For the flashing on tires I usually mount them on the handle part of the exacto knife pit it on a drill and run them on the sand stick. Works for me, also use this to show wear and shape sidewall on tires if needed for older tapered tires. Great how-to for everyone. Thank you for sharing.
Hey buddy, that presentation was not only excellent but very informative. Thanks for demonstrating as this helps me to give this a try when I need to fix my diecast vehicles.
Thank you for sharing with us 👍👍👍👍
Looks great love the black color on the wagon
For the flashing on tires I usually mount them on the handle part of the exacto knife pit it on a drill and run them on the sand stick. Works for me, also use this to show wear and shape sidewall on tires if needed for older tapered tires. Great how-to for everyone. Thank you for sharing.
I do that too but for harder tires
Fantastic video! You are a true craftsman.👍
Hey buddy, that presentation was not only excellent but very informative. Thanks for demonstrating as this helps me to give this a try when I need to fix my diecast vehicles.
Nice work. Interesting. In my opinion, the better companies like Greenlight and AM should not use rivets but screws to connect the chassis
Excellent information an excellent collection and greetings from Mexico 🇲🇽
Mr. Mig's !!!! awesome vid!!
Turn the drill down to the lowest speed. Drilling with too much rpm just creates heat and prematurely dulls the bit.
Hm, this is interesting.