It was a pleasant cloudy afternoon, a nice day for capturing sunset, and I got an idea of using my toy car model of Enzo Ferrari for a photo shoot against this sky background. It gives a feeling of “large” size and that 1:43 toy no longer appears as a toy model. Thanks to Hot Wheels for creating such a high quality replica.
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Update: I have taken even better photos of this toy car against sunset, so don’t forget to view the photos of Enzo Ferrari toy car here.
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Having a size ratio of 1:43 of the Actual Enzo Ferrari, this Official Ferrari product is crafted by Hot Wheels. It is as graceful as it should be, up to all the minute details that catch your eyes. It’s attached to a black plastic plinth, that really makes it look like a souvenir.
Below are few of the photos I took
Enzo Ferrari - Hot Wheels
Enzo Ferrari - Hot Wheels
Since it’s not really a playing model of Enzo Ferrari, “For the adult collector” is clearly mentioned on the box that , that makes this Ferrari sound like something 18+
Enzo Ferrari - Hot Wheels - Box
[Camera: T-Mobile G2-Touch [HTC Hero], 5 MP phone camera.]
Most of us are familiar with Lego, those small bricks available in various sizes and shapes. People usually play it during their childhood while some continue using it even as adults.
Personally I love playing with plain Lego bricks sometimes, as somehow it increases your creative abilities. And my friend Sheikh Zahid was kind enough to send me my first ever Lego pack containing 450 assorted bricks.
Here are some of the photos I took after making some small Geometrical structures with Lego bricks. [Click thumbnail to view larger version]
