How to make a metal-tension spoke wheel - Great Guide Plastic Models
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Having made models for over 50 years . I would like to say what beautiful work you do , well done ! Going to all that trouble to do this sort of work, makes all the difference to a model .
Now that was an excellent job. Well done indeed! That is the attention to detail and willingness to put in the work that separates an ordinary builder from an artist. Your models are works of art and that is what I admire about your builds. You have great production value on your videos as well and great tutorials that provide a lot of good information. Thanks!
I saw the picture and was like... NO WAY! You sir are amazing. Top notch work.
Thank you for subscribing to my channel. I enjoyed this video very much. Great stuff. Blessings, George
thank you for saving me loads of money....done this and the result is astounding
Hello from Monster Hobbies in High River Alberta Canada!
I am working on a 1/25th scale AMT 1927 Ford Model T with wire wheels for a display I am building for the Museum of the Highwood in High River.
This is an awesome video! I am going to share it on my Facebook page and subscribe to you on You-Tube!
Have a great day and thank you for showing us how you did these fantastic spokes!
you are completely insane! Take that as a compliment!
i kept saying that throughout the video, man your insane, wow.
Sure that all seems pretty straightforward and easy for genius model builders.
Great work!
I really love how your attention to detail takes the model to a whole new level.
The end result was beautiful! Thank you for sharing :)
Oh my godness, is it real. This is most attentive work I have ever seen . :)
I humbly bow to your amazing attention to detail. This was a great tutorial.
Excellent work - Thank you so much for sharing your skills!! Antonio/Thailand
Patience is a virtue. And you are one virtuous guy. Insane skills.
This guy is the best model maker in the world!
You Sir, are a Genius - this is brilliant!!! Thank You for sharing your passion for detail.
Whoa. This is beautiful. The music you used adds to the flair. Lovely.
Excellent, I have a Vespa type scooter I've been holding off on because the plastic spokes look so bad. Will do this. Thankls.
tedious ... but SO BRILLIANT !!!!!! thanks for sharing !
Great tutorial, along with a very accurate finishing result!
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I thought you were kidding at first! Lmao. Brother, you are seriously crazy. This has to be the most impressive modeling trick I’ve ever seen! Incredibly well done.
Bravo! I never thought I could do this to greatly improving the model!
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I really do like to see model makers go that extra mile to get that "real look", well done sir, love to see the end product, picture please.........
Ok, this vid & your way of problem solving earned you a subscription.
Wow, you go so far an beyond. I would never do that much work as I do not have the same patience as you.
Bravo!
Also, are you partnered with UA-cam? You know you would benefit from it by making a bit of cash.
Good evening, Mister Damek. In the mid 1970´s and in the beginning of 1980´s I used To buy and assemble Airfux, Revell and Tamiya plastic scale models, but I would never do something like that. Congratulations and greetings from Venezuela.
gnmmmmm
no patience no models;)
TheOutlander82 Is beautiful work. I love his taste in music as well.
Alaskafish how. did. you. made. it
Hey, from one miniaturist to another, one giant (but very small) high five! This is great work. BRAVO sir!!!
I do not make plastic models but I watch your videos to relax after a tense day, exelent work as always
You are a lazy person
Excellent results! Your accent is interesting to me (english native speaker) I am impressed by your craftsmanship, and ability to speak more than one language!
This was your first video I saw a year or more ago... and I thought you were insane, and I had to follow your work :) Keep it up
Awesome tutorial, as always. Now, if I could only have 1/10 of your patience, I would be good to go!
Thanks! I abandoned a project, years ago, because of the wheels, but this method might be the solution!
What a great idea. Truly a professional modeller. Great Job and thanks for the tutorial!
Always a pleasure to watch such fine work!
Keep it up!
-Long time fan
Incredible what the passion for a hobby can do, congratulations for your work and thanks for sharing it.
Im truly amazed at your attention to detail! You make somthing that would give me fits possible. Thanks
This was very beautiful. I admire your skill and the care you took.
This deserves a compliment
Beautiful outcome, huge respect! Now I can start making these myself. Thank you!
Genius work. Now thats real modification.
You are a genius! An awesome way of building a wheel!
You got mad skills! Love the video´s you put on UA-cam. Keep it up mate!
That is really incredible craftsmanship! What an amazing detail of interest!
That is an awesome tip/trick/method! I'm going to have to go back to one of my '60s dragster models and build new front wheels now!
"We are going to do what the spider does". XD I kek'd
Очень уважительный труд и находчивость. Я Восхищаюсь всегда.
Great job, well done. That looks so much better and more realistic.
I don't make cars, and work in a much smaller scale (H0), but I enjoyed this video so much, very good idea, and perfect description :)
simply amazing. I hope this will be shared wide and far.
Incredible technique, beautiful results. Thank you for sharing it, I look forward to trying it.
You are an artist. This is beautiful!
absolutely brilliant job ans a super scale modeler - BRILLIANT
Wow. Great Guild Plastic Models was correct. Thanks for the video Martin.
I may never do this but it was great to watch!
Impressive!!! I will continue to be a lazy out of the box modeler
Great video, Martin! Thanks!
Wow, that definitely did make a difference.
I think you're completely nuts...but an artist!
Try using nichrome wire for vaping, you can get different gauges of it too.
All of your work is absolutely incredible! I can't wait for your next build videos:)
Beautiful work. Thank you so much for all of your helpful ideas.
Fantastic Work & Video.. You Make I Look So Easy & It Really Made The Finished Wheel Look So Real.. I Might Try This.. Thank You For Your Video & Time
You sir are a genius, I have been looking for a way to make small wire spoke wheels for my tin models, If I scale these wheels up and use thin wire and tig weld them onto a metal ring I can make any size I want thank you so much for the video....
Clever stuff. Enjoying your videos, keep them coming!
Very impressive, but also very difficult... Also I smell new building preview soon ;)
nice work it looks complicated
you put lot work into it and patient looks not easy it look real way better then the factory looks
Thank you so much for that tutorial i have been trying to work out how to make bike wheels.
Bellissimo realismo , i miei complimenti. REALISMO DA PAURA ....👍
Outstanding! I'm now so eager to try this! Many thanks for making this video.
I wanna be like you when I grow up.
I found this to be an outstanding tutorial on making metal-tension spoke wheels. You are very skilled. Now I will try this technique for one of my own model restorations. Thank you. Greetings from a new subscriber (#515K +1) in Switzerland - Andrew
Impressive, I have an Alfa model that would be great on!
Before cutting up the original wheel, how about using it to serve as a layout centering template so it's easier to center the wheel parts in the loom later.
Airfix Bentley blower arrived today, there are a few parts already glued but I will break these apart (they were not cleaned @all) so going to do this mod. TFS, G :)
Great video... But that piano piece you used, I don't know why, but it got me in my feelings... Before the guitar kicked in.
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Thank you very much, this is amazing!
Nice video martin great idea will have to try that one
Very helpful, thank you!
Thanks
I was wondering how to do that for a long time
That is incredible! :D
Obsessive Compulsive Order or OCO for short. If only all the people of the world were like it :)
Here I thought you were going to use phosphor bronze wire or music wire. Nylon fishing line...I have to say I think the result was worth the hard work it took to create that.
Wow that's better than Gerald Windgrove method
This is... INSANE! 😲🤩
Thank you, now I will finally assemble my Bugatti Type 13
Fantastic work.
Masterclass 👍👍👍👍
some nice microwork there.
This is awesome ! Nice technique 😎 Thanx for Sharing 😉
great tips martin,
keep up the good work
WTF! Great job, great tutorial! Thank you !
Greater than great!!!
Very impressive!
awesome work!! I have no patience just buy cmc models lol
Incredible job.
What glue did you use to fix the spokes to the rim? Amazing results.
Happy New year!!!!!☺
You are a realy sick man. Congrats looks great
This is awsom! Thanks for sharing this!
Brilliant...wonderful technique