Star Wars Hot Wheels scale list
Hot Wheels began their Star Wars line in 2016, on the heels of Hasbro's re-re-release of the Titanium line. Initially, Hot Wheels only released Star Wars-themed cars. Later, they expanded to die-cast vehicles with rubbery-plastic detail parts. Most of these come with some type of stand. While there have been several unique vehicles, Hot Wheels details are not as good as Titanium offerings. Hot Wheels models typically have thicker parts with limited details, as well as very little poseability. Still, it's nice to have a die-cast version of Yoda's Jedi Starfighter.
A [ * ] indicates these measurements were taken by others
| Vessel | Scale | Measured Size | Reference | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Grievous' Wheel Bike | 46 | 5.41 cm (height) | 2.5 m | |
| Mando's Speederbike | 48 | 7.63 cm | 3.7 m (est.) | |
| Yoda's Jedi Starfighter | 49 | 5.96 cm | 2.9 m (est.) | |
| Treadspeeder | 51 | 8.17 cm | 4.17 m | |
| Imperial Patrol Speeder | 52 | 7.9 cm | 4.12 m | |
| Han's Landspeeder | 55 | 6.98 cm | 3.85 m | |
| Rey's Speeder | 60 | 7.04 cm | 3.73 m | |
| TIE Advanced v1 | 87 | 3.66 cm * | 3.2 m | 1.27 cm (viewport) * |
| TIE Advanced x1 | 101 | 5.74 cm * | 5.8 m | 1.13 cm (viewport) * |
| Resistance A-wing | 102 | 7.54 cm | 7.68 m | |
| TX-225 Occupier Tank | 107 | 6.84 cm | 7.3 m | |
| A-wing | 109 | 6.35 cm | 6.9 m | Rebels variant |
| TIE Interceptor | 114 | 6.75 cm * | 7.7 m | 1.28 cm (viewport) * |
| Ski Speeder | 124 | 9.29 cm (width) | 11.5 m | |
| TIE/fo Fighter | 127 | 5.25 cm | 6.69 m | 1.21 cm (viewport) * |
| AT-ST | 129 | 7 cm (height) | 9.04 m | |
| TIE Fighter | 138 | 5.23 cm * | 7.24 m | 1.15 cm (viewport) * |
| TIE Dagger | 150 | 6.34 cm | 9.51 m | |
| Fireball | 164 | 7.62 cm | 12.5 m (est.) | |
| T-70 X-wing | 165 | 7.58 cm | 12.49 m | |
| Fang Fighter | 173 | 6.69 cm | 11.56 m (est.) | |
| X-wing | 174 | 7.7 cm | 13.4 m | |
| Y-wing | 176 | 9.25 cm * | 16.24 m | |
| Resistance Transport | 183 | 8.855 cm (width) | 16.18 m | |
| TIE Silencer | 184 | 9.46 cm | 17.43 m | |
| Resistance Y-wing | 197 | 9.22 cm | 18.17 m | |
| First Order Transporter | 211 | 8.46 cm | 17.83 m | |
| AT-Hauler | 243 | 7.78 cm (landed height) | 18.9 m | |
| U-wing | 259 | 9.28 cm * | 23.99 m | |
| Republic Gunship | 261 | 7.42 cm (wingspan) | 19.34 m | |
| Razor Crest | 336 | 7.43 cm (sans guns) | 25 m (est.) | |
| Slave I | 312 | 6.9 cm (height) * | 21.5 m | |
| Havoc Marauder | 350 | 7.43 cm | 26 m (est.) | |
| Starfortress Bomber | 364 | 8.15 cm | 29.67 m | |
| Lambda-class Shuttle | 384 | 5.203 cm * | 20 m | |
| Millennium Falcon | 404 | 8.6 cm | 34.75m | |
| Millennium Falcon (Lando's) | 434 | 9.411 cm | 40.8 m | |
| AT-ACT | 480 | 6.63 cm (height) | 31.85 m | |
| AT-M6 | 516 | 7.01 cm (height) | 36.18 m | |
| Upsilon-class Shuttle | 532 | 6.997 cm (wing height) | 37.2 m | |
| Ghost | 578 | 7.6 cm * | 43.9 m | |
| Imperial Arrestor Cruiser | 3582 | 10.05 cm | 360 m (est.) | |
| Resurgent Star Destroyer | 28586 | 10.2 cm | 2915.81 m |
Notes on Estimated Sizes
Fireball - based on assuming FFG version is 1/270 and that it's based on an X-wing chassis
Havoc Marauder - based on assuming same chassis as Nu-class Attack Shuttle making it exact same scale as Titanium version
Imperial Arrestor Cruiser - estimated from Vincent Johnson concept art showing scale to ISD
Mandalorian Fang Fighter - based on stills from Rebels & assuming FFG version is 1/270
Mando's Speederbike - based on the figure being about 1/48 scale
Razor Crest - based on stills comparing length to Sandcrawler
Yoda's Jedi Starfighter - based on stills & concept art
I have a question about scale…is the number you are using the ratio typically used for scale I.e. 1:578 or 1:60? Or is this referring to something else? Thanks!
Correct. Something with a scale of 578 is the same as 1/578. Leaving off the 1/ makes it easier to sort. I also have a little image on reading these lists at the bottom of the Scale Lists page. Best!
Where would the Episode I die-cast micromachines vulture droid fit? Did the Episode III versions use the same molds?
These are in the Titanium page. Yes, they used the same molds, just different paint jobs.