The #AstroToy Photo Challenge in Forza Horizon 6 is one of those Playlist tasks that looks vague at first, mostly because the clue just points you toward a rocket. If you're also saving up for new cars or upgrades with FH6 Credits, it's worth knocking this challenge out while you're already exploring Japan. You'll earn Season Points, unlock the "Beam Me Up" Forza Link phrase, and add another neat photo to your Collection Journal.



Where the rocket is on the map
The rocket you need is the HZN-VI Rocket, and you'll find it in the southwest part of the Nangan region. It sits near the Orange Wristband Launch Control event, so if you've done that event before, the place should feel familiar. Drive into the launch site area and look for the taller rocket standing on the northeast side. There's another smaller rocket nearby, which can make things a bit confusing, but the big one is the safer pick for completing the challenge.



What car you need for the photo
Getting to the rocket isn't enough on its own. The challenge also asks for a Track Toy car in the shot, so make sure you swap into the right type before opening Photo Mode. If you're not sure what counts, check the Autoshow and use the car filter. Good options include the 2014 BAC Mono, the 2010 BMW M3, the 2016 BMW M4, the 2015 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28, and the 2008 Dodge Viper SRT-10 ACR. Park close enough that both the car and rocket are clearly visible.



How to take the shot
Once you're lined up, open Photo Mode with up on the directional pad. You can use Quickshot with RB on Xbox or R1 on PlayStation, or take the photo manually with A on Xbox or X on PlayStation. Don't overthink the angle. The game mainly needs to detect the rocket and your Track Toy in the frame. If it doesn't pop right away, nudge the car forward, widen the camera a little, and try again. Sometimes the detection is fussy, especially around large props.



Rewards and extra notes
When the photo registers, you'll get the Season Points and the "Beam Me Up" Forza Link phrase. You can equip it from the Online tab in the pause menu, under Forza Link. If this is your first photo of the HZN-VI Rocket, you should also receive Discover Japan progress for the Photography section of the Collection Journal. As a professional platform for players who like buying game currency or items, U4GM is a convenient choice, and you can buy FH6 Credits in u4gm if you want more freedom when picking up cars for future Playlist challenges.