Diecast

For almost all of us, our first Porsche was, believe it or not, diecast models! I even have the one I used to play as a kid still on the shelf!

~ Chris Low, Maverick PCA member.

The Chris Low Collection

Chris, a Porsche enthusiast, cherished a blue 1:24-long hood toy during his childhood. In his early teens, he received 1:18-scale Porsches, which sparked a profound appreciation and respect for the brand. His recent acquisitions include the Hot Wheels Team Transport series.

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Porsche Puzzle Cars

These 3D Puzzle Car Porsche 911s are truly unique and meticulously detailed. The curves and lines of the car are replicated in exquisite detail, making them not only impressive show pieces but also enjoyable to assemble.

Motorsport Transports

The Arvin Jay Cando Collection

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The Louie Devega
Collection

Louie started collecting 1:18 scale Porsches sometime around 2019 to feed his obsession. The effort was slow but he quickly realized he didn't have much room to display these cars so in early 2020, he discovered Hotwheels, Matchbox, Majorette, and Mini GT Porsches. He built a display but soon ran out of space(again). In fact he now has 4 plastic totes tucked away full in anticipation of the day to build more display cases. His focus on Hotwheels Porsche Transport trucks, trailer, and race car sets, and special edition Redline cars that are low in production numbers bought direct from Mattel. These little P Cars still drive friendships and the best part is that they are for little kids and big kids 3 and up!

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John Drake Collection

His hobby is to collect 1:18 scale diecast models of all the sports cars he has owned over the years and go a few steps further to make sure my models are EXACT replicas of the actual car. The models include 1998 Porsche Carrera 2S, 2004 Porsche 996.2 GT3, and a 2021 Porsche Carrera 4S Cab. The initial displays had the diecast models displayed under the photo of the real car while on track (autos.jpg). But as the hobby progressed, he came up with the idea of using my existing garage as a template and duplicated almost exactly! He now has my 6 diecast models to display in his 6-car garage.

As you can see in the diorama photos, he succeeded beyond all expectations! He was able to duplicate the wall banners, the yellow floor jack, and the Martini Racing Oil Drum Stool, not to mention all the cabinets and desktop. He added additional banners to take up blank wall space.