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No Steven this is my 1/10 battery car mate, put big yin back in cupboard for another few week's lol

@peterrussell5216 it's nice car just remember if you need help am happy to come out to you I have a normal pull start that we could fit on your car and get her running again

Thanks Steven but I think battery powered for me no on ha ha ha cheers

Well if you want to sell let me know rather than it sitting doing nothing poor wee thing lol I could give it some love

Cluck off and stop squeezing my belly you clucking clucker ha ha ha

Cheers tam been about 50 night trips with our Shannon, in last 5 years first time we've seen it lol amazing

Balisamo lol

That's amazing I love the song about wishy, I sent it to my auntie and uncle who emigrated many moons ago to NJ, they used to visit wishy to see us all, she loved it also, but I never new Peter Nardini wrote it, and also never new he was art teacher, you have made Google him and he was actually my art teacher at St Aidens ha ha ha and probably the only teacher who gave me a complement about my work adviceing me to stay on because I had a talent, he said, did I listen did I wit, ha ha ha Ended up a joiner so still working with my hands, small world, hope yer well Rob,

@@peterrussell5216 Wow! What a co-incidence. Peter's in his 70s now, still lives in Lanarkshire and is still a prolific painter and songwriter; and his daughter's still in California. There are quite a few of his quirky songs, mostly sung in a Bob Dylan style on TH-cam. Thanks for the memories...

Thanks for that, I'll go have a look, new he was a teacher but never new he was singer or songwriter, I've made a few videos mostly scenic ones but had to do one of Wishaw it's had a fair few veiws and alot of comments are from people who don't live here anymore, it's just a hobby me and my daughter have, magic for getting me out and about and great for the heid ha ha ha cheers Rob

Thanks seems a long time ago lol

Hi there, Paver you from London ha ha ha I know pather well, was born in 1970, stay 1 minute walk under railway bridge to paver, cheers

@@peterrussell5216 well my mum was born in motherwell then moved to the paver..she left around the 1970 period..good for me she did lol

It's "Pather", not Paver, but pronounced similarly.

@@robrenwick4591 my apologies.

Thank Q

I'm sorry I don't I built it by just measuring and cutting, and this we sketch at very start of video

OK thanks anyway

I would if I could but it came from my head, and I built it as I went, sorry

Thanks

Hi thanks buddy, I've not raced for few years, I used to use project cars, wats the best sim if I were to get back into it, I'm loving flight sims in vr at moment but looking for bit of change.

@@peterrussell5216 Dirt Rally in VR bro....

@@peterrussell5216 Soz had to pop out so short message earlier, Bro I bought Star Wars Squadron for the PSVR, And for a little change from sim racing it's perfect lol, I'm stuck on a level tho so not been on it for few weeks but still if I wants a blast in the VR, Even tho it's only a PSVR Star Wars is surprisingly good... But yeah Dirt Rally got be really good in VR, Best sounding sim racing game there is, Dirty Rally 2 is still a top sim game that's for sure....

Wishaw on holiday never herd that before ha ha remember wishy baths, and bellhaven Park still there in video, glad you enjoyed, where do you stay now,

@@peterrussell5216 i now live in Largs just over the hills from Kilbirnie

Now Largs that's a holiday destination, was there Monday and Tuesday last week monday at millport, Tuesday went to ayr but stopped at the fish works on way home for an amazing fish suppers, 1 of my previous videos was shot in Largs and going across to millport on ferry, was a beautiful day

Used to go putting (mini golf) in that (Belhaven) Park, and paddling in the kiddies pool (both now gone). They knocked the Wishae Baths down years ago (don't know why). Baird's department store is long gone, but the building is still there, as is the former gatehouse to the Coltness Estate on the corner of Kenilworth Avenue where the taxi rank was (public toilets).

I can understand that. My father came from Hamilton in Lanarkshire. He went to Sydney and left 2 wives and children. 1 in Glasgow and the other in Sheffield. He married my mother in Sydney and she never found out about the 2 previous. If she did she never said. He was always a difficult man and a very good singer and was on TV in Sydney in 1956 when TV just started. But he always had a bad temper and if any band members played the wrong note he would give them a Glasgow kiss.

Boo effing Hoo. Find a therapist 😂

Thanks very much, but I'm her auld papa lol

The stag bar where we got to watch Bruce Lee on video (amazing at the time) ha ha ha 70 ish

Mackay and Jardine's garage at the bottom cross also long gone (was later a Tesco and now flats I think).

​​​@@peterrussell5216 Lots of pubs used to show films when those big screen TVs first came out. Until the copyright inspectors started coming round, and that was the end of that.

Only about £250 for matirials and alot of hrs work

Thanks

Thanks, me and daughter had a laff making it, but wouldn't be aloud no with drone laws

Thanks bud it's still on the go 👍

Ma father was orange and ma mother she was green sure there's a song about that, if yer feeling auld it's cause ye ir, ya bampot, Canada AAAAA, LOL

Up yer hale ya screamo!

Aye, St. Aiden's was a Roman Catholic school and as for Larkhall, they used to say "what's green and lives in a tree? A Catholic in Larkhall" 😅

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I was 11 in 1981, just about to hit the parish Disco, ha ha also grew up in wishaw flats, cheers for your comments bud, 👍

Hi! My family belonged to the then Chalmers Church when George Griffiths was minister, my family were regular attenders but me not so much. I was in my teens then, long hair, motor bikes and all. Occasionally when I heard via my mum that Georges (I think it was a James motorcycle) had broken down I would pop in to the manse unannounced, longhair, leather jacket etc. on my 650cc Triumph and fix the problem for him. I often wondered what he thought of this renegade kid who didn't go to church but was happy to help him out by fixing his bike. I'm now 83 living in New Zealand. Cheers

Aye, that's what the auld yins used tae cry it.

Cheers. I made it for friend who stays in London, hadn't seen Wishaw in years. It was made in days before masks social distancing and covit. No be long till there back lol

A year in your eye? Might want stay aff the whiskey pal...

Thanks was worth it to see her reaction on my granddaughters face, worth a million qwid

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Thanks, Sorry I did it from a small sketch in video do not have exact sizes

It's a cockpit the noo, Nae problem take off from Edinburgh Airport fly over wishy its crazy

Cheers Tam

Went on TH-cam watched how to build paper cone, cut hardboard to same shape, soaked it both sides, rolled it into shape, let in dry, then filled it with fastest plaster, sanded it, good luck

Wishaw North Lanarkshire

Peter Russell thank you I would of drove the 7 hours to collect just slightly out of budget but great job and thank you kindly for your offer 👌

Thank you

Doesn't bother me, laff it off but cheers bud, good Christmas prezzie, but start now lol

Hi im having to sell this bed due to my daughter growing out it and a new baby on way if you are interested in buying it? Can be dismantled and rebuild for you aswell

isobel Russell yes please let me know how’s best to contact 👌happy to put it together

Peter Russell please can you contact me via my wife’s Facebook business page as I don’t want to add my personal details on TH-cam. Im very interested in the bed. Here is the link to direct message mefacebook.com/Psychicmediumkelliemarsh/

Thanks 18mm MDF

Thanks 18mm MDF

Awesome comment, get yourself a happy meal pal

Am getting homesick too, an I stay here, stay safe

Great video makes me sick, glad to be away from the inbred place! Shite-hole!

I used hardboard, soaked it, clamped it round traffic cone, the tip started to crumble a bit, that's where the fastset easy sand plaster came it, soak it, roll it, let it dry out..