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How do I draw a Hot Wheels car step by step?
We accidentally threw out our four-year-old’s Hot Wheels cars with the garbage. Now, they’re demanding I draw an accurate representation (their words) of their favorite car. How do I draw a Hot Wheels car step by step?
Jason Tushinski · Updated on
Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
Considering your cardinal sin of giving the heave-ho to your child’s Hot Wheels, I feel compelled to help however I can!
Here’s how to draw a Hot Wheels car step by step to recreate your child’s favorite toy while salvaging your reputation as a cool parent. First, grab a pencil and some paper—or did you throw that out, too? (Kidding!)
- To start, draw two circles near the bottom of the page for the inner wheels, either free-hand or with a compass.
- Draw two larger circles around the smaller circles—you’ve got wheels!
- Sketch out a long rectangle, connecting both wheels to form your car’s foundation—the bumper.
- Form the car’s body with downward, curved lines from one end of your bumper to the other. Start with a smaller curved line to outline the engine bay and then a bigger curved line to form the cabin.
- Inside the cabin, draw a curved line that follows the roof’s outline, then connect both points of the curved line at a 90-degree angle, facing left—this is your front window.
- Do the reverse to draw the rear window—your 90-degree angle will be right-facing, connecting the ends of the curved line and forming the rest of your car’s back window.
- Draw a square—your front door—below the front window. Make sure it is aligned evenly (your kid wants an accurate representation, remember?).
- Add details like the door handle, lights, and the word Destroyer in cursive on the door (your kid wants accurate, we’re sure you haven’t forgotten).
- Draw diagonal lines across the windows to give them a realistic look.
Now, if you’re child isn’t bowled over by your jaw-droppingly accurate representation of their favorite Hot Wheels, then I just can’t help you… at least when it comes to drawing! But we at Jerry can help you by making sure you have a robust
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