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Hot Wheels Releases 50th Anniversary Jaws Set

July 2, 2025

Hot Wheels is celebrating Jaws’s 50th anniversary in style, this time without wheels. Instead of muscle cars, this release features a die‑cast Orca boat, a miniature deckhand figurine, and an ambushing great white shark, all frozen in a sea of sculpted plastic waves.

Packaged in retro window-box art and including a pull-out poster of Quint’s doomed chase, this set brings the original film’s iconic tension to collector-ready form.

Dropping July 24 via Mattel Creations for $32 with a two-per-customer limit, this diorama-style set proves that nostalgia doesn’t need wheels to make a wave.

If your shelf’s ready for a shark attack, this one’s for you. 🦈

A model of a shark next to a miniature fishing boat, with a person on the boat.

A vintage Hot Wheels toy box featuring a boat called 'The Orca,' showcasing artwork of the boat at sea, with a tagline stating 'Includes die-cast shark!' and 'Est. 1975'.

Hot Wheels Jaws toy set commemorating the 50th anniversary of the movie, featuring a model boat and shark, with a colorful box design.

A toy shark approaching a small boat on a blue surface, set inside a decorative box.

A small model fishing boat named 'ORCA' floating on water, with a figure of a person standing on the deck.

A miniature toy tugboat named ORCA navigating through waves.

A close-up of a toy model showing an orca's head near a small boat with the name 'ORCA' on it. A miniature figure is sitting on the boat, holding an item.

A toy shark emerges from water near a small rowboat with a person fishing.

A toy boat with a red and yellow design is shown in the water with a shark emerging from the surface, splashing water around it.

Box for Hot Wheels Jaws themed model featuring the Orca boat and a die-cast shark, celebrating 50 years since the movie's release.

A toy tugboat navigating through a textured blue water background.

Also, who else feels old with Jaws being released 50 years ago?

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Ben VanderVeen is the founder and editor of Moss & Fog, one of the web’s longest-running visual culture destinations. Since 2009, he’s been finding and framing the most beautiful, surprising, and thought-provoking work in art, architecture, design, and nature — reaching over 325,000 readers each month. He lives in Portland, Oregon.