Awesome update Sam, and nice wire job on the engine, sweet updates, enjoy your weekend 👊 Cheers🍻🍻 KC 🇦🇺🇦🇺🤝🦘🦘🏔🏔🌨🌨❄️❄️ We are Currently Printing engines for hotwheels and matchbox in 1/64 scale 😊
Lookin really sweet. You're not being lazy, brother. We all just need to build whichever way it makes us happy. I've never bought or gotten a 3D print, so that's good info in case I ever have the cash to buy something
AMT Fairlane is one of my favorite kits. My first car was a 67 Fairlane. That larger 3D engine might fit in a pickup truck engine bay. Just wash the resin kit good (lightly use a toothbrush). I recommend a good automotive primer (Duplicolor 2N1 in a can - DAP1700 I think is the number). That primer in my experience sticks to almost anything. 👍
Great work on the Fairlane! I hear ya on the 390 in the Fairlanes. I'm so glad my 68 has a 289!👍
I like your shirt too. I love his show on motortrend!
Thank you. Derrick is fun to watch
Awesome update Sam, and nice wire job on the engine, sweet updates, enjoy your weekend 👊 Cheers🍻🍻 KC 🇦🇺🇦🇺🤝🦘🦘🏔🏔🌨🌨❄️❄️
We are Currently Printing engines for hotwheels and matchbox in 1/64 scale 😊
Thank you for watching. I did not know that was a thing for hot wheels. I have enough trouble seeing the 1/24 scale parts, I can't imagine 1/64
@sambaldwin3730 your welcome Sam and yes, there tiny 1:64 have a great week ahead 🍻 🇦🇺 🤝 🦘🌨🏔👊🇦🇺
Your wires look good Sam,. It's probably printed in 1/24 scale, you get a lot of that in printed parts, way to a
big, nice resin, should be fun, 😎👍
Thanks Tom, You always have great advice
That engine bay is looking really good, thanks for sharing Sam.
Thank you Marcus
Nice update on the Fairlane. Matt has Great stuff. I like the Valiant body. I'll be watching
Thank you sir. The Valiant is gonna be fun
Off to a great start Sam looking forward to seeing the finished product
You and me both!
Great looking detail Work sir very cool
Thank for watching
Nice build so far Sam, that Ford engine looks awesome!
Thanks Kreg
Lookin really sweet. You're not being lazy, brother. We all just need to build whichever way it makes us happy. I've never bought or gotten a 3D print, so that's good info in case I ever have the cash to buy something
Thank you. It's my first attempt at a 3D printed motor
Great update on the Fairlane Sam!
Thank you for watching
AMT Fairlane is one of my favorite kits. My first car was a 67 Fairlane. That larger 3D engine might fit in a pickup truck engine bay. Just wash the resin kit good (lightly use a toothbrush). I recommend a good automotive primer (Duplicolor 2N1 in a can - DAP1700 I think is the number). That primer in my experience sticks to almost anything. 👍
Thank you. I will try to find some of that primer and give it a try. Thanks for the advice
Looking good Sir.
Thank you kindly
That's so cool can't wait to see how it comes out good luck and happy building
Thanks Norman
Great job on the engine/bay KkOoL Resin body! Just don’t put it in the dehydrator!…,,,,
Thank you for watching