Building a Jaguar E-Type Scale Model
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![JAGUAR E-TYPE 1/24 HELLER Model car build [Full version]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Avgv-Fb45Us/mqdefault.jpg)
The graining tips on the steering wheel alone is worth the price of admission
I never intend to build a model this advanced but it's a joy watching you work - and oddly relaxing. 🤔
3 years ago...maaan time goes by very quick. But i really like to come back and watch this build again :D
That Jag is beautiful. I love the detail you applied to this model. I especially like how you did the epoxy on the gauges to give them a glass look over the gauge faces, very nice touch. I may have to invest in an air brush to up my game.
I really appreciated the way you methodically described every step of your build, and why. Most other modelers leave us watching their activities without any explanation, detailed or otherwise.
Exquisite build.
Your attention to detail is amazing.
The E type has been my dream car since I 1st saw 1 at 8 yrs old (I'm 55 now).
It is incredible! The shades of leather, the whole engine bay, steering wheel ... amazing result.
Beautiful build of the classic E Type.
Your care, attention to detail and painting skills are outstanding. Lovely. Thanks.
I have just bought that very kit. Looking forward to comparing mine with yours.
I really like the handcraft you applied for the models, absolutely beautiful.
Nothing but admiration for your build, lovely project.
Absolutely gorgeous! Incredible detail work. Thanks for the wonderful video!!
Beautifully executed start to finish
Enjoyed the build specially the way you did the steering wheel.
The clear orange coat gave it the look of a highly varnished wood. Just beautiful; all the way around.
Seconded. That steering wheel was really lovely
I have watched you for , I guess, years now. I’ve tried to emulate your ability to construct virtually any model out in front of you and have failed miserably. I am constantly amazed by your skill and results. You are a modeling god. Thank you for sharing!
Why are you trying to emulate? Use the basic technique and add to it.
Wow!!! Such painstaking work. A fantastic result too.
Great video of your process! Beautiful results! Thank you for posting.
A lovely build and very relaxing to watch.
That looks a very good kit. I especially like the separate door handles and window winders; much better than moulded in ones. I might have to get this, even though my stash is bigger than I really want!
If you’re like me your stash has developed a mind of its own ;)
what kinda cars you got ?:)
Beautiful paint and interior. I am trying the bare metal chrome for the first time on a Lotus Europa. I like the way it goes on and looks great. Much better than masking and painting. Thank you for showing this product in the video.
I thoroughly enjoyed your video. I remember building models years ago, but I was not quite as skilled as you. Wonderfully done and looking forward to watching more builds. Subscribed.
Very nice work. I used to have the patience to build models but just don’t anymore. Watching these videos is pretty satisfying. Thanks for doing them.
that's a thing of beauty.....stunning work...and a joy to watch built......
You are a real artist. Always brings a smile to my face.
Most beautiful car ever made : Jaguar E type🤩
Oh yes
The work of a true master!
I really enjoyed watching this, thanks👏👍
That's a lovely Car and amazing skills with a beautiful finish
Just perfect! Great work.
Wow that is a very nice jaguar. Perfect Built as usuall.
I'm Australian. Interesting to see such an iconic car that I lusted after IRL for so long in the 1960s and 1970s being built back-to-front. To my eye, everything inside the car is on the wrong side, while the fuel cap is on the correct side. I am in AWE of the work you did getting those wheels done. I have never seen Chrome on a model done that way and it's outstanding!! Thank you for showing me how to do that. . And you were right to get the 3D printed wheels. I always wanted some spoke wheels on a car. It never occurred to me Id have to spend most of a weekend cleaning them every week.
You sir are a next level model builder👍
If only building E-Types were this easy in real life >.< Great work!
Beautiful build! I’m all Corvette , but the XKE is my second love!
I'm just about to build this kit thanks for the usefully tips you make it look easy nice job well done
Another fine build👍!
awesome job, looking forward to more, thanx!!
I wouldn't have been able to resist painting it with British Racing Green.
Very impressive build.
Sweet! The late Series 1 XKE (65-67) was my dream car. I almost purchased one three separate occasions but never did. Could have bought a 67 with 8k miles in the mid-1970s for $5500...oh, well.
Great work on the XK engine! Its my most favourite engine 2nd to the small block Chevy!
Nice. Your craft is next level. I don’t typically associate Revell with being able to achieve that kind of fine detail (that’s been more of a Tamiya thing in my experience) but you’ve made it look stunning.
Amazing build👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Superb job, what a lovely model 👌
Nice idea for the wood effect using Tamiya clear orange. May try that in future.
It looks so amasing!!!!
Very GOOD Job. i like the Paint job by the Steering Wheel. looks like root wood.
first time ive seen you ,great work
Stunning
very good job congratulations
Wow! I am lost for words
Fantastic Jaguar That's the most impressive job I Have seen
The Jaguar details are so impressive
I hope see your job again
I'm from Brazil and you gathered a new fan
Thanks
From Your Brasiliam fan
Arnaldo
awesome job
Incredible!
Damn...that steering wheel looks so much like the real thing!
thanks for the links
extremely professional....
First time viewer of your channel. Awesome detailing, especially the wood steering wheel. Your hands are so steady, you should be a brain surgeon! 👍
Superb build and finish, that Molotow is unbelievable! Only comment I would make is that to make it even more realistic, pop some panel line accentuator in.... the panel lines!
Very cool, my most favorite classic ever. BEAUTIFUL
Excellent build! I am waiting until this kit from Revell of Germany is re-released. I heard of mold issues on the body and RoG wanted to correct it. Your did an excellent job building this kit!
Do you mean Revell will re-release the new tool they just released? I have bought this new tool twice now. Both kits have the bonnet about 4 mm too wide, lots of lumps on the body exterior. Otherwise the parts seem to fit together very well. Wrote Revell about the issue with the bonnet, they promised to send spare parts for free.
@@Anonymous1999b, from what I have been told, Revell of Germany decided to re-engineer the body molds to produce a more accurate body and do away with the sink marks and bumps. The XK-E is suppose to be re-released in June.
@@007mrmike007 That’s interesting really. The new tool Revell XK-E (e-type in the USA) now has a pre-order status in some online hobby shops. But because the new tool e-type was just released, i wonder if they re-release or modify that also, because of the same issues? Or will this be USA only re-release? We’ll see i guess.
@@Anonymous1999b Since the Jag XK-E is from Revell of Germany, it would be safe to say that new body molds would apply to all kits that they are producing and not just the USA kits.
The wheels make the car!
Very nice!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
the triggered airbrush feels so comfortable to use.
Wonderful work congratulations 💥💥✔✔
Beautiful build! Love the Jags!
Thank you
Really great video you made here, i wonder why the clear parts from Revell Model Kits are always far to thick for that specific scale.
Awesome !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That steering wheel looks unbelievable, thanks for the tip!
At the end of the video, did you use the liquid chrome to paint the points where the chrome parts are attached to the sprue?
I did. Yes
Mind blown
Quality content, beautiful camera angles and masterpieces made with effort. I subscribed to an excellent channel. I also believe that the channel will grow and I have a request from you, can you make a Revell in Trabant mockup in its original image? I wanted so much to do it, but I couldn't.
A state of art.
I was about to start the Heller kit of this same subject.Oops, no, now I need to buy the Revell kit, it is so much nicer, better choice of panel breaks and much more detail.
WOW!
Nice one
I've built at least 12 award winning Real Versions of these cars, roadsters and coupes, series 1,2,and 3. The only issue I have with the scale models kits I've seen and own are that the details are not correct. They're all over the place. The molds are all from an early series 1, like number 18 we did a few years back. The rear springs were black with yellow or blue inspection marks. The steering column is gloss black, all of it, the wheel hub is silver, but the entire column would be black including the turn signal stalk. The accel. pedal is cad plated silver. The floors have removable carpets in the footwells which contain a wide strip of vinyl. Only the very early cars had gold carb "tops", the rest were black. Transmission is semi gloss black, silver top. Drive pulleys are gloss black. An early car would have a black generator with silver caps, not an alternator. Positive ground, which means the yellow tag you put on the box would be correct for a later car, series 1.5. Negative Ground. That tag also faces out. Exhaust manifolds are porcelain gloss black, very shiny. There's nothing gold on the brakes, all silver. The battery would have silver posts. Totally "wrong" radiator fan....thats part of the "details" I mentioned earlier. The shroud looks good but the fan would be a single blade, useless too! The heater core box is high gloss black. The intake filter Can should be the same color as the V-Box, stipple silver. Hammer tone. The washer bottle is white with blue fluid in it about 1/3 up. Thats the show rules. The brake bottle heat shield is flat white on the bottle side, silver on the exhaust side. A very early car would have red caps on the bottles, the rest would be gray. Considering those are square bottles, not round, they would be gray. Believe it or not, the majority of the exhaust is black on an early car. It stops before the resonators, which are silver. It has no brake bellows, odd, which an early car would have, right next to the bottles. If not, then is would have an aluminum clutch and brake transom....this model has neither of them, odd, but, again "those kit details". The plug wires on an early car would have the XK150 style conduit and the head would have 2 lifting bars across the second and sixth head nuts. Also, the plug wires go behind the radiator hose next to the engine, not over it. The is NO amber on a series 1 front lens. These would now be a series 2.... Believe it or not but on an early car, outside mirrors were a customer bought option!! Seriously! They didn't ship them with the car. Good work on the assembly and paint detail. Nice camera work too! Don't mind my detail nit-picking, its been my real job for the last 40 years of resto work.
I just read that the new Revell Jaguar E-Type Coupe has been re-released by Revell of Germany. Now to get one...or two!
Very nice, but you drilled the wrong holes for the spark plugs.
I'm amazed - and also curious. Why not add some LED lighting to show off all the interior work?
Hi, what did you use for distributor wire. Great job btw. Thank you
Great work! What’s the fitting ratio of the Tamiya primer?
I honestly don't know. I just add thinner and see if its thin enough or if i need to add more.
Great 👌 job as usual great with all the little parts but out of curiosity how long does a build like this takes ,and again great video
40 to 50 hours
Thanks for the video, I couldn't locate the details about the wheels that you said in the video on the description, is the guy selling the stl file for that 3d printed wheels? they look so good.
Its the 5th link in the description ;)
Wonder why Revell can’t get their rooflines correct? Original 69 Charger, Fox Mustang, the weird chop on the 49 Merc... looks like Revell made a lovely E-Type coupe then decided to be cheap and put the roadster windscreen on it.
You did a lovely job on the build though. Looks like every possible decal is included.
Thank-you - very informative and well laid out. Curious - how did you do the radio?
Used the decal from the kit
Ah I see, thanks. (stuck with '87 kit - will have to do without, then.)@@TheScalemodelingChannel
Bonjour
Le volant et le pommeau de vitesse !!!!! :)
A+elR
Beautiful work. I have to ask….do you scrape the paint off the part you’re adding glue to or will it still work? Some of the parts looked to be a press fit requiring no glue…is this right or was the glue there? I’m just a beginner hoping someday to build my modelling skills.
I use super glue and don’t scrape the paint off, only if the parts don’t fit
There are a few inaccuracies with this model: Exhaust manifolds shown are not E-TYPE exhaust manifolds, but early JAG 4 DOOR SEDAN versions which slant backwards, E TYPE manifolds point straight down from the center point of the side of the engine block. Windshield washer jar is CLEAR GLASS on EARLY E TYPEs / WHITE TRANSLUCIENT PLASTIC on later versions. RADIATOR FAN is only straight 2 blades, driven by its own electric motor mounted on the front cross frame and does not extend thru a grill behind the radiator, there is no shaft from the engine turning the fan. Also the turn indicator cover should be BLACK, the stem is chrome and the tip of the stem is black. The EMERGENCY BRAKE shown is for a RIGHT HAND DRIVE CAR, this model is LEFT HAND DRIVE. The TRANSMISSION shown here is an OVERDRIVE VERSION, NOT TYPICAL FOR E TYPES, (but available for 2+2 model), and finally the WIRE WHEEL KNOCK-OFFS are not correct type for Jaguar E TYPES. . .WHAT A MESS. '66 E TYPE OWNER.
You forgot the WINDSHIELD, thats also wrong
‘BUILDER OF INACCURATE MODELS.
Hi, am interested in printing those wheels. I have the file, and have an elegoo saturn printer, but am finding the slicing software is adding a lot of supports within the rim, and attaching to the spokes, making them very difficult to remove without damaging the part. Did you come across this issue as well, and if so, how did you solve it?
I placed the supports myself. Not using the auto supports
WOW
Biblical warnings aside, I envy your amazing skills. Thanks for this posting this build.
Hi, I bought the same airbrush mr. hobby ps-290, but after applying the varnish, it spat out the remnants of the dry previous paint on the surface, although I washed it. How do you service it after painting? Do you completely disassemble it, unscrew the nozzle every time? The instruction does not recommend doing this. Thanks)
if it spits out paint, it has not been cleaned out well enough, you'll need to be more thorough. Do not remove the small nozzle piece, that will break very fast. You can remove the bigger front piece with a wrench.
idd like to recreate this with following along with ur video since im pretty new and this is my favorite call of all time but can I also just use a regular paint brush for everything? or do I need an airbrush for these colors and coats and stuff?
Either an airbrush or spray cans. Brushing will not look good
@@TheScalemodelingChannel okay thank you
Great video, very nice detailing explanation, really impressed with the engine bay work. Amazing amount of detail. Thumbs up!!!! However, and maybe its just me. I'm sure this is a UA-cam thing. This was a 25:57 long video, did I really need to cancel out 14 ads (that an ad every 1.8 minutes). Seems a LOT aggressive.
Thats a youtube thing. They put them in the videos automaticaly
How do you mix your Tamiya Surface Primer? Whats the ratio?
I don’t know. I just keep adding thinner untill it flows through my airbrush nicely
The wheels look fantastic as does the rest of the model! I just downloaded the STL just to see Walid's work. Do you generally prefer to use bare metal foil over spraying chrome for window trim?
I preffer bare metal foil, yes
Would you recommend backscribing ALL the panel lines?
Yes
Hi, what do scale modelers use for distributor wire? Thankyou
Super thin electronical or phone wire, i just buy it from the hobby shop
Great video...awesome build...when you used thinner in the black paint for the steering wheel...would windex window cleaner work as well?.
Thanks for the great videos...very appreciated...cheers🍻
I have no idea if that would work, why not use thinners that are meant for the paint you use?
Ok...ive see washer fluid being used in air brushes as a thinner