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Sorry can't help you there. The templates are all used to stick the matchsticks to so consequently there are no templates left at the end of the build and I don't keep the instructions when I've finished the kit, not that they would help you a great deal, they are somewhat lacking in quality. Although I have built this kit I must point out this is not my build, this is the work of Jimmy Morris. Best wishes Vic.

Hi Brett….the basic plans are available but all the extra and add on are not. This is down to the individual.

@@user-ib9nd4xj5o where to get basic plans and card stock diagram download to print for match stick car

Thank you

Thank you Cole for your kind words…It takes one to know one 👍

Thank you for your kind words. Best wishes Vic.

I purchased them from Amazon and the scale size is G

Sorry I can't help you with that one. I can only say I don't think your kit is the same as the one I built because Hobbies kits always have English instructions. Best wishes Vic.

I don't have any plans for this model, or the steam roller they were built from kits which had cardboard templates which you stuck the matchsticks to. Best wishes Vic.

Did you have the picks of templates plans to download

So I can print my own templates

@@bretteballantine2596 sorry no I don't. Why not buy the kit it's freely available on the net and it's not that expensive? Best wishes Vic.

Hi Andrew the card I use on all my models is a 250g/m2 card in a pale beige colour, the colour makes it less obtrusive with the wood. I purchase mine from a local stationer come art supply warehouse but you should be able to find something to suit on Amazon. The circle cutter I use is an Olfa circle cutter, it's a Japanese brand freely available on Amazon. I tried several before I settled on this one and although not cheap it's much better than the cheaper versions. Hope this info is of help to you and best wishes Vic.

@@vicparratt7523 thank you. The cutter is the exact one I've been looking at good to know. Definitely get some card to Thanks again

Your comment puzzles me as I have never built a model of the Titanic, so where did you see the other 9 videos. Are you sure you have the right UA-cam channel. Best wishes Vic.

Hi Andrew pleased you are pleased with the cutter, yes you're right it's a game changer. The thing I like most about it is you can set the stop and cut repeated size accurately. Good luck with the locomotive I shall be interested to see what you do to the wheels. Best wishes Vic.

Hi Andrew glad you found the clamps, you can never have too many clamps. I cut the matches in two ways, firstly I use a scalpel but most of the time I use my Rb Toolz guillotine, it's expensive but I couldn't be without it. There are other less expensive cutters out there but if you want the best its Rb Toolz all the way, I've been using mine for four years and it's never let me down. Best wishes Vic

@@vicparratt7523 thanks again I find craft knifes difficult to use. Top tips I'll order one now

Thank you for subscribing and I'm pleased you liked the model. I've four more kits in the stash so there will be more. Best wishes Vic

Thank you for your kind words and if you need assistance during your build don't hesitate to contact me via UA-cam and I will try and answer any queries. I do read all of my comments. Best wishes Vic

Hi Andrew can I ask you to check the time on the video where you spotted these clamps. I have so many different clamps I'd like to be sure which ones we are talking about. If you can do this I will be better placed to answer your question. Glad you're making progress and hopefully enjoying your build and I look forward to seeing some pics in the future. Best wishes Vic.

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@@andrewbradley2301 Hi Andrew I purchased these clamps 40 years ago at a model railway exhibition in Midhurst. I have just had a quick look on the net and a very similar type is available via eBay. They are made of plastic. Make sure the elastic bands you buy are good quality. Hope this is of some help stay safe and best wishes Vic.

@@vicparratt7523 amazing thank you so much

Hi Andrew at the top of the post that supports the pickup I wrapped at thin strip of card to make it look like a flange. The pickup on the end of the pole is yet again a thin strip of card stuck to the bamboo pole and coated in super glue to harden it. Hope this is of some help to you and best wishes Vic.

@@vicparratt7523 I'll give it a go thanks again Andrew

Thank you for your kind words pleased you liked it. There's more to come I've got four kits in the stash. Best wishes Vic.

Thank you for your kind comment it is much appreciated. Best wishes Vic

Thank you for your kind words and I'm pleased you enjoy my channel. There are four more matchstick kits in the stash now so I shall be continuing to build models and post videos for a while yet. Best wishes Vic.

Hi Andrew I used 1mm brass wire for the chair backs and I sourced it from my local model shop but I would think it's freely available on the internet.Hope this is of some help to you and I hope you are enjoying building this model. Please don't hesitate to contact me if I can be of any further help and thank you for watching my video. Best wishes Vic.

@@vicparratt7523 thanks once again Regards Andrew

Would I be right in saying you used a thicker wire for the wheel axles n poles

@@andrewbradley2301 Hi Andrew Wheel axles were made from 3mm brass rod Electric pick up pole was made from 3.5mm bamboo skewers Passenger entrance poles were made from 3.5mm bamboo skewers Hope this information is of some help and I hope to see the finished tram sometime. Best wishes Vic.

Hi Andrew thank you for your kind comment and I'm very pleased the video helped you. Best wishes Vic.

Thank you James I had some real fun making all those working seat backs on the upper level. I eagerly await your build when it's completed I just love your extras. Best wishes Vic.

If my memory serves me correctly the dimensions and how to build the sail are in the written instructions there are no templates for the sail. Use the box art as a guide. Best wishes Vic.

I soak them in water in a small jar for 24 hours and then I use the centre from a roll of masking tape to form them around. Best wishes Vic.

Sorry about that most of my builds show more detail but I did have the problem of lost and corrupted files. Best wishes Vic

Hi Philip thank you for your kind words and it's nice to know that the video inspired you to finish your model. Shame about the missing templates but scratch building with matchsticks is easier than with plastic. Hope the build goes well. Best wishes Vic.

Hi Jimmy I'm pleased that you're finding the video of some help with your build of this model. Yes I'm afraid instructions are a big let down in matchstick model kits, that and templates that are sometimes the wrong size and shape. The one most important thing to remember with these kits is keep the box art it's often your only reference as to where to place parts. Having said all this they are incredible value for money, 3 months or even more of entertainment for about £15 to £20 ain't bad value.I would be very pleased to see your pictures of your progress just email them to me at vrparratt@gmail.com Good luck with the rest of your build. Best wishes Vic.

Hi Trevor can't say for sure it was a Christmas present from the family but knowing them it probably came from Amazon. Best wishes Vic

@@vicparratt7523 thanks Vic, I’ll have a look.

Oh venturing into my territory eh? The Wood Trick kits have much better instructions than the Rokr brand.

Yes, I'd noticed that!! ROKR are very small on the page, Yours looked lovely and clear.@@vicparratt7523

Hi Jason thank you for watching it and your words of encouragement. Best wishes Vic

Thanks Jamie glad you enjoyed it and thanks for checking out my channel. Best wishes Vic

Thank you for those kind words and I'm pleased you like it. Best wishes Vic.

Hi there, thank you for your kind words and I'm pleased that you liked the video and I hope it will be of help to you in building this kit. Can I say please make sure you keep the box art you may need it to identify where some parts are placed. Good luck with your new hobby and best wishes Vic. PS if I can be of help please leave a comment on the Ledge Caravan video and I will do my best to help you. I do read all of my comments.

Thank you Vic will do 😊

Thank you it wasn't the easiest of builds but once I got past the main hull it was reasonably straight forward. Best wishes Vic