Great video, Brian. This is such a good way into model car making. I would say anyone that doesn't know what to make in there shop next should try this.
Brian, be proud of what you do.your skills keep people with our similar interests in the workshop and at the PC for the latest gem. Thanks and keep at it... i am depending on you :D
Hi Brian, Is it possible to have a set of plans for the indexing jig. I make a lot of wheels for different toys. I use a jig that is a bit hit and miss. Your setup would certainly speed things up a bit.
What if you tried to do it the way you make a bandsaw box - after cutting the general shape of the car, cut both flat sides off. Then cut the chair profile out, and drill the window profiles out of your "sides". Then you can just glue the sides back on
@@brianprocter6191 would love to see it I actually own a 1935 that a friend and I built and streetrodded all original body other than chopped and updated chassis. Hope to watch a video soon thank you have already learned alot from your videos, thanks again
@@jimmycrum8107 Send me a side picture and some other ones too, very interesting. I work off a side picture, would like to make one like the one you have. bpbushmaster@gmail.com
Great video, Brian. This is such a good way into model car making. I would say anyone that doesn't know what to make in there shop next should try this.
Brian, be proud of what you do.your skills keep people with our similar interests in the workshop and at the PC for the latest gem. Thanks and keep at it... i am depending on you :D
Mrs Brian .
Keep up the good work. And teaching the un.teachable . I'm one of the un.teachable ; God bless🙏👍👍👍
Great video! Can't wait to try this when I get back home!
Very informative video. I have watched all three and you certainly show an easy way to make a replica vehicle. Thank you
That's some wonderful toys.
I like! Good ideas.
Ich bin total begeistert einfach toll was du da machst.
mil gracias por este gran video esta super un saludo y deseandote mucha salud
wow great job
Nice ,I like it🤗
Just came across your channel...Wow!
You deserve more likes and subs
Interesting.
Great job you really got a great talent I’m definitely subscribed activate the bell and share your videos giving 👍🏼
I like it
The master
Hi Brian, Is it possible to have a set of plans for the indexing jig. I make a lot of wheels for different toys. I use a jig that is a bit hit and miss. Your setup would certainly speed things up a bit.
The "super" belt sander it´s unforgetable
What if you tried to do it the way you make a bandsaw box - after cutting the general shape of the car, cut both flat sides off. Then cut the chair profile out, and drill the window profiles out of your "sides". Then you can just glue the sides back on
This is amazing. Would you be interested in making a 1964 GMC truck for me?
Would love to see a how to video of a wooden 1935 ford truck
Will have to do that for you on the next model I build. Its been a coupole years since I have done a model, its about time to do another one.
@@brianprocter6191 would love to see it I actually own a 1935 that a friend and I built and streetrodded all original body other than chopped and updated chassis. Hope to watch a video soon thank you have already learned alot from your videos, thanks again
@@jimmycrum8107 Send me a side picture and some other ones too, very interesting. I work off a side picture, would like to make one like the one you have. bpbushmaster@gmail.com
Boa noite sou brasileiro e nao encontro os moldes para imprimir ..tem como disponibizar para download?
Me ajudará bastante aqui no Brasil.
Boa tarde tudo bem eu gostaria de saber qual o tipo de madeira é que você usa para fazer os carrinhos
what is the name of this wood?
Gostaria de adiquir os planos das miniatura como faço? Manda pra em Pdf
The wood used in this car is walnut.
Brian Procter I love walnut car dashboards.
I have 2 1970s ones