Ask me about my favourite car and model brand. Answer: Micro Turbo’s S2000s.
Featured are the Spoon Sports (black/white), the Rocket Bunny/Pandem (blue/pink), Voltex (carbon fiber kit), and Keiichi Tsuchiya’s 2.7L J’s Racing Demon King S2000.
New tofu shop diorama from MoreArt 🤩. My Mt. Akina diorama was getting over-crowded😅
Back in 1999, as an 11 year old kid, I remember sitting in the drivers seat of an AP1 S2000 at our local Honda dealership. Since then, I’ve been in love and still in love with the S2000.
Outputting 240HP from a 2.0L engine; it was the most horsepower/litre out of any production car at the time. Still a timeless classic in my eyes.
Picked up Tsuchiya’s white and green 86 today, and thought I’d show off his N2 TRD Levin livery on Jon Sibal’s wide body 86 Corolla.
This 1968 Honda S800 was built and restored by Daniel Wu (actor), with a front diffuser, fender flares and a rear spoiler designed by Rocket Bunny’s Kei Miura. Named “Chinpira”, meaning “low-level gangster”, its name explains its inspiration.
I took these pictures in black and white, inspired by the time frame this car is trying to capture.
Slowly building up my collection. Currently have a mix of Hobby Japan, Time Micro, BMC, and Kyosho models.
For his first time participating in a Chinese modified car exhibition, Sung Kang wanted to create a special car that would leave a mark on the burgeoning local car modding scene. He teamed up with Guangdong-based Simon’s Garage starting with a locally produced, rather mundane, 1996 Yunbao YB6470 (Nissan Cedric Y30 wagon) transforming it into a beastly drift wagon packing 1000hp, wrapped in his signature Sunset Orange.
Sung named her LiShou after the ancient Chinese cat goddess with the number 78 coming from the Japanese idiom “nanokorobiyoki”, which translates to: fall seven times and stand up eight. Reminding us to persevere, work hard, and stand back up no matter how many setbacks and failures one encounters in life. A true restomod, LiShou represents the true embodiment of the Student Driver spirit.
For his first time participating in a Chinese modified car exhibition, Sung Kang wanted to create a special car that would leave a mark on the burgeoning local car modding scene. He teamed up with Guangdong-based Simon’s Garage starting with a locally produced, rather mundane, 1996 Yunbao YB6470 (Nissan Cedric Y30 wagon) transforming it into a beastly drift wagon packing 1000hp, wrapped in his signature Sunset Orange.
Sung named her LiShou after the ancient Chinese cat goddess with the number 78 coming from the Japanese idiom “nanokorobiyoki”, which translates to: fall seven times and stand up eight. Reminding us to persevere, work hard, and stand back up no matter how many setbacks and failures one encounters in life. A true restomod, LiShou represents the true embodiment of the Student Driver spirit.
Downloaded a free stop-motion app on my phone and decided to try my hand at it. It’s much harder than I thought it’d be. I would appreciate feedback from anyone with stop-motion experience.
Featured brands from Tarmac Works, MiniGT, and Micro Turbo
Added this Forester to my collection from Model Model. I couldn’t wait to take pictures outside! 😎
Added this Subaru Forester to my collection from Model Model. Couldn’t even wait to take pictures outside! 😎
The sun was providing some nice lighting for a photoshoot. Thought I’d bring out a few models in the collection and have some fun. Mostly Mini GT models, except for the Tarmac Lancer and Pop Race 400R
Thought about building a frame of chrome cars. Ideally, I’m working towards plain gold and silver chrome. So far, I’ve gathered all of my “metallic” models, and plan on replacing some of the matte gold cars. Any suggestions on other models that are solid chrome?
Another PopRace shelf queen for the displays😍
Had my first experience just losing for no reason. I pulled a die roll terror card and took 5 damage with no reaction cards. Who takes a guard card on turn 1?! New strategy maybe?🤔
Edit: Misplay in my end. I thought the victims had to be in my space, but it could’ve been any on board. Thanks for clarification everyone! For what it’s worth, I still lost the next game.
I’ve been awaiting for this for some time. Finally found one in store! I love the simple decals on this model.
Delivering some BBS rims to a lucky customer
I really enjoyed painting this set, especially the sand worms. I wish I could’ve use real rocks for the basing, though. Either way, they make for really good sinkhole tokens.
The bulldozer was painted by a friend. They wanted to try their hand painting minis
I love how clean these body kits are! Simple and elegant. 😌
Spring is here! I’ve decided to make a camping diorama for these Toyota 4Runners.
It’s my first time working with AK Terrain water foam effect. It was tricky working with it at first, but got a feel for it.