Amazing detail! I LOVE that truck. All your work is so good. I have no idea how you can paint that well or how you don’t cut your fingers off with the exacto knife lol
I've been watching your videos for a few days now. You do an awesome job. I did modeling when I was a kid, but nowhere as detailed as you. You have really inspired me. I'm thinking about getting back into it Where do yo buy your supplies? Did you buy your paint booth or did you make it ?
The booth is bought. it is a Sparmax booth. I by my supplies wherever i can, and wherever i find them. ebay hobby shops local stores conventions.........
Yeah I've found some places online since posting this. Walmart's doesn't even carry them anymore. And our local Hobby Lobby carry's only a small selections. I'm really looking forward to getting started. Ill keep watching your videos for tips. You do a great job.
The Scalemodeling Channel thank you. By the way your work is amazing really inspired me to get back into doing cars. Shame I can’t get the zero paints in Australia.
+David Anderson Depends on wich parts and wich paints you use, Acrylic(water based) do not need primerfor interior parts and engine stuff etc etc... The body does need primer for durability. Thinner based paints like Zero paints/Gravity color/scale finishes/Alclad....... do need priming. If you don't the paint will eat in to the plastic and makes it looks realy bad!
I'm from the USA , what the Grits for the sanding sticks you use for mold lines ? I'm a little slow , when you were sanding the back of the seats what did you exactly do to fill up the gaps , of course besides putting glue and sanding them down . Thank you ! Happy New Year !
+The Scalemodeling Channel a awesome , one more questions how many coats of primer you applied to the body of the raptor ? Thank you and happy New Year!
+ Pa Sander I use Cellulose thinner based paint. I let it dry for a good hour before masking. When using accrylic i would suggest to wait longer
digging the new tunes, also, thanks for the detailed masking step-by-step.
Watched all six. Nice job. Nice technique.
great job on the interior...so much detail, really stands out !
Great work for a snapper. I'm enjoying your channel.
this is art
Thanks, my friend. I always enjoy learning great tips , from you........JIM
Excellent work!
Great looking interior. Thanks for the how-to.
Amazing detail! I LOVE that truck. All your work is so good. I have no idea how you can paint that well or how you don’t cut your fingers off with the exacto knife lol
Beautiful clean work!
Great Job....!!!! Thanks Frank
Great detail work
Nice work
Wow that looks good
great work man
Looks great buddy....thanks for sharing
great work as always. I'm going to have to get some VJ paint and try it .
very cool!!.... I always learn something!!
Aewsome
i like your video man
Music 0:54
I've been watching your videos for a few days now. You do an awesome job. I did modeling when I was a kid, but nowhere as detailed as you. You have really inspired me. I'm thinking about getting back into it Where do yo buy your supplies? Did you buy your paint booth or did you make it ?
The booth is bought. it is a Sparmax booth.
I by my supplies wherever i can, and wherever i find them. ebay hobby shops local stores conventions.........
Yeah I've found some places online since posting this. Walmart's doesn't even carry them anymore. And our local Hobby Lobby carry's only a small selections. I'm really looking forward to getting started. Ill keep watching your videos for tips. You do a great job.
billybleeds crimson HobbyLinc.com is where you will find about any other tool and supply you will need !
which are the names of the sound instrumentals ?
Hi there what is your paint mix through the airbrush and what thinner do you use. Thanks
The paint is pre thinned
The Scalemodeling Channel thank you. By the way your work is amazing really inspired me to get back into doing cars. Shame I can’t get the zero paints in Australia.
Amazing work, what kind of masking tape do you use again?
Kip or tamiya
How long do you wait after painting before masking? Are you using acrylics?
Great work! I was wondering, what is the average build time per model?
+Ilya Lomkov (FishGun2000) Depending on how much time i have anywhere from 2 weekends to a month.
Can i buy this model?
Would you recommend using clear coat on everything being painted?
+TheCigarGuy Only if you wish to, i only clear the parts i want to be shiney.
Very nice. Is it necessary to prime all the parts? If so why?
+David Anderson Depends on wich parts and wich paints you use, Acrylic(water based) do not need primerfor interior parts and engine stuff etc etc... The body does need primer for durability. Thinner based paints like Zero paints/Gravity color/scale finishes/Alclad....... do need priming. If you don't the paint will eat in to the plastic and makes it looks realy bad!
in my country you don't get gravity or zero paints..so which other paints would you prefer...
Josh Kurian tamiya is a good alternative
I'm from the USA , what the Grits for the sanding sticks you use for mold lines ? I'm a little slow , when you were sanding the back of the seats what did you exactly do to fill up the gaps , of course besides putting glue and sanding them down . Thank you ! Happy New Year !
400 grit
i used some glue to fill it in a bit.
+The Scalemodeling Channel a awesome , one more questions how many coats of primer you applied to the body of the raptor ? Thank you and happy New Year!
2 or 3, i don't remember exactly
+The Scalemodeling Channel Thank you again , I assume the interior pieces follow and similar procedure.
hey The Scalemodding Channel do you make more cars?
what do you mean?
totally addictive.
From where to buy
Errrrr..... wow..