Thanks, BrickHoard! This was always one of my favorite Tiny Turbos sets, and one of the few I actually own (although mine came from a garage sale instead of a store).

I use Pixlr X to edit my renders. (https://pixlr.com/x/) It's really simple, but you can still do some pretty neat things with it.

Hi, Operator011! I've actually never used Blender before. I just used the rendering software in Mecabricks and manually added blurs and particle overlays to the image with some online photo editing.

Hi, DamianDiaz! There are other colors to choose from in the menu right above the color selection area in the workshop. It'll automatically be set to "Solid," but you can choose between different color types, including transparent ones. the color I used for the windshield is Transparent Brown.

Hi, CarTuner! I just submitted my contest entry if you want to check it out. (https://www.mecabricks.com/en/models/KbjQrWBQvdG) I love the idea! It's a nice change of pace from always building cars from scratch. I love your Mustang, too!

This is really cool! It really looks like something that could have been designed by LEGO back in 1990.

Absolutely! Can't wait to see what you do with it.

Your Lotus Esprit Turbo is pretty cool. I really like those sort of wedge-shaped cars from the '80s, but I find them to be tricky to build. You make it look easy! And the pop-up headlights are a great touch.

Thank you so much, TrainOfThought! Means a lot to hear this. I've seen some of your LEGO car builds, and I think they're amazing! I'd love to see your take on the Blue Renegade. It's definitely a car that'd look great at a Minifigure scale.

Thanks, TrainOfThought! Good eye! Yes, I did base my racing outfit and the car in the latest rendering on the Street Maniac. It's probably my favorite of the Tiny Turbos designs. I never owned the set when it came out, (I was still at the age where I probably would have lost half of the pieces anyway) But I always loved how it looked. I'm actually working on decals for my 8 wide scale version of the car right now. It's a slow process, but I think It'll be worth it in the end. And yes, I'll be sure to post the finished product.