Every light addressable
Headlights, tail lights, brake lights, turn signals and underglow each get their own channel, and every one can take any color and brightness.
Digital lighting control · 1:64 die-cast
Shrunk Works brings digital control to miniature lighting systems, with every light in the car programmable from your phone. Die-cast cars come first, and planes and other miniatures will follow.
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01 · What it is
Headlights, tail lights, brake lights, turn signals and underglow each get their own channel, and every one can take any color and brightness.
Sequenced turn signals, fades, strobes and color cycles run on the controller, so a parked car can keep putting on a show.
The first kits are sized for 1:64 die-cast cars, and larger scales fit with room to spare. Planes and other miniatures are on the way.

Your phone is the remote
These are the same switches the control page gives you, so tap them to light the car.
02 · How it works
A 15 × 15 mm board, smaller than a dime, with the wireless link built in.
A small rechargeable cell sits inside the body and powers the lights between charges.
Addressable RGB LEDs on fine wires reach every lamp position, and each one can show any color.
Join the car's Wi-Fi and run headlights, tails, brake lights, turn signals and underglow from the browser.
Fits 1:64 scale die-cast cars, and larger scales too. A kit install guide is coming.
03 · Gallery






The controller and the first two lit builds, photographed on the bench.
04 · Join the list
Kits are not for sale yet. Leave your email and you will be the first to hear when they are ready.
06 · Wheels
Ten wheel and tire sets from our wheel generator, free to download for personal use. Each set has a hub, a stretch-on tire, a one-piece version and a four-wheel print plate, in STL and STEP.


Five-spoke street wheel, the everyday pick.


Deep dish with six round windows and a whitewall paint channel.


Lattice-look mesh face on a low-profile slick.


Eight swept vanes, period race look.


Five star windows with sharp spokes.


Fine ten-spoke on a big rim, low-profile tire.


Six spokes in a deep dish.


Tall off-road tire with tread blocks on a smaller rim.


Smooth disc on a rounded vintage tire.


Wide deep-dish rear for staggered fitments; pair with Classic 5 up front.
Hubs print face-up with no supports. Resin printers hold the spokes best; print tires in flexible resin or TPU, or use the one-piece file and paint the tire.