HAND-PAINTED Kit Slot Cars!! - Jimmy’s 1/24th Scale Car Collection - World’s PREMIER Slot Car Track
Hello all! We’re back again with Uncle Jimmy again and he’s showing us his little-known 1/24th scale slot car collection. These pieces have a lot of history and connection to Jimmy and his family, so we are happy to get the chance to take a look at them! So let’s take a step back in time, and take a look at something a bit bigger!
Stay tuned, NEW Racing video soon to come!
Detroit Free Press article about Jimmy's wonderful track!
Link: www.freep.com/in-depth/news/l...
Jim's Website: ac2car.org/
Credits:
Directed by Derek Fawaz
Produced by Gus Mondalek
Edited by Derek Fawaz
Photography by Derek Fawaz
Cast:
Ryan Mondalek as Himself/The Host (Offscreen)
Jimmy Attard as Himself
Derek Fawaz as Himself (Offscreen)
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Пікірлер: 61
Beautiful slot cars Jimmy!!! My dad and I built 1/24 car’s similar to this and raced them at commercial tracks in the late ‘60’s early’70’s. Some of my best memories having fun with dad.
@jimmyattard1446
Жыл бұрын
Yes Cad many say that this video brought back fond memories. If you haven't subscribed please do. Please go back and forward it to your friends and family.
Nicely built and well detailed cars, I never thought about using wood for a chassis. Very nice cars
Once again, Ryan and Derek, Thanks for highlighting something I have loved doing my whole life. Like so many car guys enjoying these videos, our car modeling hobby came to life once we found we could make slot cars out of all the wonderful 1/24 AMT, Johan, and Revel kits we built. When we were boys we were content showing our models to our family and a few friends. But the big difference today is that videos like this share the detail and engineering we put into our models with so many car people who can really appreciate it!
Awesome builds we got a lot in common never thought of the hood pins
@jimmyattard1446
Жыл бұрын
Great Rusty! Thanks for the nice comment. If you haven't already, go see the other segments the guys did. If you like them forward to your friends and please subscribe!
We used to have a "Detroit" class at my local track for cars like that. On the outside, those cars are way more detailed than what we raced -- Same AMT 1/24th hard plastic bodies -- BUT it was the usual thing for us to build our cars so the bodies were loose, to dampen vibration. It definitely made a huge difference, too. Tighten the body to the chassis, the car would slide all over. Loosen it, and the cars would slide controllably. It looked funny, seeing them lean around the turns.
Wow, very impressive looking cars. When I was active around 65-67, our race nights always had a "concourse" event, where cars like that would have won time after time. Beautiful. We took realism somewhat seriously, but those cars are way beyond what we were doing. Nice, nice, nice!
I love this stuff , every time I see it. Takes me right back to 1969. Mike
BTW … beautiful craftsmanship , as always. Thanks again for sharing.
Beautiful!
@jimmyattard1446
Жыл бұрын
Great John. Thanks for the nice comment. If you haven't already, go see the other segments the guys did. If you like them forward to your friends and please subscribe!
Thanks for sharing your collection. These are the only scale I can remember as far as being called slot cars back in the late 60's & into the mid 70's, & I liked the idea of building them from any size 1/24 scale model. If I were to build a couple I would go with Chevrolet Corvairs, & Corvette bodies from the mid 60'sto early 70's; Just because of there aerodynamics, & how low you set them up. Thanks again for your video.
MAN-O-MAN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Jim is there anything you can't do when it comes to the slot world hahahahhaha... That yellow chevy looks a lot like some of the car I have but since I'm just getting into the inner workings, I don't know enough to say what maker or even what year my cars are from. I would just race and buy a car if I liked it without giving "ANY" thought to what's under the hood so to speak lol Love your vid's my friend could watch all day
I love the 1/25 -24 scale cars 😎🤙😎
Excellent
I Love Jimmy's Maltese Ingenuity !!
@jimmyattard1446
Жыл бұрын
Super Martin!Thanks for the nice comment. If you haven't already, go see the other segments the guys did. If you like them forward to your friends and please subscribe!
Awesome cars and fascinating stories please keep em coming 🌴👍👍😎🌴
Some really good model building skills going on there!!
@jimmyattard1446
Жыл бұрын
You made me blush 22! Thanks for the nice comment. If you haven't already, go see the other segments the guys did. If you like them forward to your friends and please subscribe!
Seriously cool cars 👏
@lklunchking1674
6 ай бұрын
love making them
True Artistry ! Thanks
@lklunchking1674
6 ай бұрын
Thank you
Vary informative , Thank you
@jimmyattard1446
Жыл бұрын
Great Max! Thanks for the nice comment. If you haven't already, go see the other segments the guys did. If you like them forward to your friends and please subscribe!
Would love to see them on a 1,24th track racing. They remind me of the first ever model car I brought, a Bel Air two door post in black with flame graphics. I loved that ol thing and can still see it in my head 45 years later ✌️🇬🇧
@jimmyattard1446
Жыл бұрын
Great memories Mark! Thanks for the nice comment. If you haven't already, go see the other segments the guys did. If you like them forward to your friends and please subscribe!
@markthompson9914
Жыл бұрын
@@jimmyattard1446 I’ve watched several now so I suppose I owe u a sub 👍✌️🇬🇧
Siento enviada muy sana de la maravillosa pista de carreras y de los innumerables y preciosos detalles realistas que tiene. Me encantaría vivirlo en vivo. Muchísimas felicidades.
These videos are just amazing the detail, Jimmy, that you really put in every single little thing you’ve done. It’s also amazing the ingenuity of how you actually put together a chassis for what amounts to is just model car building from the 60s! Wish I could’ve kept a couple of my cars out of build back then when I was a kid.
Great video
@jimmyattard1446
Жыл бұрын
Great Dave! Thanks for the nice comment. If you haven't already, go see the other segments the guys did. If you like them forward to your friends and please subscribe!
Lovely job, i love NAS cars from that era as well. Ive got 3 shelves full of them, mainly running on parma fcr chassis, protrac, or H/R. One of our guys makes them out of wood too. I might have a go at it as well. Inspiring. ❤
@lklunchking1674
6 ай бұрын
Thank you
Sempre muito bom ver a pista e a coleção de carros, Sr Jimmy muito simpático e muito conhecimento es suas explicações, gostei muito dos carros 1/24, aguardo novos vídeos mostrando novamente a pista e os carros !
@jimmyattard1446
Жыл бұрын
Great Jose! Thanks for the nice comment. If you haven't already, go see the other segments the guys did. If you like them forward to your friends and please subscribe!
WOW! Beautiful pieces of art Jimmy. Can you please show us how you silicone the tires? Thank you.
@jimmyattard1446
Жыл бұрын
Good idea Ant. We will add that idea to the list.
Stupende!
@lklunchking1674
6 ай бұрын
Thank you
It would great to you build the other 3 cars sometime, content is fantastic.
@jimmyattard1446
Жыл бұрын
Great idea John. Thanks for the nice comment. If you haven't already, go see the other segments the guys did. If you like them forward to your friends and please subscribe!
I have a couple of question for M.Attard regarding scales. 1. Why did he choose 1/32 scale for its track over HO or 1/24 scale? 2. I would like to know M.Attard 2cents on the pros and cons of the different scales (1/24, 1/32, HO) 3. Finally, what scale would he recommend for an enthusiast looking to build a some what permanent track with some modeling to it in a reasonable space in a basement. Thank you very much for your work and videos, very amazing and interesting stuff!!
@jimmyattard1446
Жыл бұрын
Gabe I could not think of which scale to recomend to you until I saw you use the word reasonable describing your space. HO is cool because it fits right rooms but if you have the space go 1/32 scale because you not only get to see more detail but you will have even more fun creating it! Thanks for the nice comment. If you haven't already, go see the other segments the guys did. If you like them forward to your friends and please subscribe!
@jimmyattard1446
Жыл бұрын
Gabe I meant to say HO fits TIGHT rooms
Honestly these slot car videos are making me want a slot car bro. I’ve been looking online and I thing I know what my first car finna be 🥹
That is so cool nice collection nice layout are u planning to do any racing videos with your layout
@jimmyattard1446
Жыл бұрын
Curtis please go see the racing videos elsewhere on the Lunch King channel. Thank you for following Lunch King. Please forward our work to your friends and family!
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Can you please tell me what kind of black silicone you use to smear on rubber slot car tires
@jimmyattard1446
Жыл бұрын
MP it is the same silicone that you buy at the auto supply store to put around windows to seal them it's black and it comes out of a tube about 4 and 1/2 to 5 in Long
Is the 4 tab better for a drag strip. Because someone is selling me track and he suggested 4 tab for dragging he's selling to me for 7$ a peace standard straight is that a bargain
Where can I find a 1/25 slot car driver figure in sit down position. Like from nascar era 1960s
@jimmyattard1446
Жыл бұрын
Ken... That's my problem too! I used thick Army men. Thanks for the nice comment. If you haven't already, go see the other segments the guys did. If you like them forward to your friends and please subscribe!
Jimmy …. Don’t want to be a nit picker , but I believe that’s a Hudson not a ‘49 Ford ? Please correct me if I’m wrong ..🥴
@jimmyattard1446
Жыл бұрын
Hi Rob... Good observation but I miss spoke in the video... We are both wrong.... It's a 49 MERCURY! Thanks for your comment my friend.
want to see a race thanks
@jimmyattard1446
Жыл бұрын
John the guys on LK have racing on my track in other segments. Thanks for the nice comment. If you haven't already, go see the other segments the guys did. If you like them forward to your friends and please subscribe!