Bye-A-Nose Casting Reference | Loose Hot Wheels
Bye-A-Nose
Bye-A-Nose is a race car-type Farbs model featuring a figure lying prone with a wing on the rear legs. This casting's name is a play on the term "by a nose". This casting was never released and only exists in prototype resin form, indicating this was likely nearing production. The Bye-A-Nose has come out in the following 1/64 scale versions:
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Bye-A-Nose first appears in Farbs. The current catalog tracks it across 1972 (unreleased). Designer credit is listed as Eddy Goldfarb, Del Everitt, Larry Wood and Bob Rosas. Check Description, Versions, Gallery before trusting a vague seller title.
- 1972 First Released
- Unreleased Hot Wheels
- Larry Wood Designs
- Bob Rosas Designs
- Guest Designs
- Unlicensed Hot Wheels
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- Match the title to Bye-A-Nose before reading price claims.
- Use 1972 (unreleased) as the production-window check.
- Cross-check Description, Versions before calling the variation exact.
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