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No sign of smoke, YET.

Great❤

Liked.

la peinture n est pas propre

This is the Glasgow Subway logo but only with emojis on an 8x8 grid: ⬜⬜🟧🟧🟧🟧⬜⬜ ⬜🟧⬛⬛⬛⬛🟧⬜ 🟧⬛⬜⬜⬜⬜⬛🟧 🟧⬛⬜🟧🟧⬜⬛🟧 🟧⬛⬜🟧🟧⬜⬛🟧 🟧⬛⬜⬜⬜⬜⬛🟧 ⬜🟧⬛⬛⬛⬛🟧⬜ ⬜⬜🟧🟧🟧🟧⬜⬜ (This took me very long to make pls heart my comment)

Very nice, do they feel small inside!?

Nice work so far. It is interesting to see the differences with the European trucks. Thanks for sharing.

Looking great matey..I don't mind the truck builds 👍 .. looking forward to the next stage.. cheers

Have a great build. 🚚

The build is looking good my friend, I wish I had the roo to build some of these big truck kits, looking forward to the next update soon,best regards from a Kiwi living in Australia, Les

Thanks for sharing this great video, I really emjoyed seeingbthese old buses taking people for a ride, I was lucky enough to haveca ride on a double decker while in London some years ago, it was one of the highlights of the trip, best regards from a Kiwi living in Australia, Les

Good evening my friend, thst truck looks absolutely fantastic, all it needs niw is a good dose of weathering, and thst will be the fun part, best regards from a Kiwi living in Australia, Les

Good evening my friend, this is going to be a beast in 35th scale, congratulations on the great effort, and that is the thing with this hobby, life does tend to get in the way, looking forward to the next update soon, best regards from a Kiwi living in Australia, Les

David R Lentz, Columbus, Ohio, USA (Friday, 20 September, 2024) EDITED This 1:72nd-scale kit of the GMC CCKW 353 U.S. Army 2.5-ton 6×6 cargo truck is a far better kit than I had anticipated. Thanks! I would like to place it in a queue with Tamiya’s 1:48th- and 1:35th-scale kits of the hardy lorry as they pass along a winding road through the European (Italian? French?) countryside. Perhaps an earlier Airfix 1:72nd-scale kit of a Battle Of Waterloo Farmhouse (04738) (actually, I would endeavour to incorporate several, scattered over the area) might serve as a backdrop in the middle distance. Years past had I begun a generally similar diorama, albeit all in 1:72nd-scale, combining two of these Farmhouse arrangements, with an assortment of U.S. Army vehicles, including a couple of Willys Overland M-32A U.S. Army ¼-ton 4×4 general purpose light utility trucks (Jeeps), a pair of GMC cargo trucks (I had wanted an entire column of twenty--or more!), an M16 half-track with a Maxton Mount Quad 50-calibre machine-gun, all steadily approaching an outer stone wall . . . .

excelente trabajo, que tipo de pinturas utilizas

te quedo genial, felicitaciones, donde puedo conseguir el kit

wow

That was a fantastic build, it certainly is a beast of a kit to try and photograph, congratulations on a job very well done, best regards from a Kiwi living in Australia, Les

I came here for the clacks and fumes

Cool vid, I just found a Ford kit in my local thrift store for 3 bucks, will try to assemble it soon

Good seeing the tridents still running

Love leyland national buses

How do you decide on the final cut for a video like this?

Beautiful wrapped trains

Great video great buses

Very nice, mate, plenty of action!

Ufos

Perfect history ad the rattle of the %10s.

Two grave stones ! One for Sunak & one for Starmer !!

Whatever they are I tell you they are damn impressive. A proper super special load !

The screen and Pleasant land

The Royal Tiger Doyen at the end still looks modern today.

Good morning sir, nothing better to wake up to than a modelling video of this beast, you have made great progress, it looks great, I look forward to the painting episode/s, best regards from a Kiwi living in Australia, Les

Beatiuful video, greetings 🚂👍

Very nice, great day for it!

Moinsen ihr beiden. Ich wünsche euch noch viel Spaß in Little Britain.

This was exactly the routine of starting up the school buses in Nottingham as late of 2003. Bellamy’s Coaches, Lowes Coaches and Dunn-Line all serving schools. Buses would pile in to the terminus and 5 minutes before leaving at 3.25 the cold starts began. All drivers would be lighting cigarettes, foot to the floor until that blaring air warning died. Typically it would come back on at least once so down again went the foot, drowning out the alarm again.The clag was otherworldly.

These were far better days on the East Coast Mainline

What on earth are those things?

Whats with revving the crap out of the cold diesels ? ... good way to stuff engines

Sounds like LNER #60009 "Union of South Africa"

There really isn't anything better than a leyland national keep up the good work everyone from John and Nora here in kidlington in oxfordshire

Ohh nice. Was this the 5C95 to Preston!?

🙂

7:59

Very nice and sounds great

Can you upload the whole construction?

I've had Italeri chrome parts in Domestos for two days. The chrome is still gleaming.

Yaayyy, Tiger Doyen at the end ❤

Not long started this just got to step 5 thanks for the videos very informative