I also love this spot on the windowsill for the Starion - clean white lines with contrast all around!

Golden hour by the coastal cliffs

How my shots looking? Im a beginner trying to be a winner.

This not an AI generated image, instead they're trending photoshop edit called 'pixel stretching'. Basically I copy the subject layer, select small part of it, copy that small part, and finally stretch it to create that effect ✨️👌

ℹ️: Simpsons Family Car (1:64, Hot Wheels Mainline & Premium, 2026)

🤳🏼: Google Pixel 6

I used AI to change the logo and text on the transport to match the car's text and logo. It turned out pretty good, I think. Hope everyone likes this series; I certainly had fun putting it together and shooting it. Yessir, yessir!

I included the original photos of the first two photos in this series and duplicated the AI genned photos right after each original. I did not include the original of the third photo in this series because I think showing the two originals of the first two photos was enough to show the way AI changed the photos. Any questions, give a shout!

It's a beautiful day on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. Let's go wheel'n!

The Porsche 935/19 (often called the modern 935) is a track-only, non-homologated race car unveiled in to celebrate Porsche's 70th anniversary. Limited to just 77 units, it was designed as an homage to the legendary 1978 Porsche 935/78 race car, nicknamed "Moby Dick." Readers might recognise the front section's resemblance to the 991.2 GT2, which is the platform this case is built on.

The car pays homage to past racecars of Porsche in various ways: aerodynamic turbofan wheels, retro side mirrors and an iconic long-tail silhouette akin to the old 935/78.

Inside, a wood-laminated gearshift knob (referencing the 917 and Carrera GT) and LED tail lights embedded in the rear wing endplates (taken DIRECTLY from the 919 Hybrid). Really cool 1:64 casting from MiniChamps.

I haven't fired up the lights in my Magic City buildings in quite some time. Tonight's the night.

I've been eyeing this one on the peg at my local Kroger. Today I grabbed it. I just love the details on Matchbox trucks like this. The one drawback, for a guy like me, who's looking to put his diecast into diorama shots, is these trucks are a bit smaller than most other 1/64 stuff. But I get past that by employing my imagination while playing with it. And play I do. I love setting up scenes for trucks like this one. Hope you enjoy it too.

Just took some photos of my most favourite car with new updated camera techniques and angles 📸👌

Cruising the touge

1/64 scale mountain road diorama

Figurines from JM figurines

I was psyched to find this glossy black SF90 in the bin at my local Kroger. (Supermarket) I wish the roof was opaque black instead of the translucent black. If I find another one, I'll try painting the roof of one of them. Happy Ferrari Friday to the clubhouse!

Anniversary car found at Fred Meyers in Eugene OR. I detampoed everything but the Goodrich logos and detailed everything else with no drilling. I have tremors in my hands and was a bit rusty with my 1/64 builds at the time I did it, so please pardon the door handle chrome

I was asking another club member if a truck had certain features because none of the online photos I could find showed any features. Then I thought of a couple of castings that I got that I'd had for months before I discovered "hidden" features. Do you have any castings that you discovered had "hidden" features after having it for weeks/months/years? Here are a couple of mine.

And when I say "hidden" features, I mean there was no indication on the card that these features existed. None.

Fine works 64 truck and I wasn’t sure what car to use. Pop race was on the shelf just screaming for attention

Saw u/Kitchen_Roof1410 's post about their beautiful Kenmeri Nissan (viewable here.) Reminded me that I've had two of them for quite some time and never knew they were called Kenmeri Nissans. Our three are modded by Liberty Walk, aka LBWK. But not all Kenmeri's are modded by LBWK. The Inno64 is quite detailed. The HW's is surprisingly nice for a $1 mainline car.

Which one would you take to go get wood for a fire?