Wow. Actually, do the implements on the Tooligan work? Or is it more like ornate?
Quote from: andre0407 on February 20, 2010, 05:47:20 AMWow. Actually, do the implements on the Tooligan work? Or is it more like ornate?They claim they are functional. I just ordered a gold one and a silver one for proper review! Def
Shut up you poopy face!Def
I'm tellin'Def
Diesel mechanic vs Combat engineer.... I think I'd pay good money to see that!Def
Well your father is a bit younger, but mine's in the harsh climate of the north woods of Canada so you know he's got that extra toughness....So much for this thread huh? Def
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The Tooligan was designed by Wayne Scott. It was his first vehicle design, as Wayne is mostly known as a Hot Wheels Graphics Designer. The Tooligan serves multiple purposes. First, it is, of course, a Hot Wheels car and it flies down the track, but it also is a multi-purpose tool. The spoiler is a 3/8 wrench and the chassis has a hole to fit a 1/4" hex, so you can put a flathead, phillips, or a bore bit right in!
I may have to get one or two.Purely for my son you understand