Friday's Hunt

some cool stuffs I found running around with a friend last Friday (you know who you are!)

off you go with the rest!

Weekends' Picks

Saturday's
Sunday's (a display rack for my VW)
late Sunday's

xB

Presenting: Maisto's custom shop Scion xB

Import Racer!

The Scion xB from Jada Toys.

a very popular k-car for the youngsters in Japan, it has never made into Malaysian shores officially

I have been in love with this car since my first encounter with it

a very simple but beautiful design

very easy on the eyes of anybody

hence, every time I meet this car's model, I'll buy it for sure.

This heavily modified scion adds another variation to my scion collection.

The only downside for Jada Toys at this scale is the front lights and the back lights.

Coz they are painted rather than using a clear plastic materials.

But for MYR 10.00 I think I shouldn't complaint much.

but Jada Toys if u r listening to me, please use clear plastics for the lights... TQ.

Enjoy the pics!

T399/2010

T91-92/2010: The Fiftyniners (HW:67)

'59 VW Beetle and the.....

'59 Cadillac a.k.a Ecto-1! The most anticipated HW release of this year! Very hard to get now and people have started re-selling it at ridiculous price! (thanks a zillion to a very good friend of mine, Mr. Rafys for buying it and to Mr. Cowboy for getting it safe to my hands.. thanks guys!)

Display Updated!

Brought home my Hotworks' Nissan Sylvia and some HWs to fill in the empty space in the display cabinet... :)

My Die Cast Display

I wanted to display my Jada and Hotworks at home.. so I change the arrangement of my display cabinet.. I took out my SW and put it on top of the cabinet and put my die cast in... but i have a problem with space....
Initially I wanted to buy an aquarium costing RM 15, cover the GT-R with the aquarium and put my hotworks on top of the aquarium... but that will take a lot of useful space...

So I try to think of other alternatinative solutions and had a brilliant idea! I went to a glass shop and ask the person there to cut up 2 pieces of glasses (which had measured earlier to fit my glass cabinet).

Luckily the Jada Die-Cast already has a sort of structure when u open the box, therefore I just put the glass piece on top of that structure. And voila! I can put another 3 hotworks on top of that, solve the space problem and get a cheaper solution and a beautiful result!! (u can even see the exhaust pipe of my hotworks' skyline from beneath the glass! what a beauty!- top picture)

and my Jada '09 Nissan GT-R finally has a very nice and proper space to be displayed! (and I have 1 extra piece of glass for future use - cost of the 2 cut-up glasses, guess how much? RM 15! so for the same amount of money I can create more space to display my die-cast!)