Jet Wired's Twin

Jet Wired's Twin has tracks, similar to the previous post, and has special music in the back. The radio is Bluetooth and if you look you can see the green antenna controlling the radio. There are spikes on top of the wires and those wires connect to the wheels. There are speakers in each wheel which produce music. That music goes outside the car instead of inside. There is a radio wave box which controls which station would be on each radio. The boxes support the cab which is just one curve. Each line in the box represents each dealer that helped make it. The steering wheel, cab, wheels, and treads all came from different dealers.

Unlike any car I have done, this car has supports for its steering wheel because the steering wheel attachment is so long. There are wires through the curved seat and those wires control the seat temperature (hot, cold, or warm). The wires at the top control the whole car's temperature. The box behind the steering wheel contains the airbags in case there is a crash. 

This engine runs on a special type of fuel called "hyper". It requires a pound of candy store candy. This car prefers to run on any type of licorice, Starbursts, edible red wires, and gum balls. 

Let me know if you have any comments or questions!

Rough Truck

Rough Truck is just like an ordinary but with spikes all over the back. One side is an upside truck with wheels on the top. The other is an upside down truck with spikes.There are treads on the bottom on the wheels. There are spikes on the sides of the truck as well. The bottom one is all black while the top one is quite colorful. These trucks are special because one is made by Ford and the other Infinity.

It got its name because it is a military machine that can slice and dice anything in its way. This truck runs on ordinary fuel (unlike some other cars on the blog). But the weight of the two trucks and all the spikes requires regular fuel. 

I thought it was really createful to have two trucks in one.

LA Auto Show 2012

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The LA Auto Show was a lot of fun. I went with my family. We bought tickets and then the first thing we saw was the Hot Wheels exhibit. We saw one of the team Hot Wheels cars which did a loop at X Games 2012. Then we went to the West Hall and we saw a lot of different brands of cars. First was Honda (see the white convertible below). Then we went to Scion where we got a 3D print of the Scion car. On our way to the next hall, we saw the Shelby, Aston Martin, and Lotus vehicles. We made it to the South where we saw Mercedes and millions of other dealers. We saw a purple Dodge Charger, Mini Coopers, and commercial Ram Trucks.

Then we made our way to the Hyundai Fun Zone. I went to this Traxxas remote control truck racing zone. The line was really long so I had to go in the jump houses first. When I came back I was able to do the trucks and I was able to do some stunts off the ramp. My truck only flipped over twice. It was lots of fun. My brother did the game party truck where they had Wii-U games. He was beating the teenagers by playing the game Mario Chase. He tackled them in 7 seconds because they didn't know how to play.

After that we went to this awesome Traxxas truck show where they had a car and truck with nice acceleration. They had a giant ramp and two small ramps. The truck and car went over the small ramps and flipped and crashed back down off the big ramp. Once I saw how beat up the truck was I figured out what all the parts on the track were from.

I got to dance with these HamSTARS at the Kia booth. So I had a lot of fun dancing! Check out my video of me dancing at KIA.

Did you go to the LA Auto Show? Leave a comment if you have questions about my trip.

Ford GT and A4

The Ford GT and A4 is one mega-car carrier that is made out of small car parts. It is a giant automobile with six wheels. On the back there are 4 cars, which is a sign that it is a car carrier. It can carry up to 16 cars. Even though there are only 8 cars on the picture, it can carry double that amount. The car carrier provides 4 layers of protection on the right and 5 layers of protection on the left in case of crashes.

It does its job like any other car carrier but it can also be used as a hotel. The hotel has a giant radio and a night club. The disco ball is made out of light-up foam. In the hotel there is a medium-sized library. To be able to open the door, the dealer who gave you permission to drive the car will give you a code to get in. You slide the card with the code and the door will scan it for you.

This car carrier was made out of two big cars: Jet-Wired and the Flying Worm with army truck parts added in.

Peterson Automotive Museum

 

Peterson Automotive Museum

My family went to the Peterson Automotive Museum. We had a fun time getting there and when we drove into the parking garage, we found Lightening McQueen and a rocket car!  We also passed by a bakery truck that said Peterson Automotive Museum. When we got inside, I noticed there was a Hot Wheels gift store with a giant Hot Rod inside the store. We got our stamps to get in and we went through an area that had cars from old movies. Ryan and I peeked over at the next aisle and found muscle cars. We also found some woodies. There was a fake store inside with plastic oranges, a bank, and an insurance company. Then my dad said, "You need to take time and look at the signs" because we were going too fast. But I WAS taking time to look at all the license plates. We moved on to the next area which had an old Pasadena police car and other classic cars. I also found a car where a door would slide into a groove in the side. Then we ate lunch and headed upstairs. 

We found categories of electric, hybrid, steam, and solar powered cars. I read a little bit of the paragraphs on some of the categories. We also found some sports cars and a Hot Wheels exhibit. When we got to the Hot Wheels exhibit there was an arch of cars.

 

Last but not least there was a Hot Wheels play section where you could check out cars and race them down a track. First I was confused where to get the cars but then Daddy got a car for Ryan and me. I raced down and traded my cars to see if I could find faster ones. After racing, Daddy and I built a car together. At the very end we went on a Hot Wheels spinning chair.

I would recommend this museum since it tells about cars and that there are over a trillion types of toy cars out in the world.

Flying Worm

The Flying Worm produces special jet bubbles (similar to the Jet Wired). Instead of a car, it's a plane. It has room for mega-cargo space. It's super fast. It goes from California to Australia in about 15 minutes. Maybe in the future it could break the world speed record. It is like a time machine because when it's at the airport, a portal appears and it goes SPSHHH, and then VVVVV, and then it comes out again. It's very expensive. It costs from $200,000 to $600,000. It depends on how many people or how much cargo you want to carry.

It's called Flying Worm because it is shaped like an inch worm and it's motion is similar. It goes SHVVT, SHVVT, SHVVT. The military also uses it for speed tests to see how long it takes to go around the world. Some military officials report it has done it in about 20 minutes, but that information is classified.

Jet Wired

The car Jet Wired has both wires and jets. The cool thing about its jets is that they are like future speed bubbles. Speed Bubbles are special bubbles that can either be blue or yellow. Once it pops out of the jet it pushes the car like swimming fins. Then there's the wires. There are a lot of electronic things like an electronic steering wheel and an electronic seat. The special seat has a button and a money slot. When you put in money, hands come out and give you a massage. The seat also vibrates. Up on top it looks like a siren but on top of that is a solar panel. The wires come down from that. The red dot is a filter which turns the sun's power into electricity and then that flows into the engine which makes it go. When it is night, there are glow bubbles. So the only way to go at night is to use the jet. And if you really need a backup, there are batteries.

You may be wondering about the things underground. There is a conveyor belt that moves which also helps move the car. You can wow your kids by letting go of the steering wheel and the conveyor belt will drive for you! It can be a pretty expensive car. It ranges in price from $15,000 to $100,000 depending on the options you get or how new the car is.