The Gotta Go is a Hot Wheels original model designed by Brendon Vetuskey. It is designed to look like a 1920s dump truck (no pun intended). The Gotta Go is obviously designed with toilets in mind. The first things that strikes you when you open this Hot Wheels is the moving toilet seat. The seat moves up and down when the model is rolled around. The grille is shaped like an urinal and the cab appears to be designed to represent the water reservoir of a toilet. The cab doors are designed to look like toilet cabinets. The handle of the doors a flushing tank levers. The rear license plate holder is a roll of toilet paper. The taillight could be faucet handles or toilet brushes. And the front fenders appear to be strings of toilet paper. The exhausts could of course be plumbing.
Subject ID: 80707
MoreThe Gotta Go is a Hot Wheels original model designed by Brendon Vetuskey. It is designed to look like a 1920s dump truck (no pun intended). The Gotta Go is obviously designed with toilets in mind. The first things that strikes you when you open this Hot Wheels is the moving toilet seat. The seat moves up and down when the model is rolled around. The grille is shaped like an urinal and the cab appears to be designed to represent the water reservoir of a toilet. The cab doors are designed to look like toilet cabinets. The handle of the doors a flushing tank levers. The rear license plate holder is a roll of toilet paper. The taillight could be faucet handles or toilet brushes. And the front fenders appear to be strings of toilet paper. The exhausts could of course be plumbing.
Subject ID: 80707
Subject ID: 80707
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18th Annual Collectors Nationals Designer Autograph Sheet of the Gotta Go by Brendon Vetuskey. The collectors event holds numerous autograph sessions throughout the annual Nationals Convention. Hot Wheel and Mattel designers and guests are invited to spend time with the collectors and provide signed prints of their individual vehicle designs or graphics designs. These autograph sessions are a big hit amongst collectors with many standing in line for up to two hours at a time to have the opportunity to talk to the designers and have them sign various different items.
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