Model Cars

Did a search but all I could find was the thread of pictures relating to model cars.

What I'm looking to do is photograph some die-cast cars, but with as little glare on the models a possible.

How should I be setting up my lights? I have a 430EX, and may also have another 430 and 580 during the shoot. But more than likely will end up with some continuous lighting.
Should I be lighting from an angle perpendicular or opposite the camera?

I was also thinking about using a circular polarizer, will that help?

Thanks for any help,
Johnsoir

check out this thread theres some model cars in there.
I know i posted some towards the last pages.

https://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthre​ad.php?t=281524

That's funny - My son just got a big set of them and I was thinking about doing the same thing. Everywhere I go there is a stray car I'm stepping over or on. However, as much as i'd like to break out strobes and make a big deal about it, i was thing of just using a little penlight. Ive seen lots of pros who shoot big cars use long exposures and just paint light in with big soft boxes. Just miniaturize the whole deal.

ditto on the light tent it is ideal for what you want and the above thread shows you how to do a diy here is a picture of partial finished model aircraft in my light tent