A custom Hot Wheels Integra...that has been reverted to stock form?! Read on.

The Hakosuka is the soon to be unattainable Japanese myth, stored away in safes for fear of getting dirty. But scale models allow us to do whatever we please. Here's our take on what a Skyline can look like.

This week on Collectibles: an absolutely gorgeous, classic Toyota Crown wagon from Tomica's Neo Vintage line.

Brian's Ford Escort from the Fast and Furious movie, one from Hot Wheels and another from Greenlight, in two different scales.

Hot Wheels in 2016 started off with a bang with more JDM specials and factory USDM hotrods. We look at the best of the lot that's sure to attract customisers.

To celebrate the end of the Defender (or more accurately lie in a corner sobbing uncontrollably), we bring you three tiny Land Rovers.

A Chevy C10: This week we bring you a rust effect custom Hot Wheels done by Joshua Barrokh.

Today's pick is this rather popular and common first generation Golf model by Bburago. This along with a test drive of a rare for Bangladesh 1:1 Golf.

I've always lusted after the Corona RT40, to the point that I almost convinced my family to trade in our comfortable, modern Toyota Vista

This week is all about the classic muscle. Now American cars aren't known for their finesse or their originality. The best of the bunch

We pit Hotwheels' excellent 934 Porsche 911 against the same from Minichamps. To do that the former needed some custom work.

This Bburago Diablo had some proportion and detail issues. Here's how we fix some of it and add some details to ignore what's left.

Here's a tutorial on how to create the easiest diorama backdrop for your scale model cars.

Every now and then a gem pops out from Hotwheels such as the 66 Ford Fairlane. It's fantastic but how does it compare with Greenlight's offering?

Customising a Dodge and a BMW from Hotwheels. One goes mean, the other goes clean.

Greenlight 1:64 cars are a hit and miss affair. Some of the early ones had 'steam roller' tires, ones that were ridiculously wide in

RMZ City is a scale model car line-up from Uni-Fortune Toys Group, a Hong Kong based manufacturer that has now shifted operations to

We take a look at a pricey but almost-worth-it 1/64 model: Kyosho's Nissan Skyline R33 GTR.

When you can't break the bank buying the pricier 1/64 models, what do you do? Take Hot Wheels and make them better, of course.

HO gauge scale cars: its smaller than Hot Wheels and better detailed. What for, you might ask. Find out.