someone told me how too idk if it works though. you shape it and put it in a freezer for 4-5 hours then microvave it for 3-5 sec.
or you could put the band on top of a piece of wax paper so that the broken ends touch, put another piece of wax paper on top and either iron on low for 30 seconds or microwave it for thirty seconds.
As of 2013, One yi yuan would be worth 0.1397 cents in US dollars. You can see historical fluctuations and get today's exchange rate by doing a google search for: "yuan vs dollar".
The Yuan used to be pegged to the US Dollar. That means the graph of US dollar plotted against the Yuan would be a horizontal line. However in 2010 The yuan was un-pegged from the US dollar and allowed to float upon the people who can create yuan from thin air and spend it. In 2010 the yuan started appriciating quickly against the US dollar because the US federal reserve is diluting the currency in order to make minimum payments on their 1000 trillion dollars of debt.
they were made to go against matchbox in the market
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Hot Wheels cars were produced by Mattel because the owner at the time, Elliott Handler, saw his grandchildren playing with another toy company's toy car. He said, "Why aren't we making toy cars?" He had a meeting with his team and a little while later, Hot Wheels were born.... Handler wanted kids to have toy cars that looked just like the real cars that roamed the streets of Southern California. That's why the early packages said, "Hot Wheels, California Custom Miniatures."
It was a group effort. It was Handler's idea to make a "different" toy car and the R&D Team came up with the design of the mandolin wire axle and Delrin® bearing. Head Engineer Howard Newman took the idea and developed the axle into a torsion bar suspension like real cars and added the use of a very hard plastic material for the wheels called Delrin® in which he could make a low resistance bearing that would fit tightly into the back of the wheel.
Mike Zarnock Hot Wheels Historian
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i don't know, but there should be, i mean, verts dad is a silencer!
I remember reading somewhere that the acceleracers movies was actually supposed to kick start an actual tv series (not mini-series)and it somehow fell through
Although I have to say.... Hot Wheels could at least finish the dang thing with one more movie!
Although, There is one episode in battle force 5 where vert meets with his father in a powerplant. but it didn't really have any connections or similarities that would answer our many questions. his dad was wearing very futuristic clothing in the last movie, and was driving iridium but now hes wearing tattered clothing and is driving a beat up hot rod that Ive never scene him drive in and of the other movies, very big time gap. bottom line: hot wheels attempt to give the many fans closure for the epic 4 part season has failed in my opioion. it had no refernces to the movie at all. no explaination to what happened to the metal maniacs and Teku when they searched for vert. it wouldnt require that much work to finish it but why they didnt complete the series is beyond all of us.
June 2007, its idea and plan to create the actual website was in the works before this though.
The set of 1995 Treasure Hunt cars that were sold at JC Penny has sold for as much as $2500. They are in the $1500 range as of 2012. You will do better by selling them separately. There are a couple variations also. For more information on pricing stop into your local bookstore or go to Amazon.com and pick up a book called "Hot Wheels Variations, The Ultimate Guide".
A Hot Wheels car is a miniature scale version of a real car. They are made on a 1:64 scale of the original car.
Hot Wheels cars tracks are made of plastic.
A vinyl kind of plastic.
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It's actually polyethylene…. a mixture of *LDPE and *HDPE.
Not sure if it's changed in formula over the years.
*LDPE: Low Density Polyethylene
*HDPE: High Density Polyethylene
the rarest colour to get a hotwheels car in is white
THAT WOULD DEPEND ON THE RELEASE YEAR. SOME YEARS PURPLE IS THE RARE ONE SOME PINK. IN THE FLYING COLORS CARS THE WHITE MUSTANG STOCKER FITS THAT BILL. BUT BY THE SAME TOKEN WE HAVE THE BLUE RODGER DODGER.
A complete set of the 1991 Leaf baseball cards consists of 528 cards. The Series 1 set consists of cards 1- 264 and series 2 - 265 - 528
If you are talking about real dragons, you don't 'get' them. Either they come to you or you find them or whatever, but you don't 'get' dragons.
The terms can be used for any toy no longer made. Neither are technical terms, so you can't find any agreement in how old a toy is before it becomes an antique. For general usage in the US, an antique usually refers to something old enough that it has a reliable, often historical value and has not been available for many years. Something vintage need not have a reliable value and generally refers to a usable, older item.
Some "Mod" style clothing from the 1960s is valuable and collectible. It's normally described as vintage clothing.
Flapper dresses from the 1920s are valuable, collectible and historically significant. They are normally referred to as antiques.
To reset your handheld My LIFE game hold down the A + B and the heart/tick and then turn your console game Charlie will ask if you want to reset your game say yes and then you have to make your character again.
If you are asking what a Hot Wheels car cost back in 1968 when they were first released, they were usually .69 cents U.S.
eBay is the best place but i don't think they made any metal dragoons
TurtwigXD2: If you want first Generation, www.ebey.com
If you want 2 Generation, I'll be out in stores in the U.S.A this fall. Canada's toys are out and Japan's are out. When it come's out in the USA, you'd have to get there early and be pretty LUCKY. Or you can just buy 3 beyblades and a stadium for 35$ at Walmart.
It all depends on color and condition. Do you have the boxes or packages? There are many variables!
Elliott Handler was the man behind Mattel's decision to produce Hot Wheels, which were first produced in late 1967.
if you get a really good score on any game in both nightmare rift and daydream oasis you get a feather and a ring and it makes a dream catcher witch you use on the monster
Many card games became popular in the 1940s and also the 1950s. These included bridge, canasta, and gin rummy (a favorite of the 50s and 60s). Dominoes and marbles were also popular.