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Hot Wheels RLC KAWA-Bug-A #1
229,99 zł
Hot Wheels
RLC- Red Line Club Exclusive
2024 Club Car
KAWA-Bug-A
Volkswagen Garbus Kafer Beetle Bug
HWF03
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The Hot Wheels Kawa-Bug-A, catalog number HWF03, is a collectible model released as the 2024 Club Car, an annual exclusive edition for Red Line Club members. This 1:64 scale reproduction is aimed at adult collectors—fans of classic Volkswagens, whether known as the Beetle, Bug, or Käfer—and features a metal base, rubber tires, and Spectraflame paint.
The Kawa-Bug-A casting was designed by Dwayne Vance and debuted in 2022 as part of the RLC Exclusive series under number HGK76. The casting depicts a modified 1949 Volkswagen Beetle and includes several functional details: an opening engine compartment and, on select versions, a roof rack with a removable surfboard. All releases feature a uniquely sculpted safari window set in the open position; it was originally intended to be movable, but the component proved too delicate and was ultimately fixed in place. In development documentation, the casting was named the 1949 VW "Kawa-Bug-A."
The 2024 HWF03 version is finished in Spectraflame dark green—a translucent dark green applied directly over polished metal, used exclusively for the brand's most premium releases. Details include refined headlights, taillights, trim, and white accents. The base is silver-colored metal, the windows have a light smoke tint, and the interior is white. The model rolls on WWRRSteelie wheels, which are steel rims with whitewall rubber tires. It is manufactured in China. Unlike earlier versions, this release does not have a roof rack.
The original vehicle is the Volkswagen Type 1, known in Poland as the "Garbus" and worldwide as the Beetle or Käfer—in this case, an early post-war model from the late 1940s. It was powered by a rear-mounted, air-cooled boxer engine with a displacement of just over a liter, delivering modest power to the rear axle. Models from this period were distinguished by their split rear windows and very simple specifications. The Beetle saw over 21 million units produced and remained the most produced car of a single design in history for many years—becoming a favorite base for modifications in surf and custom culture, which this casting directly references.
For the collector, the HWF03 is a special item; the Club Car is a model available exclusively to Red Line Club members for that year, meaning it cannot be purchased through standard retail channels. Combined with the Spectraflame paint, whitewall tires, and the opening engine compartment, this makes it one of the most desirable variants of this casting.
FAQ
Does the Hot Wheels Kawa-Bug-A HWF03 have a roof rack with a surfboard?
No. This edition was produced without a roof rack, unlike earlier versions of the casting.
Does the model have any opening parts?
Yes. The casting features an opening engine compartment and the characteristic sculpted safari window set in the open position.
What is the 2024 Club Car?
It is an annual model intended exclusively for Red Line Club members, unavailable for general retail sale.
The Kawa-Bug-A casting was designed by Dwayne Vance and debuted in 2022 as part of the RLC Exclusive series under number HGK76. The casting depicts a modified 1949 Volkswagen Beetle and includes several functional details: an opening engine compartment and, on select versions, a roof rack with a removable surfboard. All releases feature a uniquely sculpted safari window set in the open position; it was originally intended to be movable, but the component proved too delicate and was ultimately fixed in place. In development documentation, the casting was named the 1949 VW "Kawa-Bug-A."
The 2024 HWF03 version is finished in Spectraflame dark green—a translucent dark green applied directly over polished metal, used exclusively for the brand's most premium releases. Details include refined headlights, taillights, trim, and white accents. The base is silver-colored metal, the windows have a light smoke tint, and the interior is white. The model rolls on WWRRSteelie wheels, which are steel rims with whitewall rubber tires. It is manufactured in China. Unlike earlier versions, this release does not have a roof rack.
The original vehicle is the Volkswagen Type 1, known in Poland as the "Garbus" and worldwide as the Beetle or Käfer—in this case, an early post-war model from the late 1940s. It was powered by a rear-mounted, air-cooled boxer engine with a displacement of just over a liter, delivering modest power to the rear axle. Models from this period were distinguished by their split rear windows and very simple specifications. The Beetle saw over 21 million units produced and remained the most produced car of a single design in history for many years—becoming a favorite base for modifications in surf and custom culture, which this casting directly references.
For the collector, the HWF03 is a special item; the Club Car is a model available exclusively to Red Line Club members for that year, meaning it cannot be purchased through standard retail channels. Combined with the Spectraflame paint, whitewall tires, and the opening engine compartment, this makes it one of the most desirable variants of this casting.
FAQ
Does the Hot Wheels Kawa-Bug-A HWF03 have a roof rack with a surfboard?
No. This edition was produced without a roof rack, unlike earlier versions of the casting.
Does the model have any opening parts?
Yes. The casting features an opening engine compartment and the characteristic sculpted safari window set in the open position.
What is the 2024 Club Car?
It is an annual model intended exclusively for Red Line Club members, unavailable for general retail sale.