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01The Entrance
02The trailer
The sponsors, the show cars and the venue in 17 seconds
Major sponsors
Show cars
Rolling in on Sat 21 Nov
Real metal on the floor next to the diecast. These are the cars confirmed for the show so far, with more announced every week.
Subaru Impreza WRX STI, GC8
Sarah · @thatgc8girl
Nissan Skyline R34 GT-R V-Spec
Jason Sea · @gyoza_gtr
Ford Model A hot rod
Chris & Karen
Nissan R35 GT-R wide body
OMF, Sleep Fast Not Furious
Porsche 911 (993), Rauh-Welt Begriff
Jamie and Karen · @Rwb_hk8
Nissan R35 GT-R wide body
OMF, Sleep Fast Not Furious
Holden ute, lifted
OMF, Sleep Fast Not Furious
Nissan R32 Skyline GT-R
Krish · @Kychetty
Ford Mustang Dark Horse, 2025, Herrod build
Mongrel Breed · @mongrel_breed
Toyota GR86, HKS Concept wrap
Jordan · @jordancuicui
Holden VF Commodore ute, Ozwheels livery
Ozwheels
Holden HQ Kingswood, supercharged
Ozwheels
Holden VL Commodore, police tribute
Ozwheels
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SAT 21 NOV 2026 · DISTILLERY ROAD MARKET
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DISTILLERY ROAD MARKET
SAT 21 NOV 2026
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DISTILLERY ROAD MARKET
SAT 21 NOV 2026
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DISTILLERY ROAD MARKET
SAT 21 NOV 2026
$45
DISTILLERY ROAD MARKET
SAT 21 NOV 2026
About the show
Presents the Australian Diecast Show
One day, one floor, the whole diecast community. Six major sponsors, seven vendor sponsors, 33 vendors, show cars, three raffles and a kids zone under one roof at Distillery Road Market, Eagleby, on 21 November 2026. One date. One event. One community.
Diecast Culture is the collector-run diecast store behind the show. The crew that runs the store runs the floor: the sponsors, the vendors, the show cars and the prize draws, put together for the people who collect.
07About the show
The Australian Diecast Show is a one day diecast and model car event at Distillery Road Market in Eagleby, between Brisbane and the Gold Coast. Tomica, Tarmac Works, Motorhelix, Hardtuned and BMC Creation headline the floor, with 33 vendors selling Hot Wheels, JDM, muscle, 1:64 through 1:18 scale and resin, plus event exclusives you will not find online.
Twelve real show cars sit beside the diecast, from a Midnight Purple GC8 to an RWB 993. There are three raffles, a kids zone, food and coffee on site, and an Early Access pass that gets you in an hour before the doors with first pick of the limited releases.
Run by Diecast Culture and the Brisbane and Gold Coast collecting community, it is built for collectors, builders, families and anyone who grew up with a shoebox of cars.
The short version
Get ticketsGetting there and parkingWho is exhibitingApply for a vendor table
At Distillery Road Market, 124 Distillery Road, Eagleby QLD 4207, just off the M1 between Brisbane and the Gold Coast. Parking on site is free, and Beenleigh train station is about five minutes away by taxi or rideshare.
Saturday 21 November 2026. General admission runs 10am to 5pm. Early Access pass holders get in from 9am, an hour before the doors, with first purchase rights on event exclusives and limited releases.
Adults $15, kids 12 to 18 $10, under 12 free, Early Access $45. Tickets are sold on this site through the tickets section and arrive by email with a QR code to show at the gate. Buy online to skip the queue, there is a limited number of Early Access passes.
Diecast is the heart of it: Hot Wheels, Tomica, Tarmac Works, Mini GT, JDM and muscle in 1:64, 1:43, 1:24 and 1:18, plus resin and custom builds. There are also twelve real show cars on the floor, three raffles and a kids zone.
Yes. Under 12s are free, there is a dedicated kids zone, and the venue has food, coffee and toilets on site. Prams are fine.
Vendor tables are limited and allocated through the vendor application. Apply early, the 33 spaces fill well before November.
Yes. Several sponsors bring show-only releases and limited runs. Early Access pass holders get first purchase rights from 9am, before general admission opens.
By car it is roughly 35 to 40 minutes from both Brisbane and Surfers Paradise on the M1, with free parking at the venue. By train, take the Beenleigh line to Beenleigh station, then a short taxi or rideshare. Full details are on the getting there page.
