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After watching every step so far, I'm seriously impressed with Fanhome, not a single drop of glue. I would like to do this build myself but I don't have the patience to wait more than two years to complete it and they haven't an option to buy it outright. How hilarious !! As I resume watching, you break out the glue !!
I'm a few months behind you and enjoying this build more than a lot of them. This and the Cobra are so far 2 of my favorites and I think this is going to look really good when done. It already weighs a ton, so going to be one of the heaviest and largest of the 1/8 cars.
Looking good! I'm at Stage 50 right now and so far, going well. You mentioned the rear LED being short. I checked MyChargerRT at MarvelPhx's site, and no issues there. However, he did have problems in Stage 108 hiding the headlight wiring under the front wheel arch. Marring the body to the chassis always makes me nervous!
Hi Wayne. Ref hood/bonnet and boot/trunk as I noticed you used both in this video, the way I look at it is that hoods or bonnets are both worn on the head (engine headers maybe?) and boots are worn on the feet - opposite end to the head. Trunks were carried on the back of carriages - and later the back of early cars. TBH thinking along those lines the US hood/trunk makes more sense but being British I've grown up with bonnet/boot and I'm too old to change now *LOL*
Hi Wayne. Any idea when you will be showing the next section of the build, including attaching the body to the chassis? I am having real problems trying to attach them so will be more than interested to see how you do it.
You say boot in England and all that other stuff you’re speaking wrong English over here in America. We don’t call the boot the trunk lid for a car the boot we don’t call the hood on the front of the car a bonnet we call it a hood, so can you please say it correctly?
If you enjoyed this video or some of my other content please consider pressing the SUBSCRIBE button and hitting the BELL next to it so you get notified when I release a new video. You will find all the links and information you want in the expanded video description. If you have any questions or comments please leave them below. You can also see my behind the scenes video logs on my Patreon at www.patreon.com/worldofwayne
After watching every step so far, I'm seriously impressed with Fanhome, not a single drop of glue. I would like to do this build myself but I don't have the patience to wait more than two years to complete it and they haven't an option to buy it outright.
How hilarious !! As I resume watching, you break out the glue !!
Another great build. I look forward to it’s completion
Nice work I just issues 103-106 a few minutes ago
Very nice work completing these stages. Thanks for sharing.
I'm a few months behind you and enjoying this build more than a lot of them. This and the Cobra are so far 2 of my favorites and I think this is going to look really good when done. It already weighs a ton, so going to be one of the heaviest and largest of the 1/8 cars.
Hi world of wayne good work on the boot on the doged charger good video
Looking good! I'm at Stage 50 right now and so far, going well. You mentioned the rear LED being short. I checked MyChargerRT at MarvelPhx's site, and no issues there. However, he did have problems in Stage 108 hiding the headlight wiring under the front wheel arch. Marring the body to the chassis always makes me nervous!
Great to see what’s coming up I am really enjoying this build I am a couple of months behind
Hi Wayne. Ref hood/bonnet and boot/trunk as I noticed you used both in this video, the way I look at it is that hoods or bonnets are both worn on the head (engine headers maybe?) and boots are worn on the feet - opposite end to the head. Trunks were carried on the back of carriages - and later the back of early cars. TBH thinking along those lines the US hood/trunk makes more sense but being British I've grown up with bonnet/boot and I'm too old to change now *LOL*
looking good, some very nice touches to it
Hi Wayne. Any idea when you will be showing the next section of the build, including attaching the body to the chassis? I am having real problems trying to attach them so will be more than interested to see how you do it.
I’m waiting till the last pack and doing 6 stages together.
Nearly at the end now
👍👍
They should make a crown Vic at the same scale
My steampunk version is losing its paint ready for painting in rust colours.
Must be t-shirt weather where you are. 😜
Nice and heated in the workshop
what you call a boot lid we in the usa call it a trunk lid
You say boot in England and all that other stuff you’re speaking wrong English over here in America. We don’t call the boot the trunk lid for a car the boot we don’t call the hood on the front of the car a bonnet we call it a hood, so can you please say it correctly?
Stop calling it a boot a book goes on your feet not on the back of a car