Drone Duty
5-Packs · Track Builder 5-Pack (2024)
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The story behind the Drone Duty
Drone Duty arrived in 2024 as a key member of the Track Builder series designed by Fraser Campbell. This futuristic vehicle features an open-air cockpit with a distinct drone or camera payload mounted directly behind the seating area, giving it a high-tech surveillance look. It appears primarily inside Hot Wheels 5-Packs, making it an accessible find for fans looking to complete their collection quickly. The design blends rugged off-road styling with modern tech elements through its angular lines and specialized decals.
Materials, colors and value
Built at the classic 1/64 scale, this model uses a durable plastic body rather than metal construction. It presents a sharp contrast between its glossy black upper cabin and bright lime green lower chassis sections. The interior details pop in vibrant orange, which matches perfectly with the matching orange wheels that have light green accents on their spokes. Being part of a standard 5-Pack release means this car is fairly common and remains an affordable entry point for collectors seeking unique futuristic designs without spending much.
Questions about the Drone Duty
Is Drone Duty considered rare or easy to find?+
This model is generally quite easy to locate because it was released as part of a standard Track Builder 5-Pack set in 2024. These multi-car packs are sold widely at most major toy retailers and grocery stores, meaning production numbers were likely high enough that you rarely need to hunt hard for one.
What specific color combination does this car have?+
Drone Duty features a black plastic body covering the top section while sitting on a bright green lower chassis. It includes orange interior details and matching orange wheels with subtle light green graphics printed directly onto them, creating a cohesive and energetic visual theme across all parts.
Can I find this car in single blister packs?+
Since it belongs specifically to the Track Builder assortment line from 2024, you will primarily see Drone Duty inside sealed five-car boxes. These sets are designed for play and rapid collecting rather than individual display purposes, so standalone retail cards for this exact design are not typically available.
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This 2024 5-Packs casting doesn't have enough market data yet, so this is an estimate based on its type, rarity and age. Value rises for older and rarer castings — a 1970s Mainline is worth far more than a current one. Prices are shown in EUR and refreshed as new market data arrives.