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Soo the original papercraft design was created by "Papel Mikael", but I made a few modifications to the model — mainly changing the stance and adding the claws — to make it resemble Deadpool’s pose from the Deadpool & Wolverine title sequence.

Huge credit to Papel Mikael for the original design — I just had some fun modifying it and giving it my own little Deadpool twist.

Maximum effort 🫣

I recently built these three Batmobiles as samples for a print shop I work for, and I thought I’d share them here because they turned out way cooler than I expected.

The templates are freely available from Dave’s Designs (KoolWheelz), so if you’re a Batman/Batmobile fan, you can download them and build your own.

They’re surprisingly easy to put together. The only thing you really need is a bit of patience, especially when working on some of the smaller pieces. 😅

I made these mainly to show customers that papercraft can be a fun alternative to spending a lot of money on expensive die-cast models. You obviously don’t get the weight and feel of a die-cast, but there’s something really satisfying about taking a few printed sheets of paper and turning them into a Batmobile yourself.

So if you’ve ever wanted a Batmobile for your shelf but didn’t want to spend a fortune, give papercraft a try. 🦇

And the best part? You can download the templates for free and build one yourself.

It's been almost three years since I started seriously collecting variants of Indian coins that I come across through my everyday transactions.

I thought I'd take a quick picture and share it with this wonderful community, which has helped me so much during the early days of this hobby—especially with identifying coins and clearing up all my doubts along the way.

One of my favourite things about collecting this way is the excitement of getting change somewhere and suddenly spotting a design or variant you've never seen before. It's such a small thing, but it genuinely makes my day! 😄

As of now, I've managed to collect 48 different variants of the ₹5 coin. I'm sure there are still plenty more out there, and hopefully, I'll be able to find them all someday! 🪙

Thanks to everyone in this community who has helped me along the way. ❤️

To keep a control on the number of my diecasts (and to not go bankrupt) I have this rule, I only buy vehicles I like that has appeared in movies, like from the screentime series or some Batman or F&F silverlines.

But sometimes Hot Wheels release such bangers like this 1972 Datsun Sunny Coupé that I just couldn't help myself 😬

Idk why, but I loved this release the moment I saw it online. The casting, the colours, the wheels, the translucent windows, everything just looks amazing!

What do you think about this casting?

Yesterday, I finally came across a ₹2 coin variant that I’ve never had in my collection before! 😄

It’s the RBI Commemorative variant. I already had the ₹1, ₹5 and ₹10 versions of this type, but somehow never managed to find the ₹2 version in person.

It may not be particularly rare or valuable, but after around 3 years of collecting Indian coins (whenever I got change from somewhere) it was still a really nice find for me.

Just thought I'd share my happiness here 😬🙂

I bought a pack of WWE themed cards from a shop here and saw this 😂

In the Frozen universe, we don't have Batman & Robin, we have Elsa and Anna driving around in the Ice Girl fighting crime in the kingdom.

Saw this fake Hot Wheels at a shop and at first I just thought it was some random car but then I remembered where I had seen it before 😂

I saw this 5 Rupee coin from 1998 today and one side is quite damaged. Do you think this is a type of error coin?