PREORDER! Mattel Creations Hot Wheels x Transformers Bumblebee Die-Cast Action Figure

The previously revealed Hot Wheels x Transformers Bumblebee is now up for pre-ordering while they last, directly from Mattel Creations

Hot Wheels is back at it with the third 1:64 Transformers Bot collaboration that delivers on all fronts: a Bumblebee based on the G1 version, and styled with a touch of Hot Wheels flair. The skilled scout and spy is rolling undercover in a 1967 Volkswagen Beetle body, with a weathered paint finish and Real Riders wheels. When it’s time for action, it converts into a robot with 13 points of articulation. Not getting your hands on one of these sure would sting!

Hot Wheels® x Transformers™ Bumblebee
Converting 1967 Volkswagen Type 1 Beetle with 13 points of articulation for dynamic posing
Body Color: Matte yellow finish with subtle weathering and authentic Autobot graphics
Body Type: ZAMAC die-cast
Wheels: Custom Real Riders wheels
Window Color: Tinted blue
Interior Color: Molded black
Scale: 1:64
Packaging: Premium window box that showcases both vehicle and robot modes for display or storage

Colors and decorations may vary. Product subject to availability. Purchase limits subject to change at the sole discretion of Mattel.

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LedBlimp 2026-09-13 @ 12:45 am

I'm sorry it took you 300hrs to turn out a turd.

blurrprime 2025-06-02 @ 10:10 pm

Wyldstaar 2024-05-15 @ 4:15 pm

I was interested until I saw the $80 price tag. There is no legitimate reason for it to be so expensive. Pure price gouging!

LedBlimp 2024-05-14 @ 3:18 pm

Wow another G1 optimus prime nobody wants and with an $80 price tag to boot.

TECHTRON 2024-05-14 @ 3:17 pm

That Optimus, is a literal dream come true... but that price tag is most certainly not.

TECHTRON 2024-05-02 @ 4:35 pm

Never thought I would ever say this, but the Bumblebee actually looks pretty good. As a Transformer and Hot wheel fan, this is actually pretty exciting... but then again, it doesn't transform.

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