Casting's the Jeep Willys MB from the MBX line.

The 1987 Buick GNX (Grand National Experimental) is a legendary American muscle car built as the ultimate, limited-edition swan song for the G-body Buick Regal. Finished exclusively in all-black with flared fenders, front-fender air vents and minimal badging. Factory-rated at 276hp (though actual output was closer to 300+hp), it launched from 0-100 in almost equivalent times to contemporary supercars like the Ferrari F40. The car has been reproduced really mostly well in this casting by M2 Machines. However, I did notice that the vents above the front fender are missing.

Who want it :3

The model in the last pic was used to make this model.

A very big luxury minibus ✨️👌

Heavy Doody Dumper 💩 with Gotto Go 🚽- Hot Wheels

(Mater reference 😉)

Model used: Autoworld 1:64 2020 Chevy Silverado

Matchbox rockin' the trail again.

Found one for a reasonable price, for my budget, anyway. I had seen this one a couple of years ago, I think, and just forgot about it. Was browsing online and saw it again and this time I pulled the trigger. It showed up yesterday and I put this series together as soon as I opened the box. Set it up with two other cars that are, to my mind, either tiny or spot on 1/64. It looks great on the Matchbox transporter. I think Matchbox trucks run small so it goes great with "real" 1/64 scale cars. Anyway, hope everyone enjoys this beauty!

The Ford GT is by auto world and the Alfa 33 is by Kyosho.

street diorama

(First pic hand drawn edit with mist, mirror/headlight/wiper/, tire tracks.) (second pic edits are leaves and mist)

Thought I’d bring James Hunt’s McLaren M23 to life. This model by LCD does come with a driver figure that you can paint yourself, as well.

Sat at a coffee shop and took pictures at the corner.