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1956 Corvette
1/642023

1956 Corvette

Corvette

SKU
HRL24
Release year
2023
Scale
1/64
Base material
Metal
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Special Release · Barbie: The Movie 1956 Corvette Collector Set

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Wheels

RR-DD-WWReal Riders Deep Dish w/ White Wall

Colors

body
color:Blue
detailed:Pale Blue
source:Baby Blue
interior
source:White & Blue
color:Multi-Color
detailed:Multi-Color
base
color:Black
detailed:Black
source:Black
window
detailed:Clear
source:Clear
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The story behind the 1956 Corvette

The 1956 Corvette from the Barbie: The Movie collector set brings a classic American icon into a playful new context for 2023 releases. This diecast model features a soft pastel blue body that complements the franchise's aesthetic while maintaining the sleek lines of the original C1 generation. Designed by Fraser Campbell, this Special Release item stands out from standard Mainline cars due to its specific movie tie-in and curated color scheme. Collectors often seek these themed sets for their unique packaging and character-driven details, making it a distinctive addition compared to generic blue Corvettes found in regular packs. The inclusion of clear windows and multi-color interior accents adds visual depth that appeals to both young fans and adult enthusiasts looking for variety in their display cases.

Materials, colors and value

This metal-bodied model is cast at the standard Hot Wheels 1/64 scale, providing a sturdy feel typical of premium diecast lines. The primary paint job features shades of Blue, Pale Blue, and Baby Blue on the body panels, creating a cohesive pastel look. Interior details are finished in White, Blue, and Multi-Color tones to match the exterior theme. Clear windows allow visibility into the cabin while maintaining structural integrity. With its metal construction and specialized color palette tied to the Barbie movie franchise, this SKU HRL24 tends to hold steady value among collectors who prioritize themed sets over single random picks.

Questions about the 1956 Corvette

Is the Barbie Movie Corvette hard to find+

Since it is part of a specific collector set for the movie, it may be harder to find loose than common Mainline cars. However, because it was released in 2023 as a Special Release rather than a limited Chase or Treasure Hunt model, you can usually still locate it in sealed packs or online marketplaces without paying extreme premiums.

What colors are on the Barbie Corvette+

The body features a mix of Blue, Pale Blue, and Baby Blue tones. The interior is detailed with White, Blue, and Multi-Color accents to match the soft aesthetic of the movie theme. Windows are clear, and the base is black.

What scale is this Barbie Corvette diecast+

This model is cast at 1/64 scale, which is the standard size for most Hot Wheels vehicles. It fits easily on typical display shelves alongside other standard series cars and shares similar dimensions with regular Mainline releases despite its special movie-themed design.

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How much is a HRL24 - 1956 Corvette Hot Wheels product worth?

Estimated value
€3.00
Low
€2.10
High
€4.80
Estimated

This 2023 Special Release 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.