Looks great, thanks

Model and songs are fire 🔥🔥🔥

Lost for words at how brilliant that build is you are an exceptional Craftsman/Engineer to the highest level thank you for sharing

amazing, i could only imagine the sale price for it.

People dont understand how many kids, mostly 9 and under got killed by cars in the day... You think even then? I was a kid in the 60's and learned how to be careful when crossing any street..different era of course. They didnt get the danger? Even after seeing their friends getting killed? Thinkin the parents would be watching?

Ha it’s a hotdog

Bought one of these at a thrift store and the batteries would not hold a charge. Took it apart and replaced the batteries with three AA rechargeable batteries and its lasted maybe 3-4 years. I use it when wrapping Christmas presents and sometimes when cutting up packaging for volume reduction. Just need to maybe get replacement blades.

So impressive such skill its a fine art brilliant sir

Looks great, Nick!

Looks like a bean

This makes my brain hurt

i know a lot of time has passed since this video upload , but there's an chance to buy one of this?

I hate the way modern cars look. But, they are so much safer than the beautiful body on frame steel masterpieces we had as kids. Lucky I got to experience living with both types of cars.

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You seem to be talking about these pretty light hearted but the truth is most all of these resulted in bloodletting, amputations, maimings and deaths. many old timers of the day refused to ride in them calling them DEATH TRAPS and they were too. These people paved the way for our modern super safe vehicles we enjoy but it was all paid for in blood. lots and lots of blood & dead bodies. !

Incredible works of the absolute finest craftsmanship! This man is outstanding in his talent to create these one of a kind masterworks of model aircraft! Superb!

this is beyond crazy

0:10)This I remember and like. 0:23)A remodeled bus. 0:29)I see enough to like it. Do not remember what German Staat. It is from the state division "U" subdivision "U". My favorite plates come from Fulda. Division "C". Subdivision "K", or FU-CK 6969. 1:04)Strange, but nice. 1:28)I always liked the panel trucks. 1:48)A GM Futurliner? 1:53)The Daimler-Benz bus belongs in a Sci-Fi movie. 2:04)Germany again 2:49)Another GM Futurliner. The driver's seat is forward center. 2 passengers behind. Has a right side stairs to get up there.

Astonishing!

Wonderful. Amazing. Wow!

Ok, you make bullet holes .but don't make a spoiler on trunk....ok

Makes mine look like a bag of noodles

But fr these are the most goofy trucks I've ever seen

Nobody: Ohio vehicles in the 40s:

Who are the manufacturers at 0:10 , 0:29 , 0:59 and 3:13 ? If anyone knows, thank you!

A very nice collection of pics, but no 'Ice-cream Trucks'? Did the Oscar Meyer Weiner Mobile come out in the 50s or 60s?

I bet he makes the most realistic dentures!

I used the full PE frets and fenders! To me they looked alot better as the diamond plate was way to outta scale on the plastic fenders for all the time it took really

I know it's been a long time, did you ever finish this build?

2 talented. This dentist and rojas bazan. Passion what matters

Would have bought them if they were rc

The car at the 1:26 mark is a 1928 Packard Club Sedan - very sobering as I happen to have a 1929 Packard Club Sedan! I definitely avoid heavy traffic!

I am speechless! This is absolutely the best craftsmanship I've seen in my total life yet! Congratulations!

It was safety first back in the day, wasnt it?

Imagine what a great dentist he was!!!

Some are horseless carriages are involved in the accidents. The drivers on these early vehicles must of watching too much Laurel and Hardy at the movie theaters.

How long does it take to complete one model ?

These vehicles weren’t as sturdy as the manufacturers told us!!😾The drivers didn’t need a license to kill!(007) Now it’s worst because of fast cars and bad drivers!!🤦🏼‍♀️

Holy cow bro wow

Its insanely good.

By 1929 many expensive imported cars with cross flow porting, overhead camshafts etc., were capable of 100 MPH and more. Most American production cars still used iron side valve engines or very basic OHV engines and in most cases could manage 70 -75 MPH. a lot faster than the 50MPH as stated.

I recall seeing the article in Model railroader magazine years ago that talked in detail about the former Great Northern F unit that you repainted for Kansas City Southern. You had to strip off the Burlington Northern paint first, then 3 underlying Great Northern paint schemes!

Great work ,nice to see hand made cars .

The taillights and undersized rear window gave away that it's probably a '58, NOT a '67! Good job of battle fatigue on THIS one, though!

The music spoiled the whole content .

I just found this amazing job you did 10 year ago! I will review because that rust and weathering is AMAZING 🤩

This is the kind of man that you want as your dentist or surgeon!

The Dobson Miter-Rite saw.

The music is BS.

Seriously, pick another tune instead of Winter wonderland, I got enough Xmas music stuck in my head!