Zombot
Mainline · HW Robots (2018) · #4/5
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The story behind the Zombot
The Zombot brings a distinct mechanical vibe to your shelf as part of the HW Robots series in 2018. Designed by Larry Wood, this vehicle stands out with its aggressive angular shape and heavy-duty industrial aesthetic. It is not just another standard release because it carries the special status of being a Treasure Hunt model. These cars are produced in limited quantities compared to regular Mainline releases, making them much harder to find on store shelves or online marketplaces today. The design features a bold red metal body that contrasts sharply against its black base and sturdy gray wheels.
Materials, colors and value
This collectible diecast car is built with a solid metal base material for durability and display quality at the standard 1/64 scale. The striking color combination includes a bright red chassis accented by silver details on the mechanical components, all sitting atop a black undercarriage. Because it was released as a Treasure Hunt in 2018 using SKU FKB32, this model holds higher value to collectors seeking rare finds from that specific year. The unique robotic styling ensures it looks distinct among other vehicles.
Questions about the Zombot
How do I know if my Zombot is a real Treasure Hunt?+
You can identify this model as an official Treasure Hunt by checking for the small flame logo on its packaging or sometimes stamped directly onto the metal base. The SKU number FKB32 also confirms it belongs to the limited 2018 HW Robots series run.
Is the Zombot rare and valuable?+
Yes, this car is considered a highly sought-after collectible since Treasure Hunt releases are produced in much smaller numbers than standard Mainline vehicles. Its limited availability from 2018 means finding one still attached to its original card can be quite challenging for new collectors today.
What materials is the Zombot made of?+
Like most diecast models in this series, it features a heavy metal body and base which gives it excellent weight balance for playing. The wheels are plastic with rubber tires, while the red paint finish provides that classic metallic look collectors enjoy.
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How much is a FKB32 - Zombot Hot Wheels product worth?
This 2018 Mainline (treasure hunt) 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.