I swear to god dex exudes autism it’s so fucking relatable trying to not act like a psychopath around normal people

Completely agree. We should be able to sell them. It’s hard enough to get credits as it is.

Meanwhile Elliot stealing Rita 2 episodes later 😂💀

Just Polyphony being unserious about cars once again..

This is the exact moment when sexter becomes the co-owner of all the women

If this was 2025, those guys would be MAGA.

I can't believe Dexter was the Neighborhood Security Light Smasher

this is so me bc is the most autistic scene i ever seen

You sold it before the update but every car stays in the ca collection

Ah yes, the "good writing" of dexter

When Dexter broke the neighbours lights I cheered!

bro should have a german accent english? I dont get it. thats so elon and he needs to chill and go back to his K hole

Actually wild some communities are like this I mean I understand supporting each other but being nosy is going too far

Never buy a home that comes with an HOA. Ever.

😂Been playing 1 week and got the Porsche Carrera

Hey I am restoring a guitar like this any chance you can help me out with a problem I have with the pickguard, mines has the one single neck pickup need measurements for where the bridge pickup go

I've been waiting for over a year for an invitation for the FXX, It's on my wish list in the Menu book and Brand central. Guess the wish list doesn't work. I'm level 50 My GT7 name is MrG1956

I strongly agree 1 year later and they still didn’t give us an update for it

😢I need a Ferrari invite for my last Ferrari buy my last car I got everything else but I can never get one I maxed out of everything else money car's Any suggestions please help I had 50 roulette spins and not one time a Ferrari invite😮 😮😮😮😮

Thank you bro 😊

I started the game 4 days after its release and i still dont it

I live in Bathurst, the one on the OTHER side of the world- New Brunswick, Canada. I've built every one of those kits, and my opinion of them ranges from awesome to awful. The Neptune would have to be my fave, save for the poorly detailed cockpit. Follow up with the Orion. That one is the earliest Hasegawa kit (70s), with the old radome/FLIR housing. Again, old Hasegawa never did well with interiors, but it's a good kit. The Lancaster's typical Revell 1960s, not accurate at all but a fun one for beginners, And THEN there's the Airfix Herc. I just built one. Cut off the engines, and replaced the prop spinners, cockpit and tires etc. Kept the ramps and doors closed to hide the lack of interior. Horrible kit, especially now that the Zvezda kit came out. I used stuff from that one to try to make this one better...I still had fun, just because. Cheers!

I can't believe that sergeant James H.W. Doakes was black

Also dexter:"I know how to fake human emotions"

And I’ve been waiting since the game came out for the Ferrari FF gtc4 lusso

I can’t believe Walter was the gabagool butcher

Is it still missing?

The Hasegawa Orion and Neptune are true classic kits..Be wonderful to see a modern retooling in both 1/72,and 1/48 of these kits🇬🇧🇳🇿👍

I am not a serial killer nor anything like that but I relate with Dexter on how social awkward he is.

Good haul, glad you gave the museum a sensible price. There are collectors out there who would pay top dollar for the Hercules and Bloodhound in that boxing.

The Revell Dambuster Lanc is from the Sixties. The C-130 kit seems to be idealised for the Antipodal trade. The US Navy used the P-2 in Viet Nam [OP-2E] for night interdiction on the HoChiMin Trail, but it would be challenging to remove the anti-submarine boom on the tail and mount a twin 20mm tailgun in its place. Also a chin turret under the glass nose. Hobby shops used to sell aftermarket custom decal sheets for modelers too jaded to ever use the box decals. Good score. I wonder why they were so heavily into Lockheed products?

I wanted the Orion in 1982/83 but couldn't afford it, having bought an SR-71 and B-47...

Nice boxes ! The airfix Hercules used the Italieri mold just like the Heller model so its availible with those 2 manufacturers

I’ve more or less, built three of those kits. The Neptune is a great pickup, that’s the only one I haven’t built. The Orion is a beautiful build. I still have one in my stash.

Nice haul! Definitely spray the Orion decals with clear beforehand. Hasegawa decals tend to fall apart easy when aged.

The real reason Dexter punched his stupid face

G’day John, What a coincidence. I have all of these kits, in multiples, in my stash and I’ve built at least one each of them. If you don’t do large aircraft models regularly, I strongly advise that you practice on smaller 1/144 scales of these if you can. I served in the RAAF at a point when all these aircraft, except the Lancaster, were still in service with the RAAF. Firstly, If you Google A & E Model C-130s, from 36 and 37 Squadrons of the late 50s and 1960s, you’ll get great pics of how ours looked when they were first delivered and got their Aussie paint schemes. By the way. Australia was the first Allied Air Force to receive the C-130s and we’ve had them continually, to this very day. I reckon those liveries were the best with good colours and shiny metal surfaces. Which we kept spotless inside and out. Just last week I saw the exact same C-130 kit you have there going for USD139.00 (AUD$208.28). So all up you’ve snagged some tremendous bargains. The Orions were our best Anti-Submarine Warfare (ASW) aircraft and they belonged to No 10 and 11 Squadrons out of RAAF Base Edinburgh. They too had a really interesting paint scheme. Lastly, our Neptune aircraft flew were multi-role ASW that preceded the Orions. They were so good they kept them in service for as long as possible. They also had a great colour scheme of a Dark Blue upper fuselage and a white lower fuselage and underside and interesting ‘bumpy’ radar domes. All of these great airframes provided a solid backbone of our coastal defences post-WW2 into the Korean and Vietnam periods. The bigger the models, the more complex the build process so I can’t stress enough the benefits of practicing on smaller scales until you’re comfortable with how large aircraft are put together. The biggest problem with large model aircraft is getting the wing, horizontal and vertical stabilizer angles perfect. If they are out of alignment, just a bit, it ruins the look. I’ve always found it easier to prime and paint the many smaller parts while still on the sprues. It’s much easier to pay attention to fine, detailed painting because when these small parts are already on the model they can be quite difficult to paint properly without overpainting or over spraying. The ends of the props of the C-130s and the Orians had red, white and black tips, in that order, which looked really cool, especially while turning. Of course, there is a lot more fine sanding along all the joins especially the wings. With older kits you’ll find you’ll use more putty and fine fillers on all the joins so, it’s a good idea to do ‘dry fits’ before you commit to gluing. All the very best, get some practice in and take your big models slowly and you’ll be right. Cheers, Bill H.

My Revell Dambuster still sits proudly in my display cabinet, although it’s a bit battered now. I got it from the Green Shield Stamp shop in Weybridge, Surrey in 1975 and it was made and painted by my late father. And a damn fine job he made of it too!

That c-130 best colours ever

Lucky guy. looking forward to see the Hercules being built.

You'll enjoy the Neptune. I made that particular kit a couple of years ago.

Definitely the Hercules, what a great kit.😊

I just stumbled onto your channel, new subscriber here. Thanks for the tour in the beginning of the video. Awesome finds at the museum gift shop. I have also discovered some vintage models kits at a couple museums. I really do like the C-130 and P-3 kits you got. Can't wait to see you build them.

Used that same C-130 kit to build a Canadian one many decades back. Still sits on my shelf to this day. The Neptune and Orion are excellent kits and well worth taking your time on. That Revell Lancaster can be a challenge. Enjoy your builds.

The Airfix Hercules in the original box and completely untouched may be the most valuable there, as the others are probably all available without too much diffculty (though that Lancaster kit is long out of production). That Herk kit was out by the early 1970s so the one you have may be around fifty years old!

I’ve thought of a slight work around for selling parts. So when I have cars I want to sell I will always check if I have any parts for it. I add any parts I have and then sell it which increases the value of the car. Granted you don’t get the full “value” of the parts but it’s better than nothing. I guess IRL used parts aren’t the same as new either.

What was that breakdown what Anna had?

I have numerous parts that I will never use. That would be helpful to sell them. Also I win the same cars. The game limits the duplicates you sell. Stop giving gamers the same car prizes.

silly boy, you shouldn’t have sold it before making this click bait video! 😂

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