Complete the Astro Toy photo challenge in Forza Horizon 6 with these tips!

This week in Forza Horizon 6, tracking down the Astro Toy photo challenge location is a breeze compared to the Tokyo Tower or Edogawa Baseball Stadium, especially if you’ve done some exploring. The real challenge lies in understanding what a Track Toy actually is.

Here’s the scoop on where to head so you can dive back into racing and tackle other Festival Playlist challenges.

You’ll need to snap a photo of a Track Toy at the Irokawa Space Centre, located in the southeast corner of the Nangan region, right at the southern edge of the map. It’s conveniently close to the Launch Control wristband event that unlocks the purple wristband, as well as the Irokawa Circuit road race and the Nangan Cross-Country Circuit.

Contrary to the hint, you don’t have to photograph the rocket at the space facility. Instead, focus on capturing a Track Toy, which refers to specific types of cars. This category includes vehicles like the BAC Mono, Chevrolet Camaro or Corvette, and the Nissan GT-R NISMO. If you need to find one, try filtering your garage or checking the Autoshow.

As with previous photo challenges, completing this task will earn you three Festival Playlist points, bringing you closer to the Spring Festival Playlist rewards—the 1996 Toyota Starlet Glanza V and the 1974 Toyota Corolla SR5. You’ll also unlock the “Beam me up!” Forza Link, which might not hold much significance for most players.

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