Graham Family Reacts To Gifts From America - Unboxing

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Graham Family Reacts To Gifts From America - Unboxing
Graham Family Reacts To Gifts From America - Unboxing
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[@GrahamFamilyReacts]

Thank you so much to Brian for these awesome gifts, I am so stoked with them and it looks like a something new Garin and I can share a love for together so it's even more awesome! Thank you again!

[@brandon55703]

I’m gonna try to donate on what I can to support y’all coming to my Country which I’m excited about by the way but at the same time I’m nervous 😂 since if u ever come here we got a huge Immigrant problem that is causing so much trouble in my country and leaving trash which triggers me badly plus I apologize in advance the day y’all come and lastly please for the LOVE of God quite stopping the videos so much it’s annoying and I’m saying this nicely

[@TNugent]

Hey Jono I need to know where to send these gifts I have for y'all. I'll email you again and maybe get some info. Peace from Central Texas Hook'em Horns 🤘

[@brandon55703]

@@TNugent Hello my fellow Texan since I'm a Texans myself from SA I didn't think I'll see another Texans HAHAHAAAA

[@roosterslounge1697]

Hey, we just heard about your Prime Minister or leader had assassination temp. I don’t know what the rumor is to be true or not but apparently he’s trying to get in good with Russia and China now I don’t know that to be true or not but maybe you can share some light on it

[@brucew7062]

@@brandon55703Texans are all over this channel and throughout the comments. We might even make up the largest single group on their channel.

[@rg20322]

I grew up in the 70's as a kid and loved model planes - great to see this!!

[@katherinedinwiddie4526]

Lovely to watch a caring father and son activity! It warms my heart.

[@larrym.johnson9219]

Stoked for you Jono and Garin looking forward to seeing your barbecue area! go USA! 🔥🤟😉🇺🇸

[@kevinbrown3075]

Great gifts! This Jarhead vet has been enjoying your videos the duration.

[@pushpak]

You're in my thoughts after what has happened in Slovakia. Hope all will be well.

[@golfr-kg9ss]

Crazy to see something like that happen in Slovakia.

[@Sirge57]

I remember growing up as a kid watching the A7's flying out of Tulsa Intl, Air national guard. Really loved those old planes. They had such character. I was a little sad when they were retired but happy that we got F16's instead.

[@RoeShamBoe]

The "big boy" sign is for a famous diner chain called "Bob's Big Boys" (the "Big Boy" burger) and they always had a big statute of that chef cartoon guy at every store. There is a famous one in Burbank, California near the TV studios often cited as a favorite by Jay Leno who ate there frequently while hosting the Tonight Show... they also host classic car shows in the parking lot, etc.

[@yvonnewakefield7748]

"Frisch's" Big Boy in Ohio :-) since @ 1949

[@yvonnewakefield7748]

PS: Still have the big statues of Big Boy, LOL

[@YepOkay]

What a cool gift! Never too old for models, I say. I'm 37 and have recently gotten back into the hobby and I swear my blood pressure has probably dropped by half.

[@michaelmacdermott6340]

The LTV A-7 Corsair II is an American carrier-capable subsonic light attack aircraft designed and manufactured by Ling-Temco-Vought (LTV). The Air Force also flew a version of them as well as other countries like Portugal and Greece. In my 20 years in the Navy they were my first squadron I was attached to. They were nicknamed the SLUF (Short Little Ugly F.....). They were an awesome aircraft. I was in VA-15 Valions squadron.

[@michaelmacdermott6340]

@michaelomalleyiii Independence, Constellation, Saratoga, Enterprise, and the Carl Vinson.

[@bunnyfufu9933]

Love the choices of planes that were sent ❤

[@Deadcntr]

Bob's Big Boy restaurant was very popular in the 1950s, 60s and 70s.

[@Scruffyman81]

And in Austin Powers movies.

[@brianhamblin5134]

The A-7 was a 1960's era strike aircraft designed for the US Navy based on the F-8 Crusader. It was meant to fill the capability gaps of the A-4 Skyhawk during the Vietnam War. It was successful enough that the USAF also adopted it. I am glad you are enjoying the models...it is intended to be put together and displayed with either gear up or down based on your preference.

[@winstonsmith8441]

For JoNo. The A-7 was exported to a few allied countries including Portugal, which is why the version you have is in Portuguese livery.

[@brianhamblin5134]

Not sure if KZbin will allow this, but a short video intro for the A-7 ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppCwp61rjKZ4sLM ) ...Dark Skies: The Shortest Littlest Ugliest Most Devastating Fighter

[@marinarichter3461]

Love, love, love this wonderful video.

[@jaycooper2812]

The A-7 Corsair II was first used in the Vietnam conflict in 1960s and was retired from service with the United States Navy in the 1980s. This aircraft was nicknamed "SLUF" meaning "Slow Little Ugly Fellow".

[@shilohauraable]

I just found your channel and love it! I'm subbing and binge watching! ❤ BTW - When I wasa little girl, my bedroom didn't have heat either! Mom turned on an electric blanket before I climbed in & it was warm & toasty when I snuggled in. She turned the blanket off after I got in for fear of fire, but it stayed warm from my blankets & body heat. I never felt deprived. 😊

[@williambill5172]

Love you guys!

[@jaycooper2812]

My brother actually flew the A-7 Corsair when he was in the Navy in the 1990's his squadron was the last to fly it before they were retired.

[@ladysky2883]

I have been lucky enough to physically see the B-2 Stealth Bomber fly overhead and make a pass over head at the California Capitol Airshow one year. We were able to hear the pilot speak to us since he was from Sacramento, CA, area. They made 2 passes and it's HUGE! I was surprised how big this plane is. And it even casts a pretty big shadow. That was the other thing that surprised me. I get to see T-38 (training fighter planes) do touch-and-go's at the decommissioned Air Force Base runway that I live next to. It's an active airport but the base was decommissioned. I get to see F-15 and F-16's on occasion as well. Have fun with those models. They are cool.

[@mikeorclem]

thanks guys...move to america...i'm in baltimore and i feel north carolina is a great place for y'all...beautiful--good economy--nice climate.

[@FEEZ2112]

I hope you guys can visit the states and when you do you should look up to see if there is a Air Force Museum or an Air show somewhere for you to go visit. Also I am from Ohio Bob's Big Boy is called Frisch's here and for some reason in these areas people like to steal the the statue which is 7 feet 8 inches tall and weighs 230 pounds. 🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽🗽

[@williamshepherd1531]

I used to build my car's when I was a kid. My cousin would build model airplanes. And then hanged Them. from fishing strings from the ceiling. William s

[@fredking9076]

Love your videos. Thank you for sharing part of your lives. All my best,from yes,sorry I know you hate to say our state name,lol,but I'm from Cape Cod, Massachusetts.

[@donnakavanagh8386]

My son was a crew chief on the A-10 for most of his Air Force career. He loves that jet. It is an awesome machine. I've gotten to go to a couple USAF bases and see the Hog. When you get to the US, try to get to the Pima Air and Space Museum in Tucson, AZ. It has the Boneyard and is next to Davis Monthan Air Force Base. It has an indoor museum too, and the outdoor part has an enormous variety of old planes. Also close to Tucson is the Saguaro National Park. That area is the only place in the world you'll find saguaro cacti. The park is so interesting, and the desert is surprisingly beautiful....just watch out for rattlesnakes!

[@Xiphos0311]

Saguaro's are found all over the Sonran desert in AZ and northern Mexico. Not just in the park.

[@donnakavanagh8386]

​@@Xiphos0311 Yes. That area...I meant the Sonoran desert area but didn't make that clear. Sorry about that!

[@pdimler]

The Corsair is a U.S Navy plane from the 70s and 80s

[@Marleyjr00X]

Dont let that boy ever get into building Gunpla. Hell get lost in it lol

[@thumper7047]

I'm going ot try to find the USA/Latifa Hockey game on and look for u in the crowd. ;P Hope you get a puck (Souvenir).

[@davegnarlsson4344]

I think the young man should build a model the old way, with glue, a hundred parts, paint and patience. How do I get your mailing address?

[@Scruffyman81]

I agree Dave! Completing a difficult task is very valuable and rewarding.

[@wishwise0]

not a proper model airplane build unless you get your fingers stuck to the instructions

[@Watamelen]

Hoping all is well for the salvs

[@thumper7047]

Some countries might still have the A-7s. Iran stil has the F-14 - that's how we know the movie Maverick was about Iran (even though they never actually say).

[@Cody38Super]

Why renovate the house.....just move to Texas, bubba! Easy peasie lemon squeezy.

[@eurekasquared9853]

Cool models! Yeah! 😊

[@DUEYZ4U]

👍👍

[@preppyprincess2907]

You guys gotta check who Chris Kyle was

[@wayneperkins7605]

You guys really should find a way to move here. You'd make great American citizens.

[@thumper7047]

Therre used to be a video of a man on the flight deck getting sucked into the big intake. He was alright because the engine fodder out when it sucked his helmet off. *** I was mistaken, it was an A-6 the man gets sucked into. Video can be seen by searching: "NAVY Sailor getting sucked into A-6"

[@pdimler]

I think that was on the Forrestal.

[@thumper7047]

If it doesn't fit, just push harder. :))

[@yugioht42]

Actually fake age that sign and it’s going to look much better. Ding it up with some heavy chains. Scratch up certain parts. Spray some water and wait for it to rust a bit. The idea is to make it look old but it’s not really old. There’s a market for that type of sign and it looks really good like that.

[@cp368productions2]

The B2 is only 17' tall from the ground to the top of the engines so the wings are approximately 4' thick. There is no data that gives an actual number.

[@cjdavis2684]

Since you are interested in America, why don't you consider moving here.