Fast FeLion
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Mainline · HW All Stars (2015)
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The story behind the Fast FeLion
The Fast FeLion from 2015 stands out as a unique entry in the HW All Stars series that brings serious heat to any collection. Unlike standard Mainline models, this specific release is classified as a Treasure Hunt. That means it was produced in much smaller numbers and designed to be harder to find on store shelves. The car features an aggressive design created by Fraser Campbell with bold red flames and patriotic stars against a striking gold finish. Its low profile looks fast even when parked. Collectors hunt for this specific 2015 model because the special paint treatment makes it visually distinct from common plastic releases.
Materials, colors and value
This diecast model arrives in the standard 1/64 scale that fits perfectly into most display cases and track setups. While many cars use metal bodies, the Fast FeLion uses a plastic base to achieve its complex shape and detailed graphics. The exterior shines with Metalflake Gold paint accented by vibrant red details on the bumpers and side skirts. It pairs nicely with smoke tinted windows that give it a sleek modern look inside. Because this is a rare Treasure Hunt model, these cars usually hold their value well among serious fans of the Hot Wheels brand.
Questions about the Fast FeLion
How do I know if my Fast FeLion is a Treasure Hunt?+
You can identify this special version by looking closely at the car base or packaging. Every Treasure Hunt model features a small flame logo stamped on the bottom of the chassis. This symbol proves it is not just a standard Mainline release but part of that limited and highly sought after subset produced during 2015.
Is this specific gold Fast FeLion worth any money today?+
Yes, Treasure Hunt models generally command higher prices than regular cars due to their lower production numbers. The unique metalflake finish and association with the HW All Stars series make it attractive for completionists who specifically hunt down these rare releases from 2015.
What material is used to build this Fast FeLion model?+
Even though it belongs to the collectible Treasure Hunt line, the body of this specific car is actually made out of plastic. The manufacturer often uses durable molded plastic for intricate designs with lots of painted graphics and complex curves that might be difficult to cast in solid metal.
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