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=='''Superfine Turbine Description'''== |
=='''Superfine Turbine Description'''== |
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− | The Superfine Turbine was designed in 1973 and was one of only three new castings released that year. It was only ever released in 1973 until it was retooled in 2010 for the HWC Neo Classics series. It has a large jet engine in the front and a plastic door in the rear that opens up to expose a two tiered shelf. All domestic production models have a black interior. All Superfine Turbines are hard to find, but pink is extremely rare. The Superfine Turbine is very hard to find and desirable and as a result, reproduction kits have been made (not through Mattel) and can be purchased cheaper than an original. Personal judgement and care should be taken when purchasing a Superfine Turbine to determine whether the car in question is original or reproduction. |
+ | The Superfine Turbine was designed in 1973 and was one of only three new castings released that year. It was only ever released in 1973 until it was retooled in 2010 for the HWC Neo Classics series. It has a large jet engine in the front and a plastic door in the rear that opens up to expose a two tiered shelf. All domestic production models have a black interior. All Superfine Turbines are hard to find, but pink is extremely rare. The Superfine Turbine is very hard to find and desirable and as a result, reproduction kits have been made (not through Mattel) and can be purchased cheaper than an original. Personal judgement and care should be taken when purchasing a Superfine Turbine to determine whether the car in question is original or reproduction. |
− | The Superfine Turbine was also produced in Mexico through CIPSA (Compania Industrial de Plasticos, SA). All CIPSA Superfine Turbines have a white interior and capped wheels on all four wheels. CIPSA Superfine Turbines are extremely rare and valuable. |
+ | The Superfine Turbine was also produced in Mexico through CIPSA (Compania Industrial de Plasticos, SA). All CIPSA Superfine Turbines have a white interior and capped wheels on all four wheels. CIPSA Superfine Turbines are extremely rare and valuable. |
− | Both domestic and CIPSA Superfine Turbines have Hong Kong as their country of manufacture. |
+ | Both domestic and CIPSA Superfine Turbines have Hong Kong as their country of manufacture. |
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Revision as of 22:18, 16 May 2015
Superfine Turbine Description
The Superfine Turbine was designed in 1973 and was one of only three new castings released that year. It was only ever released in 1973 until it was retooled in 2010 for the HWC Neo Classics series. It has a large jet engine in the front and a plastic door in the rear that opens up to expose a two tiered shelf. All domestic production models have a black interior. All Superfine Turbines are hard to find, but pink is extremely rare. The Superfine Turbine is very hard to find and desirable and as a result, reproduction kits have been made (not through Mattel) and can be purchased cheaper than an original. Personal judgement and care should be taken when purchasing a Superfine Turbine to determine whether the car in question is original or reproduction.
The Superfine Turbine was also produced in Mexico through CIPSA (Compania Industrial de Plasticos, SA). All CIPSA Superfine Turbines have a white interior and capped wheels on all four wheels. CIPSA Superfine Turbines are extremely rare and valuable.
Both domestic and CIPSA Superfine Turbines have Hong Kong as their country of manufacture.
Versions
The Superfine Turbine has come out in the following 1/64 scale versions:
CIPSA Versions
The Superfine Turbine has come out in the following 1/64 scale versions:
Notes:Capped wheels on all 4 corners, White Interior,
Year | Series | Color | Sticker | Base Color | Interior Color | Wheel Type | Cast# | Country | Notes / Variations | Photo |
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1973 | Hot Wheels | Enamel Yellow/Orange | None | Metal | White | RL | 6004 | HK | ||
1973 | Hot Wheels | Fluorescent Enamel Lime Green | None | Metal | White | RL | 6004 | HK | ||
1973 | Hot Wheels | Enamel Brown | None | Metal | White | RL | 6004 | HK | ||
1973 | Hot Wheels | Enamel Orange | None | Metal | White | RL | 6004 | HK |
Gallery
Re-Cast in 2010 Versions
The Superfine Turbine was revived in 2010 for the HWC Neo Classics and for the first time, appeared in Spectraflame paint.
The Superfine Turbine has come out in the following 1/64 scale versions:
Col # | Year | Series | Color | Tampo | Base Color | Interior Color | Wheel Type | Toy # | Country | Notes / Variations | Photo |
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4/6 | 2010 | RLC / HWC Series 9 (Neo-Classics) | Spectraflame Blue | No tampo. | Chrome / Metal | Black | RL (Neo-Classics) | R8392 | Thailand |