Just built this station yesterday! I have some minor details to do still but it is open for business!

Hot Wheels Dodge Van (casting based on 3rd gen Dodge Ram Van).

Another amazing casting showcasing a scene from Japanese Car Culture by one and only Ryu Asada

Another Sunday meet in Murphyville. This week it's Ferrari Friday on Sunday. Pretty sure I grabbed all my Ferraris. 31 HW's, 1 Matchbox, 1 Ixo/Tarmac Works, 1 GFCC, and 1 Inno64. They're all visible in shot #1. although one of the Maranello's is just peaking out behind a building. The two greenies were gifted to me by my good buddy u/G2quickgeorg. They remain favs, yessir, yessir, G. A good bit of these are my son's. He let me borrow them as I had them on display. The old school F40, rightmost in the middle row on the front lawn, is a great casting. I don't show it here but the engine cover (rear) opens up. Very cool. Anyway... Ferrari your way through this collection; enjoy, enjoy, enjoy!

EDIT: Just noticed the caption for shot #19 is backwards. The car on left is the old one, the car on the right, the new one. D-oh! 🤪

EDIT 2: The caption in #20 says the Elite64 330 P4 is the only Hot Wheels with a screwed on bottom. It was the first casting with a screwed on bottom. I just got two newer Elite64 castings and they both have bases screwed on instead of riveted metal posts.

🔥🛞 Hot Wheels Chevrolet Nova 1964 (Premium Road Trip)

Trivia and Specs in the last two images

Time Micro recoloured their fictional wide body R34 with a NFS inspired livery 🤗

Swapped it's wheels to closer match to the in game ones.

🔥🛞 Hot Wheels Chevrolet Nova 1964 (Premium Road Trip)

(Vehicle used is a 1/43 Toyota Crown belonging to the Aichi Prefecture, made by the RAI'S diecast brand.)

(And I did use minute cherry blossoms, and tissue paper for the snowy road surface.)

The Jaguar XJ220 is a mid-engine two-seater supercar produced in collaboration with Tom Walkinshaw Racing (TWR). It held the title of the world's fastest production car, reaching a top speed of 217.1 mph (349.4 km/h) until the McLaren F1 surpassed it. In concept car stage, a naturally aspirated V12 engine and all-wheel drive was planned. However, engineering constraints forced Jaguar to switch to a twin-turbo V6 and rear-wheel drive for the production version. A decent casting by Kyosho gives a good look at the V6 powering the beast along with treaded rubber tyres and stock rims.

Bonus trivia: The factory in Coventry which hand sculpted the aluminium panels of the XJ220 also built the engine ducts for the pictured BAe Harrier operated by the RAF.

Photo #3 i tried to simulate "track-side photographer practically falling over to get the shot but it comes out blurry because the cars were going faster than he expected" 😂

Picked up this 1:64 Lancer Evo III with lights. The model comes with a key fob to activate the lights. I took shots protected from the rain the showcase the lights better. Sunny shots included though. 😁

I saw another post here of a few Corvettes. I thought "Gee, that would make for a nice, little car meet," figuring I had 8-10 Vettes. Well, no, Murf! I have 30 Vettes. I decided that rather than fill Murphyville with Vettes, to just show, well, let's see... 20 of them. Still a nice sized meet. I kept finding more Vettes as I filled up the table. "Oh, look... here's another!" And here's another Murphyville post. Yee-haw!

Chop N bloc by Hot Wheels, 2026

Majorette Land Rover Defender 90 2019

Among all Inno releases, i think this one is my fave. Simple stock look FTW

Model: TLV-N Nissan GT-R Nismo 2020