Hot Wheels Man-at-Arms
The Hot Wheels Man-at-Arms is a casting designed by Charlie Angulo. The casting debuted in 2021, and our database lists 2 releases up to 2024.
- 2 versions
- first released 2021
- 0 videos
Every release of it belongs to the Special lines line.
Our sources name 2 different paint jobs across them.
Tick two releases to compare them side by side.
| Compare | Model | Series | Series # | Toy # | Color | Year | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Man-at-ArmsGRM23 · Green & Orange | Masters of the Universe Character Cars | 3/5 | GRM23 | Green & Orange | 2021 | |||
| Man-at-ArmsGRM88 · Green & orange | Masters of the Universe 5-Car Collector Set | GRM88 | Green & orange | 2024 |
Frequently asked questions
Who designed the Hot Wheels Man-at-Arms?
Charlie Angulo, according to the model pages of the Hot Wheels Wiki – that is where our designer data comes from. Our database credits Charlie Angulo with 103 castings in total.
When did the Hot Wheels Man-at-Arms come out?
The oldest release in our database is from 2021, the most recent from 2024 – 2 different years in all.
How many versions of the Hot Wheels Man-at-Arms are there?
Our database lists 2 releases across 2 years, in 2 different paint jobs. The table on this page has every one of them with year, series and toy number.
Which wheels does the Hot Wheels Man-at-Arms have?
These wheel codes appear in the release data of the 2 versions: BLOR · Beadlock Off-Road Wheel. The codes are in our release data, the plain names in the wheel directory of the Hot Wheels Wiki; matching code to name is our own reading.
Has Wheel Wonderland unboxed the Man-at-Arms?
Not yet. Every unboxing we have is listed under Unboxings, and on the page of a single release you can request one.
This page last changed: Oct 10, 2026. The Hot Wheels database behind it is our own and is updated daily – releases from 1968 onwards plus our own unboxing videos.