Bake per the instructions, wait until they’re cooled, and then attach the keychain connectors! 1. Gift Tags This desert bug is a very fun car to play with, so why wouldn’t it be a fun thing to color as well? The most recent collaboration was in 2012, when they created a toy model of the Curiosity Rover. Children with an interest about space will surely love to get their hands on one!

Give it flashy details like racing stripes, spinning rims, and fiery exhaust pipes to capture its need for speed. If your child has colored some impressive Hot Wheels cars, bring them to life with this simple craft. When several Hot Wheels cars are colored and cut out, they should be glued to the poster board’s center as if racing to the other side of the paper.The fact that there are more Hot Wheels in the world than there are cars should say something about the popularity of these toys. The cars are customized iterations of popular vehicles throughout the world, and their uniqueness shows just how much we are able to do with our imagination. This car model looks quite unique, doesn’t it? Many of the models on this list are very popular, but how can you tell if you’ve got your hands on an old, truly unique Hot Wheel? By looking at the tires. You can find blank journals on the cheap in most dollar stores, as well as Mod Podge and foam brushes. Still hungry for entertainment? We are prepared for it! Below the coloring pictures, you’ll also find a short quiz for kids + a series of fun facts about Hot Wheels. Many of them will surely surprise you.

This image is a little different compared to most hot wheel pictures. It is a tranquil image showing a farmer in his tractor driving on the field, something any young boy would love to paint in bright colors. 10. Hot Wheels, Finishing Race First: Then, cut a rectangle on the top of the roll. Use a pipe cleaner to create a steering wheel and staple it inside. The car will look surprisingly real when finished. 4. Racing WheelsDid you know that Hot Wheels and Barbie are part of the same family? The brain behind Hot Wheels is Elliot Handler, and his wife is the one that came up with Barbie. Set up the kids with my illustrations and acrylic paints or something like the Crayola washable kids paint. This fun craft can be completed with an old picture frame, or the youngster can begin with a homemade frame. This is an image that will capture the attention of your kids immediately. The image has two stunning and stylish hot wheel cars trying to zip past the others on the road. The picture is simple to paint because there are not many other elements in it except for the cars and fumes.