Thought that were neat to find them. Also found a large scale B52 model, I think I have all the pieces, he had it hanging from the ceiling and over time it crash landed on the floor. I might put it back together one day.
Those are really cool! Real barn finds lol. Guys work really hard to achieve that weathered dusty look, yours are all natural. You just need to build the barn.
Awesome unique video . Get a clear case and line those dirty barnfinds in a row. Leave them dirty it can't be replicated. Old thunderbird race car at the end is awesome. Clear coat turning yellow adds character
LOL, Now guys will work for hours on end to make models look just like that for dioramas! Ole junkyard, barn finds etc. Those are ready to go to the show! Nice find!
Great kits your dad had. I especially like what looks like the revell 30 Ford Woody. A real challenge to build. Hopefully you can soak them in some water to loosen up the heavy dust. You build some nice kits as well.
that, was, an, awesoe. up-date. I, enjoyed, you, haveing, some, of, your, dad's, build. that, is, some-thing, that, is, priceless. my, son, chopper, will, get, my, builds, pass, it, on, thanks, for, sharing, that. take-care, an, have, a great. day. mike.
Thanks Jeff, that's funny you parted them out.. I had these sitting in a tote for years after cleaning out my parents house that had set empty for a time. The dust is so thick on these I have to leave them out in the garage, makes my allergies go nuts lol.. Have a good one Jeff!
I use my wife’s old foundation brushes for dusting off my plane models. They’re really gentle. I was thinking that you could leave the old cars dusty, and make a “barn find” diorama 🤔
Thanks Steven! Been using a small swiffer brush, its ok.. the foundation brush would have more control. Just going to shelf them for now.. Thinking there just going to stay dusty...
Man those are cool old kits especially the old cars, I've collected a lot of those over the years. Some I clean and some I don't....those I wouldn't but that's just me. When I do clean I use a real soft paint brush like they use for oil paintings and run the model under a very lite stream of warm water and brush gently then wipe down what you can get to without knocking off then let the rest air dry. It's really cool you have some of your dad's old builds. Enjoy them and let me know how the cleaning goes.
Myself I'd clean em. Just because of them being your dads. Dollar store artists brushes used dry first. Take the heavy stuff off and see where you want to go from there. Lotta times if you follow up with a damp brush- just water- you can get a lot more too. Alternate between damp n dry brushes.
I spray Red Thunder brand degreaser similar to Mean Green on the model. Then dunk in a bucket of soapy water then in a bucket of just water. Cleans them without having to wipe down
Excellent to find these again. They would look perfect in a diorama, just how they are, they really have the look of barn finds.
Thought that were neat to find them. Also found a large scale B52 model, I think I have all the pieces, he had it hanging from the ceiling and over time it crash landed on the floor. I might put it back together one day.
Dude there's no way I would clean those things.. Build a display of a junkyard or something like that. Those things are just cool.
That might be the best idea! there are pretty dirty.
Those are really cool! Real barn finds lol. Guys work really hard to achieve that weathered dusty look, yours are all natural. You just need to build the barn.
Funny you said that, because I thought about building a barn loft with some straw bales with the car in the middle.
@@kregskorner8851 I just subbed to your channel, I just came across it tonight. The Hobby room you built is pretty cool.
Awesome unique video . Get a clear case and line those dirty barnfinds in a row. Leave them dirty it can't be replicated. Old thunderbird race car at the end is awesome. Clear coat turning yellow adds character
Thinking about finding a small corner cabinet to display. Thanks
Yes, I agree looking at getting some type of corner cabinet for displaying.
And the most important part is they were your dads. They will be so awesome in there display. And you just seeing them all the time will be cool
LOL, Now guys will work for hours on end to make models look just like that for dioramas! Ole junkyard, barn finds etc. Those are ready to go to the show! Nice find!
Right! for now I'm just going to leave them until I can build a shelf.. At least I wont have to worry about dusting them lol
Great kits your dad had. I especially like what looks like the revell 30 Ford Woody. A real challenge to build. Hopefully you can soak them in some water to loosen up the heavy dust. You build some nice kits as well.
Thanks, I think I'm just going to leave them and build a shelf for them as is, I don't want to damage them.
that, was, an, awesoe. up-date. I, enjoyed, you, haveing, some, of, your, dad's, build. that, is, some-thing, that, is, priceless. my, son, chopper, will, get, my, builds, pass, it, on, thanks, for, sharing, that. take-care, an, have, a great. day. mike.
Thanks Mike appreciate it. I'm going to build a display this summer for them..
awesome video sir very cool old kits
Glad you like them!
That's cool! I remember my Dad used to build, I just don't know what happened to them. I'm sure he gave them to me and I used them as parts.
Thanks Jeff, that's funny you parted them out.. I had these sitting in a tote for years after cleaning out my parents house that had set empty for a time. The dust is so thick on these I have to leave them out in the garage, makes my allergies go nuts lol.. Have a good one Jeff!
Very cool models that your dad built and they will be awesome after you get them cleaned up and I just subscribed to your channel!
Thanks for the sub, I'm a fan, been following you for some time, great work.
@@kregskorner8851 thank you very much brother and sometimes it takes me awhile to find channels! Lol
Very cool to have those!!
Thanks, love your video's.
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Awsome finds something beloning to ur Dad thats awsome i just found ur channel i subbed to u👍 enjoy buddy they bring back good memories for u
Patriciate the sub, Thank You! I'm going to build a cabinet for them this summer to display and leave the dirt on..
That's very cool that you found some of your dads old model kits. Youo have build some nice kits as well. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks appreciate it, hoping to get some new kits together here this weekend.
Cool video. I was wondering if you ever got them cleaned and if so what did you use? Love the turntable. Have a great weekend!!
I use my wife’s old foundation brushes for dusting off my plane models. They’re really gentle. I was thinking that you could leave the old cars dusty, and make a “barn find” diorama 🤔
The dust is perfect for a barn find
Thanks Steven! Been using a small swiffer brush, its ok.. the foundation brush would have more control. Just going to shelf them for now.. Thinking there just going to stay dusty...
Nice I wouldn’t clean display. The as barn finds in maybe different dioramas
Thanks, looking to use some of my model railroad skills and build a barn to house them
Very cool the old Ford would make a good diarama
Thanks! Thinking if building a old barn or something to display them..
Cool thanks for sharing man
Thanks! Was a cool find sitting in a box..
Man those are cool old kits especially the old cars, I've collected a lot of those over the years. Some I clean and some I don't....those I wouldn't but that's just me. When I do clean I use a real soft paint brush like they use for oil paintings and run the model under a very lite stream of warm water and brush gently then wipe down what you can get to without knocking off then let the rest air dry. It's really cool you have some of your dad's old builds. Enjoy them and let me know how the cleaning goes.
thank for the input, I agree thinking of leaving them as they are and displaying them.
Myself I'd clean em. Just because of them being your dads. Dollar store artists brushes used dry first. Take the heavy stuff off and see where you want to go from there. Lotta times if you follow up with a damp brush- just water- you can get a lot more too. Alternate between damp n dry brushes.
That is so very cool!!!
Thanks! Remembered having a box of them in the garage....
Very cool. I think I'd leave some of them as is.
Thanks! I'm going to leave them in the dust....
That’s so cool, it’s like finding old barn finds!! I also agree, that Ford truck isn’t a very good kit. I had the same problem on the bed with mine.
For sure on that Ford Truck I also built one for my brother, still 2nd time around not cool...
I spray Red Thunder brand degreaser similar to Mean Green on the model. Then dunk in a bucket of soapy water then in a bucket of just water. Cleans them without having to wipe down
Really..... never heard of that, that's good info I will try that on a few! Thanks for the tip.. I appreciate it.
@@kregskorner8851 No problem. Really cool models your dad had
Monogram did a woody in the 60s-70s.
I might have to try to find one and do a build on.
Clean with q-tips?
I think I'm going to leave them the antique look for now lol
Do not clean them the dusty patina cannot be replicated build some small barn find dioramas etc and display them as is they are totally awesome.
Thanks Andy! For sure They will stay in there dust form, in time I will build a barn and place them.. Thanks for watching!