Car enthusiasts and miniature collectors are in for a treat this December as Malta’s Biggest Little Motor Show returns to Qrendi, bringing together hundreds of miniature creations in celebration of a very special milestone.Organised by the Die Cast & Scale Model Society, this year’s exhibition marks the organisation’s 25th anniversary, celebrating a quarter of a century dedicated to the fascinating world of miniature vehicles and scale modelling.Taking place between 5th and 8th December at the Ċentru Pastorali Qalb ta’ Ġesù in Triq il-Biżantini, Qrendi, the exhibition will feature collections from more than 50 enthusiasts, all members of the society.And admission is completely free.Visitors can expect an impressive variety of miniature vehicles, ranging from classic and modern cars to buses, trucks, racing cars, motorcycles and aircraft, all recreated in different scales.But the exhibition goes well beyond traditional model car collections.Among the highlights will be intricately detailed dioramas, handmade miniature Maltese classic cars and buses built entirely from scratch, a model circus display and even a working model railway.These creations showcase the extraordinary patience, creativity and attention to detail involved in scale modelling, with enthusiasts spending countless hours bringing miniature worlds to life.For collectors hoping to expand their collections, the event will also feature two dedicated stalls selling scale models.The exhibition is open to visitors of all ages, making it an opportunity for families, motoring enthusiasts and anyone curious about the world of miniatures to discover something different.This year’s event also carries special meaning for the Die Cast & Scale Model Society, which was established in 2001 and has spent the past 25 years bringing together people who share a passion for collecting and creating miniature models.The society paid tribute to its late founding figure, Tarcisio Saliba, whose vision and enthusiasm helped lay the foundations for the organisation.It also acknowledged the contributions of its founding members, past and present enthusiasts, sponsors and supporters who have helped the society grow into the community it is today.What started as a shared interest among collectors has developed into a long-running celebration of craftsmanship, creativity and Malta’s miniature modelling scene.With more than 50 collectors displaying their work, detailed handmade creations and a quarter-century milestone to celebrate, this year’s Biggest Little Motor Show promises plenty to discover.The exhibition runs from Saturday 5th to Tuesday 8th December at the Ċentru Pastorali Qalb ta’ Ġesù in Qrendi, with free admission for everyone.Share with a model car lover!•