I don’t know if anyone was aware (I wasn’t, until an article came across my google news feed) that Make: Magazine is holding a custom hot wheels contest, but they are, and you have until November 30th to submit a build.
I got this as a killer RAOK from Plasticprints a while ago but haven’t gotten around to posting it yet. It. Is. Amazing.
Espresso and fried eggs. Hashtag 996, hashtag team 1:18.
It’s Friday during LaLD Rennsport Week. This leaves me no option but to bring out the big boys. On top of that, the new Porsche 935 was just unveiled today. So what better car to show than my own pair of 935s?
I got this Tonka Dakar Porsche from Vdubyajohn a while back, and what better setting to show it in than on a rainy ORAT mission?
Okay guys, I hope you are ready for a long one. I tallied up all the 356 coupes in my collection last night and came to 26. This includes the stock ones, ones I’ve customized myself, and ones others have customized for me. This does not include the 8 or 9 I’ve customized and sent to new and loving homes. But suffice…
Sorry guys, just three photos today for the Tuesday LaLD Rennsport as I didn’t have time yesterday, but see it as a preview to tomorrow’s post. :D
For every theme week I usually recycle models I already have, but I also try to acquire at least one new model to show off that fits the theme. For LaLD Rennsport Reunion that new addition is the car that was my favorite out of all the magic shown off at Luftgekühlt 5: the 1973 Sunoco blue 911 RSR driven at the 1973…
Logically, it’s no surprise that 917 day and 918 day are followed by 919 day. And thanks to the amazing Spark 1/64 models they cutely dubbed “Sparky,” I have something to show!
What a great month this is. Next week Porsche Rennsport week, and this week we have three of the most extreme Porsches as well, the 917, 918, and 919.
It’s 14/9!
Maybe cheating but I’ll just call this a 1969 Porsche 912 with a 911 engine in it for today. Works, right??
You mostly know him as one of the LaLD OGs, co-founder of #Team118, or simply as Sn210. He works almost exclusively in 1:18, but knowing he could use a challenge, we teamed up for a 1:64 photoshoot. And by “teamed up” I mean that I gave him two cars to shoot and he did literally all the work.
Pearl-white 356 + tear drop camper = instand getaway! I mean, what more do you need? The camper even has a stove in the back.
It’s been a while. Or at least, that’s what it feels like. But I think this simple root beer over red example turned out really nice!
Father, is that you?
We came, we represented, we schmoozed with celebs, we conquered. Much Radness was had!
GIF PARTY TIIIIIIME!!
As soon as I saw the April 5th story on Petrolicious about a 1972 Porsche 911T-turned-911ST, I knew I had to build it in 1/64 scale. And I finally finished it!
This is definitely my favorite fantasy casting. It’s fun, with just enough realism, motorsports, and iconic liveries.
