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- Опубліковано 10 лип 2024
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Thank you for the shout out! We are making slow progress with the channel but we are making progress. Thanks again, very cool
Saying no to things is almost critical to keep the enjoyment of the hobby going. I’ve never done commission work because I knew it would suck all of the fun out of it for me. There’s also a “biting off more than you can chew” part of it for me too, where you want to participate in all of the community builds, do buddy builds, and so on…but honestly there’s just too damn many of them to keep up with. I finally had reached the point where I’m going to do what I want…and be awfully darn happy doing it lol. Great reminder Mike!
Thats pretty much where im at- bite off more than i can chew!
150% correct my friend!!
Cool shout-outs for the guys. Sometimes you just gotta put down the glue. Here's to prayin for the build to cooperative
Thanks for watching. I think I'll bring it along to our model club meeting and get some feedback from those guys as well.
67 Chevelle Pro Street chassis for the Pro Mod Corvette 👊🏻
You are a busy guy Mike, keep up the great work!
I know all about frustrating builds, 😂!!! Hang in there, that noggin of yours is full of solutions! Will be checking out DRC!
Thanks for watching.
It's a good lesson/reminder!
Thanks for watching
A good message for everyone to remember. It should definitely never feel forced or not enjoyable for sure. You’re doing great work on the vette despite the mojo issues. Can’t wait to see it. Some sweet diecasts there too. And a great shoutout!
Thanks for watching.
@@mikesmodscustoms absolutely!
Wise advice Mike. 👍✌️
You can, at the very least, take solace in having done some really great work so far. I know how tough it can be working on a subject that you're not enjoying. At this point I'd suggest indulging in one of your own projects, even for a little bit, just to clear your head. It'll give you a chance to focus on a subject you enjoy, and maybe help dull that edge when your return to the Corvette.
All very advice, thank you. Thanks for watching
Great video Mike. Absolutely. Have to know when to say no. Because you just can't do everything for everyone......Great new additions. Which color of the Camaro are you missing????
I have what i think are the 2 that are out. The blue and this red/white. Are there more??
That's what I would do cut the frame rails and extend em w styrene channel brother. You are a great builder! 😊
Thank you, thanks for watching.
@@mikesmodscustoms yw brother!
Thanks for the update, I'll check her channel out.
You will love her work!
I hate that one project put the breaks on your mojo. I appreciate your rant. It actually translates to other worlds not just diecast/modeling. I look forward to seeing what new projects you have for us.
Very true, but now thanks to several in the community I have some fresh ideas.
Cool car. Sorry for your issues.
Nice diecast cars chevell looks great.
Do you have my shop card?
I do, It has a tooned style semi truck on it! Would you like one of my 2.0 cards. I believe you should have the original. Ill send ya another if youd like. Hope your feeling well my friend.
I just wanted to clarify a little bit as to why I mentioned that. The 67 Chevelle Pro Street chassis is longer than the chassis that you're currently using for that Pro Mod Corvette. Pro mods have a stretched section between the cowl and the front fender well and that's why you would have to stretch the chassis. You may have to stretch the Chevelle chassis a little as well but it won't be as much work
Thank you..
Nice stuff. I took on a commission build once and it didn’t work out. Will check out DRC. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching
Yep its definitely ok to say no even though i dont like telling people no but it be for my own good.
I have a 442 ive been working on and it has me feeling like not being in the mood so i choose to stop and do a quick build i used that as therapy 😅
Needless to say due to the hurricane i cant finsh it because we have no power .
I agree with you, in order for me to build. Model it has to be a car that i like or else its bo fun .
I've thought about the 48hr GB for a change of pace. Just not sure yet.
You never could say no
And to boot!!! This person iam speaking of....Kerrie!!!
@@mikesmodscustoms you need to take time for yourself and your family you remind me of Dad and Mom
I will tell her Mike sent Me.👍Just say no. That works for many aspects of life my friend.
Thats for sure, thanks for watching my friend.
I know how it is brother when a build get you down and out. Hopefully these tips will help you out and get it out of your hair LOL
The Community as a whole has helped refuel the desire to get this finished.
Looks like the 63 Vette resin body i got it is garbage. Yes it is ok to say no
Its been a challenge for sure!