Mattel is bringing the Fast & Furious movie franchise into Web3 with a Hot Wheels NFT collection. The famous toymaker is timing the release with the much anticipated tenth installment of the franchise, Fast X. What is happening with the Hot Wheels NFT collection based on Fast & Furious?
The Fast and Furious film series is racing into Web3 this month
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The Hot Wheels NFT Project Based on Fast & Furious
The Hot Wheels NFT Garage x Fast & Furious collection will drop on May 22. Collectors can purchase limited edition packs of NFTs for $20. Further, the NFTs will feature fan-favorite cars from the film series, including Dominic Toretto’s 1970 Dodge Charger, Brian O’Conner’s 1969 Camero, and Suki’s Honda S2000.
Additionally, individuals who manage to collect the entire set of digital collectibles will receive an extra reward. Mattel is helping to bridge the digital world of NFTs to the world of IRL collectibles by rewarding these holders with a physical die-cast version of Suki’s car.
Mattel decided to partner with the Flow blockchain for the release. Buyers can take advantage of Flow’s user-friendly platform to purchase the digital assets with credit cards. By doing so, Mattel is making it easy to onboard non-crypto-native fans of the film franchise to Web3.
Mattel is partnering with the Flow blockchain for the upcoming Fast and Furious NFT release
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Has Mattel Launched an NFT Collection Before?
Mattel previously collaborated with the Boss Beauties NFT project to release a collection based on the iconic Barbie line of toys earlier this month. The NFTs featured 250 of Barbie’s careers all in the Boss Beauties’ signature art style. Like the Hot Wheels release, the Barbie x Boss Beauties collection also launched exclusively on the Flow blockchain.
