wagon, catalog number FKY39, is a 1:64 scale premium collectible model released in 2018 as part of the Hot Wheels Pop Culture: Marvel Studios Concept Art series. The model is aimed at adult collectors, fans of classic Volkswagens, and enthusiasts of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
The Volkswagen Deluxe Station Wagon casting was designed by Larry Wood—one of the most renowned designers in Hot Wheels history—and made its debut in 2008 in the HWC.com Series 7: Neo-Classics line. The casting replicates the luxury trim of the Volkswagen microbus, known to fans as the "Samba," and has long been one of the most sought-after models in the brand's lineup. The FKY39 edition is finished in black with graphics dedicated to the character Iron Man. It features an unpainted ZAMAC chassis, clear windows, a black interior, and rolls on RRA wheels—AeroDisc-style Real Riders with rubber tires. It was manufactured in Thailand.
This release was produced through a collaboration between Hot Wheels and Marvel Studios, specifically as part of the Pop Culture: Marvel Studios Concept Art series, which references the concept art created during film production. Iron Man, or Tony Stark, is a character created in 1963 by Stan Lee, Larry Lieber, Don Heck, and Jack Kirby, and the 2008 film adaptation launched the Marvel Cinematic Universe—one of the most profitable franchises in cinema history.
The original vehicle is the Volkswagen Type 2, officially called the Transporter and informally known as the microbus or "hippie bus." Production began in 1950, and the vehicle was built on Beetle components: it featured an air-cooled, rear-mounted boxer engine driving the rear axle, with power ranging from approximately 25 to over 40 HP depending on the model year. The Deluxe Station Wagon version was distinguished by its rich equipment, numerous roof windows, and chrome details, and today it is the most desirable and expensive variation of the classic "bus."
The collectible value of this release stems from the limited print run of the Pop Culture series, the unpainted ZAMAC chassis, the Real Riders rubber tires, and the Marvel license. The Deluxe Station Wagon casting itself holds iconic and hard-to-find status among collectors.
FAQ
In which series was the Hot Wheels Volkswagen Deluxe Station Wagon FKY39 released?
This is a 2018 release from the Hot Wheels Pop Culture: Marvel Studios Concept Art series, dedicated to concept art from Marvel films.
Does this model have a ZAMAC chassis?
Yes. The chassis is made of unpainted, raw ZAMAC, and the model rolls on RRA wheels with rubber Real Riders tires.
Who designed this casting?
The casting is the work of Larry Wood, one of the most renowned designers in Hot Wheels history, and debuted in 2008.
The Volkswagen Deluxe Station Wagon casting was designed by Larry Wood—one of the most renowned designers in Hot Wheels history—and made its debut in 2008 in the HWC.com Series 7: Neo-Classics line. The casting replicates the luxury trim of the Volkswagen microbus, known to fans as the "Samba," and has long been one of the most sought-after models in the brand's lineup. The FKY39 edition is finished in black with graphics dedicated to the character Iron Man. It features an unpainted ZAMAC chassis, clear windows, a black interior, and rolls on RRA wheels—AeroDisc-style Real Riders with rubber tires. It was manufactured in Thailand.
This release was produced through a collaboration between Hot Wheels and Marvel Studios, specifically as part of the Pop Culture: Marvel Studios Concept Art series, which references the concept art created during film production. Iron Man, or Tony Stark, is a character created in 1963 by Stan Lee, Larry Lieber, Don Heck, and Jack Kirby, and the 2008 film adaptation launched the Marvel Cinematic Universe—one of the most profitable franchises in cinema history.
The original vehicle is the Volkswagen Type 2, officially called the Transporter and informally known as the microbus or "hippie bus." Production began in 1950, and the vehicle was built on Beetle components: it featured an air-cooled, rear-mounted boxer engine driving the rear axle, with power ranging from approximately 25 to over 40 HP depending on the model year. The Deluxe Station Wagon version was distinguished by its rich equipment, numerous roof windows, and chrome details, and today it is the most desirable and expensive variation of the classic "bus."
The collectible value of this release stems from the limited print run of the Pop Culture series, the unpainted ZAMAC chassis, the Real Riders rubber tires, and the Marvel license. The Deluxe Station Wagon casting itself holds iconic and hard-to-find status among collectors.
FAQ
In which series was the Hot Wheels Volkswagen Deluxe Station Wagon FKY39 released?
This is a 2018 release from the Hot Wheels Pop Culture: Marvel Studios Concept Art series, dedicated to concept art from Marvel films.
Does this model have a ZAMAC chassis?
Yes. The chassis is made of unpainted, raw ZAMAC, and the model rolls on RRA wheels with rubber Real Riders tires.
Who designed this casting?
The casting is the work of Larry Wood, one of the most renowned designers in Hot Wheels history, and debuted in 2008.