First Look: The Mr. Fusion Deloreans and the rest of Hot Wheels Retro Entertainment Batch H...

Ok, I will admit it.  Those Back to the Future Deloreans are pretty damn cool.

I have probably made too big of a deal about how I am not that into movie cars, unless the movie cars represent a real car.  I love movies, but I am not really into movie replica cars.  Of course I can get behind a few, like Walter White's Aztek, or the tan Sierra stolen off of Jerry Lundegaard's car lot, but for the most part I like Retro Entertainment models if they represent real cars.

The BTTF Time Machine is not a real car.  The Delorean is, and Hot Wheels thankfully has done the Delorean.  But there is no denying to overall popularity of the BTTF Delorean, and it would be dumb for Hot Wheels NOT to make it.

So in the past I have just ignored the BTTF cars, but these two Mr. Fusion versions, one in Hover Mode and the other on wheels, are awesome.  In general, Zamacs are awesome, so by default these are two.  Or maybe these just photograph well, and once these get out of my photo light, they will be easier to toss to the side.  Ulimately, if you are a BTTF fan, and you like the replicas, you will love these.

Maybe as much as I love the Toyota 2000GT.  I have featured it before, so no need to write more (It's a beauty!).

That leaves two others.  The '67 Camaro is gorgeous, and is bound to be very popular in such a clean color and design.  The Fast & Furious Charger is still what it always was, with what appears to be a few more details.  It looks good, but considering another model could have taken its place, I don't know why it was done.

This is a really nice batch.  Nothing too cartoony, outside of that flying car...

(Find Retro Batch H at Wheel Collectors, and look at all the listings, as they have customized a few listings for those that just want the BTTF cars and nothing else...)

Hot Wheels Retro Entertainment Batch H is now out at Wheel Collectors...

This batch should get a few of you excited.  It has my attention.

Our friends at Wheel Collectors have all models of Hot Wheels Retro Entertainment Batch H available, and there is a lot to like.  You can see the whole batch here:

Hot Wheels Retro Entertainment Batch H

Of course, for me it all starts with the Toyota 2000GT Roadster.  Not because it is a James Bond car, even though that is pretty cool, but because it is a new, and beautiful, Japanese car casting.  A must-have for me, and I am sure for many of you.

But this batch allows us to go full Hot Wheels classic as well, with the '67 Camaro making an appearance.  I am really digging this version.  Because the '67 gets used an awful lot, we rarely see a plain version like this one, and it looks fantastic.

Finally, not one, but TWO versions of the Back to the Future Delorean.  These are not my cup of tea, but I am in the massive minority here, considering how popular these are.

Of course, Fast & Furious fans must be happy to have another Charger.  I think.

First Look: The Hover & Turismo Deloreans of Hot Wheels Batch M...

It is not often you see a double does of Deloreans in one Hot Wheels batch.  But alas, that is the case in this batch, so why not show them together?

Each of these will appeal to specific folks.  The red Delorean (and the Super) contains the design of the old Hot Wheels Turiso, which was an attempt by Hot Wheels back then to do a Delorean without having to gain the license rights:

via South Texas 

It is a great way to keep a casting like the Delorean fresh, especially a model that is very limited in color options.  So why not go vintage Hot Wheels?

The other is the Back to the Future Time Machine Hover Car.  As I make clear every time I post a model like this, these models done interest me.  I would rather have the standard Delorean.  But this is a curiosity.

What surprise me the most is that it still rolls:

Yeah, those are some built-in wheels.  But considering where Doc and Marty and the girlfriend from Karate Kid are going, they don't need roads.  Nice to have them anyway.

We will go with the nostalgia-laced Delorean in red as our favorite.  Most of you will go with the other choice, which is great with me.

(Find the Time Machine Hover Car on eBay....)


2015 Hot Wheels DMC Delorean & BTTF Time Machine:

DeLorean fan's amazing creations

Rich Weissensel's amazing creations using damaged DeLoreans include a monster truck, six gull-wing limo and of course, a 'Back to the future' homage.