The history of 1/43 racing transporters
For me, the history of 1/43 racing transporters started while collecting Corgi and Matchbox cars. Model race cars and trucks together! Crazy!
Read moreFor me, the history of 1/43 racing transporters started while collecting Corgi and Matchbox cars. Model race cars and trucks together! Crazy!
Read moreYou may have some early Onyx Indy and F1 models. Here’s how to turn them into Indycar and F1 Christmas ornaments that will make your tree sparkle.
Read moreThis Racerhead Indycar Gift Guide is dedicated to open-wheel joy! There’s something for even the most diehard Indy 500 lovers.
Read moreI’m happy to report that a great crop of 2022 motorsport calendars are here! Can-Am, F1 and even NASCAR are on tap to admire this coming year.
Read moreEvery year, folks fret over what to give their favorite car crazed person. The Racerhead Gift Guide 2021 starts here with some prime choices.
Read moreUpon opening the box that contained the 1/18th scale Replicarz Lola T500 Indy winner, my immediate reaction was “Wow, that’s nice!”.
Read moreGene Parrill’s Precision Miniatures sold fine metal kits and handbuilt models. This is where the history of handbuilt 1/43 Indycars begins.
Read moreIn this installment of how to photograph model cars for ebay, we’ll talk about equipment and how to tell (and sell) a story in your photos.
Read moreYou may be familiar with handbuilt models from Europe. The history of handbuilt 1/43 racecars includes one brand born in the United States.
Read moreSelling models on ebay? It won’t get any attention with lackluster product shots. Some tips on how to photograph model cars for fun or profit.
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