A49 - Kinetrol 90 unboxing. Arete supercar project

[@EasyFold007]

It is only a matter of time before this channel blows up completely...Can't wait for that day...Keep up the great work :)

[@shredct3118]

Agreed, if he hit 1M by Christmas it wouldn't surprise me at all. I love this channel.👍

[@GermanTopGameTV]

I think it is currently exploding, as these videos appear in recommended sections ;D

[@kosovoisserbia8937]

It's already booming in popularity I subscribed when he was at less than 5k and few videos later 30k.

[@ekoe9034]

going to go from 100k to 1 million with a quickness

[@ole633]

1M by xmas isnt realistic i think. 100k+ would be mindblowing.

[@limitlessbuilds]

Ignore the haters man, your killing it on this project and I have zero doubt it will be safe and function just as intended! Keep it up

[@Maxbeanbag]

Dont take any notice of nay sayers. This project looks epic

[@stevennailedit]

Some people just have to put other peoples projects down! They will always be there, just best to keep going and ignore them!

[@roostgarage]

Ignore the negatives. As an engineer myself I am really impressed with your work. Keep up the great work. I can’t wait to see it finished and being tested!

[@bay7695]

There's a difference between hate and advice. Supporting the project, learning from project, but still trying to advice if it's "needed".

[@ForzaMonkey]

there are haters? no way... we must destroy them all. for those with advice, listen to what they gotta say, they might have a point.

[@jerbear7952]

I can't fathom challenging someone who is able to turn out such high quality work. Not only do I have faith, I also understand we are talking about some guy building a supercar out of cloth and glue in a barn. I am blown away buy all of this. It is very much in line with early aviation.

[@dolfandon7124]

Note to naysayers: “The only man who never makes mistakes is the man who never does anything.” Theodore Roosevelt. As you journey through this build it is giving me insight to other cars I've admired. I keep coming back to the 914's greenhouse (while not especially pretty) is actually pretty solid. Keep Daring Greatly!

[@paulbull3765]

35 k subscribed, this is a brilliant channel with a humble, yet very skilled builder. Yes there will be things that need to be “tweaked” and adjusted, but to enter into a project of this magnitude without calculated decision would be madness..... and this guy isn’t mad, he is more than qualified to make informed decisions and humble enough to share his findings and improvements. Share this channel and support him in what ever way you can, a thumb,s up costs you nothing, so let’s all smash the like button and give this guy the support he deserves. Great videos, awesome videography... don’t stop sharing mate, 35,0000 plus people love what you are doing ! 🇦🇺👍👍👍👍👍

[@TheBreadlord]

I don't remember how I found your channel - just want to say that compared to the other "builders" on KZbin (*cough* B is for build *cough*) your work is amazingly engineered, well thought out and very well constructed. I am amazed at your range of skills and can't wait to see the continued progress.

[@sebastienbeaulieu7477]

I agree with you that he is doing everything in a really bright and engineered way that is very intersting to watch but don't hate on b is for buil they are doing a great job too and i've never seen them cutting corners on security.

[@Lockpickingblacksmith]

b is for build has done some amazing work, especially for being completely self taught. Don't be a dick.

[@johnfree2833]

B is for build? B is for bong

[@halnywiatr]

Gene Roddenberry told the story of how the architects of a Hospital visited the set of StarTrek to find out how the doors to the Enterprise bridge opened promptly on the approach of the crew. They wanted to replicate such swift action for emergency room access. Roddenberry took them behind the set and showed them the handles that stage hands would pull to open the doors .

[@henrytomai6169]

made my day.

[@yourhandleshouldbe]

seriously that air compressor noise gave me star trek flashbacks. Looks like I wasn't the only one

[@JohnDoe-vy5hh]

Lmao!

[@robertcook4215]

I've scared business partners when I said I wanted things to break and go wrong. That is the fastest way to bring a mature product or service to the market against companies/competitors with years of experience. It's naive to consider that you are not going to make mistakes or find out the way you apply an idea isn't quite right. I am still here and they are gone.... Keep up the good work, loving how you are thinking through everything!

[@BuilderCreator]

For sure. The only way to build something new without breaking it or making mistakes is to have broken so many things in your past that you can rightly predict projected results, but usually about then you are old and die. Ha!

[@alibutt5269]

@@BuilderCreator Hi sir my name is Ali I am mailing you to ask one question which is technical you have used Toyota 1JZ-GTEs engine which Toyota used in it's front mounted engine cars but you took the same engine and used it in mid engine mounted configuration do you have to do some change in engine design to used in mid engine layout or you just pick the same engine and mounted it in mid configuration because basically it is build for front engine placement and secondly does the engine block build for.mid engine layout is same as engine build for front engine layout well waiting for your humble reply thanks indeed very much God bless you

[@alibutt5269]

@@BuilderCreator Hi sir my name is Ali I am mailing you to ask one question which is technical you have used Toyota 1JZ-GTEs engine which Toyota used in it's front mounted engine cars but you took the same engine and used it in mid engine mounted configuration do you have to do some change in engine design to used in mid engine layout or you just pick the same engine and mounted it in mid configuration because basically it is build for front engine placement and secondly does the engine block build for.mid engine layout is same as engine build for front engine layout well waiting for your humble reply thanks indeed very much God bless you

[@kieranh2005]

@@alibutt5269 the engine is the same whether it is for front, mid or rear mount. The difference is in the transmission... the normal rear wheel drive transmission it mounts onto has a single driveshaft out the back going to the rear differential. In his case, he has the engine and transmission reversed 180°, with the transmission in front of the engine, and a transfer case, which splits the drive to the front and rear differentials. The more common way for rear wheel drive mid engine vehicles is to use a transaxle, which incorporates the differential into the same casing as the transmission. The transmission on most front wheel drive cars is a form of transaxle.

[@TheTruckDoesntRun]

Stay on track and don't let the haters have any impact on you. If they knew what they were talking about, they'd be building their own projects. Amazing work sir!

[@Prem_hall_713]

I’m glad you have doubters. Not only will you be able to prove them wrong, but it shows you’re getting somewhere! Keep the great work up man.

[@lennartswenson2690]

Another thought; I built two Fiberfab Aztec 7's which had gull wing doors very similar to your doors. The doors ran conduit around the door perimeters under layers of fiberglass. Then only regular door assist cylinders were needed. The body had the rain grooves and press-on weatherstripping finished it up. The latches were trunk latches, some guys even used the Cadillac electric pull-down latches with manual releases in case of dead batteries. Perhaps your son can find photos of my IROC V8 powered, full framed, transverse rear mid-engined Aztec 7 via a V8 Archie Fiero transaxle kit somewhere in "the cloud"? It was in the 2010-ish era. Best of luck with your build sir!

[@MrCytree]

I cannot imagine the hubris someone would have to have to criticize you. This undertaking is mind-boggling. Just the effort alone even if every single part of the car fails is still impressive. It isn't like you are demanding others drive it, or denigrating people for not doing what you do. You are undertaking an insanely difficult project and documenting it and putting it up on youtube for us to watch for free. The small amount you must make from youtube can not even begin to compensate you for the effort of the video production. Hopefully, this channel continues to grow and you are rewarded for your efforts beyond the satisfaction of a job well done.

[@BuilderCreator]

Luckily, I am in a position to be able to do this without reward from KZbin. When that day comes it will be pure bonus. Maybe take everyone out for Ice cream! Thanks for being part of the show.

[@Waleed9547]

I hope so also that your channel blows up so that I can see more wonderful content. Pure genius 👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌

[@quadmasta]

Thanks for showing usage of the roller. I hope my previous question about the roller didn't come across as critical. You obviously know way more about fabrication with fiberglass than I do and your explanations around when/why to use a roller are great. Thanks for taking time to share all of this with the world.

[@southernkiwi8720]

Enjoying watching you create what I am sure will be a fabulous car. All the best from New Zealand.

[@petethesparky]

I'm loving these videos, and learning a lot - even though there is 0% chance of me ever doing a project like this. Please disregard the doubters. Much respect to you, and please keep doing what you're doing.

[@mikebarrett3428]

You’re project kicks ass and you should be extremely proud. I cannot believe what you have accomplished!

[@AndrewBurtonS-group]

I think this will be the biggest car builder channel in a couple years its so amazing

[@BuilderCreator]

It will all be because Andrew Burton subscribed back in 2020!

[@alvaroreinoso4865]

I congratulate you and thank you for your excellent project You are an example that many people should follow a big hug from Peru

[@BuilderCreator]

¡Gracias! Bienvenidos a nuestros amigos de Perú

[@moagoo5714]

Another great video for your awesome car. I love the things you say as much as I love to see it coming along. Mad props to you.

[@BuilderCreator]

Great, I'll keep saying things and showing things. Thanks for watching.

[@SuperBen6225]

Hi from France 🇫🇷 I love your vids end I'm impressed by the work your able produce 👏🏻

[@BuilderCreator]

Welcome from the other red, white and blue!

[@joearena5386]

Hey been watching your build for a longgg time now. For one guy to accomplish what you've done and sharing it is huge respect! Screw the naysayers. Cars looking amazing. Learned alot watching your vids. Thanks.

[@BuilderCreator]

We need to cut down that LONG part . .get to work and finish this thing up! Thanks for following the build.

[@shahzadzeeshan3]

I'm not a car guy, I dont plan to be one, but I watch this like I used to watch how its made and I couldnt be happier with your content and methods and personality. My dad is a huge fan as well and he is currently doing body work on my baby brother's car after watching your videos. ALSO everything you said after 15:50 is inspiring to hear and motivated me to stop avoiding risks in my projects

[@BuilderCreator]

Shout out to Dad! . . .You as well, thanks for watching.

[@nochan99]

Resentors will resent, especially those that didn't take on an ambitious project in their life. You are a legend!

[@shredct3118]

Some people don't get the saying trial and error. Jay is a talented dude. I'm confident he knows what he is doing.

[@philcarswell125]

Mr Jarvie, keep up the great work man. Your car is going to be amazing

[@stephenspenceley2939]

Much like you I have dreams to scratch build "my car" one day. Your vlog is inspiring to say the least. I have different challenges in South Africa (parts and materials aren't as easily available) but solutions can be found. I eagerly anticipate each update. Thank you for sharing.

[@simeonhunter]

Howdy, mechanical engineer here, watching from Canada. I used to build prototype trucks for an electric vehicle company for a while, and you're doing an excellent job. The only thing that has caught my eye for improvement enough that would warrant a message, is the door mechanism. A properly sprung door (torsion bar, gas strut etc) should require very little force to open and close it - especially with your lightweight construction. Consider mounting the door, weighing the door to its estimated weight (including glass etc), springing the door so that it is neutrally balanced, and then select a very small, lightweight actuator to match with your lightweight ethos you already have going.

[@BuilderCreator]

should require very little force to open and close it - How about when a gust of 50mph wind hits it? detents, stops, latches? This solves all of them and I have the room. Ebay actuators were cheap, this will be fun trying something different. Thanks for your input.

[@marxcorporations1685]

Man I would absolutely love to help you in the expedition, watched just about all of the videos for the arete and I'm astounded by what you've done so far! Good luck!

[@davidkent4896]

Don't even comment on the haters, you're doing something that many people can't even dream of doing no matter how much they want to. Don't get discouraged, people who can't handle their own problems will always lash out at others achieving their goals. Drive on I can't wait to see it finished

[@muminoloruntola2146]

I wish I was there with you. I could learn a lot from you. I love your knowledge and you can't listen to all people Builder. You are great. If you have any issues I am willing to listen

[@BuilderCreator]

We are always as close as KZbin. :)

[@miredquadrangle3963]

Very cool project. Wish I found your channel sooner!

[@jeanpaulalmeida]

Hi from Sweden! You are the man. 👍🏻

[@carcusbarcus4933]

Can't wait to see the final car, seeing as you are an Engineer.

[@janblanckenberg883]

Enjoying the process, thank you. Secret project...something else to look forward to

[@willecutlip]

Jeez, short of a full complement of airbags and side impact bars, it certainly appears to be as safe as you can imagine a prototype to be. I do believe people are missing the point here. Keep up the good work!!

[@szymonpszczoka2678]

Airbags would be even hard to predict in racing environment. When he use proper racing seats with HANS they will be even useless.

[@willecutlip]

@@szymonpszczoka2678 - I totally agree. I was just addressing the "prototype vs buy off a showroom floor" safety comments.

[@planesmart75001]

Hay, I would be proud to drive it. The only issue I might see, is air tunnel. The rest is done in fantastic order. I just love it. Thanks for showing us, and giving us ideals.

[@friarbuck640]

I'm really enjoying your series. I have a friend whose middle son is interested in car design so I shared it with them so he could check it out. Very informative and just a lot of fun.

[@carsondonnel909]

This series has given me so many ideas. I both love and hate you for this. My wallet is definitely thinning out

[@BuilderCreator]

Just make a few of those ideas sellable, then it will all be love!

[@carlubetv]

You know when you've made it Big on KZbin when you start getting trolls haha

[@elerosvecchio]

Your channel has really grown in the past couple weeks. Great job and keep it up!

[@nssherlock4547]

Enjoying your build so much. but KISS. So much weight and complexity, your A pillar hinge is perfectly suitable to run a power window style mechanism, (a geared 1/4 moon),up-graded to a suitably powered motor for the weight. I made 1 to operate a boot lid 20 odd years ago.

[@timtom9450]

Hater's will always hate no matter how perfect something is. You are doing a great job. The hater's can't even come close to what you've done all on your own.

[@keithspencersr.6806]

Loved the cartoon mention, most of the kids out won’t know about that cartoon, lol.

[@jameshendrickson8159]

Also glad to see you only using a tape measure piecemeal as my big brother says, they are "variable geometry devices" lol

[@ditoatama7015]

Keep the great work going sir. This is a build like no other.

[@PaulyRenzeth]

I cant wait for the finished car, but i still want to learn more techniques and stuff on how to build stuffs. You explain things very very well that i can easily understand everything and why you do this and that.

[@BuilderCreator]

There will be plenty more between here and finished.

[@kirkpowell6161]

Boarder Bullies, Armchair quarter backs, never a shortage of negativity... Keep up the good work and thank you again for putting yourself out there!!

[@BuilderCreator]

Always worth it when folks such as yourself appreciate it!

[@harryphillips6615]

As a person who has developed 3 complete cars for manufacture, 33 Willys, 41 Willys and the Cheetah race car, you are certainly going in the right direction and exhibit all the skills and ability to accomplish a successful project. I would love to talk with you at some point or at least correspond with you in the near future. I have 54 years experience in fiberglass and have extensive chassis development skills as well. Keep up the good work and keep moving towards your dream, it is well within your reach...Harry

[@BuilderCreator]

You can DM me through buildercreator.com

[@danromeo6571]

Damn the desktop fabricators. Carry on, looking great.

[@adamrtr71]

Yahoo, just caught up, all videos watched. You are doing a great job, keep going. Don’t listen to the negativity. Its all just jealousy. Looking forward to your next episode. From Melbourne Australia 👍👍🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@BuilderCreator]

Yeah! We need to start a club for those who watch the whole series. Ha! thanks for watching.

[@46449771]

Thanks for posting these videos. As you get more viewers you will get people who think they know better. Just ignore the dislikes and keep going!

[@Waleed9547]

I'm so glad I followed this channel. Great things are going to come out of this channel 👌👌👌👌👌 like a magician pulling rabbits out a hat and every time I'm amazed 😱😱😱🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@DavidMacGregor1]

Greetings from New Zealand. Nice work.

[@alvaroreinoso4865]

Disculpe que le escriba en español Pero lo felicito y agradezco por su excelente proyecto Usted es un ejemplo que muchos deberían seguir

[@Gmanwarior]

Keep up with the good work love the videos from Lynn, MA.

[@JohnSmith-xl9bo]

Wonderful design!

[@redbeard4671]

It boggles my mind you don’t have more subscribers, likes and comments. As an avid watcher I feel obligated to start sharing and liking more of your videos. Keep up the great work.

[@BuilderCreator]

Don't feel obligated, but your shares, likes and comments are appreciated.

[@jackraley8854]

Great project.....enjoy mi amigo I've built many cars and it takes time and fun

[@JeuJeus]

Great Project, I am already looking forward for the next Video! Greetings from Germany

[@Williampreza]

I don’t know what other people are saying, but this is the coolest death trap I’ve ever seen, and I’m from Alabama! Cheers, carry-on, and I will hold your beer (or preferred equivalent) when you test it!

[@falklan]

You are a true fabricator sir!

[@mcfling1]

Great job. I recently completed a build. It takes so much work! I have a small electric motor that runs my gull wing doors. BTW- vote NO for the front window rubber. Thank you for sharing! Keep up the good work.

[@BuilderCreator]

Always interested in seeing others projects, are you on Instagram? buildercreator5673

[@electricsupercar]

Where did your project name come from?

[@bobvansteet9097]

2nd that

[@BuilderCreator]

A talk I heard, kind of like a TED talk were the speaker introduced me to the word. Arete- Greek, "to achieve ones greatest potential." most commonly a spiritual achievement in the Greek context, but also extends to other life achievements. Kind of like "better than doing your best!"

[@digimon916]

As far as the meaning goes, Arete is an ancient greek concept/belief/way of life, meaning to strive for excellence or virtue/moral virtue

[@BuilderCreator]

@@digimon916 Like digimon said!

[@barteaumotorsports8909]

wow, Name is much cooler now!

[@dave5833]

Our prototype will be spectacular keep up the great work.

[@atakangurcay3866]

Greating from Turkei. Can't wait to see finished product!

[@StanleyKubick1]

Top notch as always. Thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge with us mere mortals.

[@davidbeer]

Comments are just that. They are not a platform for people to put others down to make themselves feel better... short term. You have the skills and teaching gift to guide in a direction that is self improvement and full potential. That is what counts.

[@BuilderCreator]

It is good to get kind comment from kind people as yourself. Thanks for following the channel.

[@jjdee7901]

Iam very impressed. I'd love to make my own "supercar" This guy rocks !!

[@BuilderCreator]

Any one with the initials JJ rocks! Signed--Jay Jarvie the BuilderCreator.

[@stevennailedit]

Just finished watching all your vids to date, looking forward to the next one!👍

[@lesleysmith5623]

Avgreat project. Only joined a week ago, after seeing the review, so will go back and look at previous videos. Surprised the actuators are in the doors, and not in the wing, as they seem heavy. I’m sure you have good reasons. Keep up the good work!

[@BuilderCreator]

Will be some in the wing.

[@rckeith]

Great work. Lots of armchair experts that can just be ignored. Keep doing what you are doing. Just found your channel a few days ago and I'm blown away by what you have done. Amazed your starting another project. Don't you need a rest?👍👍👍

[@BuilderCreator]

No rest, just a clone or two.

[@ProjectSupercar]

It is frustrating when people don't understand prototyping. Yep, typical delivery standards to the UK, I can't tell you how many items I've ordered over the years, only to have them turn up bashed and damaged. Oh, here's a little fascinating tip bit for you, someone noted that when they click on one of my videos, one of your videos is suggested as "up next", so glad to help :). looking forward to seeing how those doors will work, that's very tricky to get right. ;)

[@BuilderCreator]

I'm sure Project Supercar is showing up in "suggested" when you watch my videos. Builders unite!

[@ProjectSupercar]

@@BuilderCreator Builders Unite! Love it, we should make that happen one day. Well, I've still got plenty of questions to ask you, but I'll save that for your next video. I'm really interested to see how you're going to make your drive train work. Anyway, chat on your next episode. :)

[@thomasmast1391]

What a great project. I have Catia at home and am happy to help you out if you need some parts of your project modeled in 3D. Possibly some kinematic layouts something you need designed prior to building. I am sure you can figure it out yourself. But it may save iterations if modeled first. Tom

[@giovanniarcilla8021]

You're doing great sir. Love watching your channel, very good content i can't wait to watch your channel.

[@BallinBuilds]

wow you channel is taking off!!🚀another great video! every time i watch one of your videos i get motivated!!

[@cooldisel]

total respect ,, and the key to success is Constant And Never Ending improvments ^_^

[@paulmcgroggan7749]

Keep up the good work NEVER GIVE UP

[@jeffreymurillo3131]

Awesome job dude!

[@syuszain9459]

You are doing great. Keep going

[@bob63539]

These videos are fantastic

[@elminz]

Binge watched the whole series. Loving it so far. Remember that you'll always get some level of unfounded criticism on youtube, so don't take them too seriously. The consistent >99% likes is way higher than vast majority of even well loved YTers, that should speak for itself, not the one off person.

[@BuilderCreator]

Thanks for joining the BC Bing watch club!

[@mikls6830]

You will find more people to make critics... But what can they do with their hands... Nothing ! Think big, think positive ! We believe in you ! You got plenty of skills. I wait with impatience the next videos... Mik From France !

[@BuilderCreator]

bienvenu! Thanks for watching. I believe in you the positive followers!

[@kaumohlamonyane272]

I feel like you should create a patreon account, I would be happy to become a patron🙃

[@SteveBueche1027]

Keep going you’re doing great!

[@phizzalo]

Real deal here ! Learning so much new things, keep it up will be fine !

[@jdinner399]

Loving the channel man! I have built a few doors that lift and believe when I say 'Weight Matters'. Please toy with the idea of mounting the Kinetrol devices to the chassis and use spherical rod linkages to push the hinges up instead. You can dial in the height and leverage way easier.

[@mopedmarathon]

I worked in a machine shop in fleet, Hampshire when I left collage that made those actuators. We used them in the machining fixtures for work holding because they are quick and unbelievably powerful. I tried to hold one that was about 4” across still with a spanner once, I failed....They’re used on a lot of bus doors hence the air release sound when the doors open or close. They’re said to have been the only thing still working after a huge fire at a Hemel Hempstead oil refinery. It was a pretty weird place that factory. It had a silence at lunch rule in the canteen. And there were a few old boys who completely ignored the ban on smoking in a workplace without trying to hide it or even make any excuses. They just carried on working with a roll up hanging out their mouth.

[@BuilderCreator]

These are made in England, but Ii swear I smelled smoke when I put air through it . .

[@mopedmarathon]

@@BuilderCreator yeh, fleet, Hampshire, England. There’s also a factory in Farnham which is the next town. Love your videos mate. Keep up the good work.

[@santiagomontoya4847]

love to see the progress, keep going. Greetings from Colombia

[@DorksandBolts]

Alright.... all caught up, can’t wait to see the next episode!

[@BuilderCreator]

Just started the BC Binge watchers club. . .Thanks for joining. Ha!

[@TheRuffusMD]

those are great ... will fix your wind shield wiper problem

[@PristineAuto24]

Ignore the haters,ur doing great man!this is one of the neatest builds I’ve ever seen..keep up the good work!🙌✨

[@xSilverScreenx]

Awesome job! can't wait to see it finished =)

[@DavidGuyton]

Very interesting. Are these actuators found on other cars or was this your idea? I know I have seen those gas struts on other doors that open upwards, and I think the DeLorean has some kind of torsion bar if I remember right.

[@BuilderCreator]

I've never seen them used before.

[@fveggerby]

The Nova/Sterling and other names Kit-car had an option for automatic door opening. Just 1 "door", front and side windows and roof was the door. I don't know how it was made though.

[@stevennailedit]

Nothing to do with cars, I remember them being used on myth busters and the soldier marching on the bridge experiment!

[@crotchrocket81]

Those actuators are used to open and close valves in hazardous environments, such as a fuel loading facility.

[@ianskinner1619]

glad to hear you say that this is a test to fail prototype. Your doing great, keep it up

[@ronkluwe4875]

Jay - New to the channel, but as an engineer I have to say I am very impressed by your work. Instead of the Kinetrol 90 actuators, any thought given to using either electrical or pneumatic linear actuators? I believe there will be a significant weight savings over the Kinetrol units. Also want to say that your inspiration to a new generation of engineers and makers is something to be highly applauded and sincere thanks to see someone paying it forward.

[@BuilderCreator]

Welcome to the channel Ron! I've debated the door actuators quite a bit. Truly reliable electrical actuators are very expensive and the pneumatic linears would indeed be lighter, but the rotary pneumatic are different (a fun new challenge) and really solve some problems for me. Inspiring young engineers- This is the main reason for building this project- lets be realistic, I need a car like this like a hole in my head, but I love them and others love them. Schools are teaching engineering, but not vision and possibilities. Seems my biggest audience of "aha!" moment engineers is India. I think the entrepreneurial spirit is growing there. Thanks for supporting the effort with your watch time.

[@Saborexpress-u6h]

Great Job. Congrats.

[@RESINuk]

My new favourite channel 👍🏻

[@fabslyrics]

marvelous air operated butterfly doors, or should we say wings !

[@agooshaw]

Thoroughly enjoying your videos...has anyone ever told you your celebrity look alike is Bruce Campbell silly comment but there you go.

[@BuilderCreator]

Your the 5th. Must be true!