1993 Hot Wheels King Hiss 11316 — Casting Info & Complete Collector’s Guide

Release identity

This is a single named entry in the current Attack Pack checklist. The year and catalog number help distinguish it from the other creature-themed models in the same series.

Attack Pack is a series of character-themed Hot Wheels releases. This page stays focused on this specific catalog entry; it does not treat every Attack Pack model as one casting.

What to compare on a collector example

Use the model name, release year, catalog number, and package together. A card or package can help confirm how an example was sold; a clear view of the car and its base is needed to compare decoration and physical details.

• Check that the model name and catalog number agree with this record.
• Compare the car itself with a reference showing the same release; the series name alone is not enough to establish its color, graphics, wheels, or base.
• For a carded example, inspect the card and blister for condition, repairs, or signs the car has been replaced.
• Keep a second-color entry separate from the original when the family checklist assigns it a different catalog number.

This guide records the release identity and known series relationship. It does not assign a value or rarity grade.

Value Research

Compare the 1993 King Hiss entry by its catalog number, 11316, and the name shown on this guide. The Attack Pack series label alone does not establish a match. Check the package or checklist evidence alongside the loose toy, especially when comparing a separately listed second-color entry.

For market research, compare completed sales for the same named issue, catalog number, and package state. Record completeness and condition separately; this guide does not assign an unsupported price range.

Collector FAQs

How do I identify this Attack Pack entry?

Match the model name King Hiss, the 1993 release year, and catalog number 11316. Use package or checklist evidence to confirm the record when available.

Does the Attack Pack name identify the exact toy?

No. Attack Pack is the series name. The model name and catalog number on this page identify this specific series entry.

What should I compare before recording an example?

Compare the toy with the named entry, then record package condition, completeness, and the toy’s present condition separately. Do not infer unlisted colors or features from a series label alone.

How should I compare value?

Use completed sales for the same named entry and catalog number, with comparable package and condition. No fixed price range is assigned here.