Tamiya F1 Lotus 102B 1/20 Scale build. Part 1, unboxing & Engine Assembly.
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Here I will try to replicate as much as possible the Lotus type 102B driven by M. Hakkinen. The Lotus 102 was a Formula One racing car designed by Lotus for use in the 1990 Formula One season and would eventually go on to compete in 37 races spanning three seasons from 1990 until 1992.
This part of the video will only show the engine assembly of this beautiful scale model car. Also, you will see how I try to scratch build a better-looking exhaust pipe and tips to match the real Formula one car.
From an era when F1 cars were pleasing to look at. Car looks great so far.
I really enjoyed this video. It is calming to watch but also interesting to follow your techniques. What puts it over the top for are the miniature wood pallets. Great touch! Can’t wait to see more.
Oh boy, 1,5 year old this video and I just discovered this channel.. I really hope you come back
Thank you for the love! Yes I will resume editing the rest of this F1. I have some issues with the editing program I use after recording the rest of the footage at 4k. My pc can’t handle that high format, but once I resolve that issue part 2 will be out.
Not only is this a great video and detailed build..... It is unintentional ASMR!
Thanks! Will try to do more like this ☺️
that exhaust mod is a stroke of genius and and outcome is a work of art. Always hated the stock exhausts, but your version aced it
Thank you much! yes Stock exhaust is a bit boring lol.. it's always good to do some mods.
Awesome detail on those exhaust headers!
Thank you! ☺
Brilliant idea with the use of the band aid. Your videos remind me of Ziggys desk. No annoying music is a nice touch.
Thank you much sir! Yes Ziggy is an inspiration. I hope he could come back soon.
Looking forward to see the conclusion of theese build!
I have to get back on this for sure
Looks like your off to a Great start. I'll be watching
Thank you Mike! 😊😊🙌🏼
Fantastic video! Off to an awesome start!!!
Hahaaa I’m sure I know who you are 😂😂😂 Thanks buddy, you already know.
Great work matey as always! Studio27 carbon decals can definitely be a pain in the ass to work with but you did a great job sk far man! Looking for ward to part 2 🔥
Yeah bro it brakes like thin layer of plastic. I’m surprised they haven’t come up with a better material for their CF decals. Now, the print on top is very good looking.
Perfect work, thank yyou
Nooo thank you! For your support and comment 😊😊🤜🏼🤛🏼🙌🏼❤️
So cool.
Looks fantastic! It always saddened me how Team Lotus died in the '90s.
Great method with the band aids. Did you know you can get that stuff just on a roll too?
Yes my friend that’s unfortunate. I need to finish uploading the rest of the footage 🙆🏻♂️😅
Just stumbled across your channel. Liked and subbed. Hope you post the finished car.
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Mio
how it looks with the part 2 of this video? Part 1 was absolutly perfect!
I basically abandoned the channel due to my computer not handling 4k videos when editing. Trying to upgrade some pc parts and after that I will resume the content 👍🏼
@@ScaleVehicles Awesome! Really glad this channel will begin making more great videos.
Do you paint on the plastic directly? or use a Primer first?
I always try to use a primer before painting
I came to see the mini palate and dolly......
Great video! So relaxing to watch too:) I also wanted to ask with a previous video I saw of the Ninja H2R, how did u get the stickers off the paper?? I've been trying but I keep ripping them😅
Did you try to leave them in warm water first? Model kits usually brings water decals and a special solution for application.
I use my band-aids to cover my wounds from my hobby knife. 😁
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Another Great Video! 😄 When will Part 2 be released?
I apologize I haven’t uploaded the rest of the part. The problem is that the editing software I use Adobe Premiere is having a hard time to work with the 4k videos that I recorded. I am planning on either buy a better PC or upgrade my processor and graphic card. But I will work on it soon. Thank you for asking and being patient! ❤️🙏🏼
@@ScaleVehicles Don't worry! Good luck with the upgrade! 😄👍
Is this model has active suspension? I mean in real life.
Mmmm not sure
the sound of you squirting the water out for the decals is disturbing in a humorous way
😁😁😁 I know that feeling
So... why exactly are some of the videos split into two parts...?
Thank you for asking. It’s because I’m still editing over 200 clips I recorded while building this project. Working on part 2 as we speak. 😊 Edited: 326 clips
@@ScaleVehicles EEP. Okay, that's fair. Looking forward to part 2.
P.S hey future me, when part 2 does come out, remember to edit this comment.
@@404TVfr Thank you!
100th like 💜💜
Awesome!! thank you!
Ah, yes. The lovely sounds of someone else crinkling plastic bags and sanding...
I really enjoyed this video. It is calming to watch but also interesting to follow your techniques. What puts it over the top for are the miniature wood pallets. Great touch! Can’t wait to see more.
haha Thank you much bud! if you liked part 1 then definitely you will love the rest :)