I don't know how you come up with all these ideas, Robin Fink is a great idea and well done. The engines are coming along well. Good tip on adjusting the box tops, I hope I can still remember it when I get back to my workbench.
Your concept for the computer controlled double blowers on the Hemi has a LOT of basis in reality. Back in the late '90s I got together with a couple other partners to put on a race track event at Willow Springs Raceway. It was for cars like hotrodded Honda Civics and such. I was a self employed race car and movie set fabricator. My business was called PREPCo. 1 partner owned a local shop building custom cars and go fast Honda Civics and such, several of which had been on magazine covers. The 3rd partner was the idea guy who was then working on unmanned air and ground vehicles for the military we now call "drones". These days he's a project manager for NASA living in Birmingham, AL. So when we got together to go to the track to set up the event we took a Honda Civic (with owner's permission and even suggestion) to test drive it and put some miles on it. It had a new computer controlled electric powered Turbo on it. Instead of being connected to the exhaust, it had an electric motor driving the intake side of the turbo. That thing hauled A! WOW! Mild mannered Honda Civic coupe...until you flipped the switch on the dash and turned the knob to crank it up! Then Hang On! Like in the TV show when Batman flipped the afterburner switch on the Batmobile and ZOOM! The Red Ram early Mopar Hemi was a small block 241 cu in. engine. If you see one in person, they really ARE little. In the late 60s and early 70s for the JDM Toyota top of the line Crown Luxury car had an optional 3.0l Hemi V8 that looks just like a Mopar Hemi. But again, little like a Red Ram. I saw one of the Toyota Hemi engines in a '29 Ford Roadster in a car show in Burbank once. Since it was parked next to a Deuce Roadster with a 392 Hemi, it looked odd. But sounded just as nasty. There was a real Unibody F100 that was drag raced in the early 60s. Google it. Cool episode here Glen!
Hey buddy I bet you thought I forgot about you I didn't I'm just now getting around to everything so far behind great great comment I really appreciate all the information that you put in there about the turbo and everything thanks so much for watching and commenting my friend I really appreciate you later Glenn
Bat Fink and Robin Fink are awesome Glen. The motor came out sweet. Tim's a great guy! Barkenstein 🤣🤣Cutting corners again? cool tip. Say high to Mickey for me Grammy. Thanks Glen. See Y'all later.
Hey buddy thanks so much for watching and commenting I really appreciate that ain't no telling what Mickey and Grammy are up to I don't trust either one of them haha have a good week ahead my friend and I'll catch you later
LOL Robin Fink I'm digging the mutant double 6, that's as cool as the backside of the pillow. The original Model A roadster / Ala Kart kit had the right sized engine. The Mod Rod kit has the Dodge Red Ram engine and some of the old Ala Kart parts The Texaco Gassers are a good looking group. Lol that would be a cool name for a band though "The Texaco Gassers"
Hello red that's thanks for the information on the ala cart I have the mod rod maybe I can use some of those parts together and make a decent ala cart appreciate the comment buddy and thank you so much for watching later Glen
Tim is the hardest working guy in show business for sure!! I love the engine ideas any cool tips Glen and there's nothing like freshly baked styrene ! ❤l😅😂😊❤
Robin Fink and his go-cart is a perfect companion for Bat Fink. Tim's shop card has never looked better! 😂 Your specialty motors are awesome! I couldn't believe how straight you lined up the stacks! 😎👍
Robin fink...Love it. Nice double blower set up. The dual six is even Cooler!!!! Nice shout out for Tim. I agree with you on the size of the Al Cart engine size. Of te trucks I favor the AFX one. Good to hear Minnie is still around. Thanks for sharing
😎😎😎 where do you come up with your ideas? Electric motors on a blower! That's brilliant! This is why I watch your vids... Great ideas presented by a great entertainer!❤
It's a baby hemi. The 332 and 354 hemis were used in the early 50's. They fell out of favor with an odd cast block that had what looked like the top of the bell housing. When the 392's came out, you could have a more conventional setup.
If you keep coming up with these revolutionary ideas such as Bluetooth powered blowers you'll become a multi millionaire by next week. I hope you don't forget about all of us little people. Lol
Glen you need to finish that Buick ! Would be cool to see. Nice robin fink. I think it's close to 1/28 that engine always looked small the old kits or rod mod had a good motor.
Hey Phil and I do plan on getting on that Buick here pretty soon soon as I get a couple of these other things took care of thanks so much for watching and sorry it took so long to get back to you later Glen
hey glen great stuff as always, yea the ala cart motor is a bit small, but its supposed to be a 266 red ram hemi, which is small to begin with, but yea in the kit its smaller than real life lol
Hey Casey my friend sorry I took so long to get back to you and just got a lot of comments here and I'm just behind I lost mini the other day and I'm kinda down,,later buddy
@glensmodels never ever a problem Glen, and oh mate I'm so sorry 😞 sad news 😢 always here for a chat, and totally understand about been down, we get so attached to our fur babies, wishing you all the best my friends 🧡 Cheers KC and CC 🍻🍻🇦🇺🇦🇺🤝🇺🇲🇺🇲🦘🦘🏔🌨❄️
"Studebaker"..... now what, is somepin sposed to happen? It wasn't just the smell, for me it was also the feel of polystyrene, I just wanted to eat it especially the candy colored kits! Maybe that's why I spent the past ten years buying old vintage kits.
Hawk. Lark. Light six. Electric. Dictator Have you guessed it yet Oh yea Robin fink ,cool Pretty tech save on them blower drives Fins are cool Met Tim at Fort Wayne show great guy I'm at that age where I don't remember what I did yesterday Your gettin used to the phone no need to get a new one Cool truck Nice gassers Stay cool ✌️
Hey Butch great comment I don't get the first part the hawk Lark light six electric and dictator problem I'm still working on it thanks for the comment and thanks for watching buddy appreciate you
@glensmodels and your how old and from where Those are all models of studebakers made right up near here in South Bend Betcha woulda guessed it if I woulda put hawk gold hawk and Avanti
Okay then since you're reading comments I'll leave you one I like those experimental engines that you're coming up with you better watch out those big automotive engineering departments will be wanting you to help design new things such as computer controlled electronic electric motor boost!
Hey Doug yeah I'm glad you like those motors I think they might work you know in real life I like coming up with stuff like that though appreciate you watching and I'm sorry it took so long to get back to you buddy later Glen
Another great show buddy. Love the finks, love the gassers, ty bud for all you do for the hobby
Thanks 👍
I don't know how you come up with all these ideas, Robin Fink is a great idea and well done. The engines are coming along well. Good tip on adjusting the box tops, I hope I can still remember it when I get back to my workbench.
Hey Steve buddy I'm sorry I took so long to get back to you but thank you so much for watching and commenting I really appreciate it later Glenn
Between Robin Fink and the custom motors, you are inspiring!!! Great work, Brother!
Wow, thanks!
Your concept for the computer controlled double blowers on the Hemi has a LOT of basis in reality. Back in the late '90s I got together with a couple other partners to put on a race track event at Willow Springs Raceway. It was for cars like hotrodded Honda Civics and such. I was a self employed race car and movie set fabricator. My business was called PREPCo. 1 partner owned a local shop building custom cars and go fast Honda Civics and such, several of which had been on magazine covers. The 3rd partner was the idea guy who was then working on unmanned air and ground vehicles for the military we now call "drones". These days he's a project manager for NASA living in Birmingham, AL.
So when we got together to go to the track to set up the event we took a Honda Civic (with owner's permission and even suggestion) to test drive it and put some miles on it. It had a new computer controlled electric powered Turbo on it. Instead of being connected to the exhaust, it had an electric motor driving the intake side of the turbo. That thing hauled A! WOW! Mild mannered Honda Civic coupe...until you flipped the switch on the dash and turned the knob to crank it up! Then Hang On! Like in the TV show when Batman flipped the afterburner switch on the Batmobile and ZOOM!
The Red Ram early Mopar Hemi was a small block 241 cu in. engine. If you see one in person, they really ARE little. In the late 60s and early 70s for the JDM Toyota top of the line Crown Luxury car had an optional 3.0l Hemi V8 that looks just like a Mopar Hemi. But again, little like a Red Ram. I saw one of the Toyota Hemi engines in a '29 Ford Roadster in a car show in Burbank once. Since it was parked next to a Deuce Roadster with a 392 Hemi, it looked odd. But sounded just as nasty.
There was a real Unibody F100 that was drag raced in the early 60s. Google it.
Cool episode here Glen!
Hey buddy I bet you thought I forgot about you I didn't I'm just now getting around to everything so far behind great great comment I really appreciate all the information that you put in there about the turbo and everything thanks so much for watching and commenting my friend I really appreciate you later Glenn
Bat Fink and Robin Fink are awesome Glen. The motor came out sweet. Tim's a great guy! Barkenstein 🤣🤣Cutting corners again? cool tip. Say high to Mickey for me Grammy. Thanks Glen. See Y'all later.
Hey buddy thanks so much for watching and commenting I really appreciate that ain't no telling what Mickey and Grammy are up to I don't trust either one of them haha have a good week ahead my friend and I'll catch you later
LOL Robin Fink
I'm digging the mutant double 6, that's as cool as the backside of the pillow.
The original Model A roadster / Ala Kart kit had the right sized engine. The Mod Rod kit has the Dodge Red Ram engine and some of the old Ala Kart parts
The Texaco Gassers are a good looking group. Lol that would be a cool name for a band though "The Texaco Gassers"
Hello red that's thanks for the information on the ala cart I have the mod rod maybe I can use some of those parts together and make a decent ala cart appreciate the comment buddy and thank you so much for watching later Glen
@@glensmodels any time buddy, I'm always happy to help
Tim is the hardest working guy in show business for sure!! I love the engine ideas any cool tips Glen and there's nothing like freshly baked styrene ! ❤l😅😂😊❤
Hey Sean thanks for watching and commenting I really appreciate you buddy later Glen
Lol! Robin Fink rides again!
Great video, those two engines are cool!
That Buickamino is going to be awesome!
I love those gasser pickups!
Thank you my friend I really appreciate the comment and thanks for watching and sorry I took so long to get back to you buddy later Glen
Robin Fink and his go-cart is a perfect companion for Bat Fink. Tim's shop card has never looked better! 😂 Your specialty motors are awesome! I couldn't believe how straight you lined up the stacks! 😎👍
Robin fink...Love it. Nice double blower set up. The dual six is even Cooler!!!! Nice shout out for Tim. I agree with you on the size of the Al Cart engine size. Of te trucks I favor the AFX one. Good to hear Minnie is still around. Thanks for sharing
Thanks Michael appreciate you watching and commenting and I'm glad you like the show later Glenn
Watched that cartoon back in the day, batfink 😎🆒️ gocart looks awesome 👌 👏 👍 😍
Thank you! Cheers!
Robin Fink is to cool Glen, great shop card of Tim!!
Thanks buddy I hope Tim liked it too
Awesome model truck hot rods. You got a new subscriber.
Thanks for the sub!
Very nice models, and works in progress. You are incredibly creative. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you very much!
The pups sound wound up. LOL! Must be the 12 cyl. engine. A Buick 225 El Camino! That's wild.
Hey John thanks for watching and commenting and I'm really sorry I took so long to get back to you appreciate you buddy
😎😎😎 where do you come up with your ideas? Electric motors on a blower! That's brilliant! This is why I watch your vids... Great ideas presented by a great entertainer!❤
Thank you very much my friend I appreciate you watching and commenting and I'm sorry I took so long to get back to you later Glen
Very cool motors Glen. 👍👍👍 Tim is an awesome guy for sure.
You got that right!
It's a baby hemi. The 332 and 354 hemis were used in the early 50's. They fell out of favor with an odd cast block that had what looked like the top of the bell housing. When the 392's came out, you could have a more conventional setup.
Hey Don sorry I took so long to get back to you I really appreciate you watching and commenting buddy later Glenn
Great TIP!!! We all love cuttin; corners . . .
Haaa
Cool drag pickups. Love the dual inline 6 cylinder engine. Robin fink is cool. Best wishes from Nova Scotia.
Thanks 👍
Nice shoutout for Tim. Great engine builds you got over there.😊
Thank you David appreciate you saying that man sorry I took so long to get back to you later Glen
Robin fink is really cool! The engines look awesome too!
Thanks buddy
Great updates and progress on the builds !
Glad you like them!
If you keep coming up with these revolutionary ideas such as Bluetooth powered blowers you'll become a multi millionaire by next week. I hope you don't forget about all of us little people. Lol
Ha I wish closest I ever became to a multi-millionaire would be becoming a multi hundredaire
Nice gassers Glen. Keep up the good work.
Thanks, will do!
Robin Fink is way cool. Love the gasser P/U trucks.
Thank you Rick
Glen you need to finish that Buick ! Would be cool to see. Nice robin fink. I think it's close to 1/28 that engine always looked small the old kits or rod mod had a good motor.
Hey Phil and I do plan on getting on that Buick here pretty soon soon as I get a couple of these other things took care of thanks so much for watching and sorry it took so long to get back to you later Glen
Love anything Fink.
Yeah buddy me too
hey glen great stuff as always, yea the ala cart motor is a bit small, but its supposed to be a 266 red ram hemi, which is small to begin with, but yea in the kit its smaller than real life lol
Hey Jason thanks so much for watching and commenting and I'm so sorry I took so long to get back to you but appreciate you buddy later Glen
Totally agree with you there about Throttle power, Tim's got and awesome channel and a cool model builder 👷♂️ 😎 👍👌🦘🍻🇦🇺
Hey Casey my friend sorry I took so long to get back to you and just got a lot of comments here and I'm just behind I lost mini the other day and I'm kinda down,,later buddy
@glensmodels never ever a problem Glen, and oh mate I'm so sorry 😞 sad news 😢 always here for a chat, and totally understand about been down, we get so attached to our fur babies, wishing you all the best my friends 🧡 Cheers KC and CC 🍻🍻🇦🇺🇦🇺🤝🇺🇲🇺🇲🦘🦘🏔🌨❄️
"Studebaker"..... now what, is somepin sposed to happen? It wasn't just the smell, for me it was also the feel of polystyrene, I just wanted to eat it especially the candy colored kits! Maybe that's why I spent the past ten years buying old vintage kits.
Hi Aaron thank you so much for watching and commenting and I'm sorry it took so long to get back to you later Glen
I dig those pick-ups.
Thank you Carlos I appreciate you watching buddy you have a good week ahead
as long as your having fun--LOL
Hawk. Lark. Light six. Electric. Dictator
Have you guessed it yet
Oh yea Robin fink ,cool
Pretty tech save on them blower drives
Fins are cool
Met Tim at Fort Wayne show great guy
I'm at that age where I don't remember what I did yesterday
Your gettin used to the phone no need to get a new one
Cool truck
Nice gassers
Stay cool ✌️
Hey Butch great comment I don't get the first part the hawk Lark light six electric and dictator problem I'm still working on it thanks for the comment and thanks for watching buddy appreciate you
@glensmodels and your how old and from where
Those are all models of studebakers made right up near here in South Bend
Betcha woulda guessed it if I woulda put hawk gold hawk and Avanti
Nice 😁
Thanks 😁
Great video Glen. How an I get a shop card from you?
Thanks T
my Gmail is under the description and send me a Gmail
Cool video mate👍
Thanks for the visit
Okay then since you're reading comments I'll leave you one I like those experimental engines that you're coming up with you better watch out those big automotive engineering departments will be wanting you to help design new things such as computer controlled electronic electric motor boost!
Hey Doug yeah I'm glad you like those motors I think they might work you know in real life I like coming up with stuff like that though appreciate you watching and I'm sorry it took so long to get back to you buddy later Glen
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✌️😎👍
Miss that smell
Thanks for the box tip
Yeah me too Gary thanks for watching
Whatever happened with the mad Max rig?
Hey Kent I sent the mad Max rig to another modeler to finish it out you'll be hearing about it soon thanks for watching buddy I really appreciate it
Ford F 100 and and there mates the whole bunch are tuff 💪💪💪 sweet looking gassers Ute's / Pick-ups 🇦🇺🦘🏔🌨❄️