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GspeedR 8/20/25

Greetings and Welcome!! This really is a terrific hobby community. I came here as a bored collector in 2010 and my collection hasn't been boring since. Take your time...there's a lot of information to swallow. And remember, if you're having fun you're doing it right!

GspeedR


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Zizzer_Prime 8/20/25

Welcome man! I'm looking forward to seeing you on the track! 

Jourdan 


  • Thank you! I'm working on some customs, whether they roll or crash I'm excited to just get my cars on the track! — Honeycreek_Diecast

Welcome to the hobby and the site! I'm more into restoration and customization, but I recently gave racing a try and was amazed at all the help I had! Just ask, you will definitely get several answers to help you out! If you ever want to get into restoration and customization let the questions fly my way!


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AbbyNormal 8/20/25

Congratulations - you are now a racing team owner, head driver, head mechanic, and head paint jockey. Get your first cars ready as best you can, don your Nomex fireproof suit and strap in. See you on the track.


  • I'm excited! This brings a whole new world to my enjoyment of diecast! — Honeycreek_Diecast
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Crazy_Canuck 8/21/25

I tell everyone this hobby is way more entertaining than it has a right to be...lol

welcome to the club


  • I agree! I have really enjoyed collecting over the years but now I have a new opportunity to enjoy my diecast cars! Looking forward to diecast racing! — Honeycreek_Diecast
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RacerGnome 8/21/25

Welcome!  I have only just begun to build a track and test some of my cars on.  I can't wait to have a nice table and chair setup so that I can sit down and create some fast little devils to send out to the various tournaments that are held.

Welcome to the Fun Dan! 

Welcometo the sport... hobby....obsession!!

Enjoy the ride!

Welcome to the community! There Are a lot of knowledgeable, experienced, successful  builders hanging around here...then there's me...lol. 
Feel free to reach out to us with any questions you may have.
I can tell you that it'll take some time and a lot of cars before you get comfortable with building. But it's something you can't learn by watching videos. You can learn which tools work best and things like that, but 'getting your hands dirty' is the best way to learn. What works for one person may not work for someone else. You have to experiment. Good luck with your new addiction. 
- Jay Bo


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