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:''Twin Mill is an [[Autobot]] from [[ | :''Twin Mill is an [[Autobot]] from [[Hot Wheels]] (via [[Transformers Collaborative|Collaborative]]).'' | ||
[[File:CollaborativeTwinMill.jpeg|thumb|upright=2.0|Sadly made without [[Die-cast | die-cast]] or through-axle construction.]] | [[File:CollaborativeTwinMill.jpeg|thumb|upright=2.0|Sadly made without [[Die-cast | die-cast]] or through-axle construction.]] | ||
Revision as of 20:04, 8 November 2025
- Twin Mill is an Autobot from Hot Wheels (via Collaborative).
Twin Mill has double the speed for the same price! Styled to proudly embody a heritage of racing power and precision, Twin Mill's every feature is geared towards the relentless pursuit of victory.
Toys
Collaborative
- Twin Mill (2025)
- Accessories: Engine guns, exhaust fire Blast effects
- Known designers: Brian Parrish (Hasbro), Koki Yamada and Hisashi Yuki (TakaraTomy)[1]
- Collaborative Twin Mill is a Deluxe Class figure that transforms into the 1969 Twin Mill Hot Wheels car. The twin engine blocks of the car form arm-mounted guns for the robot mode, complete with attachable exhaust fire blast effects.
References
- ↑ July 25, 2025's Transformers Brand Panel Recap | SDCC 2025 | Hasbro Pulse on YouTube, with Mark Maher, Evan Brooks and Nate Purswell.
