This is quite the custom car collection, with some excellent painting, detailing, and modifications! your Red Baron looks especially good with a V8 equipped with triple blowers! 40th Like.
@73econoline8 сағат бұрын
Awesome builds!
@ModelCarMinion8 сағат бұрын
That's an awesome collection, I like the Jolly Roger, don't see it very often.
@CustomRcGarage16 сағат бұрын
👍 cool 👍
@KnexJunkie20 сағат бұрын
Nice builds I've seen a toy car in My child hood with such configuration with that Helmet and engine hotrod style the Red one when you talked about red Baron (unsure if my grandma stil has that toy car my best Geusse matchbox) it's nicer to see it bigger size. Thanks for triggering a flash back of probably 20+- years ago
@Ratdaddy20236 сағат бұрын
The Red Baron is probably one of Tom Daniel' most widely recognized designs ever. It was made in model kit form in multiple scales as well as cartoon, and it was also a Hot Wheel car for many years. It was a huge part of many of us' childhood!
@hortonshotrodshop200322 сағат бұрын
Sweet show rods man you put a cool twist on some I never thought of.
@Ratdaddy202321 сағат бұрын
I have always tried to work outside the box, but a lot of them I truly enjoy right out of the box!!
@franky_p_CarModelArtКүн бұрын
Great stuff in this video. I had already found your web-page a while ago and was immediately impressed. Via KZread of course, even more fun because you can explain the story behind each model built. 👍
@Ratdaddy202321 сағат бұрын
I'm going to do some more history videos soon. I have a lot of kool goods in my archives!
@nealbeggs5962Күн бұрын
Very COOL collection of rods 🤘on
@jeffd3660Күн бұрын
I like the Moon 👀 Eyes boat
@Ratdaddy202321 сағат бұрын
I did that one about 20 years ago, recently did the Aqua Rod boat as well as a very large 1/16 scale drag boat!
@brucek3217Күн бұрын
Seriously cool !👍
@ramblers69Күн бұрын
Awesome builds Tim!!
@marsgarage8217Күн бұрын
Very cool.👍
@dennismetz3553Күн бұрын
Thanks for the Showrod video upload Tim ! Very creative mods on those original kits ! Lots of eye candy just on that one shelf ! Maybe you could & will highlite one Showrod at a time in future upcoming videos ? Definitely brought back good memories for me of building a lot of Monogram's Tom Daniel kits back in the early 1970s ! At my age then those Monograms were the easiest builds for me . Have a good Day !
@Ratdaddy202321 сағат бұрын
I grew up on Tom Daniel kits back in the 70's, and still love them all. I built some of the AMT show rod kits this year that I have never done, and had a blast! I really like the "Depth Charger".
@slowridemodelcars1687Күн бұрын
I love show rods,and you took them to the next level, they remind me of a time gone by, thanks for sharing!
@Ratdaddy202321 сағат бұрын
Thanks so much!
@rogerbourke6293Күн бұрын
Great builds.thanks for sharing
@MartyTaillon6162Күн бұрын
Awesome bro sweeeeeeet
@ronstewart9792Күн бұрын
Awesome tour Tim, Thanks so much, Ron
@ModelCarMinionКүн бұрын
I never get tired of looking around at the stuff you have displayed. This is the first time I noticed your cabinet with Beany (without Cecil) in it. I remember those cartoons and I had to look to see that I still have a VHS tape of some of their cartoons. We must be close in age, I'll be 69 this weekend.
@Ratdaddy2023Күн бұрын
63 in a few weeks!
@dariosmodelbuildsКүн бұрын
Always fun to see the cool odds'n'ends in your shop. Envious that you have such a cool model build area right where you work at your day job.
@hortonshotrodshop2003Күн бұрын
What a cool work space Tim.
@theintake8961Күн бұрын
Cool work space Tim! 😎👍
@HotrodzModelShop4652 күн бұрын
Way Cool Shop.👍
@ramblers692 күн бұрын
Awesome tools Tim, they made stuff to last back then!!
@mrupscale2 күн бұрын
Great Space Tim, thanks for sharing all the cool tools and details!
@brucek32172 күн бұрын
Simply amazing cool stuff ! I'm a native of Florida - Fort Lauderdale. Been a car guy all my life. From models to those shifter handles you have a serious gift of painting with an airbrush !👍
@Ratdaddy2023Күн бұрын
Oh kool! Not too far away!
@LeftCoastModelCarBuilds2 күн бұрын
Sweet set up, love all that art work! 🤙🏼
@BGsModelWorkshop2 күн бұрын
Oh my gosh this is an awesome space!!! really looking forward to part 2
@slowridemodelcars16872 күн бұрын
Great stuff you have there, brings back some good memories, I feel bad for people that didn’t grow up in our time, thanks for sharing
@linkpoison55112 күн бұрын
Cool video, Tim. Thanks for sharing!@
@joseybegood2 күн бұрын
Holy crap, I went to the Pearl in Winter Park back then my friend!
@Ratdaddy20232 күн бұрын
No way!!! I think we closed that store in about 85' or 86' maybe? That was the old "ice cream store" look with rotating bar stools at counters. That white display cabinet I have the diecast stuff in is from there too!!!! LOL!! I managed the store in Altamonte Springs until early 87'. Pearle was a good company back then.
@dennismetz35532 күн бұрын
Too Kool Tim ! I was surfing KZread when your " tour" video appeared. If I lived in your area I would definitely utilize your services as an optometrist ! Though I'd probably always want to tour your collection housed at your business during my appointment ! 😂 TONS of Kool stuff ! That " Uncertain T'rantula " design of yours is Kool ! If you still have the built model , maybe you can please highlight that in one of your upcoming videos ? If you keep building those large scale kits you'll need to open another office for display space ! 😊 Thanks again for sharing your common passions & your collections with us !
@Ratdaddy20232 күн бұрын
Oh yeh I still have the Uncertain T'rantula. That thing got a lot of attention in it's day. I'll post it up with some other one-offs I've done in the future! Thanks for tuning in!
@dennismetz35532 күн бұрын
@@Ratdaddy2023 Thanks for the reply Tim ! Looking forward to seeing it in a future video ! In my thinking Showrods never lose their Kool factor ! Regular kits get kit bashed so why not Showrods also ! Have a good Day !
@RPMGames2 күн бұрын
really cool shop tour, tons of wild cool stuff and nifty tools as well, that quad hands seems like a great tool to have handy, i have 3 of the 3rd hand styles, but that one would be a great helper, super cool seeing the older cartons cover arts and stuff too, and well done on the uncertain T rantula contest win
@themediocremodeler-zm7ny2 күн бұрын
Thank you for the shout out, Tim. You do some amazing work.🤩👍 I enjoy the community. 👍👍✌
@scalemodeloutlaw2 күн бұрын
Cool stuff bud thanks for sharing
@ModelCarMinion2 күн бұрын
I love to see your videos, I'm always checking out the stuff in the background.
@themediocremodeler-zm7ny2 күн бұрын
Cool retro tools, Tim. Thanks for the shot out. I didn't comment on that one yet. I can't comment on TV. Awesome shop.
@ronstewart97922 күн бұрын
Great update Tim. Love the stuff from Billy Lane, Ron
@Ratdaddy20232 күн бұрын
I've always liked Billys bikes, they are raw, rideable, and artistic in the off-the-wall fashion I enjoy. Good mix of fat tires with old school parts. His KZread channel is very informative, lot of history. His shop was in Melbourne, just an hour South of me. He and his friends used to ride past my shop all the time back in the day during bike weeks in Daytona. A friend of mine took a photo of him thats been hanging on my shop wall for over 20 years.
@nealbeggs59622 күн бұрын
Loving figure for hydroplane 🤘on
@Ratdaddy20232 күн бұрын
Thanks! That build will be progressing soon, I'll have it in an update!
@slowridemodelcars16872 күн бұрын
Charger is looking great, engine looks good, can’t wait for the finish!
@theintake89612 күн бұрын
Tim, you continue to broaden my vision of model building with your use of color and scale! Great work! Nice shout outs! That's a great group of channels. 😎👍
@Ratdaddy20232 күн бұрын
Well thanks man, thats very nice to hear.
@RocketBoy19692 күн бұрын
Cool stuff 🚀
@BGsModelWorkshop2 күн бұрын
Man, love your paint work Tim!! I like the different direction you are taking on the old 1/16 scale General Lee kit. great shout outs too! WOW, Billy Lane takes me back to the TV show on Discovery channel! =) Quick question, have you done a shop tour video? i see a lot of cool stuff in your build space. ;)
@Ratdaddy20232 күн бұрын
Well, my "studios" are spread between two locations, and multiple spaces at home! (I'm a mess...) I have my small work area which is in my walk-in closet at home, which is going to relocate out to the front of our bedroom in a few months I think. I have a complete work shop in my garage where I paint and fabricate stuff. I also have a complete setup in my lab at my office, mostly small sanding/grinding/drilling tools etc; In my downtime from my optical work I can work on some model stuff. My lab is full of memorabelia from the 60's-70's when I grew up. I figure I spend half my life there, might as well be surrounded by things I like! I'm going to be making some changes there soon as well. Maybe I'll do a walk video one day, but it's not too exciting....LOL.
@MartyTaillon61622 күн бұрын
Awesome bro
@brucek32172 күн бұрын
I built one of those large scale Chargers years ago. Someone must have given it to me because it's not really a kit I would buy. I made it into a cop / Trooper car - had to use a lightbar meant for an RC toy. Painted it all black. It came out good but yeah - it's not the best model kit in any way or fashion LOL. I always like your workspace - it makes for a great background when doing a video 👍
@HotrodzModelShop4653 күн бұрын
Thanks for the shoutout Tim.👍
@Joethemodelbuilder3 күн бұрын
Nice shout outs all good channels. The Charger is looking awesome.
@TREXRUN13 күн бұрын
Awesome!
@Ratdaddy20233 күн бұрын
Thank you!
@Dirks_NUMA_Files4 күн бұрын
Well you got my sub,,, Looking forward to this build and checking out your past work
@Ratdaddy20233 күн бұрын
Thank you! Welcome aboard!!!
@ruckusrodkustom81404 күн бұрын
That’s a perfect car for pulling the boat. Period correct!
@StephenMartin-tx9vg4 күн бұрын
I wish when the rereleased the boat it came with the electric motor. I built mine in 1968. Long gone
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This is quite the custom car collection, with some excellent painting, detailing, and modifications! your Red Baron looks especially good with a V8 equipped with triple blowers! 40th Like.
Awesome builds!
That's an awesome collection, I like the Jolly Roger, don't see it very often.
👍 cool 👍
Nice builds I've seen a toy car in My child hood with such configuration with that Helmet and engine hotrod style the Red one when you talked about red Baron (unsure if my grandma stil has that toy car my best Geusse matchbox) it's nicer to see it bigger size. Thanks for triggering a flash back of probably 20+- years ago
The Red Baron is probably one of Tom Daniel' most widely recognized designs ever. It was made in model kit form in multiple scales as well as cartoon, and it was also a Hot Wheel car for many years. It was a huge part of many of us' childhood!
Sweet show rods man you put a cool twist on some I never thought of.
I have always tried to work outside the box, but a lot of them I truly enjoy right out of the box!!
Great stuff in this video. I had already found your web-page a while ago and was immediately impressed. Via KZread of course, even more fun because you can explain the story behind each model built. 👍
I'm going to do some more history videos soon. I have a lot of kool goods in my archives!
Very COOL collection of rods 🤘on
I like the Moon 👀 Eyes boat
I did that one about 20 years ago, recently did the Aqua Rod boat as well as a very large 1/16 scale drag boat!
Seriously cool !👍
Awesome builds Tim!!
Very cool.👍
Thanks for the Showrod video upload Tim ! Very creative mods on those original kits ! Lots of eye candy just on that one shelf ! Maybe you could & will highlite one Showrod at a time in future upcoming videos ? Definitely brought back good memories for me of building a lot of Monogram's Tom Daniel kits back in the early 1970s ! At my age then those Monograms were the easiest builds for me . Have a good Day !
I grew up on Tom Daniel kits back in the 70's, and still love them all. I built some of the AMT show rod kits this year that I have never done, and had a blast! I really like the "Depth Charger".
I love show rods,and you took them to the next level, they remind me of a time gone by, thanks for sharing!
Thanks so much!
Great builds.thanks for sharing
Awesome bro sweeeeeeet
Awesome tour Tim, Thanks so much, Ron
I never get tired of looking around at the stuff you have displayed. This is the first time I noticed your cabinet with Beany (without Cecil) in it. I remember those cartoons and I had to look to see that I still have a VHS tape of some of their cartoons. We must be close in age, I'll be 69 this weekend.
63 in a few weeks!
Always fun to see the cool odds'n'ends in your shop. Envious that you have such a cool model build area right where you work at your day job.
What a cool work space Tim.
Cool work space Tim! 😎👍
Way Cool Shop.👍
Awesome tools Tim, they made stuff to last back then!!
Great Space Tim, thanks for sharing all the cool tools and details!
Simply amazing cool stuff ! I'm a native of Florida - Fort Lauderdale. Been a car guy all my life. From models to those shifter handles you have a serious gift of painting with an airbrush !👍
Oh kool! Not too far away!
Sweet set up, love all that art work! 🤙🏼
Oh my gosh this is an awesome space!!! really looking forward to part 2
Great stuff you have there, brings back some good memories, I feel bad for people that didn’t grow up in our time, thanks for sharing
Cool video, Tim. Thanks for sharing!@
Holy crap, I went to the Pearl in Winter Park back then my friend!
No way!!! I think we closed that store in about 85' or 86' maybe? That was the old "ice cream store" look with rotating bar stools at counters. That white display cabinet I have the diecast stuff in is from there too!!!! LOL!! I managed the store in Altamonte Springs until early 87'. Pearle was a good company back then.
Too Kool Tim ! I was surfing KZread when your " tour" video appeared. If I lived in your area I would definitely utilize your services as an optometrist ! Though I'd probably always want to tour your collection housed at your business during my appointment ! 😂 TONS of Kool stuff ! That " Uncertain T'rantula " design of yours is Kool ! If you still have the built model , maybe you can please highlight that in one of your upcoming videos ? If you keep building those large scale kits you'll need to open another office for display space ! 😊 Thanks again for sharing your common passions & your collections with us !
Oh yeh I still have the Uncertain T'rantula. That thing got a lot of attention in it's day. I'll post it up with some other one-offs I've done in the future! Thanks for tuning in!
@@Ratdaddy2023 Thanks for the reply Tim ! Looking forward to seeing it in a future video ! In my thinking Showrods never lose their Kool factor ! Regular kits get kit bashed so why not Showrods also ! Have a good Day !
really cool shop tour, tons of wild cool stuff and nifty tools as well, that quad hands seems like a great tool to have handy, i have 3 of the 3rd hand styles, but that one would be a great helper, super cool seeing the older cartons cover arts and stuff too, and well done on the uncertain T rantula contest win
Thank you for the shout out, Tim. You do some amazing work.🤩👍 I enjoy the community. 👍👍✌
Cool stuff bud thanks for sharing
I love to see your videos, I'm always checking out the stuff in the background.
Cool retro tools, Tim. Thanks for the shot out. I didn't comment on that one yet. I can't comment on TV. Awesome shop.
Great update Tim. Love the stuff from Billy Lane, Ron
I've always liked Billys bikes, they are raw, rideable, and artistic in the off-the-wall fashion I enjoy. Good mix of fat tires with old school parts. His KZread channel is very informative, lot of history. His shop was in Melbourne, just an hour South of me. He and his friends used to ride past my shop all the time back in the day during bike weeks in Daytona. A friend of mine took a photo of him thats been hanging on my shop wall for over 20 years.
Loving figure for hydroplane 🤘on
Thanks! That build will be progressing soon, I'll have it in an update!
Charger is looking great, engine looks good, can’t wait for the finish!
Tim, you continue to broaden my vision of model building with your use of color and scale! Great work! Nice shout outs! That's a great group of channels. 😎👍
Well thanks man, thats very nice to hear.
Cool stuff 🚀
Man, love your paint work Tim!! I like the different direction you are taking on the old 1/16 scale General Lee kit. great shout outs too! WOW, Billy Lane takes me back to the TV show on Discovery channel! =) Quick question, have you done a shop tour video? i see a lot of cool stuff in your build space. ;)
Well, my "studios" are spread between two locations, and multiple spaces at home! (I'm a mess...) I have my small work area which is in my walk-in closet at home, which is going to relocate out to the front of our bedroom in a few months I think. I have a complete work shop in my garage where I paint and fabricate stuff. I also have a complete setup in my lab at my office, mostly small sanding/grinding/drilling tools etc; In my downtime from my optical work I can work on some model stuff. My lab is full of memorabelia from the 60's-70's when I grew up. I figure I spend half my life there, might as well be surrounded by things I like! I'm going to be making some changes there soon as well. Maybe I'll do a walk video one day, but it's not too exciting....LOL.
Awesome bro
I built one of those large scale Chargers years ago. Someone must have given it to me because it's not really a kit I would buy. I made it into a cop / Trooper car - had to use a lightbar meant for an RC toy. Painted it all black. It came out good but yeah - it's not the best model kit in any way or fashion LOL. I always like your workspace - it makes for a great background when doing a video 👍
Thanks for the shoutout Tim.👍
Nice shout outs all good channels. The Charger is looking awesome.
Awesome!
Thank you!
Well you got my sub,,, Looking forward to this build and checking out your past work
Thank you! Welcome aboard!!!
That’s a perfect car for pulling the boat. Period correct!
I wish when the rereleased the boat it came with the electric motor. I built mine in 1968. Long gone