Revell Ford F 150 Raptor Part 6 Final Details & Assembly
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
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Hafta keep reminding yourself that's a snapper, straight built. Brilliantly illustrates the potential in these dismissable kits. Fine, fine work, sir.
There's potential, sure, but that doesn't make these Snap-Tite kits any less dismissable lol. These kits are essentially children's toys.
Hi Tom,
I have to admit, that you have done a fantastic job on the pick-up. I do like the 'Big' American trucks like this. Can't wait to see your next build.
Cheers,
Les (Australia)
I have seen several videos of people building this kit. For a snap kit it looks great.
Looks fantastic, great job and thanks for letting us tag along with you...
This was amazing. I love how you made something simple so complex. You inspired to get this kit. ;)
Fantastic work! Way to make a simple kit shine!
Looks great. I have the same truck (except a crew cab) in the same color. It’s funny that you chose to highlight the letters in the grille with gunmetal. The bumpers, grille, and fender flares actually are gunmetal on the real trucks.
VERY nice work on the interior!
Perfect. Thanks for the upload.
Excellent job!
The side orange lights I believe are industrial lights since the truck is wider than 80 in so it has to have the orange lights like what trucks have on the roof
You need to yellow paint on the 3 marker lights in grille
Great!
A very good car. I like your video's. The kind you're building a model is always ingenious.
I'm intent what you're building at next time.
Very nice build looks great
Amazing work. When you are hand painting things like the silver backgrounds to the Ford and Raptor logos, how do you clean up the silver paint if you make a mistake?
just a thought,
When you are doing certain parts and back fill the audio with the, erm, ... music, I start having questions about certain aspects. Wonder if you thought of back filling with some narrative about products you use, caveats, etc.
Mooi gedaan Tom
I'd love to see you tackle a Revell 1/350 scale RMS Titanic. The version from the 80's - not the recent one. Even though you tend to build cars.
+Ilya Lomkov (FishGun2000) If you send me the kit, ill build it.
For being a snap kit that turned out to be pretty darn nice looking. Good job on the trim, however here in the US the trend is to have the grill all blacked out so I would have left the logo alone.
+James Taffae Thats what it was supposed to be. But i just did not like it all black ;)
Nice Job..
I'm thinking about getting this one and the ford gmc with the snow plow.
Awesome
Hi, good job. Can you pass me measurements of the model? and from center to axis. Thank you
Cool
Very cool truck, do you plan on doing a short slide show of the finished Truck?
+AMERICAN LEGEND Thatls be comming up next week ;) Thanks!
+The Scalemodeling Channel Thank You.
did u sell one of you're collection ? i'm really interest of you're art :)
Can you X plain to me how to do with pinishe product?
Is this a true 1/25 kit? I habe noticed with some other truck kits, they seem to be downsized a bit. The Raptor is a big truck on 35s, I just want to be sure it will look that way next to say, an Aoshima Hilux.
+rcairforceone the hilux is 1/24 so should be a bit bigger. Than a 1/25. But this thing is still pretty big
Great looking build as always. Just wondering which Revell kit it was actually.? I think they have 2 snap kits available?
+fokker51 Could be that revell released 2 versions. But the only difference there would be is the color the body is molded in. They did also release one of the newest raptor aswell. In the first video of the series i have a picture of the box art ua-cam.com/video/uL5nYXyR4PA/v-deo.html
Sorry. I didn't watch your unboxing episode. Thanks for the info. Truck looks awesome.
Can you do a tutorial on making custom decals, please.
+Paweł Sadecki (MrFunnyBoy311) Can you just print them on a plain sheet of sticker paper?
+Paweł Sadecki (MrFunnyBoy311) Its as simple as buying decal paper in printing what you want on it. If you have a laser printer thats all you need to do, when you have an inktjet youll need to clearcoat the decals.
+The Scalemodeling Channel I don't know where to get the decal paper in Poland tho...
Id suggest to do a google search for decal paper ;)
Nice build. maybe a little cheaping can be better huh?
+Ersun Karaaslan Cheaping?
means sample dust effect
aaahh, No sorry not my thing ;P
for more realistic viewing :)
very nice raptor it looks to good to be a snap tite model it looks more like those Mattel models you buy at the store... I just got a 2017 raptor any suggestions on painting that. it is a snap tite model aswell but doesn't ha e any details underneath like exhaust or drive train or anything
+Triston Errickson Just go at it like you would on any other kit.
Any thoughts on the quality of this kit? I've been considering picking one up, but quality-control over at Revell just isn't what it used to be, so I will only be picking one up if I get a good recommendation. I'm either going to be picking up an AMT or Italeri high-way tractor kit or this one, depending on whether or not it's actually any good. Regardless, is there a custom-wheel/tire kit manufacturer that you would recommend for use on the Raptor, ideally some bead-lock rims and 37" mud tires? I've honestly always hated the wheel-tire combinations that Revell chooses for their kits. They almost invariably use the worst looking stock-wheels that were available for the model year they're trying to replicate.
I just wish Revell would go back to the levels of quality that could be expected in the mid-90s. I still remember a 1994-vintage Revell Jurassic Park Jeep that was of way higher quality than the Revell/AMT kits I've had experience with these days. If you haven't had any experience with that particular kit, if you can find one, I would highly recommend picking one up. Sure the parts are all molded in bright yellow, but that's not really a problem. Twas easily one of the best Revell kits I've ever put together. The parts fit and level of detail was right up on par with Tamiya models of that time period, and that's not hyperbole in the slightest.
The kit is just fine for the price you pay, though this is not so much a kit, more so a kids toy to get them in to actual kits.
There are no decals, only stickers.
I have not found anyone selling aftermarket suv wheel and tire sets.
Not a 100% sure, but i am pretty sure the revell jeep was actualy a reboxed Tamiya kit
Thanx for the reply. I guess I asked a bit too soon. I asked that question literally 30 seconds before you mentioned that it was a Snap-Tite kit. After establishing that, I'm certainly gonna go with an AMT high-way tractor kit. I wouldn't be surprised if that Jurassic Park Jeep was a Tamiya re-brand. It went together smooth as butter, and looked the part.
Most of the newer Revell kits that I've put together look nothing like that Jeep kit, including the sprue markings and general spruing technique. If I compared that one to, say, the Foose F100, it looks like it's made by a completely different manufacturer, and that's probably because it is lol.
That really sucks about the wheels and tires, though. I've honestly never seen a model from any manufacturer that has proper off-road wheels and tires on it, so you'd think that someone would have made aftermarket 1/25 mudders by now. Honestly, most of the wheel and tire combinations I see on truck models in general are disappointing, to say the least. I guess I'll have to get a 3D printer one day and just print them out, or maybe just buy some really small RC-oriented rims and tires that are about the same size, in terms of scale.
How do you get a high gloss finish with acrylics...? Great videos, thanks
By clearcoating them
What was the product that you used for "FORD" front part of it to stand out and not fade
In the background?
Vallejo gun metal paint
How did you made those decals? Cool truck btw!
+KBTDK Scanned the sticker sheet. Enhanced the image a bit in Photoshop and printed them out on Clea Decal paper.
No motor?
+Chris Law nope, its a very basic kit.
Please answer my question?
if i would understand your question, sure
please don't use Yellow light :( couldn't enjoy the true colors.