This was a haul from over the past 3 months worth of purchases, trades, and auction wins! What have you bought recently? Let me know in the comments below!
I just came back into the hobby, and also live in Colorado. Looking forward to watching your videos to hopefully help me moving forward. Been years since I've built anything. Take care, hope to be watching more from you in the future.
Welcome and congrats on getting back into the hobby! Please check out all my other videos as I have build videos, how-to’s, and tips/tricks. Thank you for becoming a subscriber. Enjoy the hobby!
Thank you for the comment. It is a nice haul for the past 3 months. Excited to do more of these videos in the future. I just purchased a small collection so be on the lookout for a video on that soon!
HI Mile high,, that Johan turbine car is one of the most detailed kits that Johan ever put out,, I built one in the mid 70s and it was fantastic,, the level of detail really surprised me and it was a easy build,, sure would like to find one of those,, today,, anyhoo great video and cool stash adds Catch you on the flip side budman,, Glen
Thanks for the comment and watching, Glen. I am excited to open it up in an up coming kit review and see all that it has. It was fun watching Paul Turley build his in stages. I’m excited to see how it builds for me. I was told this is the 80’s rerelease as it is not a blue box art. Either way it is cool!
Thanks for watching. Kit reviews will be coming up soon. I also just snagged a small collection so videos will be coming up with that haul as well! Stay tuned!
Hey Shawn! I appreciate the trade and excited to open the kit up for a kit review in the near future! It was an awesome haul over the past couple of months! I just grabbed a small collection 100+ models and other stuff yesterday. Will have videos up soon going over that.
Thanks for watching and being a subscriber! This was a great 3 month haul and enjoyed sharing with everyone what I got. It’s like Christmas when packages come to my door.
Great haul! I have a Jo-Han Turbine that was given to me years ago. I don't know the history of it but I've put off building it since because I couldn't find the proper color and didn't have an airbrush back in the day. I have the book by Steve Lehto on the history of the car (which has a forward by Jat Leno) for when I get around to building it.
If you are looking for a specific color match, definitely check out Jameston at Scale Finishes. I haven’t had a custom color that I needed that he wasn’t able to match to a T. I hope you are able to build it one day and I will have to look up that book and read it. I’ve watch many historical version on TH-cam and documentaries about this car and how many regular middle class individuals were given these to try by Chrysler and give feedback.
Thanks, James! I will probably do a in-depth comparison video the kits with the same body styles. I always enjoy seeing if the only difference are the decals or if there were any retooling or change in parts. Thanks for watching!
Patone is the color system used in printing. It's odd to give that as a reference as it's a pointless basis to match paint to unless your gonna cover it in silk screen printer ink...
I’m actually not sure what you are talking about. I don’t even know what Pantone is. If anything I was referring to scanning the decals to my computer, doing some photo shop editing to fix the decals and edit out the yellowing, then print the decals on decal paper that is found at hobby shops. Not sure where you heard me state ‘Pantone’ in this video. Thanks for watching though.
@@MileHighScaleModeler At 16:23 when you're talking about the color chart in the UT Models Opel it has the paint colors in Patone, and you said "Never heard of Patone". Like I said Patone Colors (and those codes listed) are used in printing based on the RGB and CYMK color wheels. That's why it's a silly reference for paint colors, you can match things close to Pantone colors, but liquids obviously don't conform to Cyan/Magenta/Yellow/Black system a printer would use.
@@niteowl7710 ah I see. I had to reference back the video as I didn’t remember saying Pantone, but I did! Thanks for the info as I do find that silly now that UT Models would reference that.
Hell John, yes I have heard about that from many of the modelers in the North. It’s a shame a kit costs $20-40 to ship on top of customs charges as well. Sad that this occurs. I do sell and buy some stuff from modelers in some of the groups I am in from the North. They typically buy from me in the bulk or I buy from them in the bulk to make it worth it. I see a lot of guys in the North that are less than 25 miles from the border, they will have a PO Box at a US post office so they don’t have to pay those additional charges and relatively expensive shipping prices.
You got the same taste as me regarding 80's 90's imsa, ot T/A racers, built them and planning on building the again. Check my channel so you can see them, Great channel man, love your work. Like to see young builder like your self doing it in this high tech, lazy era. We are getting old quick and thought that the hobby would die with us but people like you gives us hope.
Hey! I appreciate the compliment on my channel and builds! I am subscribed to your channel and enjoyed watching the Camaro T/A cars built that you did along with the other builds you have shown. Always appreciate subscribers like yourself helping the young guys keep the hobby going. Also enjoy seeing your builds and input in the Facebook community as well!
This was a haul from over the past 3 months worth of purchases, trades, and auction wins! What have you bought recently? Let me know in the comments below!
Great haul. You have certainly picked up a neat variety of kits. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching and being a subscriber, Michael! Always appreciate the comments you have.
I just came back into the hobby, and also live in Colorado. Looking forward to watching your videos to hopefully help me moving forward. Been years since I've built anything. Take care, hope to be watching more from you in the future.
Welcome and congrats on getting back into the hobby! Please check out all my other videos as I have build videos, how-to’s, and tips/tricks. Thank you for becoming a subscriber. Enjoy the hobby!
Nice additions there, many nice kits especially the Japanese ones. I also enjoyed watching the UT Models Opel, not a common sight nowadays. Well done.
Thank you for the comment. It is a nice haul for the past 3 months. Excited to do more of these videos in the future. I just purchased a small collection so be on the lookout for a video on that soon!
HI Mile high,, that Johan turbine car is one of the most detailed kits that Johan ever put out,, I built one in the mid 70s and it was fantastic,, the level of detail really surprised me and it was a easy build,, sure would like to find one of those,, today,, anyhoo great video and cool stash adds Catch you on the flip side budman,, Glen
Thanks for the comment and watching, Glen. I am excited to open it up in an up coming kit review and see all that it has. It was fun watching Paul Turley build his in stages. I’m excited to see how it builds for me. I was told this is the 80’s rerelease as it is not a blue box art. Either way it is cool!
That was a great haul video. I’m looking forward to seeing reviews on some of those kits
Thanks for watching. Kit reviews will be coming up soon. I also just snagged a small collection so videos will be coming up with that haul as well! Stay tuned!
Looots of Cool stuff!!!!! Love the IMSA Mustangs. I'll be watching
Thanks for watching, Michael!
Very nice haul Brandon!
Thanks, Mark! Watching your recent video hauls and seeing the IMSA kits, I had to grab some myself! Thanks for watching!
Great adds… build on 👍
Thanks for watching! I’m happy with the haul. Keep a look out, I just grabbed my first collection and will be showing that here soon.
That is one Hell of a awesome haul Brandon and I enjoyed trading with you brother!!
Hey Shawn! I appreciate the trade and excited to open the kit up for a kit review in the near future! It was an awesome haul over the past couple of months! I just grabbed a small collection 100+ models and other stuff yesterday. Will have videos up soon going over that.
@@MileHighScaleModeler you know I'll be watching for that!!
The 300SLR has an straight 8 engine (actually two inline 4's mounted together connected by gears)
Thanks for such an extensive update
Thanks for watching and being a subscriber! This was a great 3 month haul and enjoyed sharing with everyone what I got. It’s like Christmas when packages come to my door.
The turbine car that you have is the 80s release the original box is blue in color very easy to find pictures of it have fun assembling it
Thank you for the information, William. I am excited to open this up during a kit review and see all the contents and what color is is model in!
Sorry about that it is molded in white plastic copper was the first issue
@@williamwagaman9538 happy it is molded in White. Thanks for the info.
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Glad you enjoyed it, Tim.
Just found your chanel, really good content.
Thank you 😊 I do my best and have many new videos coming up very soon.
Great haul! I have a Jo-Han Turbine that was given to me years ago. I don't know the history of it but I've put off building it since because I couldn't find the proper color and didn't have an airbrush back in the day. I have the book by Steve Lehto on the history of the car (which has a forward by Jat Leno) for when I get around to building it.
If you are looking for a specific color match, definitely check out Jameston at Scale Finishes. I haven’t had a custom color that I needed that he wasn’t able to match to a T. I hope you are able to build it one day and I will have to look up that book and read it. I’ve watch many historical version on TH-cam and documentaries about this car and how many regular middle class individuals were given these to try by Chrysler and give feedback.
You have a very impressive stash of race cars now Brandon. I’m interested to see what’s in the box of the Revell IMSA kits. Thanks for sharing bud!
Thanks, James! I will probably do a in-depth comparison video the kits with the same body styles. I always enjoy seeing if the only difference are the decals or if there were any retooling or change in parts. Thanks for watching!
Patone is the color system used in printing. It's odd to give that as a reference as it's a pointless basis to match paint to unless your gonna cover it in silk screen printer ink...
I’m actually not sure what you are talking about. I don’t even know what Pantone is. If anything I was referring to scanning the decals to my computer, doing some photo shop editing to fix the decals and edit out the yellowing, then print the decals on decal paper that is found at hobby shops. Not sure where you heard me state ‘Pantone’ in this video. Thanks for watching though.
@@MileHighScaleModeler At 16:23 when you're talking about the color chart in the UT Models Opel it has the paint colors in Patone, and you said "Never heard of Patone". Like I said Patone Colors (and those codes listed) are used in printing based on the RGB and CYMK color wheels. That's why it's a silly reference for paint colors, you can match things close to Pantone colors, but liquids obviously don't conform to Cyan/Magenta/Yellow/Black system a printer would use.
@@niteowl7710 ah I see. I had to reference back the video as I didn’t remember saying Pantone, but I did! Thanks for the info as I do find that silly now that UT Models would reference that.
Great stash adds buying from Oz or the states is out of the question for us to Canadians shipping and the exchange would kills us
Hell John, yes I have heard about that from many of the modelers in the North. It’s a shame a kit costs $20-40 to ship on top of customs charges as well. Sad that this occurs. I do sell and buy some stuff from modelers in some of the groups I am in from the North. They typically buy from me in the bulk or I buy from them in the bulk to make it worth it. I see a lot of guys in the North that are less than 25 miles from the border, they will have a PO Box at a US post office so they don’t have to pay those additional charges and relatively expensive shipping prices.
You got the same taste as me regarding 80's 90's imsa, ot T/A racers, built them and planning on building the again. Check my channel so you can see them, Great channel man, love your work. Like to see young builder like your self doing it in this high tech, lazy era. We are getting old quick and thought that the hobby would die with us but people like you gives us hope.
Hey! I appreciate the compliment on my channel and builds! I am subscribed to your channel and enjoyed watching the Camaro T/A cars built that you did along with the other builds you have shown. Always appreciate subscribers like yourself helping the young guys keep the hobby going. Also enjoy seeing your builds and input in the Facebook community as well!