History of The model car community pt 2

Don’t fake the funk/Keeping it real

‼️Thank you for tuning in, you’re now listening to the buds talk show aka; Building unique desires. This episode can go on for hours but enough was said and as you already know, you can’t fake the funk, just keep it real and that’s what this season is about. Great conversation with truth that should shift the energy amongst builders who can relate. Let’s make scale model car building great again shall we ‼️

Dedicated Magazine Super show/Brief overview

Thanks for stopping in for another great episode. This one is just shedding light on how good of a time was had with the dedicated magazine staff, plastic society members and builders from around the U.S.A at this years “Dedicated Magazine super show” 2K24 in Denton Texas. Join Chippah Tee as he reflects on the amount of cars on display & what his experience was like at this year event!

Race is not important; Talent & skill is what matters.

Disclaimer: This episode is to educate and promote positivity and wholeness within the model car community, there is no intent to drag or discriminate against any ethnicity. Well here is part one of a Three part touchy topic series that may spiral into a deeper conversation that is needed; Overall, Chippah Tee is bringing awareness to situations that are overlooked or not discussed and part one tackles the “stereotypes” within the model car community that aren’t intentional but happen to surface. If you’re from California you build Lowrider model cars, if you’re from Florida you build big rims or donk model cars and everything in between is a gumbo pot of builders. Tune in and find out what Chippah Tee thinks of the “stereotypes” in the model car community.

History of The model car community pt 2

Thanks for listening so far! You’re appreciated, This is a four part series discussing some history that we know exist amongst the model car community. This particular topic is to spread light upon the Plastic Society of DFW group and how their impact should be implemented in the community.

Boycott IPMS/USA||Chippah Tee is improving scale model car shows.

Let’s talk about it and we won’t push any negativity upon their group because I’m sure they’ve created a space for people to find joy and bond through their passion; However, we as model car artist need a space that gives us happiness and Values our opinion regardless of ethnicity, gender or age and IPMS has failed to do so. It is without a doubt we as model car builders have no true appeasement when attending nor is the judging committee understanding at an IPMS/USA show. It’s Enough emails being sent out with little to no change being made, it’s time we create our own pathways and do something as a WHOLE. Let’s make Scale Model Car Shows great again.