as i was watching you glue the body on i was thinking how cool a small magnet would have been so it could have been removable and you could have put a battery in there and run a light or two… great vid! thanks!
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If I saw 57 Chevy like that in real life and had $ I would buy it and restore it. There actually is someone near Sonora, Ca that has a 56 Chevy Nomad rusting outside of his house. Bill from Ca.
Very clever. I love the details. It's a massive amount of work just to make the bonnet popped which is subtle but makes all the difference! Brilliant job buddy. New subscription from me!
aw, poor chevy. all we need now is the guys from What The Rust? trying to make the motor run again. :) nice casting of the shed floor. you could make a model kit out of it, maybe. cast the bottoms and the walls in resin and add a few balsa beams for further decoration. "Hmm, this shed looks familiar." "Look, do you wanna buy that junk or not?" ;)
Man The things you do to your cars! I imagine some cringe But I LOVE it, it inspires me to take out some of mine from my collection and do that! I mean after 25 years they might look this way anyway RIGHT!? This is not crafts This is ART WORK! Where do you get the cars?
I think it was some plastic from packaging.. Some toys have the clear sheet in a display box. I’m always hanging on to little bits of trash that come in handy.
@@VicsModShop I think I been inspired been about 8 to 10 years since I touched a plastic model car.. this will be fun because 1 64 got way more options
Oh wow, this is amazing, thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you!
If you watch it backwards it's like a car restoration video ;) (Seriously though: great job!)
😂 thank you!
Espectacular!!!
🙏😁thank you!
Another awesome build .
Mike .
Thank you!
So real. 😊
😊thank you!!
👍👍👍👍 good job
😊😊Thank you!
Beautiful! The windows partially rolled down is a great touch.
Thank you! Glad you like it!😁
🏆 I LOVE IT 👍 GREAT WORK OF ART 🏆
Thanks so much!!
So glad i found your channel. So many ideas so little time
I'm glad you found it too!! Thanks!!
as i was watching you glue the body on i was thinking how cool a small magnet would have been so it could have been removable and you could have put a battery in there and run a light or two… great vid! thanks!
Thanks! Much appreciated!
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Awesome!!!
Thank you!
Looks incredible!!! You made it so realistic!!! Love it! 😊😊😊
Thank you so much 😀
@@VicsModShop you are welcome 🤗
Very nice
Thank you 😊
Nice!
Thanks!!
If I saw 57 Chevy like that in real life and had $ I would buy it and restore it. There actually is someone near Sonora, Ca that has a 56 Chevy Nomad rusting outside of his house. Bill from Ca.
A 56 Nomad. One of my favorites.
@@VicsModShop My first car that I learned to drive was my dad's 55 Nomad. Bill
Very clever. I love the details. It's a massive amount of work just to make the bonnet popped which is subtle but makes all the difference! Brilliant job buddy. New subscription from me!
I appreciate that. Thank you!
First vid of yours I've seen - Instantly subbed.
Awesome! Thanks so much!
Hi, just subscribed the best thing I've seen in ages thanks for sharing 👍👍👍
Awesome! Thanks so much!
Your exceptional detailing makes it look like a much larger scale!
I appreciate that. Thank you!
All about the details. Great job.
Thanks! Much appreciated.😊
der Wahnsinn, geniale Arbeit, Top 👍👍👍😎✌
aw, poor chevy. all we need now is the guys from What The Rust? trying to make the motor run again. :)
nice casting of the shed floor. you could make a model kit out of it, maybe. cast the bottoms and the walls in resin and add a few balsa beams for further decoration.
"Hmm, this shed looks familiar."
"Look, do you wanna buy that junk or not?"
;)
Thanks! I’ve made several of these partial sheds. Was really getting tired of that floor! 😂
wow
Wow, it's amazing what people can draw and detail. Great job and keep up the work because this was amazing!
Thanks so much!!
Another great build❤
Thank you!! 😊
Outstanding! Excellent work on the diorama and great video! I like the soundtrack!
Welcome to the channel! Glad you like it!😊
Fantastic!,
Thanks!!
Looks incredible. Such talent and skill 👍👍
Thank you so much 😀
Beautiful work!
Thank you😊
beautiful, thank you
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Love you work! 👍
😊😊 Glad you do! Thank you!
Cool diorama.
Thanks!
Great work!! 😊
😊Thank you!
Happy to have stumbled upon this video. Subscribed!
Thank you! Much appreciated 😊
Very cool build
Thanks much!!
Just subscribed great work n video congrats your about to 200k
Thanks so much!!
Beautiful work man 😍
Thank you!!
I seen on you're short video... Man you are so talented for custom rust vintage ... Greeting from Indonesia 🇮🇩
Hello and thank you! 😊
More please...
Thank you. I’m working on it!😊
Круто получилось.👍
Much appreciated.
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Hola tu trabajo quedo genial, te saluda Benjamín desde Uruguay
Thank you and welcome to the channel!
That's badass 🍺💣💀.. hey from northern Illinois... is that Christina 👹🪦
Thanks!! Not Christine, but pretty close eh? I think Christine was a Plymouth..
Outstanding work,lovely piece of desk art, what material did u use for the tarp?
Thanks! That was a piece of cheap paper towel. Like the kind you find at the gas station pumps. Saturated with matte mod lodge and water.
Fine art! Where you can cars awhile back?
Thanks! What’s the question?
Man The things you do to your cars! I imagine some cringe But I LOVE it, it inspires me to take out some of mine from my collection and do that! I mean after 25 years they might look this way anyway RIGHT!? This is not crafts This is ART WORK! Where do you get the cars?
Many of the cars I work with are M2 Machines, simply because they often have opening doors or hoods etc. Thanks for the kind words!!
Can you make a video of now restoring it?
Just watch the video in reverse.
I enjoyed a lot watching the process. Congrats!!! One question…what material did you use for the clothes?
I use paper towels wetted with ModPodge and water. I use the cheap kind of paper towels like you'd find in a public restroom. lol Thanks!!
@@VicsModShop thanks for sharing this 🙏🏻
What do you use for the tarp, and the fabric for the weathered interior of the seats? Love your style! Very artistic!
Thank you! I use cheap-o napkins or paper towels wetted with modpodge and water.
That's amazing!! Love your videos, and I'm a subscriber! Thanks for the info.
What is it that you use to tarp the car ?....nice video
Thank you. That’s just a piece of cheap paper towel.
awesome work!!! what did you use for the tarp
That was a paper towel. Like the cheap kind you get by the gas pumps. 😄 Thanks!
lol @@VicsModShop
Vic, what did you use to make the driver side rear window? Thanks.
I think it was some plastic from packaging.. Some toys have the clear sheet in a display box. I’m always hanging on to little bits of trash that come in handy.
Hi there can you do one of CHRISTINE when she is sitting in the old man’s yard?
That'd be a cool one for sure. Maybe one of these days I will. Thanks!
what did you use for the seats and inside on the roof?
That's ModPodge, a little water.. And cheap paper towels. Super easy!
What scale i used to do this with 1 25th scale
This is 1/64
@@VicsModShop I think I been inspired been about 8 to 10 years since I touched a plastic model car.. this will be fun because 1 64 got way more options
A suggestion I would enjoy seeing is an old NASCAR car, like something they raced in the 50s or 60s.
Yeah that’d be a good one for sure.
what you got for cover up the chevy ?
That’s a piece of paper towel wetted with water and modpodge
thanks a lot@@VicsModShop
Are you sure that qualifies as a barn?😉
It qualifies as the remains of a barn.