Hot Wheels della settimana

Every week I choose a model from my Hot Wheels collection and look at it with a graphic designer's eye. It's not just a game: it's an exercise in miniature design, a mix of shapes, colours and details that stimulate creativity and take you back to childhood.

This column was created to share this passion: to tell how each Hot Wheels is a small work of art, capable of surprising those who love design, cars and attention to detail.

Follow me to discover, week after week, the more creative side of these iconic miniatures.

Introducing Shell Shock, a Hot Wheels model that distils the profound spirit of the 19th-century A...

The 1970 Dodge Charger R/T model car undoubtedly represents the undisputed icon of muscle cars of ...

Today, as a Hot Wheels model, we have an American icon from the 1950s: the legendary 1957 Chevrole...

The Chevroletor is a Hot Wheels inspired by the speed record cars of the 1930s. The streamline sty...

This week sees the arrival of the roaring Cool-One, an imaginative version of the famous Chevrolet...

Here comes Soo Fast, a hot rod model designed by Mark Jones that first appeared in 2001. This is t...

This week sees the arrival of Hyper Mite, one of the shortest Hot Wheels models ever created, by M...

This week it is time for the Mazda Furai. The model reproduces a Japanese concept car designed in ...

An iconic model from the late 1990s, Double Vision, as its name suggests, is characterised by a do...

This week comes Tooligan! The name already says a lot about the shape of the vehicle. In fact, it ...

Avant Garde is a model that embodies the creativity of post-war French car design. In fact, lookin...

40's Woodie is a rather complex model. The chassis consists of: an unpainted metal base (lower par...

Splittin' Image historical Hot Wheels model that debuted in 1969 in the first series (Red Line) de...

Fast Gassin, an original Hot Wheel model of a tanker truck. On either side of the cab emerge eight...

With this post I start (perhaps) the Hot Wheels column of the week. Like the cover of Linus or the...