Hot Line

Hot Line was a very short-lived series of motorized model trains using Sizzlers technology. These were produced in 1971 and were approximately 1/64 scale. The trains were able to run on Sizzlers-style track known as Railtrack and consisted of a futuristic high-speed train with some outlandish elements and a number of other cars to go alongside it. The trains were able to stop and go using buttons and were recharged using the Sizzlers Juice Machine or Power Pit with a special adapter. Despite sharing a similar name and using Hot Wheels-style technology this series was not officially branded as a Hot Wheels product although they were considered a Hot Wheels product in some material. Hot Wheels Railroad can be seen as sort of a spiritual successor to this series.
==Products==
===Rolling stock===
Year	Model Name 	Color 	Number	Photo
1971	Speed Chief 	Yellow 	6564 	
1971	Tail Waggin' 	Yellow 	6565 	
1971	Freight Crate 	Various	6566 	
1971	Rockin' Roller	Various	6567 	
1971	Mad Flatter 	Various	6568 	
1971	Folks Wagon 	Yellow 	6569 	
===Accessories===
Year	Name 	Number	Photo
1971	Train Case 	5845 	
1971	Railtrack Pak 	6571 	
1971	Curve Pak 	6576 	
1971	Rail-Router 	6577 	
1971	Signal Tower 	6578 	
1971	Big Tipper 	6579 	
1971	Bridge 2-Pak 	6580 	
1971	Quick-Switch Pak	6581 	
===Playsets and other bundles===
Year	Name 	Cars included 	Number	Photo
1971	Thunder Run 	Speed Chief, Folks Wagon, Tail Waggin' 	6570 	
1971	Mighty Mover 	Speed Chief, Rockin' Roller, Freight Crate, Mad Flatter, Tail Waggin'	6572 	
1971	Great Freight 	Speed Chief, Rockin' Roller, Freight Crate, Tail Waggin' 	6582 	
1971	High-Tail Hauler or Hurricane Hauler	Speed Chief, Rockin' Roller, Tail Waggin' 	6584 	
===Other===
Year	Name 	Number	Photo
1971	Rolling Stock Assortment Pak	6586 	
1971	Train Car Pak 	6595 	
==Gallery==
Wheels Wings 71 catalog (11) - Copy.jpg|From Wheels & Wings '71 catalog
Wheels Wings 71 catalog (12).jpg
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