Lotus Project M250 Hot Wheels 2012 Blue 1:64

The photograph shows a blue diecast model in the shape of a Lotus Project M250 sports coupé. The overall construction is based on a metal chassis with an embossed Hot Wheels logo and precisely painted details: stripes, highlights, black and silver accents, as well as stylised wheels with a dark rim and silver surrounds. The low, wide silhouette is emphasised by the flared wheel arches and air intakes on the sides, along with the aggressive rear spoiler. The bodywork retains its intense blue colour with contrasting black and silver elements that enliven the roofline, bonnet and side creases. Subtle small paint chips are visible on the surface along the edges and in areas exposed to contact with supports during display, illustrating natural signs of collection use. The painted details and sculpted textures create a sense of depth, while the stylised wheels with rims reflect the model's racing character. The chassis elements and embossed markings confirm its authenticity and origin from the Hot Wheels series; the whole model is in 1:64 scale, meeting collectors' expectations. The model features characteristic details such as air intakes on the side panels, precisely made joints and short but distinct reflections, as well as dulled highlights on the bodywork, indicating a mature condition and handling of the details. As a result, the whole model gives the impression of a reliable reproduction of an authentic vehicle and represents an important part of any collection.

Used, collectible diecast model; after restoration it is like new (without a box, unless a box is shown in the photos). We restore models with 3D-printed replacements for missing parts and special paints made for restoring model cars. If the model shows signs of use, it has been intentionally left partly unrestored to keep its individual vintage character. The photos show the actual condition of the model.

The date given in the title or description is not always the date the casting was made. It may refer to the design of the model, the first casting series or the production of the real car. We give the dates the manufacturer states on the base. If in doubt, check all information against the photo of the base of the model.