Years back I knocked on a lot of those doors. I got everything from pop and cookies to a gruff "You don't see a G** d*mn for sale sign on it do ya?!!?" Lol that'll teach a guy a little about people. Once in a while I bought one, but never found a "private Malone's" car. I got a lot of "not for sale" and yes - "gonna fix it up/restore it". Ha.. you'd be surprised how many times after seeing a car sit for years they'd actually say "I'm working on it" or "I was going to - (put an engine in, pull it in the garage, start on it) - THIS weekend" lol. Only to watch it melt for years more. So your ideas for the title are spot on. Great job! Like the tarp. Never thought of/saw the shop towel... works perfect. All your ground effects - grass, dirt, leaves, etc really work. Are those leaf punches like a scrapbook thing or?? Thanks for sharing
So glad you liked it!!! Oh yea, the ol' "I'm working on it" that line sure is popular too. 🙂 Yes, those are punches that punch out 3 - 4 leaves each time like a scrapbook thing. They (Green Stuff World) offers several different shapes and sizes.
Nice looking diorama. With that bag/box of crap you really didn’t have much choice other than to build a diorama. Good work on this one. Thanks for sharing.
Excellent Tim...but I would never leave a car uncovered....let alone throw an old pool cover on top and let it rust! Lol you got it right on!!... Mopar or no car.
LoL 🤣 I just love me some covered up crap in the Back yard.. This looks really nice Tim and I love the way you did everything here.. Great work Brother 😎👍
What a great idea Tim! So we'll done to. Thanks for showing us some of your techniques. I would have never thought of a clip board base. The last diorama I did I used a side cover from a computer tower! Your idea is way better, lol. Great build my friend.
Awesome job Tim!!! I enjoy doing junkers and dioramas. Looks like cars we've all seen in our towns since we were kids. I've always noticed that you have a fantastic model room. It has more paints kits and accessories than some hobby shops. Thanks for sharing.
Hi Tim, Your diorama turned out great. I have to admit, I'm guilty of keeping a vehicle under a tarp that I plan to fix up some day. LOL. Thanks for sharing. Have a great day. Jeff
Very cool Tim 👍😎. Good tip on wood stripper,and static grass.👍🤓 . Very nice diorama 👍Thanks for showing and best wishes from jolly old England 👍😎Pete 🤓
@@THROTTLEPOWER I think it's great that you say Heck. You make me feel so guilty about my swearing👍😉. I've been watching my language as it is,but still slip up👍🤣. I think it's great knowing you ,Tim. Very best wishes from jolly old England 👍😎Pete 🤓
Man, I love that Tim. The weathering is something i am starting to learn and understand. That is a peice of art brother. I love that... just came out so realistic. Nice work my friend.
Hi Tim, thst diorama turned out absolutely fantastic, you done a terrific job of the whole scene, the fence was excellent, well done mate, best regards from a Kiwi living in Australia.👍👍👍
Tim that looks amazing! I love weathering projects, amazing job my friend, such a cool idea.. Would have never thought of doing it this way.. That's cool thing about the group builds, all the different build ideas👍 Yes, hear in MI this is a very common look and its not for sale!
Definitely different, so glad you went with the back yard look, and Tim you smashed Big time🥰, absolutely love it my friend, even those Besser block bricks, super cool 1 of my favourites out of the 6 I've watched so far, really enjoyed this build, always watching 👊🇦🇺🤝🇺🇸😎😊👍🍻🍻🍻
Tim, I'm absolutely blown away you managed to get such a great build put together in such a short time and even managed to work an amazing diorama around it. Both weathering and making bases that look real are skills I've yet to acquire but maybe I'll try my hand at it one day. Great job anyways, I don't think you could have got it looking more realistic 😊
@@THROTTLEPOWER Definitely the Balsa Stripper for one. And I like the flat square you used to set up the fence; I've made do with a straight edge and two triangles. The leaf punches look interesting as well. I'll need to raid my wife's craft room to see if she has something comparable before I get my own. After you complete the diorama do you do anything to protect them from dust?
@@THROTTLEPOWER A couple weeks back when I was getting ready to give it a shot of primer, the cowl and part of the windshield post broke. I am now working on correcting that so I can get it finished. I figure I'd wait a day or two until after everyone is done posting their finish build, before posting an explanation of why mine is not done. Thanks for asking Tim.
"someday" is a good name. I'm trying to buy my neighbors 69 charger sits on a car trailer. Mind you the trailer has sank in so far that the deck is ground level. Charger surprisingly still holding up far as the rails and floor in front. Bronze / tan leather what's left of it. 383 factory AC. No glass but he let me cover it up.
Oh wow very cool Jonny that will be a good buy if you can get it. Sure is amazing how they start to sink into the ground. I tried to simulate that a bit on this build.
Thank you for not using popsicle sticks for your fence. Some coffee places have wood (in scale) stir stix. Nice concept keep going......................Cheers
Great video. Little tip for the fence boards. Once you have determined the length take a pair of side cutters, as you cut also twist. This will give you a look of them rotting at the top in a random pattern.
Great idea for "Crap" you don't know what to do with. Looks so real and original. My dad had an old Car like that in our yard. Can't remember what if was. Came home from school one day and it was gone.
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Hope you enjoyed the build, thanks for watching! 🙂👍
Very cool idea Tim, enjoyed this build!
Great diorama!!
Thank you Johnny!
That's so cool! Glad you showed us how you did everything!!!!
Thank you Jeff, so glad you liked it!!
awesome!!! 👌👌👌👌
Thank you Eric! 👍 🙂
so cool! I really enjoyed watching this video! thanks!
Thank you so glad you enjoyed it!
Wow! Just wow! That is amazing work!
Thank you very much Chris!
Good looking build, and diorama
Thank you Joe, so glad you liked it!!
Fantastic build
Thank you Ruane I'm glad you liked it
That's awesome Tim!!
Thank you Matthew!
Turned out great!
Thank you Tim so glad you liked it!!
A++++++! I love what you did. You're the only one to go this route. Excellent!!
Wow, thank you for the kind words Rob!
Very cool!
Thank you!
Fantastic idea for the build as a diorama,very cool 😎
Gonna fix it up someday is perfect....how many times we've heard that!!!
So very true, we have heard it a bunch! 🙂
Amazing work bro, love the weathering technique
Thanks a lot Marcos I'm really glad you liked it!!
Wow great looking diorama looks really nice like all detail you did 👍🏻 great work
Thank you so much 😀
This is really cool! SoDak Model Cars has a super far out build too.
Thank you.... Yes he does, it's really well done!
Wow, nice build Tim, love your weathering technique.
Thank you for the kind words Gene!
That turned out really nice...awesome work Tim!
Model on!
Pat
Thank you Pat so glad you enjoyed it!!
Turned out nice tim looks great under the tarp
Thank you Jeff, glad you liked it!!
Belle vidéo 👌 😉
Thank you Alain 😊 👍
@@THROTTLEPOWER 👍 😉 🇺🇸
@@alaindunkerque59 😊
Looks like you’re “gonna have to fix’er up one day”! Love the details right down to real leaves.
Cool, thank you!!!!!
Years back I knocked on a lot of those doors. I got everything from pop and cookies to a gruff "You don't see a G** d*mn for sale sign on it do ya?!!?" Lol that'll teach a guy a little about people. Once in a while I bought one, but never found a "private Malone's" car. I got a lot of "not for sale" and yes - "gonna fix it up/restore it". Ha.. you'd be surprised how many times after seeing a car sit for years they'd actually say "I'm working on it" or "I was going to - (put an engine in, pull it in the garage, start on it) - THIS weekend" lol. Only to watch it melt for years more. So your ideas for the title are spot on.
Great job! Like the tarp. Never thought of/saw the shop towel... works perfect. All your ground effects - grass, dirt, leaves, etc really work. Are those leaf punches like a scrapbook thing or?? Thanks for sharing
So glad you liked it!!! Oh yea, the ol' "I'm working on it" that line sure is popular too. 🙂 Yes, those are punches that punch out 3 - 4 leaves each time like a scrapbook thing. They (Green Stuff World) offers several different shapes and sizes.
Cool idea build. Fun way to use what you had for the build.
I agree, glad you enjoyed it!!
Tim Man,,it looks awesome,, really great diorama,, love the fence,, have a good one buddy later Glen
Thank you for the kind words Glen!
Awesome work mate
Thanks a lot Tony
Love the diorama Tim, nice touch on the tarp.
Thank you Frank!
Duuuuuuuuuuuuuuuude! THIS was AWESOME!!!!! You have inspired me, THANK YOU!!!!
Glad to hear it Jeff, so happy you like the build!!!!
Nice looking diorama. With that bag/box of crap you really didn’t have much choice other than to build a diorama. Good work on this one. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Michael, so true!
Wow Tim that bag of crab turned into work of art bro! Nice job!! Love it !
Thank you Fred!
Way cool definitely different than what anyone else did I love it
Thank you Jimmy so glad you enjoyed it!
This is so freakin cool....Thank you for sharing my friend! I love the weathering!
Thank you for the kind words Todd, so glad you enjoyed it!!!
Wow that turned out really nice! Way to go Tim.👏👏👏
Thank you I'm so glad you like it! 👍 🙂
Outrageous Tim,,,,, Great job buddy!!!!!!!!
Thank you Chris so glad you liked it!!!
Nice work on taking your bag-o-crap and turning it into a pile-o-crap...with potential! Unique take on the GB for sure!
Thank you!!!!!!!! 👍
Holy smokes!! You did a fantastic job on the rust and fence and just everything man! Total props to you Tim! Love it! ☺️
Thanks a bunch BG, that means a lot to me!!! 👍😊
Oh that reminds me...... There is a BBQ restaurant here in town and their slogan is "Holy Smokes" ...... 😋
So cool Tim. Great little Diorama. Awesome weathering & scratch building.
Thank you Rick so glad you liked it!
Very cool build Tim 😎
Thank you Shawn!
You did a great job 👍🏿
Thank you Leon I appreciate that!
I love the idea of a diorama. Especially the way you did your reveal as a demonstration.Thanks for sharing your technique.
Thank you very much Alan I'm so glad you liked it!
Freaking awesome Tim, what a great idea buddy, awesome job. Rick 😎✌️
Thank you for the kind words Rick! 🙂👍
Like the wood stripper Tim,not bad Little tool.
It's a great tool and has always come in handy for me.
Great job Tim I hated to see a good body and Chassis like that go to rush but up here Northern Indiana we see it all the time
So very true Butch!
Awesome diorama Tim. I love it. Ron
Thank you Ron!
Excellent Tim...but I would never leave a car uncovered....let alone throw an old pool cover on top and let it rust! Lol you got it right on!!... Mopar or no car.
Right on John, Mopar or no car!!!!!!
LoL 🤣 I just love me some covered up crap in the Back yard.. This looks really nice Tim and I love the way you did everything here.. Great work Brother 😎👍
Awesome! Thank you Jimmy, I'm so glad you liked it!! 😊 👍
Wow! That's a great tutorial as well as a great diorama!
Thanks a lot Brian!
Great job! Love those old mopars even when they are rusted and covered!!😂
Thank you, me too! 🙂👍
Great job Tim!!! Nice diorama skills. Thanks for the tips.
Thank you Richard!!
Super cool job! And love the manifold! Thanks for sharing the fun build!
Thank you Stephen, so glad you enjoyed the build/vid and the manifold!!
Such a cool build! Nice job done here Tim! Thanks for sharing, take care and keep up the good work my friend.
Thank you for the kind words George I thought you might like this build. Hope you have a good week.
What a great idea Tim! So we'll done to.
Thanks for showing us some of your techniques. I would have never thought of a clip board base. The last diorama I did I used a side cover from a computer tower!
Your idea is way better, lol.
Great build my friend.
Thank you! Glad you liked it and glad it was helpful!
Awesome job, I love the work that goes into dioramas.🤓👍
Thank you very much, they are fun to build! 👍🙂
Good job 👍 I thought it was a real car on your cover photo 🤪😎
I think that is the ultimate compliment Brian!! 👍😉 Thank you so much for the kind words!! 😊
Awesome job Tim!!! I enjoy doing junkers and dioramas. Looks like cars we've all seen in our towns since we were kids. I've always noticed that you have a fantastic model room. It has more paints kits and accessories than some hobby shops. Thanks for sharing.
Very cool Chris, yes they are fun! Thank you so much for the kind words.
@@THROTTLEPOWER I got a flyer for a show used to be In cincy, now just over Indiana Ohio line of 74. In May. I may driver over for that.
@@shotdowninflames3466 What show is it?
Great job Tim. Looks awesome 👏👏👏👍👍😎
Thank you so much Nick I'm glad you think it's awesome!! 👍 😊
Awesome job!
Thank you Tommy!!
Really really cool Tim! 😮 This gives me some ideas for doing a diorama too! 🤔
In 14 days you completed this project too…I dig it a LOT! 😎👍🏾
Aaaaa very cool Clifton, building a Diorama is always fun! 😉
Hi Tim, Your diorama turned out great. I have to admit, I'm guilty of keeping a vehicle under a tarp that I plan to fix up some day. LOL. Thanks for sharing. Have a great day. Jeff
Thank you Jeff, yea, I've done it too. 🙂 You have a great day as well!!!
Superb!! The fence is awesome and the rust effect perfect! 😍😍👍👍
Thanks so much Phil! 😊
Great work Tim! Really impressive and some good tips! 👍
Thank you Mike glad you enjoyed it! 😊
That is very cool...and original! I've never heard of the balsa stripper. I should do a few dios for my model trains!
Oh heck yea, that is a great tool I think you will like.
Very cool Tim 👍😎. Good tip on wood stripper,and static grass.👍🤓 . Very nice diorama 👍Thanks for showing and best wishes from jolly old England 👍😎Pete 🤓
Thank you Pete and so glad you enjoyed it 👍🍻
@@THROTTLEPOWER next step is Cadillac Ranch and bury a few👍😂😂👍😁
@@petesmodelcarcustoms584 Oh heck yea, I've always wanted to do that as a Diorama! 🙂
@@THROTTLEPOWER I think it's great that you say Heck. You make me feel so guilty about my swearing👍😉. I've been watching my language as it is,but still slip up👍🤣. I think it's great knowing you ,Tim. Very best wishes from jolly old England 👍😎Pete 🤓
@@petesmodelcarcustoms584 Cool.... Always enjoy hearing from you Pete and It's been nice knowing you too. 😊🍻👍🙂✌
Man, I love that Tim. The weathering is something i am starting to learn and understand. That is a peice of art brother. I love that... just came out so realistic. Nice work my friend.
Thank you for the kind words Terry, do glad you like it!! 👍
Hi Tim, thst diorama turned out absolutely fantastic, you done a terrific job of the whole scene, the fence was excellent, well done mate, best regards from a Kiwi living in Australia.👍👍👍
Thank you so much for the kind words Les. 😀
I saw your kit/diorama at the show today in Hilliard, OH. Great job! I really liked the setup!
Awesome! Thank you Jim!
Outstanding sir!!
Thank you Neil!!!
Thats awesome Tim!!! Nice job sir.
Thank you for the kind words Jason! 👍
Really like this twist! Looks great, too!
Thank you! 😊
Tim that looks amazing! I love weathering projects, amazing job my friend, such a cool idea.. Would have never thought of doing it this way.. That's cool thing about the group builds, all the different build ideas👍 Yes, hear in MI this is a very common look and its not for sale!
So true about all the Group Builds Kreg and so glad you liked it! Oh yea, Michigan, snow and salt = Rust. ❄❄❄😉
Absolutely outstanding Tim!!! Perfect realism all around!! Love the secondary color on the deck lid!! Perfect!!!
Thank you Mark, I'm so glad you like it!
LOL I love it looks just like any backyard one could be found in great idea for sure
So true Deen it does.
Looks great!
Thank you Kenny!!
Great job Tim! Bag’o crap came out perfect, only thing missing is a tree growing up thru the trunk😜very nicely done and captures the scene spot on🏆
Exactly Treyz, now that would be cool!!!!!!!! 😊👍😉
That diorama looks amazing and so real especially when you showed the outside pic, thanks for the tips too 🍻👍
Thank you Cliff I'm really glad you liked it! 👍 😊 🍻
Definitely different, so glad you went with the back yard look, and Tim you smashed Big time🥰, absolutely love it my friend, even those Besser block bricks, super cool 1 of my favourites out of the 6 I've watched so far, really enjoyed this build, always watching 👊🇦🇺🤝🇺🇸😎😊👍🍻🍻🍻
Thank you for the kind words KC so glad you enjoyed it 😉👍😊🍻
@@THROTTLEPOWER my pleasure Tim, you do awesome work, plus I learn a few things and idea's 🤗🇦🇺👊
@@MetalMania3DTV-TAS-AUS So good to hear 😊
Wow, really nice job, I need to try something like that one of these days. Thanks for the tips.
Thank you! Building a Diorama is fun, I think you would really enjoy it.
Man, that looks awesome Tim! Really nice detail work on the car and diorama, very cool!
Thanks a bunch Jeff, so glad you like it!!
Great video. Love this build!!!!! I want to do a patina build just haven't done it??? Very Well Done Tim!!!!!! Thanks for sharing
You should Mike they are fun. So glad you liked this build!
Tim, I'm absolutely blown away you managed to get such a great build put together in such a short time and even managed to work an amazing diorama around it. Both weathering and making bases that look real are skills I've yet to acquire but maybe I'll try my hand at it one day. Great job anyways, I don't think you could have got it looking more realistic 😊
Thank you so much for the kind words John! 🙂
It turned out great! Well done 👍
Thank you, so glad you liked it! 🙂👍
I've got one of them "I'm gonna fix it up some day things in my backyard, mines a 70 Monte Carlo.
Very cool Kenny!!!
Amazing how you can take a bag of CRAP. And turn it into a beautiful piece of CRAP.
Nice job, Tim.
Exactly! And thank you so very much for sending me that, it was perfect!!!
Cool build brother
Thank you Jamie, so glad you liked it!!!!!
@THROTTLE POWER your welcome brother!!
@@jamiepowell3405 😊
Thats awesome man! Love the tarp!
Thank you so glad you liked it!
@@THROTTLEPOWER Your welcome!
@@Mannysscalemodeling 😊
Great video, love the finished project. Giving me lots of ideas. Gotta buy some new tools and stuff.
Thank you very much Larry I'm glad to hear you like it! What tools/stuff are you getting?
@@THROTTLEPOWER Definitely the Balsa Stripper for one. And I like the flat square you used to set up the fence; I've made do with a straight edge and two triangles. The leaf punches look interesting as well. I'll need to raid my wife's craft room to see if she has something comparable before I get my own.
After you complete the diorama do you do anything to protect them from dust?
@@larrydelaruelle5778 Yea, those tools will be good to get.... I put them in a Curio Cabinet when I finish them.
@@THROTTLEPOWER A curio cabinet is a good idea. I wonder if I can requisition my wife's? Hah, like that's even an option.
@@larrydelaruelle5778 😊👍🙂
Turned out great, Tim.
Thank you Marc, so glad you liked it!!
I haven't seen your video of the USACC GB come out yet (unless I've missed it) have you finished yours?
@@THROTTLEPOWER A couple weeks back when I was getting ready to give it a shot of primer, the cowl and part of the windshield post broke. I am now working on correcting that so I can get it finished. I figure I'd wait a day or two until after everyone is done posting their finish build, before posting an explanation of why mine is not done. Thanks for asking Tim.
@@MasteringTheModel Aaaaaa ok, that's a bumber.... Well sure hope you can get it fixed and finished.
Pretty cool idea buddy......fun to follow along
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!
i see a few tools i need to get and what a awesome looking build and detail work sir
Thanks Bigeddie I'm glad you liked it! 👍
Really cool.
Thank you!!
Great dio Tim. You turned a box of crap to a real jewel. Excellent video.
Thank you for the kind words Vincent, so glad you enjoyed it!
Diorama came out great, car looks good (bad) too, thanks for sharing “Some Day” J
Thank you!!!!!!!!! 🙂
Beautiful job Tim. Everything, the car, the fence, the tarp and ground cover are outstanding.
Thank you I'm so glad you liked it!!
I see you at freeze frame model car show
Not sure as that is a little over 4 hrs away.
That was pretty cool
Thank you!!
I need that kit that's a nice build
Yes, it's a cool kit to build.
"someday" is a good name. I'm trying to buy my neighbors 69 charger sits on a car trailer. Mind you the trailer has sank in so far that the deck is ground level. Charger surprisingly still holding up far as the rails and floor in front. Bronze / tan leather what's left of it. 383 factory AC. No glass but he let me cover it up.
Oh wow very cool Jonny that will be a good buy if you can get it. Sure is amazing how they start to sink into the ground. I tried to simulate that a bit on this build.
@@THROTTLEPOWER by the end result of what you're building looks pretty close to real as you can get.
@@wreckerjonny6144 Wow, thank you so much for the HUGE compliment!! 👍😉
Thank you for not using popsicle sticks for your fence. Some coffee places have wood (in scale) stir stix. Nice concept keep going......................Cheers
No 🍦 Popsicle sticks here Gordon! 🙂 So glad you liked the build.👍
Great video. Little tip for the fence boards. Once you have determined the length take a pair of side cutters, as you cut also twist. This will give you a look of them rotting at the top in a random pattern.
Cool, great tip Ron!
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👍 🙂 😊 👍
Great idea for "Crap" you don't know what to do with. Looks so real and original. My dad had an old Car like that in our yard. Can't remember what if was. Came home from school one day and it was gone.
Thank you, so glad you liked the build.... Do you remember what the car was?
Can't remember what it was. Knowing my dad it was probably a Monte Carlo or something like that it was huge. Big body
@@projecto6305 Aaaa ok..... Those were the good ol days!