I always look forward to..."Whats Neat" Towards the new month i know a new Whats Neat will be coming out. It's like the morning of Christmas Day! The Prototype Modelers are just amazing and i always look forward and get idea's flowing. Thank You so much for your hard work...Ken!
It's taken me days to watch this all the way through. I'd watch a bit then "rewind" and I kept doing that because I didn't want it to end, Ken. THAT'S how good your productions are. Thanks for sharing...
Simply a great job - camera work, editing, interviewing, balancing the onscreen subject matter, etc.. I truly enjoyed watching this episode from start to finish (no boring moments). Great job guys!
Say Ken, when it comes to really fine detailing paint jobs, I use a brush made out of a cat's whisker. It provides a very fine line when using the thin end and a stiffer fine point point when using the other end. Please, don't harm any animals trying this. I find them all over the house, because I have 12 cats living inside, but if you have an animal with whiskers, if you look close, I'm sure you can find some.
A fantastic show, very interesting and it was great to see goalie George there as well. Thank you Ken Paterson for making these What’s Neat Videos 👍🏻. Regards Gary 😊
Does Steve Hurt compete in model car contests with his vehicles? If not, I think he would do very well. If at all possible, he should look at competing at GSLScale Model Championship ( think model car SuperBowl) to be held May 2-5, 2019 at the Salt Lake Sheraton City Centre hotel. Depending on what city he's in, he could also compete in the area IPMS show that is geared towards all types of models across the board. Again, I think he would do well in these competitons. Thanks.
Thanks Erroll. I used to go to a lot of model contest but just don't have the time any more. I have been to GSL once but the reception there is not quite the same for big weathered trucks as it is at the RPM show.
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Ken doesn't like bifocals -- one is regular glasses, the other is reading glasses. Bifocals make you tip your head back and strain your neck -- Ken prefers two sets of glasses instead.
What a strange question. Is there a requirement for minority representation in any activity? People tend to do the things that interest them and avoid the things that don't.
Full reading glasses means you don't need to strain your neck trying to look at the bottom of the lens when looking at something close up. BIG advantage -- you clearly haven't reached that stage in life or you would understand it! Who cares how it looks if it works?
Thanks for having me on the show again this year Ken. It is a pleasure and an honor. Thanks, Steve
I always look forward to..."Whats Neat" Towards the new month i know a new Whats Neat will be coming out. It's like the morning of Christmas Day! The Prototype Modelers are just amazing and i always look forward and get idea's flowing. Thank You so much for your hard work...Ken!
It's taken me days to watch this all the way through. I'd watch a bit then "rewind" and I kept doing that because I didn't want it to end, Ken. THAT'S how good your productions are.
Thanks for sharing...
Simply a great job - camera work, editing, interviewing, balancing the onscreen subject matter, etc..
I truly enjoyed watching this episode from start to finish (no boring moments).
Great job guys!
I don't get tired of watching these Neat shows.
Say Ken, when it comes to really fine detailing paint jobs, I use a brush made out of a cat's whisker. It provides a very fine line when using the thin end and a stiffer fine point point when using the other end. Please, don't harm any animals trying this. I find them all over the house, because I have 12 cats living inside, but if you have an animal with whiskers, if you look close, I'm sure you can find some.
A fantastic show, very interesting and it was great to see goalie George there as well. Thank you Ken Paterson for making these What’s Neat Videos 👍🏻. Regards Gary 😊
Super Whats Neet...really good B-Roll and interesting people to meet!
Cheers
Great coverage of the show! Thanks also for stopping by our layout (OVS&SS). It was great to meet you!
Amazing. My first visit to one of these conventions in the early 1980's, there was only 6 tables.
Keith Rutledge
Hi, Ken I think your shows are great, and it was a pleasure to meet you at the Kansas City Train Show. Keep up the good work.
This show was great, its nice being able to see how and when people started in the hobby.
Nicely done! One of your best episodes!
Ken thanks for providing coverage of this show for those of us that could not attend. It would have been nice to hear about and see N scale items.
You were very busy at the show Ken. Thanks for sharing!
I love the "outro" with blue lettering scrolling over the pass by of your military convoy train - oh and that MUSIC !!!
Attaboys, Ohio Valley Sipping and Switching Society! Hopefully, some of you can make the road trip to Raleigh in November.
If that guy does the Dukes of Hazzard or Smokey and the Bandit I will sure be wanting those
Thank you for another great episode, Ken!
How sweet is it that someone is finally making the GE B36-7?
Great show but please shoot the video in 1080P. 720 is very dated and u can not see the detail as well. Thanks.
I am excited for the Rapido NYC flexiflo hoppers.
Any one have a link on the 1:87 Vehicle Club guy? Cant find them/him on FB or IG - thanks.
Thanks Mr Ken great shows for sure
Superb! Keep up the great work Ken.
fantastic Ken ! keep the good work !
This is so great ! And every month ! Thanks !
Great job. I enjoy your work.
Excellent, Ken.
Ken, If you're from the UK, where's your accent? :) Enjoyed your show as always.
The RPM meet is HO only, apparently
Hello Friend !
Do you have a video showing your entire model?
If you have, please send me the link.
I really like your work !
Big hug
How do I get in touch with the free mo guy from Cincinnati
THANK YOU...for sharing.
Does Steve Hurt compete in model car contests with his vehicles? If not, I think he would do very well. If at all possible, he should look at competing at GSLScale Model Championship ( think model car SuperBowl) to be held May 2-5, 2019 at the Salt Lake Sheraton City Centre hotel. Depending on what city he's in, he could also compete in the area IPMS show that is geared towards all types of models across the board. Again, I think he would do well in these competitons. Thanks.
Thanks Erroll. I used to go to a lot of model contest but just don't have the time any more. I have been to GSL once but the reception there is not quite the same for big weathered trucks as it is at the RPM show.
steve hurt Wow, small world. Yes, GSL is tough going but I still believe that you have some great models.
Great
Very Cool! Thanks
Magnificent!
Perfection.
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Thank u
Hi, could you to visite a bnsf dépôt, may be one day.
Thanks for you works , hello to Paris France. Best regard
Why does this guy always have two pairs of glasses on his head? In case he loses one??
Ken doesn't like bifocals -- one is regular glasses, the other is reading glasses. Bifocals make you tip your head back and strain your neck -- Ken prefers two sets of glasses instead.
These are good shows for the fans, BUT what is it about this hobby that seems to not have much minority representation?
What a strange question. Is there a requirement for minority representation in any activity? People tend to do the things that interest them and avoid the things that don't.
Ken Patterson.....why on earth are you wearing TWO spectacles on your head ?????? :-(
Regular glasses AND reading glasses -- Ken isn't into bi-focals -- too fuddy duddy ...
Oooohhhh my.......that is sóóóóó oldfashioned and makes him 50 years older than he is ! ;-)
Ken, me, and a bunch of other folks. It works for us ;o)
Full reading glasses means you don't need to strain your neck trying to look at the bottom of the lens when looking at something close up. BIG advantage -- you clearly haven't reached that stage in life or you would understand it! Who cares how it looks if it works?
I care how it looks ! And I have double focus lenses.....you folks should try this too......no problems at all ! :-)
All ho scale what no N Scale come on one sided video HO HO HO
Tell the show, we're just reporting a sampling of what's mostly at the show.