Demolition Man

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In 1993 Hot Wheels came out with a series of cars for the movie Demolition Man. The cars in the series came packaged with a "Cryo Cube". The plastic interlocking cubes are the same as the Park 'n Plates boxes but have flat plastic covers with a paper picture of the real car from the movie instead of the license plate like covers. There were nine cars in the series, but only seven were actually new; some of the castings in this series did not actually appear in the movie or acted as stand-ins for ones that did.
A notable quirk about the new castings in this series is that all feature "'93 Warner" on their bases; this is copyright info related to Warner Bros., the distributors of the film. In later releases of the castings, this copyright is scrubbed off and replaced with generic "'93 Mattel" copyright information, along with the names of the cars ("Aurora" for the Oldsmobile Aurora, 442 for the Olds 442 etc.). Another notable quirk is that some of the cars in this series do not feature any interiors, with painted pieces of the body masquerading as windows or windshields; it is not clear why this was done, although one theory was that the designers were not confident with making a profit off this series and kept production costs to a minimum.
===Vehicles===
Toy #	Series Name 	Casting 	Photo
10566	Demolition Man	Oldsmobile Aurora 	center
11082	Demolition Man	Olds 442 W-30 	center
11083	Demolition Man	GM Ultralite 	center
11084	Demolition Man	GM Lean Machine 	center
11085	Demolition Man	Corvette Sting Ray III	
11087	Demolition Man	Pontiac Salsa 	
11088	Demolition Man	Pontiac Banshee 	
11089	Demolition Man	Buick Wildcat 	center
11090	Demolition Man	Chevrolet ACC Camaro 	
==Gallery==
Demo Man Pontiac packaging.JPG|Sealed Pontiac Banshee on Pontiac Banshee blister
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Demolition Man Back.JPG|Back
==Demolition Man Prototypes==
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On the rear packaging photos show various existing castings mocked up to appear like the cars in the set (i.e. XT-3 as the GM Lean Machine, Jaguar XJ220 for the Buick Wildcat etc.) as presumably these photos were prepared well in advance of the castings themselves being created.
Below will showcase these unique prototypes and lists only the cars that feature differences from what was actually released. The Chevrolet ACC Camaro & Pontiac Banshee are the only two cars in the image that don't appear different from the final results. For more Prototypes click HERE
Vehicles 	Prototype	Difference 	Production
Pontiac Banshee Convertible? 	100px 	Became the Corvette Stingray III? Red instead of Black 	
Sheriff Patrol 	100px 	Became Olds 442 W-30, lightbar and door pillar removed. 	100px
Gulch Stepper 	100px 	Became the Pontiac Salsa?? Went from a Red Big Wheel truck to an Orange Baja car (idea came from process of elimination)	100px
Grey Resin Sedan (1990 Cadillac Aurora?)	100px 	Became the Oldsmobile Aurora sedan. 
Within the Demolition Man movie, there never is an appearance of the Oldsmobile Aurora. But with the movie showcasing Prototype Vehicles at the time, the 1990 Cadillac Aurora Prototype did make brief appearances in the background shot. The Prototype in shape looks similar to the Grey Resin sedan model that is featured on the back of the blister.	100px
XT-3 	100px 	Became GM Lean Machine as a 3 wheeled vehicle like the XT-3. Went from Black to Grey 	100px
Jaguar XJ220 	100px 	Became the Buick Wildcat?? Went from Black to Red car (idea came from process of elimination) 	100px
Porsche 959 	100px 	Became the GM Ultralite as noted with its White & Black decals 	100px
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