Just finished watching the final build video. My dad would LOVE what you did. Especially the magazine cover. BTW in the picture with his station wagon leaving the line was a straight 6, 250 truck engine. He used to say anyone can make a V-8 go fast, so that's why I wanted to make the 6 Cylinder go fast. Thank Sir Brent (Arthur)
Thank you so much. You just made my whole month. I love how he used a straight 6 250. That must have screamed coming off the line. Again, thank you so much for choosing me to do this. It was a true honor.
Mark ,that is awesome, beautiful and you did another great build. The Mag on the seat was a cool addition to the build... I love all the lights and the flashers just blow me away... Lol LLAP 🖖
Thank you so much. This one was a really fun build. It took about a month longer than I expected, but that was mostly my fault. LOL I had to do something cool for Stanley, after all he bought this kit in the 60's. It was an honor to build.
Thank you very much. I will for sure take this to the shows. I plan on making a base so I can carry it without touching it. I'll also have one of those oversized remotes to go with it. LOL
If you leave it on the sprue you can. What I do is make it where it will hang so it's not flat, but the edge is facing down. (it will drip) Then put a few paper towels under where it's going to hang. Now you have to do this fast. Cover it in a VERY large amount of quick shine. (if you can dunk it do that) then hang it over the paper towels and cover that with a clean box. Leave that sit for a day or two so it will harden up. Then when it's done handle it as little as posable. I use to do this with model airplanes and Future floor wax with some green food coloring in it all the time. Haven't had to do that since I got back into cars.
Hey Grandpa Mark can you tell me the exact details about this kit. I would love to buy this kit. Where did you buy it? What's the exact name of this kit. Can you please provide me with that information I would very much appreciat this from you Grandpa Mark. 😁
It is a LINDBERG 3in1 CUSTOMIZING "T" motorized kit RED DEMON kit#694m:1298 I have never seen one for sale that has not been opened and started before. They came out in 1964. The one I worked on was gifted to me. I have seen them on Ebay every now and then, but the one's that are all there and not started are always well over 100 dollars US. There is also the Lindberg Big Red Rod Ford T Bucket 1/8 Scale Model Kit #73044 That is more available, but does not have all the choices the Red Demon kit has. I hope this helps you find one. It is a very big kit, but if you take your time it is a very fun kit too.
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Just finished watching the final build video. My dad would LOVE what you did. Especially the magazine cover. BTW in the picture with his station wagon leaving the line was a straight 6, 250 truck engine. He used to say anyone can make a V-8 go fast, so that's why I wanted to make the 6 Cylinder go fast. Thank Sir Brent (Arthur)
Thank you so much. You just made my whole month. I love how he used a straight 6 250. That must have screamed coming off the line. Again, thank you so much for choosing me to do this. It was a true honor.
Mark ,you’ve did it again !!!!! Outstanding, beautiful !! You truly brought the car to life with all the working lights
Thank you very much. With a kit this large I had to do all the lights.
I only have one word................FANTASTIC!!!
Thank you so much. I had a lot of fun with it.
Excellent work, and a very nice model! It's a real labor of love. 😎👍🇺🇸
Thank you very much. I did have so much fun with this. It sure was a labor of love.
Thanks for the shout outs mark. You did a beautiful job on this build.
Thank you very much. I really had a lot of fun.
Wow, another awesome model built by GrandpaMark 😎👍👍
LOL. Thank you very much.
OUTSTANDING WORK Gramps, Well Done Sir. Thanks for Sharing. Oh, I think ya made Stanley smile
Thank you very much. I could feel him with me while I worked.
Fantastic job Mark. The lights are very cool. The magazine on the passenger seat was a awesome touch.
Thank you very much.
Such a cool build. And a great tribute build as well. I am sure his son will have special place to display it. Great video
Thank you very much. He didn't want it back, so I'm going to take it to all the shows I go to.
Awesome job on the old school kit love all the different things that you did and the lighting so cool!!!
Thank you very much. There was so many cool things to this kit. I had so much fun.
Awesome buildup Mark and what a creative and loving tribute to Stanly!👍🏻
Thank you very much. I did the magazine so when I take it to shows everyone will see him.
Amazing job my friend. That was really cool. Thank you and Happy Holidays to you and all our veterans. 👍X100
Thank you so much. You have a great holiday season too. Thanks for watching.
Mark that hotrod looks cool I love it
Thank you very much.
This is so cool Mr. mark., brilliant. Looks excellent. I've enjoyed watching!
Thank you very much.
Awesome job it looks like it can driveway 👍🏿❤️❤️😎
Thank you very much. That's what Teri said too. LOL
Very cool build Mark, the lighting is fantastic. Great idea adding the magazine.
Thank you so much. I had a blast building this, and had to add a tribute to Stanley.
Great looking build, made above and beyond with the lighting! Great job!
Thank you very much. I had a lot of fun doing all the lights.
Amazing build, I just finished watching this whole series. The lighting is great. The magazine was a great final touch.
Thank you very much.
That's just amazing, Mark!!!
Thanks TJ It sure was a heck of a build.
That is Awesome. Very Cool Mark.👍👍
Thank you very much.
Wow, killer build Mark! You really knocked this one outta the park. The graphic on the body reminds me of the Flying Tigers WW2 P40 fighter planes.
Awesome build, Mark. Haven't really commented much, but I've kept up with this since the start.
Thank you very much, it was a challenge, but a lot of fun.
Great job, the water bottle thing was funny I kept looking for it😂
Thank you. My brain shut off for a minute. LOL
Awesome build Mark, it is a awesome car. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you very much.
Awesome build. Love the A-to-Z electronics.
Thank you very much. Since you can see it all I wanted to make sure it was wired right.
Mark ,that is awesome, beautiful and you did another great build. The Mag on the seat was a cool addition to the build... I love all the lights and the flashers just blow me away... Lol
LLAP 🖖
Thank you so much. This one was a really fun build. It took about a month longer than I expected, but that was mostly my fault. LOL I had to do something cool for Stanley, after all he bought this kit in the 60's. It was an honor to build.
@@grandpamarkshobbies I 'm sure it was! Hope you saved the Chrome Globe for a conversation piece... 🖖
LOL. I didn't. I wish I did.
@@grandpamarkshobbies 😥
If I ever get another one of these big kits I will keep it. LOL Just to see what happens in the jar.
Turned out very nice, like the lighting👍
Thank you very much.
Beeeautiful!.....😎👍
Thank you very much.
Looks great Mark.
I have the Big Red Rod 1/8 scale by Lindbergh.
Have a great day 😀
Thank you very much. I've seen those. I may have to start shopping for one so I can set up a big scale race. LOL
The best hot rod 🔥
Thank you very much.
Fantastic! Tremendous job on the lighting! I hope that you can find a way for others to see it in person.
Thank you very much. I will for sure take this to the shows. I plan on making a base so I can carry it without touching it. I'll also have one of those oversized remotes to go with it. LOL
Great build. LOve the magazine
Thank you so much. That magazine was so fun to do.
Super cool 😎
Thank you very much.
Very nice build, looks great, good job!!
Thank you very much.
Nice build 😎😁
Thank you so much.
@grandpamarkshobbies your welcome 😁
Awesome work. Got ya subbed.
Thank you so much.
Love the car! But on the magazine, shouldn't it be "Running"?? It's freaking awesome either way.
Thank you very much. Yes. I didn't see that until I posted the video.
Hey i just noticed your shifter handle. It's a skull. Where did you buy that at? That's cool. 🤘😎💯🥃
Thank you very much, that came with the kit. I just drilled it out and added the LED.
Caniuse quick shine on model windshields? Thanks I use you as a mentor
If you leave it on the sprue you can. What I do is make it where it will hang so it's not flat, but the edge is facing down. (it will drip) Then put a few paper towels under where it's going to hang. Now you have to do this fast. Cover it in a VERY large amount of quick shine. (if you can dunk it do that) then hang it over the paper towels and cover that with a clean box. Leave that sit for a day or two so it will harden up. Then when it's done handle it as little as posable. I use to do this with model airplanes and Future floor wax with some green food coloring in it all the time. Haven't had to do that since I got back into cars.
Hey Grandpa Mark can you tell me the exact details about this kit. I would love to buy this kit. Where did you buy it? What's the exact name of this kit. Can you please provide me with that information I would very much appreciat this from you Grandpa Mark. 😁
It is a LINDBERG 3in1 CUSTOMIZING "T" motorized kit RED DEMON kit#694m:1298
I have never seen one for sale that has not been opened and started before. They came out in 1964. The one I worked on was gifted to me. I have seen them on Ebay every now and then, but the one's that are all there and not started are always well over 100 dollars US.
There is also the Lindberg Big Red Rod Ford T Bucket 1/8 Scale Model Kit #73044
That is more available, but does not have all the choices the Red Demon kit has.
I hope this helps you find one. It is a very big kit, but if you take your time it is a very fun kit too.