🖖😎👍Very cool and very nicely greatly wonderfully well done and very nicely well informatively explained and executed in every detail way shape and format provided on the Romulan Valdore Class War Bird and this is truly one of my all time favorite Ships of the Romulan Fleet Indeed, And I myself own 2 of these by Eaglemoss and have a 1:2500 scale resin kit of it as well from Federation Models!; Any ways a job very nicely fabulously well done as always indeed Sir's!👌.
This ship makes a lot of sense if you consider the Dominion War. The Romulans pretty much just had the D'Deridex warbirds. Large & powerful ships but having poor maneuverability. They fared very poorly against the smaller Jem'Hadar attack fighters. It would make sense for the Romulans to pursue a smaller, lighter, more maneuverable class of ship in the wake of the Dominion War. The Scimitar indicates they havent abandoned the super-ship mentality, but are trying to create a more diverse fleet.
+phoenix1985 scimitar isn't a romulan design...it is reman, and the lore suggested there was only one. I think I read somewhere it was build up from the hull of a dominian dreadnought.
phoenix1985 no doubt, but shinzon explicitly stated that the scimitar was build in secret ... without the knowledge of the romulan senat or praetor. In other words it was build by a rogue faction within the romulan empire, meaning it was unique and not a romulan design. So techically it wasn't even part of the romulan navy of spaceships.
I think I read somewhere this was a response after the dominion war to all the new more battle focussed star fleet ships like the sovereign, Luna, Norway,steam runner, defiant
The outboard pods are secondary nacelles, according to the Starships Collection schematics. No idea why it would need those. On the bridge, is the central command podium taken from the Runabout cockpit? As for the design, one of the more subtle things I like about it is the flare on the upper decks of the head section. It's subtle and easily missed, but I think it ties things together well, somehow, almost like the chines on the nose of the SR-71.
in ST:III weren't the villains originally going to be Romulans, but then they decided to change it to the klingons, but kept the Bird of Prey /Brel model that they had already designed hence why the kilingon Bird of Prey/Brel looks very romulan
It's known as the Mogai Class in the novels as well. The Valdore is the name of Commander Donatra's ship and is named after Admiral Valdore who is that chap who tried to disrupt the talks of the Andorians and Tellerites with his drone ship in Enterprise.
The pods on either side of the wings are actually warp engines, there limited to a top speed of warp 4 and they take over when the ship clocks as they give off less emissions for sensors to track, thus making them harder to detect by the upgraded sensors of the federation and dominion.
I was an avid fed player until I faced the Valdor in episode in sto...She is one of my favorites to fly as romulan a real power house of pain.. I love playing romulan now
Sometime soon within the future episodes, hopefully you guys will cover the Reman warship Scimitar, and the Romulan mining vessel Narada from the respective Star Trek Films. Great job doing all of these episodes, and love the episodes showing the various guest stars when they were able to be interviewed from the London Comicon.
18:32...... if you look closely at the chair in the foreground next to the consoles..... that is actually the captain's chair from Voyager, it took me a second to put my finger on it, and also googling it, but I managed to put the puzzle together lmao.
+supramike67 I believe that on Memory Alpha it said that some of the chairs and consoles were re-uses from the Voyager set and if I'm not mistaken some bits were from Deep Space Nine. Good find, I would never have picked that out not reading the MA article!
In the Eaglemoss Starships Collection it states that the smaller pods are in fact secondary warp nacells, designed to allow the ship to travel at high warp speeds without risking disrupting the cloak. They are basically "silent running" engines for stealth. I do like the design and I think the sleekness is a good look, but it strikes me as fragile due to the thinness of the wings despite the fact that its actually a very large ship.
This has always been my favorite Romulan ship and one of two favorite "villain" ships in Star Trek. I hated the D'Deridex so I was thrilled to see this introduced.
I cannot find the image from 3:29 online. I would also love to have this as a wallpaper, could someone provide a link? It is the Ent-E and two Valdores
Originally the Klingon Bird of Prey was supposed to be a stolen romulan ship in an early draft of Search for Spock. Earlier concepts had romulans as the adversaries (checking out the Genesis planet as a mining expedition). Enterprise series killed off that concept of the klingon BoP as romulan design in origin though.
Yeah, I am aware of that back ground of the K-BOP, which is interesting. But (just my opinion) the overall silhouette of the Valdore is very reminiscent of the K'Vort Class Klingon Bird of Prey. I actually like both ships, though.
Captain Foley we have a nice model with cup holders available for you to test drive.Try it for a week, if it doesn't grow on you, just top off the anti matter chamber and bring it back.
Loving watching you guys. I wonder what your thoughts are on the new Odyssey flagship from STO. (STO unique vessels special anyone?) I think it's a rather clean progression from the Sovereign and a fun ship to fly.
One thing that bothered me in the Nemesis battle was that the Romulan ships and the Scimitar - they were firing what coulda been torpedoes and did not look much like disruptors.
it is so thin couse it a first strike ship once it decloaks to attack headlong it presents a much thinner target for the oposition thats aware of them and decreases the likelyhood of being hit with a counter attack
This has replaced the D'Deridex as my favorite Romulan ship since seeing it in the movie. So beautiful. In STO after I complete my main stuff I plan to go back to this one and really hotrod it. The trouble with the two Valdores helping Picard..Dinatra? Those two captains were too incompetent to be Captaining those ships of that class.
Good call Captain Foley, I sail multihull boats, and the warp nacelles do look like pontoons/amas you'd find on a Catamaran or Trimaran. The nacelles almost remind me of the pontoons on a Hobbie Cat.
Another great episode! Now, it is probably not a very popular request, but now I would really really like to see a mission briefing about the Narada, the "romulan mining vessel" from the first JJ movie. Because I have to admit: I only saw this ship in the movie and I would be interested if you guys can dig up some concept art or something. It is such a unique and odd design that for me has not very much in common with any romulan design ever seen before. So I ask myself: are there any similarities or concepts that stood behind the decision to create it that way? Maybe there were actually other plans before somebody decided that the narada had nothing to do but "look good" in a black-hole-thunderstorm-thingy. Anyway, again, I would love to see you guys putting your thoughts about that in a video for us. As for now, I'm happy that 3 major generations of romulan starships have been discussed on the channel! P.S: (I think you should definetly make a treknology about romulan helmets. they just look so awkward, I want to know what the hell was up with them)
What's the obsession with sleekness? You make it sound like being thin and long was a good thing. If you look at shield technology, the most effective shape for that is a sphere, as field strength declines with distance, which means you'd need more power to keep the shields up. Also, thicker designs allow for more internal space, so you can carry more fuel, more supplies, more troops etc. The more compact ships usually look better, too, in my opinion.
+Dhindara Vrel maybe the design is more combat-orientated. Valdore is supposed to be a fast and maneuverable attack ship and sleekness means less chance of a hit in certain situations?
True sphere is best as a shield creates a bubble around the object as well as a warp bubble is also a sphere in nature, but plot armour always wins :p so the only thing going for them is the design. The sleekness only becomes a factor once the shields go down as a narrow profile makes it harder to hit. When you look at this ship from the front and as it evades there is very little mass to hit with weapons.
+power543 That's what I mean...the Scimitar (A moslem earth sword???) She had blistering arrary of disruptors and only used four in the movie! FAZZOING! Whats with that?
+terry palmore 52 Disrupter banks 27 torpedo tubes. -Scimitar fired a maximum of 10 disrupters in one volley when disabling the first brownish Norexan/Mogai
I always saw the Valdore/Mogai as a Praetorian Escort vessel. They strike me as Interceptors. They would flank the Flagship, in this case the Scimitar, if they weren't aiding the Enterprise. I get the sense they would be used primarily for escort duty. Surgical strikers that fly ahead run interference. They are heavily armed and advanced, Manoeuvrable as hell, but not meant as Battleships.
I am torn whether or not this is my favorite Star Trek ship design. I always loved the Romulan ships. When I was a kid, my Dad would buy the Micro Machine line of miniatures for me when he got back from a work assignment. I'm a TNG kid, so all the ships were new and exciting and I remember looking at these toys and wondering what they were until we'd sit on the sofa and watch the latest episode in the UK and I'd learn about the capabilities. The Romulan Warbird especially. I loved that ship. It's bird-like visage and swooping wing structure. You got a sense of power from the get go and that episode where the Romuans return was menacing and gave the D'Deridex a mystique. Later they Nerfed the ship for story reasons and I get that. Then Fast forward to 2002. Nemesis came out and I was older and saw the flaws from the movie - but 2 things stuck out in that movie. The Scimitar and the Valdore. The Scimitar looked like a kitbashed mess of a Dominion Battlecruiser and a Warbird... but it was meant to as it was Kitbashed. It actually made sense, unlike the Nerada (but separate rant there) The Valdore was suddenly this streamlined, heavily armed answer to the Klingon K'Vort. Bigger, meaner more teeth. Appropriate for the time period and I could imagine this as the Elite Praetorian guard. These ships are fast, powerful and designed to defend the flagship. So I am torn. I love the D'Deridex. But Goddamn that Valdore/Mogai... It's like the childhood sweetheart is the D'Deridex and then along comes this vixen, winking at you.
Visually it's a "60% there" design. I agree with the guy who is not Stuart Foley that the warp engines look tacked on, but also the nose drops down too far. In general the attempts to tie it into the D'deridex aren't working. Parts of it are nice, and it's great to see a new Romulan ship, but overall it isn't where it needs to be.
I like the Valdore because it IS thin and dainty yet will kick your butt and is also fast. And E would kick Valdore's butt because of shields and quantums. Valdore is very Klingon'ish. The D'deridex was nice for it's time but the Valdore is sleek art.
+Wayne Southcott We have a special on the Nebula Class coming up...not as a Trekyards or Mission Briefing though..its a fun special...ill leave it at that!
+Lost Starships If anything, it's probably the other way around. In Enterprise and TOS, Romulan Warbirds looked nothing like Klingon designs, but after the Romulan-Klingon alliance (where Romulans acquired Klingon Battlecruisers and Klingons acquired cloaking devices), Warbirds started looking like Klingon ships.
VigilanteAgumon I blame it all on Nimoy for asking for a romulan bird of prey and then changing the antagonists to Klingon in Star Trek 3...and then I blame the writers of Enterprise who screwed this up again. :P Its al lscrewed up! Some people are obsessed with reg #'s, I obsess with this. We such nerds! :P
These Guys are just to long winded. no offense but the way you give the information and the type you give added to the video length just does not hold the viewer
🖖😎👍Very cool and very nicely greatly wonderfully well done and very nicely well informatively explained and executed in every detail way shape and format provided on the Romulan Valdore Class War Bird and this is truly one of my all time favorite Ships of the Romulan Fleet Indeed, And I myself own 2 of these by Eaglemoss and have a 1:2500 scale resin kit of it as well from Federation Models!; Any ways a job very nicely fabulously well done as always indeed Sir's!👌.
This is my favorite Romulan ship. If I had to describe it one word, that word would be "elegant."
+peccatumDei Agreed!
this ship is a flying tuxedo, very elegant XD.
@@IronWarhorsesFun it's a D'Deridex that took to jogging for a long enough period and wearing a tuxedo.
This ship makes a lot of sense if you consider the Dominion War. The Romulans pretty much just had the D'Deridex warbirds. Large & powerful ships but having poor maneuverability. They fared very poorly against the smaller Jem'Hadar attack fighters. It would make sense for the Romulans to pursue a smaller, lighter, more maneuverable class of ship in the wake of the Dominion War. The Scimitar indicates they havent abandoned the super-ship mentality, but are trying to create a more diverse fleet.
+phoenix1985 scimitar isn't a romulan design...it is reman, and the lore suggested there was only one. I think I read somewhere it was build up from the hull of a dominian dreadnought.
+Raussl The Remans are part of the Romulan empire.
phoenix1985
no doubt, but shinzon explicitly stated that the scimitar was build in secret ... without the knowledge of the romulan senat or praetor. In other words it was build by a rogue faction within the romulan empire, meaning it was unique and not a romulan design.
So techically it wasn't even part of the romulan navy of spaceships.
phoenix1985 they were romulan mining slaves
Highly Unlikely. Unfortunatly you will never see it... because it can cloak. You will just see a dominion ship getting owned
Trekyards, it's not just a show it's an adventure. Jolan tru. Cool ship design also.
That ship is my Jam, so to speak, most awesome ship profile ever.
Love the Mogai on STO, great ship to fly
Cool.
I like it right off the bat, it really solidified the idea that the Romulans and the Klingons traded designs, the BoP for the cloaking device.
I think I read somewhere this was a response after the dominion war to all the new more battle focussed star fleet ships like the sovereign, Luna, Norway,steam runner, defiant
The outboard pods are secondary nacelles, according to the Starships Collection schematics. No idea why it would need those.
On the bridge, is the central command podium taken from the Runabout cockpit?
As for the design, one of the more subtle things I like about it is the flare on the upper decks of the head section. It's subtle and easily missed, but I think it ties things together well, somehow, almost like the chines on the nose of the SR-71.
Great job! Would love to see the Ambassador class!
in ST:III weren't the villains originally going to be Romulans, but then they decided to change it to the klingons, but kept the Bird of Prey /Brel model that they had already designed
hence why the kilingon Bird of Prey/Brel looks very romulan
It's known as the Mogai Class in the novels as well. The Valdore is the name of Commander Donatra's ship and is named after Admiral Valdore who is that chap who tried to disrupt the talks of the Andorians and Tellerites with his drone ship in Enterprise.
+Robert Hayes Named after a species of giant predatory bird of Romulus if I'm not mistaken.
Looks like it could land on water. Would make an interesting alternative to landing on rocky planets.
The pods on either side of the wings are actually warp engines, there limited to a top speed of warp 4 and they take over when the ship clocks as they give off less emissions for sensors to track, thus making them harder to detect by the upgraded sensors of the federation and dominion.
I believe the impulse engines are actually inside the wings. One shot in nemesis shows the beefier parts of the back of the wings aglow.
I was an avid fed player until I faced the Valdor in episode in sto...She is one of my favorites to fly as romulan a real power house of pain.. I love playing romulan now
Sometime soon within the future episodes, hopefully you guys will cover the Reman warship Scimitar, and the Romulan mining vessel Narada from the respective Star Trek Films. Great job doing all of these episodes, and love the episodes showing the various guest stars when they were able to be interviewed from the London Comicon.
18:32...... if you look closely at the chair in the foreground next to the consoles..... that is actually the captain's chair from Voyager, it took me a second to put my finger on it, and also googling it, but I managed to put the puzzle together lmao.
+supramike67 I believe that on Memory Alpha it said that some of the chairs and consoles were re-uses from the Voyager set and if I'm not mistaken some bits were from Deep Space Nine. Good find, I would never have picked that out not reading the MA article!
In the Eaglemoss Starships Collection it states that the smaller pods are in fact secondary warp nacells, designed to allow the ship to travel at high warp speeds without risking disrupting the cloak. They are basically "silent running" engines for stealth. I do like the design and I think the sleekness is a good look, but it strikes me as fragile due to the thinness of the wings despite the fact that its actually a very large ship.
In the movie it shows them as being disruptor cannons, memory alpha also states them as being disruptor cannons
This has always been my favorite Romulan ship and one of two favorite "villain" ships in Star Trek. I hated the D'Deridex so I was thrilled to see this introduced.
I cannot find the image from 3:29 online. I would also love to have this as a wallpaper, could someone provide a link? It is the Ent-E and two Valdores
I like this ship not my favorite romulan ship but still in my top 10 star trek ships.
I definitely see Klingon Bird of Prey influence on the Valdore.
Originally the Klingon Bird of Prey was supposed to be a stolen romulan ship in an early draft of Search for Spock. Earlier concepts had romulans as the adversaries (checking out the Genesis planet as a mining expedition). Enterprise series killed off that concept of the klingon BoP as romulan design in origin though.
Yeah, I am aware of that back ground of the K-BOP, which is interesting. But (just my opinion) the overall silhouette of the Valdore is very reminiscent of the K'Vort Class Klingon Bird of Prey. I actually like both ships, though.
Taking the big warbird, scaling it down and making it more elegant.Then add a squeeze of klingon BoP into it and you got a nice ship.
Captain Foley we have a nice model with cup holders available for you to test drive.Try it for a week, if it doesn't grow on you, just top off the anti matter chamber and bring it back.
My favorite STARTREK ship
Loving watching you guys. I wonder what your thoughts are on the new Odyssey flagship from STO. (STO unique vessels special anyone?) I think it's a rather clean progression from the Sovereign and a fun ship to fly.
One thing that bothered me in the Nemesis battle was that the Romulan ships and the Scimitar - they were firing what coulda been torpedoes and did not look much like disruptors.
Hey nice videos. Are you going to make an episode with the Scimitar?
if a negvahr and a dominion battleship had a baby , this would be the result
Whens a full episode of the Valdore coming?
the interphasic cloak from TNG's Pegasus episode is pretty small too
it is so thin couse it a first strike ship once it decloaks to attack headlong it presents a much thinner target for the oposition thats aware of them and decreases the likelyhood of being hit with a counter attack
Stuart Foley, great show keep it up.Please do a reviue of Starfleet security armor in a future episode.
Honestly, I like the design. It could be easily scaled down to a single or two person fighter, much like 20th century fighters.
This has replaced the D'Deridex as my favorite Romulan ship since seeing it in the movie. So beautiful. In STO after I complete my main stuff I plan to go back to this one and really hotrod it.
The trouble with the two Valdores helping Picard..Dinatra? Those two captains were too incompetent to be Captaining those ships of that class.
Good call Captain Foley, I sail multihull boats, and the warp nacelles do look like pontoons/amas you'd find on a Catamaran or Trimaran. The nacelles almost remind me of the pontoons on a Hobbie Cat.
Another great episode! Now, it is probably not a very popular request, but now I would really really like to see a mission briefing about the Narada, the "romulan mining vessel" from the first JJ movie. Because I have to admit: I only saw this ship in the movie and I would be interested if you guys can dig up some concept art or something. It is such a unique and odd design that for me has not very much in common with any romulan design ever seen before. So I ask myself: are there any similarities or concepts that stood behind the decision to create it that way? Maybe there were actually other plans before somebody decided that the narada had nothing to do but "look good" in a black-hole-thunderstorm-thingy.
Anyway, again, I would love to see you guys putting your thoughts about that in a video for us. As for now, I'm happy that 3 major generations of romulan starships have been discussed on the channel!
P.S: (I think you should definetly make a treknology about romulan helmets. they just look so awkward, I want to know what the hell was up with them)
Nice episode.
my fav romulan
Love this one
What's the obsession with sleekness? You make it sound like being thin and long was a good thing.
If you look at shield technology, the most effective shape for that is a sphere, as field strength declines with distance, which means you'd need more power to keep the shields up. Also, thicker designs allow for more internal space, so you can carry more fuel, more supplies, more troops etc.
The more compact ships usually look better, too, in my opinion.
+Dhindara Vrel maybe the design is more combat-orientated. Valdore is supposed to be a fast and maneuverable attack ship and sleekness means less chance of a hit in certain situations?
True sphere is best as a shield creates a bubble around the object as well as a warp bubble is also a sphere in nature, but plot armour always wins :p so the only thing going for them is the design.
The sleekness only becomes a factor once the shields go down as a narrow profile makes it harder to hit. When you look at this ship from the front and as it evades there is very little mass to hit with weapons.
Riker said that the Nemesis had 57 disruptor banks! But they only fired four at a time! Any opinions on this?
+terry palmore That was the Scimitar (The Reman ship) not the Romulan Valdore.
+power543 That's what I mean...the Scimitar (A moslem earth sword???) She had blistering arrary of disruptors and only used four in the movie! FAZZOING! Whats with that?
+terry palmore I agree. They don't make Trek Battles like they used to. :)
+terry palmore 52 Disrupter banks 27 torpedo tubes.
-Scimitar fired a maximum of 10 disrupters in one volley when disabling the first brownish Norexan/Mogai
+saquist oh thank you I stand corrected! :)
in star trek nemesis they wanted to have more than two romulan ships the reason they couldn't was because of either time or money constraints
I always saw the Valdore/Mogai as a Praetorian Escort vessel. They strike me as Interceptors. They would flank the Flagship, in this case the Scimitar, if they weren't aiding the Enterprise. I get the sense they would be used primarily for escort duty. Surgical strikers that fly ahead run interference. They are heavily armed and advanced, Manoeuvrable as hell, but not meant as Battleships.
I am torn whether or not this is my favorite Star Trek ship design. I always loved the Romulan ships. When I was a kid, my Dad would buy the Micro Machine line of miniatures for me when he got back from a work assignment. I'm a TNG kid, so all the ships were new and exciting and I remember looking at these toys and wondering what they were until we'd sit on the sofa and watch the latest episode in the UK and I'd learn about the capabilities. The Romulan Warbird especially. I loved that ship. It's bird-like visage and swooping wing structure. You got a sense of power from the get go and that episode where the Romuans return was menacing and gave the D'Deridex a mystique. Later they Nerfed the ship for story reasons and I get that. Then Fast forward to 2002. Nemesis came out and I was older and saw the flaws from the movie - but 2 things stuck out in that movie. The Scimitar and the Valdore. The Scimitar looked like a kitbashed mess of a Dominion Battlecruiser and a Warbird... but it was meant to as it was Kitbashed. It actually made sense, unlike the Nerada (but separate rant there) The Valdore was suddenly this streamlined, heavily armed answer to the Klingon K'Vort. Bigger, meaner more teeth. Appropriate for the time period and I could imagine this as the Elite Praetorian guard. These ships are fast, powerful and designed to defend the flagship. So I am torn. I love the D'Deridex. But Goddamn that Valdore/Mogai... It's like the childhood sweetheart is the D'Deridex and then along comes this vixen, winking at you.
8:39 There's a difference between bad grammar and a typo.
A slim ship is hard to aim at :)
Visually it's a "60% there" design. I agree with the guy who is not Stuart Foley that the warp engines look tacked on, but also the nose drops down too far. In general the attempts to tie it into the D'deridex aren't working. Parts of it are nice, and it's great to see a new Romulan ship, but overall it isn't where it needs to be.
I like the Valdore because it IS thin and dainty yet will kick your butt and is also fast. And E would kick Valdore's butt because of shields and quantums. Valdore is very Klingon'ish.
The D'deridex was nice for it's time but the Valdore is sleek art.
been watching for a while now. What do you think about doing the Nebula Class?
+Wayne Southcott We have a special on the Nebula Class coming up...not as a Trekyards or Mission Briefing though..its a fun special...ill leave it at that!
Curious as to why Klingon and Romulan ships looks similar
P-51 had 6 .50s in it's wings.
And 9 yards of ammo. If you shot all your ammo on one target you gave it the whole nine yards.
That isn't Valdore class...only Mogai, Valdore have a bit different wings, and thicker warp engines...
I'm assuming you're talking about the ones from Star Trek Online? Valdore Class is the correct name for this ship, the creator said so himself.
This ship was the only thing I liked about Star Trek Nemesis.
What about the Scimitar?
I thought the Scimitar looked like spikey space shit, but that's just like, my opinion man.
+fhilbo1701 Yeah of course. But the Scimitar isn't spiky, though it is bulky.
I would think he meant spiky when it start powering up it's "Doomsday Device" (tholoran however it's spelled)
Captain Foley, you need to go solo dude!
Please do the Prometheus class!
+xXKirkSoloXx Oh we are looking forward too!!!
the wings are flexible
This is what happens when a romulan warbird and a Klingon Bird of prey have a baby. Don't get me wrong it looks very nice but its nothing original.
The concept art looks more Klingon.
the new bird of prey?
As far as I can tell, he's not a fan of anything.
Warp nacalles (sp) are WAAAAAY too long.
I was disappointed with this ships performance in the movie.
its a bad guy... they always perform poorly. plotarmor op.
The Valdore's commander was tactically incompetent, surprised by a simple braking maneuver.
ENTERPRISE E PLEASE!
+Joe K Which one? We have looked at each Constitution Variant, the B and D so far!
power543 Sovereign class!
I gotta admit I'm not a big fan of that design it feels like it's trying to be too much like a Klingon bird-of-prey
Not if you believe the Kingons adapted to BoP design from the romulans! lol
+Lost Starships Which was debunked in Enterprise, when the Klingons had BoP's back in the 22nd century.
VigilanteAgumon
Which they perhaps adapted from Romulans in the 22nd century!! Now what ya gonna say?? :D
+Lost Starships If anything, it's probably the other way around. In Enterprise and TOS, Romulan Warbirds looked nothing like Klingon designs, but after the Romulan-Klingon alliance (where Romulans acquired Klingon Battlecruisers and Klingons acquired cloaking devices), Warbirds started looking like Klingon ships.
VigilanteAgumon
I blame it all on Nimoy for asking for a romulan bird of prey and then changing the antagonists to Klingon in Star Trek 3...and then I blame the writers of Enterprise who screwed this up again. :P Its al lscrewed up! Some people are obsessed with reg #'s, I obsess with this. We such nerds! :P
RUclips de-subcribed me
Lot of non-English speaking fans!
Come on even non anglos know the difference between a warbird and a warbord whatever that is
These Guys are just to long winded. no offense but the way you give the information and the type you give added to the video length just does not hold the viewer