Scale models and automotive enthusiasm have gone hand-in-hand since the earliest Hot Rod days. In modern times, you'll find countless ways to indulge in these tiny replicas that often end up next to ...

Quote from BHPian benbsb29:this Mitsubishi Pajero Evo Ralliart version from Hotwheels in 1/64 scale, bought from Singapore.

People often ask me why I collect Hot Wheels cars. I have several reasons, and I've mentioned some of them before. Two of those reasons have to do with money and space. It's tricky to build a ...

I love tiny, functional versions of already-small things. I have a cat that is roughly half the size of a normal cat, and she's perfect. I own a 2013 Mazda2, which is like the miniature version of a ...

Some iconic movie cars have become so popular that they get replicated a lot. The Mustang Eleanor, the Dukes of Hazard Dodge Charger, and the Bumblebee Camaro come to mind. The Ghostbusters Ecto-1, on ...

Model making is a great hobby, but knowing how and where to start is another story. It can be overwhelming for novices: Injection-molded plastic models have been on the market for close to a century, ...

Collecting Hot-Wheels-sized cars is one of the cheapest and easiest ways to tangibly appreciate automobiles. Like most hobbies, you can go totally nuts with these things, getting creative with their ...

Max Verstappen’s official website has put two scale models of the iconic Ferrari 296 GT3 — the car the Dutch driver often races — up for sale. And the prices aren’t even that steep! If you're planning ...