So Plowed

I feel strange making a review for something that has been in the market for a few months.

So Plowed

Name: So Plowed
Debut series: 2014 New Models
Produced year: 2014
Designed: -

The story behind:  Here's a Hot Wheels version of a cold weather beast. With an oversized snow blade up front, a V10 and an extra helping of torque, it's a truck built for moving mountain—of snow at least! Did I say that this model looks similar to some other model back in the 2011, yes, if you are a collector like me you will realise that the front of this vehicle looks alike to Diesel Duty. 

Guess who's coming for dinner?

The looks:   Its been quite a while since I didnt buy an oversized truck, I have always being interested in this kind of models because 1) most of the time they do very nice models and 2) usually everything is about cars so for me having this kind of different models changes the mood of the overall collection. So Plowed is a recent addition and mind you I feel strange making a review for something that has been in the market for a few months.

For a change So Plowed features as the name implies a snowplow in the front of the vehicle with 6 headlamps for those dark days or nights.and in the back it features a horizontal drill for crushing the snow. It is very detailed and farfetched at the same time. The model is very solid with good parts of plastic and diecast combined. A very neat surprise from the Hot Wheels folks! Recommended.

Rating: ****

Ready for duty this fall and winter

Screamliner

A true statement of power and perfection blended together in a machine

Screamliner

Name: Screamliner

Debut series: 2014 New Models

Produced year: 2014

Designed: Larry Woods

The story behind:  This hot rod that's long on speed as well as style. Don't let the classic look fool you—with a V12 engine and an extra serving of hp, this model will scream down the highway. As a little piece of history about where the idea of a "liner" comes from. Many engineers tried to incorporate aerodynamics into the shape of cars in the 1920s, and some entered production. First such automobile (a prototype) to have a tear-drop shape and have the wheels within the body was the Persu automobile[9] (1922), with an astounding drag coefficient of 0.22, built by Romanian engineer Aurel Persu. Early versions of the streetcars were referred to as Streamliners' in North America.

After all this lesson of history now we know where this beautiful hot wheel came from.

V12 Included

The looks: Design as an art deco from the 1930 this Hot Wheel is a memoir of simpler times when cars were not powerful machines designed for mass production, but real pieces of art only affordable to few people. Speaking particularly of this model , the lines and curves that constitute the design are so smooth and organic that it is very difficult to believe that most of it is die cast. Only the chassis and the main grill are plastic along with the headlamps.

Of course being a Hot Wheels , Screamliner features a V12 motor a statement of power and speed!. I really wish I could say more about this one but I feel there is no need, this folks is my kind of class, this is , a true statement of power and perfection blended together in a machine. 

Its mid 2014 folks, and most of the 2014 models has been released so far but I am very confident that by far this is one of the best ones they have done in years and that is a statement!

Rating: ****

Look at those curves!