For sim racers · 1:24 scale · printed to order

Your race car.
Off the screen.
On the shelf.

You spent whole seasons behind that livery. SimDiecast turns your iRacing paint into a hand-finished 1:24 scale model — your car, your number, your sponsors, printed to order.

Join the grid Founding batch — limited grid slots

Grid to shelf

Three laps from paint file to display case

No diecast company will ever tool your one-of-one livery. We don't need tooling.

Lap 1

Send your livery

Drop us your Trading Paints link or paint files and tell us the car. Team liveries, personal specs, championship cars — all fair game.

Lap 2

We print & finish

High-resolution resin printing, then hand assembly and finishing: your colors, your number, your sponsor panels, matched to the paint you race.

Lap 3

Take the shelf

Your car arrives mounted on a display plinth with a clear case — nose out, ready for the trophy shelf or the stream backdrop.

1:64pocket toy
1:43cabinet mini
1:24 — ours≈190 mm of race car
1:18available for team orders

Founding batch

Get on the grid before the lights go out

Batch 001 is limited so every car gets real bench time. Waitlist members pick their slot first and lock founding pricing.

🏁 You're on the grid — confirmation on its way.

One email when your slot opens. No spam, no spotter chatter.

Pit wall

Questions from the paddock

Is it actually diecast metal?

No — and that's the point. Diecast requires factory tooling, which means mass-produced cars in someone else's livery. We 3D-print in high-resolution resin and hand-finish each car, which is the only way a one-of-one paint scheme ever becomes a physical model.

Which cars can you make?

Batch 001 covers the most-raced iRacing platforms — GT3, GT4, and select NASCAR and open-wheel bodies — with more added each batch. If your car isn't listed when your slot opens, tell us; the queue decides what we tool up next.

How do you get my exact livery?

Send your Trading Paints link or the paint files themselves. We match colors, numbers, and sponsor placement to what you actually race. You approve a render before anything gets printed.

What does it cost?

Founding-batch pricing is announced to the waitlist first. Expect the territory of a premium 1:24 collectible — this is a hand-finished one-off, not a blister-pack toy.

How long until it ships?

Each car gets print, cure, finish, and QC time. Founding batch targets a few weeks from render approval to your door, and you'll get photos of your car on the bench along the way.