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2005 Hot Wheels Dodge Tomahawk H9084 — Chrome — Casting Info & Complete Collector’s Guide
2005 · Hot Wheels · #176 · Kmart exclusive · H9084
Chrome finish with chrome-finish special wheels; the catalog lists this as the Kmart-exclusive version.
Quick Facts
| Casting | Dodge Tomahawk |
|---|---|
| Toy number | H9084 |
| Year / series | 2005 · Hot Wheels · #176 · Kmart exclusive |
| Finish | Chrome |
| Collector number | 176 |
| Record status | Cataloged release profile |
Identifying this Dodge Tomahawk
Chrome finish with chrome-finish special wheels; the catalog lists this as the Kmart-exclusive version. Compare those visual details with the toy number and series listed on its original package. The family repeats some toy numbers across different finishes, so color and decoration are part of the identification.
The 2005 chrome release shares H9084 and collector number 176 with the gold-chrome edition. South Texas Diecast identifies this chrome example as the Kmart exclusive. Compare body plating and wheel finish rather than relying on the code alone.
Physical Details
The 2005 chrome release shares H9084 and collector number 176 with the gold-chrome edition. South Texas Diecast identifies this chrome example as the Kmart exclusive. Compare body plating and wheel finish rather than relying on the code alone.
The 64 mm measurement in the casting reference describes toy length, not a scale ratio. The Tomahawk’s engine, handlebars and four-wheel arrangement distinguish its unusual motorcycle-style profile.
Wheel designations vary among collector catalogs; note the wheel pattern visible on the specimen rather than treating different abbreviations as an established tooling change.
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Collector Questions
Can I identify this version by toy number alone?
No. Some toy numbers are shared by more than one color, so compare the finish and decoration too.
What does the cataloged year mean?
It identifies the release year in the reference record. A molded copyright date on a base may reflect tooling or copyright and does not by itself establish the issue year.
What should I record on a loose example?
Record the paint or plating, side graphics, wheel finish, base country, rider (when applicable) and any matching package details.
Catalog Notes
This finish and release context are listed in the Hot Wheels Newsletter and South Texas Diecast catalog records.