Velociraptor 'Blue'
Racerverse · Hot Wheels RacerVerse 2025
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The story behind the Velociraptor 'Blue'
The Velociraptor 'Blue' brings a prehistoric twist to your collection with its unique theme from Hot Wheels RacerVerse. Released in 2024 under SKU HRT35, this model captures the excitement of dinosaur-themed fun on wheels. Designed by Kevin Cao for the 1/64 scale series, it features an adorable raptor driver nestled inside a rugged yellow transport vehicle. The detailed decals and distinctive styling make it stand out as both playful and collectible.
Materials, colors and value
This car is built with precision in mind, combining plastic construction with vibrant detailing throughout. Its bright yellow body contrasts nicely with the red accents on the frame and wheels that add visual interest. With a base material of metal, it maintains durability while staying true to its design roots. Collectors appreciate how this piece bridges entertainment themes with traditional diecast craftsmanship.
Questions about the Velociraptor 'Blue'
What is the Velociraptor Blue Hot Wheels car made of?+
The Velociraptor 'Blue' uses a combination of plastic and metal components. The base material includes metal, which adds weight and sturdiness to this 1/64 scale model.
How rare is the Hot Wheels Velociraptor Blue?+
This car was part of a themed release in 2024, making it more accessible than Treasure Hunt or Chase models. However, its unique design still makes it a desirable find for collectors.
What year did Hot Wheels release the Velociraptor Blue?+
The Velociraptor 'Blue' was released in 2024 as part of the Hot Wheels RacerVerse series. It carries SKU HRT35 and features a dinosaur theme inspired by pop culture.
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How much is a HRT35 - Velociraptor 'Blue' Hot Wheels product worth?
This 2024 Racerverse 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.