I should have the mic settings dialed in for the next video, after hearing the levels peak on this vid. Leave your ideas here for transporter improvements! Have a great day fam.
Freakin love it! Your channel is rockin hard. Well done. Oh, and feel free to print Jimmy in sitting and other poses. :D Oh, and I'd love to see more of your design process. I'm hoping other do as well.
Here's an idea, 3D print your own drag strip. Announcer booth, grand stands, concession stand, bathrooms, the whole diorama. It's within your power... maybe even make Jimmy an entire trailer park... just throwing it out there.
I would like to see a short video of your entire collection! All the vehicles you've done, and the ones that are in the works! Great work with the 3D printing, cheers from Yyc!
That turned out bada$$ looking. Awesome job. Thanks for sharing. To the people that put thumbs down. You got to be jealous. Because he does amazing work.
So I'm not really a diecast/Hotwheel type of guy, but I really enjoy watching the work that you do. Just wanted to tell you how much I appreciate your channel.
This looks great! For me, I would add/change 3 things: 1. a red pinstripe between the gold and the black 2. the top of the bed looks a bit unreal now in gloss back it's just too shiny, perhaps flat black would look better 3. add some decals
I think it's awesome you share your 3d print files with everyone. Say alot about how good a person you are. A lot of people would have just printed stuff to sell instead. You made a fan out of me long before any of the 3D printing keep up the awesome work love your channel
My dad used to collect and do some light mods to hot wheels he passed in 2002 and you sir remind me of him and I just wanted to tell you thank you for taking me back to memories of helping him do them.
That turned out brilliant I'm definitely impressed by the 3D printer. You are correct about the cab overhang being to long by law the overhang cannot extend past the windscreen. It still looks magic tho. 👍
@@carmineredd1198 no lol. I will explain I've built trailers to get them registered by law there are requirements. The cab cannot extend pass the windscreen therefore for you to make your trailer look authentic it would be better if it was shorter. Of course you can make however you choose. It was just a thought that's all - no offence intended. 👍
I feel like I’m nitpicking because it came out awesome and I could never do anything close to this nice but I do think it hangs over the cab of the truck a little bit too much. It’s fantastic. Bravo kid. Keep up the good work.
Friggin awesome, granted there are a lot of talented builders out there but you Sir hold wizard status and super entertaining to boot . Definitely one of the top channels I look forward to watching 👍👍😊🏆
For the ramps, you could try slots on the rear of the body, and make them slide out with stops to keep them from coming all the way out. Great work with the printer! Can't wait to see what comes from your brain, when you get more time with it!
You should try doing a semi truck and a big rig tow truck ....I'd love to see that done .....oh by the way how much does a 3D printer cost kind interested in getting one... thinking maybe pick that up as a hobby ....be like you bro.... great job on the video bro ....I LIKE IT 😁
Try 3-D printing a 1/64th scale dragster with some big old booties for rear tires. You will have to make the upper part of the motor with the blower on it too.🔥Do something craaazy!!! I love your transport truck now!
Have you ever done this before? How about do one of these? All great ideas, but can we please talk about how 3D printing elevates modeling to the freaking next level. Can you imagine explaining to a modeller in the 70/80/90's that one day soon you'll have the ability to scratch build kits of your own design at home in a matter of hours. Unbelievable! If anyone knows of someone making these in metal I'd love to hear about it. And as always, bud you are awesome! Michael from Toronto.
Shorter cab over, storage doors to cab over, Smokies logo on front of the cab over and try heating up a needle to make the holes for the ramps then glue to L shapes to the lower deck that are in the ramps. (Small Paper clips) hope this helps
You could pop off some printed toolboxes (little reds and diamond plate bed boxes), Maybe some pallets to haul, firewood, or just truck bed junk. There is always this one guy that just has stuff in his bed, there are beer cans, gas cans, and other trash. Cinder blocks to put your "project" car on in the yard for the next 25 years. You will also be able to do body kits, reprint the bottom of the car but with chin spoilers and side skirts. Spoilers, convertible tops, interiors/seats. Getting a clear as glass print is crazy hard and requires a really good printer. At one point you could just make the entire car.
That looks fantastic! Next challenge build a custom car from scratch 3d printer style! maybe a funny car or a dragster with the parachute package on the back? Love what you are doing!! Oops didn't see Adam Spradling's post basically saying the same thing! Great minds and fans of Diecast Resurrection thinking alike!
Very cool build 👍 I would put the car a bit deeper into the bed and possibly make sides at an angle so it just shows the back half of the race car. Makes for more decals etc for a more race look 👍
that turned out sweet, very creative, I like that you can make something out of nothing with 3D printing, I would suggest moving the rear axles forward a little so the load is over the axles, this would be more realistic to actual car haulers, you might have troubles trying to turn rig like this around
You are so freaking amazing with your work. I have been wanting to get into doing resto’s/Customs. Watching your videos just makes me want to even more. Keep up the amazing work you do and keep the videos coming.
Love the new 3D printer ! I’ve never been a big fan of the filament printers, it’s just melting plastic line on top of itself - not the cleanest process to me. Most of the resin printers I’ve looked at in the past have been outrageously expensive, but I think I could actually swing the one you’re using. I’ve had ideas for prototyping product components over the years, but haven’t had a way to make them without spending hours or days in my garage fabricating something. With this I could print scaled down models in no time. Excellent product ! Keep the custom builds coming 😊
I admit that I like the restorations better but, holy carp, you are good with the CAD and the filament! I think Mr Yunick might have appreciated the homage to him. Also, I have to say, that's one damn long drive shaft.
If you could figure a way to slide the trailer axles forward, the ramps won't be needed as the back of the trailer goes down. You have the skills. Mirrors and exhaust pipes on the cab too. Great looking unit and love watching your videos.
I'm not as big a fan of the 3d print stuff, as far as the model-making stuff goes, but I do enjoy the build-outs as you refine the details and get stuff to fit... so maybe it's a wash? Still entertaining as always and always a pleasure to see you work through the challenges.
Wowser thats already cool as. I think the overhang could be a bit larger with a window access hatch for sleeping room over a twin cab. A winch detail could be good and instead of messing with hinges try a slotted rear with a hook on the ramp, keep up the good blubs
I would love to see you take a newer style truck cab and cut it down into a cab over like the ones from the 50’s. Sort of a retro design and use it on a car hauler. I really enjoy your videos and your creativity.
Awesome build my friend ....you asked about little things that could be done.... sponsorship and ownership badges but all in all love it and yes to all who thumbs down must be jealous.....
All kinds of potential. I can see 3D printing some cool 4 tip side pipes, engines with blowers, custom hood scoops, wings, smoke stacks for a lil' red wagon dodge pickup but the real goal would be wheels. We need more wheel options.
idea for adding ramps now, use brass tubing that you would use for axles for the hinges, the rod to connect ramps to truck bed could be hot wheels axle or sewing pins. glue the brass tubing to the bed and ramps and boom. no drilling.
Awesome as always !! And by the way I and I'm sure many others of us out there really appreciate your willingness to help us with out chargeing us. It shows that you have a passion for the hobby beyond just trying to make a buck all the time. Pay it forward is a great thing , and without question if there was a time in the future and you needed to we would be right there for you. Again thanks for being there for us that aren't always able to get the money together. Love your videos and talents. Yes as soon as I get can get the funds I will be buying one of your very cool shirts. Thanks again.
No problem at all brother, the reason im willing to give those away is because I never see myself using the same model twice really. always improving my own stuff.
M2 has some great cabover trucks, believe they have at least one for each of the big three, Chevy , Ford and Dodge I've got a Dodge I'm working on don't have a printer (yet) but thank you so much for posting it means a lot to the fans
Thats pretty impressive! Can you 3d print molds to make your own rubber tires? And, obviously, print your own rims, engines, etc? Maybe 3d print a giant Jimmy!
it looks great. you should try and make the ramps pull out from the rear off the truck, that way they are all ways attached and you don’t need hinges. overall it looks sweet
This hauler is outstanding. Great concept and design. Love it. Now, how's about printing out that friggin' missing bumper for that big trans am...perhaps..?
That is way cooler than shop bought sh$t!!! How about having the ramps slide out of tail rather than hinged? I would paint the cab over gold to match the lines of the cab, but that’s just me 🤔 Awesome job, keep ‘em coming 😉👍
