Custom Hot Wheels Hardnoze Twin Mill Redline Conversion

Hot Wheels Hardnoze Twin Mill – According to the Hot Wheels Wiki, the Hardnoze Twin Mill was produced from 2004 to 2006. The Hardnoze series of Hot Wheels feature exaggerated fronts and the front is much larger than the rear. Personally, I think it’s the ugliest Twin Mill I’ve ever seen. This build completes, at least for the moment, my series of Twin Mill Redline conversions.

The metal body has been painted with rattle can red Metalcast paint, then gloss clear coated with Minwax polyurethane. The plastic base has been painted with Model Master aluminum plate metalizer lacquer and a lacquer gloss clear. The wheels have been replaced with Redline wheels from Brightvision.

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[Rollormotor]

I am a twinmill collector, you made this casting look the best it will ever get. I like that all the twinmills match in color. Great to see all the sisters together. thanks for sharing

[Matt-mdyt]

man I remember this model as a kid, glad you did it. bet you will get the Monster Truck Twin Mill sometime lol

[diecast_MikeEspo]

Very nice, big improvement.
Great work as always.
👍👍👍👍

[geauxbearsdiecastworkshop]

Very cool, love that festive red color

[rudygarcia]

Master of metalcast paint! I'm always impressed by how nice your paint jobs look. Awesome 👍🏼 work sir.

[yayasgaragecustomdiecast]

Great job on the back wheels! Cool to see them all together. Cheers!

[askoseppanen]

That is starting to be quite a collection there😄👍, good job Jim you made it a good notch better looking than it ever was before💯💥

[MapleLeafCustoms]

HI, Jim! I don't like to use the word ugly, so let's just say this one wasn't in any way beautiful! 😀 However, after your custom touches, it fits in the family picture and completes the set. Especially good work on those oversized wheels. I enjoyed watching, as always. Greetings from Switzerland - Andrew 🍁☕️

[larrybailey]

This was a fun ( for us😁) series of redline conversions Jim! I enjoyed these very much! 👍😎

[ImAlivas]

Will there be a bone shaker series
The first design of bone shaker just has a skull on the sides, so its pretty simple

[DTrace]

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder Jim, you are a master at rattle can paint, that looks awesome! ♥️🔥😁

[garyrouleau]

Jim do you sell your 3d printed bearings? And as always great job!

[cube-ghost]

Are you customized the Twin Mill I but now with the true size of the engines that are show in the box?

[SummerRoseRacing]

Another nice addition to the family Jim! :) Is there a Twin Mill Sisters Garage display in the works for the future? :)

[JaysDiecastCreations]

yes the redheaded stepchild 😂 great work Jim. I'm sorry not sorry 😂

[neilcummings]

the hard-nosed and toned castings are brutal. only good for parts. I agree always impressed with your paint jobs. many of my cans are metal cast and work very well. as ugly as it is you made it look cool.

[mikehawkins]

Now this is how you turn a turd into treasure, great work Dad!!!

[MidIslandCustomDiecast]

A new Jim Silva video always makes my morning. This really is an ugly little casting, but a nice conversion to add to the sisters.

[davidneilson]

Definitely a weird casting, but you made it look good and I’m guessing it completes a set 👍👍😊

[Woulda-Shoulda-Coulda-Was-HWRL]

It does look “backwards” but I kind of like it. It was well done regardless of what anyone feels about the original casting. Thank You