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>>11685511
I don't care too much for scale myself for vehicles, since those arent much my focus. But I like that many of them can be Lego/etc due to size and customizability

>>11685511
Are you asking for vehicle recommendations?

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the trick is to get figures for your vehicles.

>>11685511
Have you tried Amazon? Target? Wal-Mart sells toys too?

You should look pretty much any place that sells toys. Though admittedly there's a LOT less toy vehicles on the shelves these days, especially ones big enough to fit actual figures.

>>11685511
Thrift stores.

>>11685511
What line is that?

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>>11685511
>Where do you guys get vehicles and things like that for your pictures?
Depends on the scale. You can get hot wheel for you pictures if you want.

>>11688059
Mattel Disney and Pixar Lightyear Base Utility Vehicle, Toy Truck with Rolling Wheels & Workable Parts, 10.5-inches Long with Room for 4 Figures in 5-inch Scale

>>11685570
Except for being far too much green (and yeah I get it but what if I wanted to do desert warfare, or a fully 24/7 aquatic or artic planetary war?) but that's a really keen set-up.

>>11685511
As others have told you, it depends on scale. I bought a motorcycle that looks like a generic 1970s Harley so it's timeless and will work with 1/10, 1/12 and maybe 5/5.5 figures.

I just invested in a bunch of old used LEGO kits and plan to buy some of the mechs for Marvel, DC and SW - maybe others. I'll have plenty of blocks to come up with shit. Ideas would be easy to find and "steal" on-line.

>>11685511
Check oddball places like flea markets, or even Hobby Lobby and shit. You'd be surprised what you can find there.

>>11685511
Go to a thrift store like Savers. They have shelves that are all toy cars

>>11689908
Not in my city they don’t