Definitely do the CF on the skirts and diffuser. I'm usually a huge fan of CF/black roofs but I think the body color serves this one better. Either way, looks great so far
DEFINITELY carbon fibre; it’s an Aston Martin - where you choose to put it is completely up to you, but i reckon CF will look 10 times better than straight black, whether it’s gloss, satin or matte.
You seem to have great tool for the paneliners. I just started and I'm very clumsy. I tend to get off track and get a new scratch. Maybe I shoulnd use the exalto.
That looks awesome!! Maybe a bit of CF to set it off? I don’t know I love that color, maybe not the roof but the skirts and diffuser would be really sweet. Nice work on this so far.
That metallic looks very good. Very fine metallic. Definitely on the roof and on the side skirts with Carbon fiber. I think then the car gets a more sporty touch. Can't wait for the result. Enjoy the build ;)
salut et merci pour tes videos, tes astuces et tes realisations toujours nickel ! nous on voient , que le temps que tu veux bien mettre dans tes videos,le principal et je dirai, le plus interessant pour nous. mais j'aimerai savoir, en temps réel, combien de temps tu mets pour faire une maquette " en general ", si tous ce passe bien, s"il te plait ? ce n'est pas une question de, qui va le plus vite, vu que c'est un hobbie et qu'on doit prendre plaisir a le faire. mais je me pose la question, pour quelqu'un de bien plus agueri que moi, combien de temps ils mettent ? merci encore pour ton contenu et le futur.
@@TheScalemodelingChannel I’m not using the blade. Probably it doesn’t leave anything plastic residue. I use a tracer pen and it leaves plastic residue in the panel lines because of the scraping.
@@TheScalemodelingChannel I want the same as yours but here in Canada they only sell the blade, not the pen. I’m waiting for an alternative one with the same blade but different tool shape.
@@chauffeurmarco try Mr.hobby or border Models. They have nearly the same panel line scribers just a little different. I also scribe in two different directions and not just from one side. I also use the edges of some sandpaper to clean up the small gaps and a tooth brush. Maybe that will help you. 😊
Definitely do the CF on the skirts and diffuser. I'm usually a huge fan of CF/black roofs but I think the body color serves this one better. Either way, looks great so far
Satin finish for some accent work would look great against the pop of that gloss bodywork
CF in satin, consider hood also! 🤙🏼
Carbon Fiber, Like the color.
Isnt your accent American? Didnt really think about it until you said the Netherlands.
I’m dutch
CF definitely.
DEFINITELY carbon fibre; it’s an Aston Martin - where you choose to put it is completely up to you, but i reckon CF will look 10 times better than straight black, whether it’s gloss, satin or matte.
Nice work Tom, very nice colour choice. Well done and looking forward for the next update 👍🏼
You seem to have great tool for the paneliners. I just started and I'm very clumsy. I tend to get off track and get a new scratch. Maybe I shoulnd use the exalto.
Does the website convert from euro to usd?
It does not, sorry
That looks awesome!! Maybe a bit of CF to set it off? I don’t know I love that color, maybe not the roof but the skirts and diffuser would be really sweet. Nice work on this so far.
That metallic looks very good. Very fine metallic. Definitely on the roof and on the side skirts with Carbon fiber. I think then the car gets a more sporty touch. Can't wait for the result. Enjoy the build ;)
Absolutely add the satin carbon.
That bright color needs some dark accents
The color already looks nice and you can already see the shimmer. Great job. I think the carbon look looks very nice on this model.
I say yes to the carbon fiber, it will look very nice and is I think a good combo with the body color 👌🏼
Definitely add the carbon fibre, adds a nice contrast to the yellow
Yeah I think abit of carbon fibre would look really good
Would like to see the painted body in Natural sun light 🧐
Carbon fiber would look amazing!
salut et merci pour tes videos, tes astuces et tes realisations toujours nickel !
nous on voient , que le temps que tu veux bien mettre dans tes videos,le principal et je dirai, le plus interessant pour nous.
mais j'aimerai savoir, en temps réel, combien de temps tu mets pour faire une maquette " en general ", si tous ce passe bien, s"il te plait ?
ce n'est pas une question de, qui va le plus vite, vu que c'est un hobbie et qu'on doit prendre plaisir a le faire.
mais je me pose la question, pour quelqu'un de bien plus agueri que moi, combien de temps ils mettent ?
merci encore pour ton contenu et le futur.
20 to 40 hours depending on the kit and level of detail
@@TheScalemodelingChannel ah ouais,ok . merci de ta reponse et a tres bientot.
Leave as it is if u must gun metal. Beautiful paint job
I would leave it as it is !
My question is how do you cleanup what is left in the panel liners. I find it hard to get rid of the residue.
Sorry, what residue?
@@TheScalemodelingChannel I’m not using the blade. Probably it doesn’t leave anything plastic residue. I use a tracer pen and it leaves plastic residue in the panel lines because of the scraping.
@@chauffeurmarco try a tooth brush. Or get a propper scribing blade
@@TheScalemodelingChannel I want the same as yours but here in Canada they only sell the blade, not the pen. I’m waiting for an alternative one with the same blade but different tool shape.
@@chauffeurmarco try Mr.hobby or border Models. They have nearly the same panel line scribers just a little different. I also scribe in two different directions and not just from one side. I also use the edges of some sandpaper to clean up the small gaps and a tooth brush. Maybe that will help you. 😊
Love the colour
Nice