A TRACK STORY YOU CAN DISPLAY
Built Around the Car That Made the Laps Matter.
Race cars change through seasons, repairs, and setup choices. Choose the exact configuration you want and use your photos to show the details connected to that chapter.
Choose the Right Season
Tell us which aero, wheel, color, and number configuration the model should represent.
Review the Visual Details
Check the preview for silhouette, color blocking, and the features your team recognizes.
Keep the Track Memory Close
Build a compact display piece tied to the car, event, or season that matters.
A PERFORMANCE CAR, FROZEN IN ONE CONFIGURATION
How Is a Performance or Race Car Turned Into a Brick Model?
A custom race car model is designed around one specific configuration: the body shape, color layout, wheels, aero, number placement, and track details shown in the chosen photographs. That matters because performance cars can change between seasons, events, or stages of a build. We ask the customer to select the version they want to preserve and to provide clear front, rear, side, and three-quarter views. The most recognizable features are translated into a compact brick interpretation, with fine graphics simplified when the scale requires it. Before production begins, the customer receives a digital preview to check the silhouette, color blocking, wheels, stripes, and must-show race details. Once approved, the model becomes a buildable record of the car at that moment—something the driver, builder, or team can assemble and display long after the session or project is finished.

This blue performance coupe example prioritizes the white center stripes, low hood, two-door profile, rear wing, wheel design, and strong blue color blocking.
- Starting point
- Photos of the actual vehicle
- Details prioritized
- Color layout, stripes, wheels, aero, and silhouette
- Approval step
- Digital preview before production
- Finished format
- Buildable model with digital instructions
GOOD TO KNOW
Questions About Custom Race Car Models
How to choose a race configuration and provide useful design references.
Can you recreate race graphics and aero parts?
We can review clear photographs of visible aero, wheels, color blocks, number placement, and major graphics. Fine sponsor text may need to be simplified at brick scale, so identify the visual elements that matter most.
What size will my finished model be?
A typical reference size is approximately W 14.3 × H 6.7 cm. Depending on the vehicle, proportions, and custom details, the longest dimension may be up to approximately 20 cm. Final dimensions vary from one design to another.
Is every model designed from the customer's actual car?
Yes. We use the photos and details you provide to recreate the features that make your vehicle recognizable, including its body color, wheels, plate, and selected modifications.
What photos should I upload?
Clear front, rear, side, and 45-degree photos give us the best reference. Please also include close-ups of any wheels, spoilers, decals, body kits, or details you want us to capture.
Will I see the design before production?
Yes. We send you a digital preview to review before production begins. You can check the overall shape, color, wheels, and key custom details before approving the design.
Can I request changes to the preview?
Yes. You can request adjustments during the preview stage. Production starts only after the design has been approved.
How do I build the model?
Your package includes access to a digital step-by-step building guide. Scan the included QR code and follow the instructions on your phone at your own pace.

