It looks like DXV29-95AM is the last singles case of 2021. Thanks “GetMeCollectibles.” ALL NEW – Racing Red Lightning McQueen & Millie (with the cool floor waxing accessory). Sort of new, Kris Revstopski with the yellow flag (the flag is new) and Easy Idle racing Tractor is not new but hasn’t been out for a […]

Another Next Gen racer checks in, Spare Mint Nick Shift. Another great paint scheme. Umm, minty.

The last (?) Deluxe release of 2021 comes flying back in … Dinoco Helicopter Rotor Turbosky. He is a very slight variant. The giant DINOCO logo is now “split” between the hat and the fuselage (the last release (below), the logo was entirely on the hat). They eyelid area looks about the same so I […]

The 2021 poster is finalized and more cool CARS are coming! I’ll post the full poster in a couple days but I’ve highlighted the NEW through fall 2021 … Mummy Costume Luigi & Ghost Guido … already my favorite foe 2021. Sadly, this seems to be the only Halloween release though if it’s a Target […]

Thanks, “Mark T.” for the great photos. Mater Pixar Fest Edition is extra sharp and chromy. The new Mattel “Ransburg” process is great.

On PEACOCK, the new NBCUniversal streaming service, a new Dale Earnhardt Jr’s “Lost Speedways” Series on old dirt, dusty, forgotten, stock-car tracks … like Thomasville from CARS 3 … While Peacock has a paid tier (no ads), this series is free, you just need to create a sign in. If your smart TV can’t install […]

Thanks “Mark T.” for the great photos. XRS Mud Racer Carbon Cyber Bobby Roadtesta

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Thanks, “Mark T.” for the great photos and detailed info … Ramone with air gun has actually been released under a bunch of names but never metallic yellow and of course, the Pixar ball logo is new and unique. Great details throughout. AND a nice bonus, raised metal windshield like the days of yore … […]

The 1919 Motor Transport Corps convoy was a “Truck Train”[1] of the US Army Motor Transport Corps that drove over 3,000 mi (4,800 km) from Washington, D.C. (departing July 7 and arriving September 6), to Oakland, California, and ferried to San Francisco. In addition to 230 road incidents (stops for adjustments, extrications, breakdowns, & accidents) […]