Ah. The highlight of my week. As ever, simple, elegant and mesmerising to watch. My boys and I love to watch and talk about all the techniques you use, including the ones that make me sit up and say "I never though of that". As ever the music just adds to the whole. Peace and love mate.
Hi all! Here's a relatively simple build.. What is it about abandoned scenes like this that are so intriguing? Like, comment, share this with your dog, etc. Thanks so much for watching!
absolutely amazing like always. if i had more time i think i would try to do something like this. i barely have enough time to watch let alone do anything else
I love your approach. Not sure what it is but I love seeing old cars, barns, buildings, etc. I make photo composites and tend to be drawn to the old, decaying stuff. I am going to have to try a few dioramas like this. Do you have a Patreon page?
Amazing work! Sad to see such beautiful cars rotting away in real life - I used to own a couple of old Canadian-built Pontiacs (a '56 and '66), hope they are still around. Idea for your next video: Left for Dead: '54 Bel Air Restored To It's Former Glory
Awesome vid, I do a bit of this kinda stuff now and then and thought share a trick I've learned involving the removal of the head and taillights etc . You can in most cases cut the "flashing" or whatever that's on the back of the pieces that stick out on the inside of the car body, the parts will then come off easily without any prying. I hope that description makes sense?! Then the posts remain intact... if you want to be salvaging those pieces.
Gotcha. Yeah.. sometimes they've a tiny bit of glue from the factory. I use those specific cutters as a pry tool. They're thin enough to slide behind the pieces.. usually. Thanks so much!!
Yeah… I really was hoping this one would catch more views than it has. But I’m still happy with how it turned out! 😊 Thanks for the kind words. I appreciate the comment.
Is this 1:64? Also I'm wondering, do you listen to any particular type of music while working on these incredible builds, or do you prefer going at it in a peaceful silence?
Sometimes, the car inspires the idea.. and other times, the idea comes first and I track down an appropriate car. A lot of it is chosen on the fly. I start with a pretty loose idea usually. Thank you!
I’m a military model builder and watching your builds is a nice change of pace. Love your work 👍👍
Thank you. Yeah I got started on modeling making ships and tanks. Weathering armor is so satisfying!
Incredible job Vic!
Thank you! That was a fun one for sure.
CHEVY's RULE!!! Bravo my Friend.
Thank you kindly!
Ah. The highlight of my week. As ever, simple, elegant and mesmerising to watch. My boys and I love to watch and talk about all the techniques you use, including the ones that make me sit up and say "I never though of that". As ever the music just adds to the whole.
Peace and love mate.
Well that makes my day! Thanks so much for taking the time to let me know. Have a great evening!
Hi all! Here's a relatively simple build.. What is it about abandoned scenes like this that are so intriguing? Like, comment, share this with your dog, etc. Thanks so much for watching!
I very love abandoned theme in modelism and your videos one of the best what I find on CZcams. My like and comment in support to you and your channel
Thank you very much!😊😊😊 Glad you are enjoying them!
As always, top job Vic!
Gracias!😊😊
Great work as always .
Awesome detail.
I am always watching and learning from your videos.
VERY KOOOOLLLLLL .
Mike .
Thanks Mike! Much appreciated!
Really cool effects. 🖌
Glad you do! Thank you.
Love your work!👍👍👍 Always..☺
😊😊I appreciate it!
Maybe you could do one with some micro machines? Reckon that'd look really, really good. 👍
Yeah, I’m not committed to one certain type.. although I DO enjoy making these quite a lot. Thanks!
absolutely amazing like always. if i had more time i think i would try to do something like this. i barely have enough time to watch let alone do anything else
Thank you very much! Glad you’re enjoying them!
Absolutely brilliant love it😊 cheers 🍺🍺🍺KC Cradle Mountain Tasmania Australia 🇦🇺🇳🇿🤝😎✌👍😊
Thank you!! Glad you liked it!
A amazing car and a great diorama and looks amazing and very nice car and looks old and rusty.
Glad you like it! Thank you!
Otro excelente trabajo !!!🎉🎉
Glad you like it! Thank you!
I collect that brand of cars. Love the detail. Reminds me of the way, hot wheels used to be. I just my try one of these.
Right on. They’re a little easier to take apart. It’d be awesome if they were in kit form. Thanks!
I love your approach. Not sure what it is but I love seeing old cars, barns, buildings, etc. I make photo composites and tend to be drawn to the old, decaying stuff. I am going to have to try a few dioramas like this. Do you have a Patreon page?
I do not have a Patreon page.. maybe one of these days I’ll look into it. In the meantime, I’m happy to answer any questions I can. Thanks!
Omg, this's gorgeous 😍😍
😊😊Thank you! Glad you liked it!
Nice job!!! Those were such pretty cars, too bad that one had to die such a lonely death.😢 P.S. Love the music.
Thank you. 😊😊😊
Just WOW awesome work
@@bobmchenry7993 Thanks so much!
Amazing work! Sad to see such beautiful cars rotting away in real life - I used to own a couple of old Canadian-built Pontiacs (a '56 and '66), hope they are still around.
Idea for your next video: Left for Dead: '54 Bel Air Restored To It's Former Glory
Thank you so much!
Great video
Thanks!!
Awesome vid, I do a bit of this kinda stuff now and then and thought share a trick I've learned involving the removal of the head and taillights etc . You can in most cases cut the "flashing" or whatever that's on the back of the pieces that stick out on the inside of the car body, the parts will then come off easily without any prying. I hope that description makes sense?! Then the posts remain intact... if you want to be salvaging those pieces.
Gotcha. Yeah.. sometimes they've a tiny bit of glue from the factory. I use those specific cutters as a pry tool. They're thin enough to slide behind the pieces.. usually. Thanks so much!!
Wonderful video! fascinating from start to finish, simply amazing.
Greetings from México.
Thank you much! 😊😊 Really glad you enjoyed it!
Victorsmodshop rules the world of dioramas!
There so many awesome builders here on CZcams! Thank you! 😁😁
That would have looked a little better with the 1969 Dodge Charger But awesome job I love watching your content.
I love those old Chargers!
Me to
Think of this,the amount of time is not worth the amount of views sadly😢 but what wonderful creation.
Yeah… I really was hoping this one would catch more views than it has. But I’m still happy with how it turned out! 😊 Thanks for the kind words. I appreciate the comment.
Is this 1:64? Also I'm wondering, do you listen to any particular type of music while working on these incredible builds, or do you prefer going at it in a peaceful silence?
@@KrzychuYea Thank you! Yes, it is 1/64.. And both actually. I love music.. but I enjoy silence too.. I get pretty zen when I work on these.
That’s ripe for a restore👍
That would be ambitious 😆 thanks!
Love I'ts....
Glad you like it!
How do you come up with these? Do you see the cars and just think what can I do with this and come up with it on the spot?
Sometimes, the car inspires the idea.. and other times, the idea comes first and I track down an appropriate car. A lot of it is chosen on the fly. I start with a pretty loose idea usually. Thank you!
@@VicsModShop Np I was just wondering because they always come out looking so good
Well thank you. It's been a fun experience so far.
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Thank you. Cheers!