lol, I recently had to drain the system and clean all the lines. I was just keeping an eye on things. Best to be prepared for the cold weather coming!!! Thanks for watching.
I had never heard of the original until I got the kit which I will be honest, just wanted the Prelude. Haha. Research was interesting for this one and made me appreciate the kit and its history a lot more. Thanks for the view.
Nice video😂The whole build process is satisfying as your other videos🎉Hopefully you can produce some practical tutorials for we beginners:) (because I had ruined 5 kits😢)
Sorry to hear you are having difficulty with your builds. I completely understand how you feel as when I started I made some pretty good disasters but know that every time you do something it is a learning experience, even if you are learning what NOT to do. haha. Each time you build something you get better and better. I appreciate you watching and I will see what I can do to get more in depth at teaching as well. Thanks for your comment! It is appreciated.
May i ask you where you got the sanding stick (at 1.50) from?Thx in advance!And nice build vid!But a little more infos about material or the way you do things would be appreciated(for example paint products you use,color,pressure and so on)!
Your request is understood! I have tried a few things in the past but maybe it is time to try something new. The sanding stick is from a nail set that I purchased on Amazon. Just a bundle of different nail files and polishers. They all have a plastic insert and a sponge before the gritt so they are perfectly suited for bodywork.
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The flecked carpet is just top notch
Appreciated. Even tho no one can even see it, it is nice to know it is there! haha.
Now that’s a iconic car from Hot Version/Best Motoring, right on. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💛💛💛
Thanks for watching Wesley! It is appreciated
Uh-oh! It looked like Mr. Furnace was undergoing some routine maintenance prior to winter setting in.
Great color combo on this one.
lol, I recently had to drain the system and clean all the lines. I was just keeping an eye on things. Best to be prepared for the cold weather coming!!! Thanks for watching.
Nicely done, digging the green sway bars and springs, nice touch
Haha yeah thanks. The green bits add that little touch that I like. Appreciate the views.
Very nice build Spenc. Look forward to the next one.
Thanks for watching and enjoying. Next should be some cavalier!!!
Good perfect Prelude vtec 1993
Glad you enjoyed it!
Really cool. 👍
Thank you. Appreciated!
Another great build for the channel Spencer. Colors were perfect and the finish is 😎 I especially like the beginning part 😁
Thanks for the support James. Appreciate it. This one was pretty fun.
The original car, for some time now, has unfortunately been scrapped. Nice to see its ethos live on in these kits.
I had never heard of the original until I got the kit which I will be honest, just wanted the Prelude. Haha. Research was interesting for this one and made me appreciate the kit and its history a lot more. Thanks for the view.
Nice video😂The whole build process is satisfying as your other videos🎉Hopefully you can produce some practical tutorials for we beginners:) (because
I had ruined 5 kits😢)
Sorry to hear you are having difficulty with your builds. I completely understand how you feel as when I started I made some pretty good disasters but know that every time you do something it is a learning experience, even if you are learning what NOT to do. haha. Each time you build something you get better and better. I appreciate you watching and I will see what I can do to get more in depth at teaching as well. Thanks for your comment! It is appreciated.
That Looks very nice! Which brand was the yellow body color?
The yellow is X-8 Tamiya Acrylic yellow that has been slightly thinned and then clear coated in X-22 Clear.
@@ScaleAutoGarage thanks! Tamiya paints are great.
May i ask you where you got the sanding stick (at 1.50) from?Thx in advance!And nice build vid!But a little more infos about material or the way you do things would be appreciated(for example paint products you use,color,pressure and so on)!
Your request is understood! I have tried a few things in the past but maybe it is time to try something new. The sanding stick is from a nail set that I purchased on Amazon. Just a bundle of different nail files and polishers. They all have a plastic insert and a sponge before the gritt so they are perfectly suited for bodywork.
I have added a few links in the discription of some of the tools and materials I have used for this project. Hope that helps.
@@ScaleAutoGarage Great!Thx!👌
How do you find the best kits, and afford them?
Thanks mate. I usually buy my Japanese kits from Hobby Search straight from Japan.