Cheers Mike! It did alright eh.

Thanks Kevin! Yeah man, it was an awesome show. I was not able to be there very long, but I had a good time. I'm already looking forward to next years event.

Glad you enjoyed it. It was a fun time.

It was a great turn out. Some folks traveled quite a distance to attend. It was an impressive collection.

Yes, it was a great turn out. It was a National event so some folks traveled to be at the event with their rigs. It was awesome to see.

I was so over stimulated I didn't know where to point the camera sometimes. You know Del, I am feeling pretty damn chuffed with the Freightliner build. Several people came and complimented me on it, it felt good to get feedback from folks that had some bloody nice trucks.

@@OldIronRC I always marvel at your self discipline when you´re at some awesome show, yet you retain the ability to stay focussed on getting good footage for the lads! I´m glad that you are able to recognise what a bloody good build the Freightliner is - the trailer is magnificent when seen in context. This is both a technical achievement and an artistic one; the whole rig presents a very credible "life story" to anyone who has the sense to look at it with an interested eye. You could´ve rested on your laurels after building FatBetty, but you´ve much more to offer!

@@Del350K4 Thanks Del. It means a lot. The hobby is my mental life line I think. I admit I obsess on it at times, but It keeps me out of trouble (most the time). I am convinced of the benefits of having a hobby. If I didn't have hobbies I'd probably be in a nut farm.

@@OldIronRC I couldn´t agree more! The strange thing is that blokes without a hobby look down on us. I remember a guy showing me the riverside house he´d rented for the summer. "Wow!", I said. "Why don´t you get yourself an RC speedboat?" "Because I´m not a sad twat" was his reply. Then he spent the summer evenings sitting in a bar, watching football on the bar´s giant tv and drinking beer...

It was a great day Robert. Relaxed atmosphere, nice weather, great folks and the toys, awesome toys everywhere.

Thank you! I am glad you enjoyed it. I had a great time filming and I am sure the guys at the club that put it on had a blast.

Thank you very much!

Thank you Ray. Yeah, there was some mighty fine rigs there. Lots of coin and time invested in them beuaties I am sure. It's hard not to spend up in the RC truck scene.

@@OldIronRC I know. I was into 1/10 scale electric racing once. I was running an open wheel dirt car in Wed. night at a track with a $15.00 entry fee and an asphalt car in a parking lot with a club that had a $10.00 entry fee. That was a hardship but keeping up with technology was murder and hiway robbery combined. I really love what you do and I know there's a lot more to it than just setting up a camera. Thanks for your hard work and investment. Later

yeah, I was liking the 2 matt black rigs. The Monster Energy tanker was cool too.

Thanks very much Greg! I wasn't sure if it would fit in with the Tamiya rigs, but it wasn't too far off in scale etc.

It was perfect, most authentic rig there in reality

We do. Just depends on where you are located.

@@Aussiem8e where you at . Me ,South coast nsw

There must be stuff around. I would imagine the legendary Aussie road trains would be on point at a show like this. I can't remember the name, but I found an Aussie website that sold all sorts of custom parts to make the road train style rigs.

@@peterhallett1998 Brisbane mate, search on Facebook, not sure about nsw but, you never know.

@@OldIronRC that would be Ian wall from www.arstat.com.au/

It is hard not to go spend up at the hobby shops after a show like this.

@@OldIronRC I bet

Thank you so much 👍

@@OldIronRC: that’s great my friend. Keep In Touch 🤩🥰🤩

muito obrigado

Thank you. I prefer the aged look on my models. Maybe one day I'll make a shiny new looking model, but unlikely.

@@OldIronRC hopefully not. I enjoy what your doing! I wish I had your skills. I have a excavator thats part metal an part plastic. I'd love for it to be worn