Hi JB, Super upload, fond memories of these cars in the old days, back around 1985 there was a rare mk1 Granada 3.0 S in white for sale only £800, wish id bought it but was just into Rover V8's and had a P5B Coupe back then as they were fun and plentiful, many smikes oer gallon. Best wishes to yourself,family and fellow viewers.
John, those are some very interesting resin bodies You have there! I am liking the Walley 1822, the Morris Minor (I really like this one), Jensen Interceptor and the XJ6 isn't to awful. Some very nice looking resin pieces over all! I may have to look into a purchase, at least the Morris Minor! That really trips my trigger! Another GREAT video John! Thank You for sharing with Us here in tubeland! Looking forward to the next one! Take Care, Be Safe, God Bless, Later
Very cool bodies, I have had an ideas on the Jaguar xj6 as a custom. Many of these cars will make a nice model, as a Kids my buddy and neighbor we built model cars his father had a metallic green mk2 Cortina stationwagon.
Outstanding!! I love British cars. Super unique (at least to us over here) but so many great looking cars. I aspire to be like Shawn and get a little MG or Triumph or something in 1:1 some day. lol. These sure look like some nice looking resin work. Very sharp. Love the old photo John!! Great color on the car too. Man, you’re not kidding about the housing market. It’s much the same over here. Stuff has gone through the roof. Ohh, I love that Cortina estate. A good wagon is hard to come by. Those XJ6s too, I look at those all the time on Facebook marketplace. 😂😂 they’re affordable over here too. The classic car market is just as absurd as the housing market. I’ve loved the Jensen Interceptor ever since I saw one at a classic car auction over here years ago. It sounded and looked fantastic. No doubt a vacuform setup with a buck would be your best bet for that big back glass. Sorry about all my comments that turn into novels buddy, I just love to babble on about model cars and real cars. lol. Thanks for sharing!!
These are really cool mate, it's about time we got some normal classics in 1/24 scale! I particularly like the 1800 and Mk1 Triumph. Funny you mention about the Mk2 Granadas, back in the late 90s I picked up two running Mk2 Granadas for £80!! One was a 2.3l the other was a 2.8 i Ghia. If only we knew 😂
@@thescalemodelcarguychannel8681 Thanks again Shawn and looking forward to you doing something with the moggy 🙂 the company collecting that other lot is picking up Friday so will let you know about the Capri when it lands.... You're definitely going to get an interesting box at this rate 😉 speak soon anyways brother ❤️
I’ll have a look at his site. I might have to get one of those Morris Minors! I don’t really do British cars, but I can make an exception for a Moggie!
@@andyr5579 Hi Andy, apologies for delays in any replies but the moggie is a nice one for sure 😊 but I know a decent yank will always take priority 😉 many thanks again and hope you're keeping well.
@@andyr5579 Hi Andy, couldn't find your last email on eBay but I've around 100 new listings going up tonight scheduled between 6-7pm. I found a valiant so I think that one goes on at 18.31, just thought I'd give you a heads up in case you wanted to see if it was any good. Hope you're okay and life's treating you well anyways.
Great review on those bodies John, i really like that Austin 1800, i'm going to have to get one of those i think and build an abandoned car diorama with it, it's really nice to see some more British subjects being produced, awesome stuff!
@@richardrickmason6456 Hi Richard, sorry for the delay in a reply mate, just been really busy unfortunately getting more stuff ready for eBay at the weekend. The land crab is definitely a nice one and would love to see you do one of your abandoned cars out of it... In fact I'll never get round to doing anything with this one so I'll set it aside and if you ever get anything more from me I'll pop it in the box as knowing it would get built by you would be more worthwhile to me. Definitely good to see more British cars coming available and will be nice to see a few more in the future 😊 many thanks again and hope you're keeping well.
@@J.B.Scale.Creations Hi ya John, i hope your keeping well too mate, thats great, i have a diorama in mind that i was planing on starting over the winter and that Austin would make for a great subject, i'll keep my eyes peeled on your items for sale, take care.
I could get fundamentally bankrupted if these were 1/43 and available to buy! I am one of those who know bugger-all about resin printing in 3D and am too old to learn. I got my first, and only, UK speeding ticket in a Landcrab, so I'd have a go at doctoring another one! I could stock a 1:43 scrapyard with bodies alone. Anyone doing a Jowett Javelin? Anyone doing complete cars with interiors and at least a chassis? Glass? A full kit would be great on any of these! Nice video, though the Jag and Jensen seem out of scale to the others...
@@frasermartin6728 thanks Fraser and apologies for the delay in a reply. I know what you mean, buying 3d print in the UK can get expensive and don't think it's caught on as much as it has in the states so not many are doing it. A Jowett would be cool but again if there is a file out there, nobody's doing it. I know people who have bought their own printers for things like that but it's not for me, I don't have enough time to start what essentially is another hobby in it own right. I also agree with scale differences, and think most printed stuff suffers with the same one shoe fits all approach and files are done to kind of a set size with little margins. This isn't just 1/24, 1/32 seems to be more based on slot car sizes and they vary more with inaccuracies to fit a standard racing chassis underneath. Going into the diecast realm is even worse, I don't have much to do with it but recently sold a Harry Potter Jada Anglia and listed it as 1/18 scale despite them being advertised all over as 1/24... The amount of messages I got from people telling me I'd incorrectly advertised it was ridiculous... But just replied saying if it was 1/24 then it would be the size of an HGV. Just ended up putting dimensions in and telling everyone to make their own mind up to save the hassle.
Hi JB, Super upload, fond memories of these cars in the old days, back around 1985 there was a rare mk1 Granada 3.0 S in white for sale only £800, wish id bought it but was just into Rover V8's and had a P5B Coupe back then as they were fun and plentiful, many smikes oer gallon.
Best wishes to yourself,family and fellow viewers.
John, those are some very interesting resin bodies You have there! I am liking the Walley 1822, the Morris Minor (I really like this one), Jensen Interceptor and the XJ6 isn't to awful. Some very nice looking resin pieces over all! I may have to look into a purchase, at least the Morris Minor! That really trips my trigger! Another GREAT video John! Thank You for sharing with Us here in tubeland! Looking forward to the next one! Take Care, Be Safe, God Bless, Later
Very cool bodies, I have had an ideas on the Jaguar xj6 as a custom. Many of these cars will make a nice model, as a Kids my buddy and neighbor we built model cars his father had a metallic green mk2 Cortina stationwagon.
Outstanding!! I love British cars. Super unique (at least to us over here) but so many great looking cars. I aspire to be like Shawn and get a little MG or Triumph or something in 1:1 some day. lol. These sure look like some nice looking resin work. Very sharp. Love the old photo John!! Great color on the car too. Man, you’re not kidding about the housing market. It’s much the same over here. Stuff has gone through the roof. Ohh, I love that Cortina estate. A good wagon is hard to come by. Those XJ6s too, I look at those all the time on Facebook marketplace. 😂😂 they’re affordable over here too. The classic car market is just as absurd as the housing market. I’ve loved the Jensen Interceptor ever since I saw one at a classic car auction over here years ago. It sounded and looked fantastic. No doubt a vacuform setup with a buck would be your best bet for that big back glass. Sorry about all my comments that turn into novels buddy, I just love to babble on about model cars and real cars. lol. Thanks for sharing!!
These are really cool mate, it's about time we got some normal classics in 1/24 scale!
I particularly like the 1800 and Mk1 Triumph.
Funny you mention about the Mk2 Granadas, back in the late 90s I picked up two running Mk2 Granadas for £80!! One was a 2.3l the other was a 2.8 i Ghia.
If only we knew 😂
John very cool subject matter for sure and that morris would be a very cool gasser lol ❤😊
@@thescalemodelcarguychannel8681 Thanks again Shawn and looking forward to you doing something with the moggy 🙂 the company collecting that other lot is picking up Friday so will let you know about the Capri when it lands.... You're definitely going to get an interesting box at this rate 😉 speak soon anyways brother ❤️
@J.B.Scale.Creations I can't wait John 🙏🙌❤️😊
I’ll have a look at his site. I might have to get one of those Morris Minors! I don’t really do British cars, but I can make an exception for a Moggie!
@@andyr5579 Hi Andy, apologies for delays in any replies but the moggie is a nice one for sure 😊 but I know a decent yank will always take priority 😉 many thanks again and hope you're keeping well.
@@andyr5579 Hi Andy, couldn't find your last email on eBay but I've around 100 new listings going up tonight scheduled between 6-7pm. I found a valiant so I think that one goes on at 18.31, just thought I'd give you a heads up in case you wanted to see if it was any good. Hope you're okay and life's treating you well anyways.
Great review on those bodies John, i really like that Austin 1800, i'm going to have to get one of those i think and build an abandoned car diorama with it, it's really nice to see some more British subjects being produced, awesome stuff!
@@richardrickmason6456 Hi Richard, sorry for the delay in a reply mate, just been really busy unfortunately getting more stuff ready for eBay at the weekend. The land crab is definitely a nice one and would love to see you do one of your abandoned cars out of it... In fact I'll never get round to doing anything with this one so I'll set it aside and if you ever get anything more from me I'll pop it in the box as knowing it would get built by you would be more worthwhile to me. Definitely good to see more British cars coming available and will be nice to see a few more in the future 😊 many thanks again and hope you're keeping well.
@@J.B.Scale.Creations Hi ya John, i hope your keeping well too mate, thats great, i have a diorama in mind that i was planing on starting over the winter and that Austin would make for a great subject, i'll keep my eyes peeled on your items for sale, take care.
Nice resin bodies, hope you have the base kit parts for them.🙂
@@davidchin350 thanks David. I guess it's like everything else... You just find something that works or you make it yourself. Many thanks again ☺️
I could get fundamentally bankrupted if these were 1/43 and available to buy! I am one of those who know bugger-all about resin printing in 3D and am too old to learn. I got my first, and only, UK speeding ticket in a Landcrab, so I'd have a go at doctoring another one!
I could stock a 1:43 scrapyard with bodies alone. Anyone doing a Jowett Javelin? Anyone doing complete cars with interiors and at least a chassis? Glass?
A full kit would be great on any of these! Nice video, though the Jag and Jensen seem out of scale to the others...
@@frasermartin6728 thanks Fraser and apologies for the delay in a reply. I know what you mean, buying 3d print in the UK can get expensive and don't think it's caught on as much as it has in the states so not many are doing it. A Jowett would be cool but again if there is a file out there, nobody's doing it. I know people who have bought their own printers for things like that but it's not for me, I don't have enough time to start what essentially is another hobby in it own right. I also agree with scale differences, and think most printed stuff suffers with the same one shoe fits all approach and files are done to kind of a set size with little margins. This isn't just 1/24, 1/32 seems to be more based on slot car sizes and they vary more with inaccuracies to fit a standard racing chassis underneath. Going into the diecast realm is even worse, I don't have much to do with it but recently sold a Harry Potter Jada Anglia and listed it as 1/18 scale despite them being advertised all over as 1/24... The amount of messages I got from people telling me I'd incorrectly advertised it was ridiculous... But just replied saying if it was 1/24 then it would be the size of an HGV. Just ended up putting dimensions in and telling everyone to make their own mind up to save the hassle.
Completely understood!