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The hood scoop seems huge

Thx for sharing videos now i can buy it💯

The car looks awesome, great build

Hi Brandon, can you what kind of paint you use on the convertible top and where can I get it I would deeply appreciate it chris

That’s an awesome build Brandon would you be interested in selling that chris

Would you be interested in selling it

Great build of an unusual subject. Tough to get specific details to replicate the real car. Grandpas are special people. Thanks for sharing

Building a project with special meaning is always gratifying. You did a great job with the '56, it looks awesome. I found your channel from BG's shout-out. New subscriber here!!

Really nice and clean build, love the accurate details!

Does the head move?

When I was at this race my dad seen the red Camaro reck😮

Super killer build. Dig all your scratch building!

Looking really good. Thanks for sharing

I just came back into the hobby, and also live in Colorado. Looking forward to watching your videos to hopefully help me moving forward. Been years since I've built anything. Take care, hope to be watching more from you in the future.

Beautiful build.

Absolutely OUTSTANDING bro!! You done him proud buddy!

I watch alot of model car videos but have never built a model car I'm pushing 50 years old I restored a couple full size f250 and 350 ford idi diesel pickup trucks. 1 time at Kmart years ago I seen a model car on the shelf and mom bought it for me when I opened the box at home I was so disappointed the white pieces of plastic looked nothing like the pictures on the box. It's amazing to me you fella's work with so small of parts making these models look so good.

David R Lentz, USA I am looking for build and super-detail videos, toward learning techniques to improve my car builds. I am new to your channel, and though we have different tastes in vehicles, kits., etc., I thought I experientially might profit from your greater expertise. I prefer to build factory stock, showroom new, original parts and paint colour scheme. I chiefly like the later Ford Model T series from round 1920 on, of 1:25th-scale kits from AMT, Revell (and possibly others); the Tall T, roadster, coupe, sedan, turtleback, pickup truck, sedan delivery, and others. I wish to present the lot of them in a streetscape diorama dramatising the usual traffic flow down a fairly busy avenue of a town or a small city in central Ohio roughly a century past. I also will include some models of other automobiles (if I recall, I saw in a RUclips video a 1925 Chevy sedan or coupe). I also will include a few newer ICM kits of the Ford Model T series a decade or more older; these will show modest signs of greater wear and hard use-nothing too heavy, of course-necessitating an appreciably different effort to reproduce the finishes necessary for that effect. The next difficulty will be to assemble, paint, weather, position, etc., all the buildings, the figurines of people, the trees, the telegraph/telephone poles, etc. As part of the background, I would like to find a 1:25th-scale kit (actually, several) of the de Havilland DH-4 military biplane, which in the 1920s (along with the DH-4B) served the U.S Postal Service as a mail carrier. For that matter, I also would like 1:25th-scale kits of the early combat aircraft of the Great War of 1914-1918, especially for their civilian uses shortly thereafter. A number of these, repainted in bright colours, I understand their pilots had used in aerial acrobatics in public shows (“barnstorming”) across the USA and western Europe. These likely would require the newer ICM kits of the Ford Model T’s I mentioned above. Some of these war surplus planes are 1) the SPAD XIII pursuit aeroplane, 2) the Nieuport 28 fighter, 3) the Sopwith Camel pursuit, 4) Royal Aircraft Factory S.E.5/5A scout-fighter, 5) the Albatros Flugzeugwerke Albatros D.I pursuit (the last [of the company’s] fighter to see operational service with the Luftstreitkräfte [Imperial German Air Service] during the First World War); 6) the Fokker D-1 and 7) DR-VII fighters. These (and likely others), repainted in bright colours, their pilots had flown aerial acrobatics in public shows (“barnstorming”) across the USA and western Europe. And whilst I am thinking on it, perhaps 1:25th-scale kits of the a Boeing B-747-8 Transport, and the Lockheed C-5M Galaxy USAF Heavy Airlift Transport. These of necessity will have to wait till I have a bigger place, though . . . .

Nice build

Nice build!!

Amazing job ! You really went all out on the detail you put into it It's sure to make them jealous at the show Thanks for sharing👍👍

Very nice new subscriber here!

That model Rocks! 🎸 Nice work, your Grandpa will be thrilled.

Very nice build!

Hello my brother. I love how the car came out. I'm sure your grandfather will love it. I am deeply impressed by the work you did on the engine, That is easily my most favorite engine don't of yours!

Nice werk!

Nice work, Nick.

Very nice! I'm sure your grand father will love it.

That is a Sharp model and your Granddad's Long Roof is Sweet. Both are Super Cool!!!

Fantastic build for your Grand dad, Have a great time. Ron

What a great looking build. I'm really looking forward to your finished product. Just subbed based upon the first 2 videos of this build.

Great progress

Nice progress update

Looking good, nice update vid

Great progress so far, love your tuck and roll technique👍

Very nice work so far. You have a great plan for this one. Those plastic containers are great for sorting parts. Thanks for sharing.

Nice prep work for the build. Good game plan for this one. Thanks for sharing.

Looks like a fun build. Happy Modeling ~ Cory

Nice! That should be a fun build.

Sweet looking rides!

Very cool looking automobiles

Nice rides!! Thanks for sharing!! 😎👍

2024 ?? when and where?

Thanks for sharing Brandon ❤😊

Nice looking builds on the tables thank you for sharing.

Looks like a good time.

Cool Show 👍

Nice video. Thanks for sharing.

Cool stuff. Thanks for the tour.

Lot's of cool venders stuff. Ron