The Boat That Guy Built
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go watch the man in a film.......TT3D http://www.tt3dmovie.com/
Lost soul said:
What a boring load of s
t , thick as st northen bloke who thinks he is the next Fred Dib , what a gormless thick tt he is
Fear not, your prayers have been answered, Big Brother is coming back, and then it will be 'Im a st , thick as st northen bloke who thinks he is the next Fred Dib , what a gormless thick tt he is te tt supposed celebrity, who's desperate for money' so your viewing pleasure is assured
Castrol Craig said:
TT3D is immense. shows you Guys real job in stunning detail.
Do they spend the whole film following him around a workshop full of trucks? 
Does look quite spectacular from the trailer! Although apparently you can either like sh4gging or racing.....so how did James Hunt do so well?
Zarkingfardwarks said:
go watch the man in a film.......TT3D http://www.tt3dmovie.com/
Not sure if everyone has or not but tap right twice and you get the trailer on a mobile here so if its obvious on a desktop, sorry On my PC now, I see it's on the same page
Edited by FourWheelDrift on Thursday 7th April 13:42
(He did say that for something good didn't he?)So sorry to see the last one last night.
I absolutely adored every one of them.
I saw the 'point' of it as giving people the opportunity to see the sorts of skills and products that were about a hundred years ago or so and showing just how difficult it was by letting a layman have a go at it.
I've read above some comments on "why not do it properly" etc I don't think that was the point of the programme, if you want to watch someone who knows what's he's doing carefully and correctly restoring something over many months check out the discovery channel there's usually a Car is born, Tank Builder or something on that does that sort of thing really nicely I love those sorts of programmes where you really get a feel of how things work.
I absolutely adored every one of them.
I saw the 'point' of it as giving people the opportunity to see the sorts of skills and products that were about a hundred years ago or so and showing just how difficult it was by letting a layman have a go at it.
I've read above some comments on "why not do it properly" etc I don't think that was the point of the programme, if you want to watch someone who knows what's he's doing carefully and correctly restoring something over many months check out the discovery channel there's usually a Car is born, Tank Builder or something on that does that sort of thing really nicely I love those sorts of programmes where you really get a feel of how things work.
FourWheelDrift said:
Zarkingfardwarks said:
go watch the man in a film.......TT3D http://www.tt3dmovie.com/
Not sure if everyone has or not but tap right twice and you get the trailer on a mobile here so if its obvious on a desktop, sorry On my PC now, I see it's on the same page
Edited by FourWheelDrift on Thursday 7th April 13:42
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vn1YB7fk8eg
Really weird. This afternoon I watched "TT, Close to the edge" and thought, "that Guy Martin chap is a bit of a character"! Anyway, just sat down after shooting off some emails, and thought, "I'll watch that show about the bloke and his canal boat" and lo, there was Guy again! Quite cuffed. Never been into bikes, or know much about bike racing since Barry Sheene was on the scene many years ago, so before today I didn't know anything about this fellow, but alas, I think we may have found the 21st century's Fred Dibnah!
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