I was going to shoot another Video Racer video but then the whole job thing kind of got in the way so I shot 2 redlines racing on a track. These are cars from my childhood. My brother and I raced the Holy Hell out of these and others. This year I finally got around to ordering some repro parts for them. A new boat for the Seasider and a new front right hub cap for the Ambulance. Wheeeee!
I got a Hot Wheels Video Racer a couple of days ago (A special Thanks to Stacey), so today I started playing with it and shot some video. If you don't know what it is, it's basically a usb drive and video camera in a Hot Wheel car. Here's a picture of it.
It's a pretty neat little gizmo, but I didn't have too much time to experiment with it. I just shot a few seconds of video with it but now I know what it would look like if you are in a Hot Wheel car driving on an orange track. I will definitely do more in the future. In the meantime check it out.
Howdy, folks! I just spent last week on a beach near Galveston Texas and all I found when I took a break from the sand and surf was this Bendy Bus at a Target. (Pictured here on a shelf at the house I stayed in.) It is a bus but it is sold in the Hot Wheels train packaging. I thought it was a New York Subway train. It didn't help with that misidentification since it was packaged backwards. Take a look when you see one in the wild. Enjoy.
Gonna keep it simple this post with a Hot Wheel offering from 1978. The Science Friction. So if you ever need a "Space Cop" this is what they drive. In the future... of 1978. Um...
Howdy. I just wanted to share with you some new additions I got in the mail yesterday. An interesting mix of old and new. Something from every decade I think. These cars were donated to the "museum" by my friend Mark (who has donated several times) in England. He sells on Ebay and has a great rating, so check him out when your on Ebay. User name: jumblesaleman
Seeya!