Post by chromdome35 on Jun 29, 2024 21:17:02 GMT -5
I enjoy watching YouTube videos on a variety of different subjects and am always on the lookout for a new channel to follow. I thought it might be a good thread to share some of our favorite channels, and maybe someone will find something new to watch.
I think a good format would be modeling-related channels and nonmodeling related channels.
I'll start, I have a broad palette of channels I enjoy:
Modeling Related:
Will Pattison interesting guy with some really stellar skills, focuses on aircraft
SpruesNBrews Scale Modeling I like the guy, he covers a variety of topics in an easy to consume format
Panzermeister36 - great channel on armor modeling
A bunch more including Andy's HHQ, Night Shift, and Mig Jimenez
Non Modeling related:
Diesel Creek My Favorite YouTube creator. He goes out and saves old diesel equipment that has been sitting for a long time. He's down to earth, approachable and one hell of a diesel mechanic.
Andrew Camarata - Another guy who works his ass off on all kinds of things. He built a "castle" in the NY mountains using shipping containers. He lives in it now. He does all kinds of things, sometimes using the most redneck dangerous way, to accomplish them.
Natural State Transparency - This channel features dashcam footage from the Arkansas State Police. It focuses on pursuit videos, which are frequently ended by our state police via TVI (Tactical Vehicle Intervention) or Pit Maneuver to the public. The Arkansas State Police have a reputation for aggressive pursuit tactics, some of the videos shown by this channel are CRAZY. If your interested I can point out a few.
The Petersens - I enjoy a wide variety of music including bluegrass & bluegrass gospel music. The Petersens are a group from Branson Missouri. They are Mom, sisters and brother + a friend. They cover a lot of songs, they aren't the most polished, but I like them. This cover of Top of the World, is my wife and mine's "special" song. The Petersens cover it beautifully.
Brandenberger Family Music - This is another family musical group led by father Victor Brandenberger and his 4 children and a couple of other family members. This is an "Amish" family, I put Amish in "" because I've read that Victor was excommunicated from the Amish. I don't know why, don't really care. Their simple bluegrass gospel music simply sings to my soul. It feels authentic, a trait that is missing from most of today's music. If this interests you, then check out this video of them performing Over in the Glory Land.
Mudpies - A father/daughter channel about the two of them mudlarking on mud flats in various parts of the UK. They collect antique and vintage bottles, roman pottery, etc...
Aquachigger - A metal detector who focuses a lot of his time on Civil War searching. Long time channel, over a million subscribers.
Lost Lakes - A channel by a guy who canoes the remote lakes of Canada, often portaging between lakes, in long term (Week +) journeys. His girlfriend/Now Wife joins him on some of the adventures. Great cinematography, good editing, beautiful content.
Desert Drifter - He hikes the SW US in the 4 corners area looking for old native American sites. If Indian cliff dwellings, petroglyphs, and beautiful scenery interest you, check it out.
The Post Apocalyptic Inventor - a brilliant German guy who restores vintage tools and uses them to build things. He visits scrapyards to find "stuff" and brings it home to restore it.
What are some of yours?
I think a good format would be modeling-related channels and nonmodeling related channels.
I'll start, I have a broad palette of channels I enjoy:
Modeling Related:
Will Pattison interesting guy with some really stellar skills, focuses on aircraft
SpruesNBrews Scale Modeling I like the guy, he covers a variety of topics in an easy to consume format
Panzermeister36 - great channel on armor modeling
A bunch more including Andy's HHQ, Night Shift, and Mig Jimenez
Non Modeling related:
Diesel Creek My Favorite YouTube creator. He goes out and saves old diesel equipment that has been sitting for a long time. He's down to earth, approachable and one hell of a diesel mechanic.
Andrew Camarata - Another guy who works his ass off on all kinds of things. He built a "castle" in the NY mountains using shipping containers. He lives in it now. He does all kinds of things, sometimes using the most redneck dangerous way, to accomplish them.
Natural State Transparency - This channel features dashcam footage from the Arkansas State Police. It focuses on pursuit videos, which are frequently ended by our state police via TVI (Tactical Vehicle Intervention) or Pit Maneuver to the public. The Arkansas State Police have a reputation for aggressive pursuit tactics, some of the videos shown by this channel are CRAZY. If your interested I can point out a few.
The Petersens - I enjoy a wide variety of music including bluegrass & bluegrass gospel music. The Petersens are a group from Branson Missouri. They are Mom, sisters and brother + a friend. They cover a lot of songs, they aren't the most polished, but I like them. This cover of Top of the World, is my wife and mine's "special" song. The Petersens cover it beautifully.
Brandenberger Family Music - This is another family musical group led by father Victor Brandenberger and his 4 children and a couple of other family members. This is an "Amish" family, I put Amish in "" because I've read that Victor was excommunicated from the Amish. I don't know why, don't really care. Their simple bluegrass gospel music simply sings to my soul. It feels authentic, a trait that is missing from most of today's music. If this interests you, then check out this video of them performing Over in the Glory Land.
Mudpies - A father/daughter channel about the two of them mudlarking on mud flats in various parts of the UK. They collect antique and vintage bottles, roman pottery, etc...
Aquachigger - A metal detector who focuses a lot of his time on Civil War searching. Long time channel, over a million subscribers.
Lost Lakes - A channel by a guy who canoes the remote lakes of Canada, often portaging between lakes, in long term (Week +) journeys. His girlfriend/Now Wife joins him on some of the adventures. Great cinematography, good editing, beautiful content.
Desert Drifter - He hikes the SW US in the 4 corners area looking for old native American sites. If Indian cliff dwellings, petroglyphs, and beautiful scenery interest you, check it out.
The Post Apocalyptic Inventor - a brilliant German guy who restores vintage tools and uses them to build things. He visits scrapyards to find "stuff" and brings it home to restore it.
What are some of yours?