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>>11708919How are XL compared to normal releases?
>>11708933They're normal releases but bigger. That's literally it.
>>11708933Standard mainline but bigger and with printed headlights. Same lack of details, same wheels. While this works fine in 1:64, completely sucks as 1:43. Pointless shit.
>>11709041>Pointless shit For you, big guy. My 2 year old son absolutely loves his
>>11708919Toy Fair is this weekend so we should see some cool stuff, I'm curious to see all HW offerings and Disney Cars for this year. Mattel also teased their new Monster Trucks gimmick and more focus on F1 HW.
>>11709201How's Monster Jam doing nowadays, speaking of? I feel out of monster trucks a long time ago and I was kind of disappointed to hear Meents retired a couple years back.
>>11709232Still under Spin Master, they make pretty much all types of monster trucks
>>11709201>disney carsI find it crazy hot wheels and disney cars were top 5 best selling mattel lines in 2025, how are disney cars still popular?
picked up today
I have that Porsche too. Pretty good for a mainline. What's that red one in the middle?
>>117092791975 mitsubishi lancer celeste, matchbox moving parts
Where does everyone get their finds? From some peg hunting videos I've seen recently things tend to be pretty dire in some areas. I do know a lot of online retailers scalp to some degree or another though. Like you shouldn't be paying $5 for a mainline Hot Wheels or Matchbox car, but it seems to be the standard in places like Amazon and eBay.
