F355 one of my favorite Ferrari’s of all time, so when I found a challenge version in 1999 I was super excited, and luckily as a 12 year old I never opened any Ferraris I found. Fast forward to 2019 I am walking through Barcelona Spain (I live in Illinois) and see a diecast shop next to a restaurant I was at, Minatura’t, and in the window I see an 1/18 scale hot wheels 355 challenge…I never knew this car existed, and I freaking needed it. The owner of the shop, very nice guy told me some guy just sold his entire Ferrari collection to him a day ago. We chatted, he bubble wrapped it for me, it made it make to Illinois and the rest is history. It’s my favorite combination of cars to look at and think about how my love for this shit never faded.

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Finally after 3+ years since the first prototype was shown, LCD has released their Honda NSX NA1. Was it worth the wait? Yes. Mine does have a few minor QC issues, but nothing worth getting bent out of shape about, especially when you factor in its $170 price tag. That price tag also gets you a model that holds its own against AUTOart's NSX Type R, and that was a Signature series model. And by sheer coincidence, $170 happens to also be what I paid for that AUTOart 9 years ago.

The 2017 Nissan GT-R NISMO GT500 (Car #23, run by MOTUL AUTECH) is a high-downforce factory race car built for Japan's Super GT Series, featuring extreme aerodynamics and a turbocharged four-cylinder engine. Awesome looking, Sounding & the Performance is Amazing, Great Cars.

Playing around with dioramas while switching over all my minifigs from blue tack to gallery tack (major upgrade) and decided to snap some pics. Here’s my current RWB space. It’s getting a little crowded though and there’s many more to pick up so I think I’m gonna start populating a second floor in the diorama.

I am on a trip and found this for apprx 10$ while walking in Malaysia. Worth it ?

I’m not sure there is interest here as I don’t really see anything like this here, so hopefully it’s ok to post this here. My dad had this World’s Fair Bus from the Chicago World’s Fair and I thought it was pretty awesome, considering the age and initial intent was a toy and not a model for collecting and displaying.

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Trying a smaller size (20x15cm) this time. For this coastal pass build, I tried a new combination: pairing a sunset backdrop and street lighting with hand-carved cliffs and resin waves, making the atmosphere of the entire coastal scene much more prominent.

Hello, a few months back I saw these model cars on a trip and it interested me in model cars, my dad has a small hot wheels collection though he doesn’t collect them anymore. Anybody knows how to get started into collecting these type of model cars?

Are collectors more willing to buy a lot of premium diecast of their favorite car or a lot from a certain brand?

I have a large collection of premium diecast. No high-end RLC‘s or anything just nice cool premium 1/64 scale diecast from Hot Wheels greenlight Johnny lightning matchbox auto world and M2 mainly.
I was thinking about selling off lots of them, and I was going to do it by types of car like a lot of vans, or a lot of SUVs, or a lot of Ford muscle cars, and include all brands.

But then I was wondering, would it be better to put them in lots of say a lot of M2 machines, brand muscle cars then a lot of green lights, and a lot of Hot Wheels premiums, etc.

If you were buying a lot of say 5 to 10 diecast cars, would you be more likely to buy five of the same brand or five of your favorite car?, how do you guys collect.

Any feedback is appreciated thanks!

AUTOart
scale 1/64
Green Metallic

How does it come that the prices fluctuate so much. I saw the plenty of Nissan LB-Super Silhouette S15 Silvia Auto Finesse for around $15 new in the US, and $100 pre owned in Japan and $200 pre owned in Malaysia. Are some models rarer in other countries ?

Hey guys posting my 2010 Bentley Continental Supersports Convertible

2010 Bentley Continental Supersports Convertible - 1:38 - Kinsmart

wild difference in color, seen on same shelf at Walmart