Hot Wheels Wicket
Miguel López designed the Hot Wheels Wicket. The casting has been around since 2014: 4 releases spread over 4 years, the most recent from 2019.
- 4 versions
- first released 2014
- 0 videos
All of them come from the Special lines line.
Tick two releases to compare them side by side.
| Compare | Model | Series | Series # | Toy # | Color | Year | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WicketCGW49 · Dark Brown | Star Wars Character Cars | 14 | CGW49 | Dark Brown | 2014 | |||
| WicketDTB13 · Dark Brown | - 2016 | 14 | DTB13 | Dark Brown | 2015 | |||
| WicketDark Brown | - 2018 | Dark Brown | 2017 | |||||
| WicketGDK58 · Dark Brown | Star Wars Character Cars | GDK58 | Dark Brown | 2019 |
Frequently asked questions
Who designed the Hot Wheels Wicket?
Miguel López, according to the model pages of the Hot Wheels Wiki – that is where our designer data comes from. Our database credits Miguel López with 14 castings in total.
When did the Hot Wheels Wicket come out?
The oldest release in our database is from 2014, the most recent from 2019 – 4 different years in all.
How many versions of the Hot Wheels Wicket are there?
Our database lists 4 releases across 4 years. The table on this page has every one of them with year, series and toy number.
Which wheels does the Hot Wheels Wicket have?
These wheel codes appear in the release data of the 4 versions: OH5 · Open Hole 5-Spoke. 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 Wicket?
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.