Brilliant teamwork there Thomas and Gregory! A great way to get youngsters involved, look forward to see him progress! Good result with the kit too! ( i bet it will get played with, my bets by Thomas😂😂)
Cheers Paul - he and his brother have been really interested in my model building over the last year or so - it's great to pass on the hobby. Haha. He's happy with it on the shelf at the moment at least!
Such a good job on building and narration, Gregory! So nice to meet you. Reminds me of when I was his age and we would sit down and have a family build! A future modeler for sure. 🚗 Thanks for sharing!
Cheers Richard. He's been in about 3 or 4 of my videos now, building easy click type kits with me. I'm looking forward to when he can build kits independently.
Thanks a lot! I've seen those Bburago sets for sale - maybe I should get him one. I think 1/25 is more popular in the US - of the easy click Revell kits I've made, 3 were 1/25 - all American cars too.
@@BOABModels today Bburago looks like more of a toy. I enjoyed building (30 mins) of that Ferrari because it had (more or less) detailed engine and chassis. But wholes between doors and body were rather big. For the 80s (where that kit comes) I think it was a desirable item though.
Awesome build and I love to see the kids into building models!
Cheers Shawn - totally. Building stuff is his favourite thing to do.
@@BOABModels that's what I want to hear!!
Gregory did a good job... it's a nicely detailed kit and with a little bit of work it looks pretty good..! well done.. :-)
Thank you Franky - we were pretty pleased with how it turned out too.
Nice video!
Cheers Tim 👍
Nice work Gregory! Display it proudly.
Thomas, I built this with my kid as well, great time and memory. Keep up the good work.
Cheers Scott. Yeah, we had a lot of fun with it this weekend. I'll have to get another for us to build now
@@BOABModels we also built the Revell Ford GT and Chevrolet Camaro kits, both very good builds for the youngsters.
Oh yeah I have the GT kit to make with him some time. I also have the Porsche tractor but I don't think that's easy - over 70 parts...
Way to get the young one interested in the hobby! Great team work!
Thank you Gus. I've got a couple more easy click kits to make with him in the stash.
Looks very nice!
Cheers Robert.
Brilliant teamwork there Thomas and Gregory! A great way to get youngsters involved, look forward to see him progress! Good result with the kit too! ( i bet it will get played with, my bets by Thomas😂😂)
Cheers Paul - he and his brother have been really interested in my model building over the last year or so - it's great to pass on the hobby. Haha. He's happy with it on the shelf at the moment at least!
Looks and sounds like you all had a Great time putting the Ford together. Looks Great!!!
Cheers Mike! I think I'd like another truck now actually 😅
Great teamwork! Enjoyed that, nice activity and a fab result👏👏👏
Thank you very much! I think Greg is looking forward to making harder kits in the future .
Such a good job on building and narration, Gregory! So nice to meet you. Reminds me of when I was his age and we would sit down and have a family build! A future modeler for sure. 🚗 Thanks for sharing!
Cheers Richard. He's been in about 3 or 4 of my videos now, building easy click type kits with me. I'm looking forward to when he can build kits independently.
@@BOABModels sorry I missed those. I didn’t discover you till your Jaguar E-type video. Looking forward to more!
Haha don't worry about it - I forget how long I've been doing this for! I think the last one Greg built with me was the Corvette also by Revell.
@@BOABModels glad he shares your interests! 🚘
Amazing teamwork! This "easy click" reminds me old Bburago kits (I had 250 Testa Rossa). PS I will never understand 25 scale)
Thanks a lot! I've seen those Bburago sets for sale - maybe I should get him one.
I think 1/25 is more popular in the US - of the easy click Revell kits I've made, 3 were 1/25 - all American cars too.
@@BOABModels today Bburago looks like more of a toy. I enjoyed building (30 mins) of that Ferrari because it had (more or less) detailed engine and chassis. But wholes between doors and body were rather big. For the 80s (where that kit comes) I think it was a desirable item though.
@@PseudoNo sounds interesting - it is still possible to find these old kits sometimes.
Hi, can you tell me how is long wheel base ( mm )? Axle to axle? I want use body for my next project rc car 1/24 :)
Thanks!
Hi, sorry for the late reply. Axle to axle it's 13.6cm
I hope that's helpful!
@@BOABModels No probelm! Thanks for reply :)
You're welcome!
@@BOABModels new sub from Italy! Great work mate, i like your channel!! :)