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Added the Land Rover Defender to my collection.














Dont miss the accessories box with a shovel.

Joins the Range Rover Sport at home.

Just got this beauty as a birthday gift, my first ever 1:18 scale model.
Will upload some good pictures later.

Got this 1:36 scale model of Mercedes AMG GT today. I really like the color of this one :-)

Some displays I created this afternoon:

Added

1:43 1958 Porsche 356 Speedstar super #71



1:18 Yamaha YZF R1

Scalearts is taking orders for models of Premier Padmini cars in 1:43 scale. Pictures are enclosed in the IG post by Adil Jal Darukhanawala.

https://www.instagram.com/p/Cc5VosrN...d=MDJmNzVkMjY=

Added a 1:64 scale 1998 Rolls-Royce Silver Seraph with openable bonnet and boot lid from GFCC.

Picked a few Hotwheels yesterday. Unimog was on my Wishlist for the longest time!









Yeah, electrics are now infiltrating scale model collections as well! lol:


All together. D90 is from Matchbox, and the scale is bit smaller than HW. It would look like an 800 in this group, so left it out. :D

Aston Martin Vulcan in 1:18 scale by Avan Style (Frontiart). This model is 102 of a total of 600 manufactured.

1963 Ferrari 250 GT Drogo in 1:18 scale from CMR

Wow! What a gorgeous looking Model. I liked the pictures with Steering Wheel close up and the one from rear angle most.

Looks like you have setup light box as well. I have always wanted to have similar setup and start a collection. This thread gives more motivation to get started.

Thank you :)

I would like to have a light box setup but for the 1:18 scale the size will have to be really big to get those desired angles. Right now I just place regular white chart paper on my bed and place the models on it. Lighting is the room celling LED lights, which is the reason why for the shadows. Have experimented taking pictures in the day and also on black chart paper, but was not happy with the results.

What would be a nice way to display the 1:64 HW cars without removing them from the original packaging?

I have about 280 cars unopened and around 30 open. Looking forward to your suggestions.

McLaren F1 in 1:43 scale from AUTOart Signature edition. This is the road going version with the luggage set and minus the tool kit which came along with every F1.

Bought this two years ago.
1969 Chevy Camaro SS, not the best in the market but hey, a model's a model.
Did an amateur makeshift shoot with it in a shoe box:coldsweat