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I’m glad you enjoyed it! I always want to be able to provide enough that others can try it too if they like what they saw, inspiration can be invaluable 😁

Unfortunately there isn't a data sheet like that available for the resin I used. I've had no issues doing large pours with Smooth-On resins in the past, especially their fast setting stuff which gets very hot even when thin. Now only if they made an endothermic resin! haha

@@throughasmallerlens There should be data sheets available for any resin system you can buy. Sometimes you need to twist the manufacturer's arm a bit, but afaik they are required to have some.

Almost like a dolphin jumping out of the ocean, I like the idea!

It's definitely abstract in its final form haha! My advice to you would be to do it in many layers, and if you're going to tint the resin, make sure you're calculated in your mixture of resin and paint so the color is the same at each layer - that's how I'll be doing it when I reattempt this.

Agreed! Hopefully someone won't make the same mistake now

Thank you! Definitely give it a try, I think it really completes the model and sells the story of the weathering, even a simple base adds a lot😁

Thank you! I played many hours of RuneScape back in the day and I still play the OST every now and then, I think it suits stuff like this 😁

@@throughasmallerlens I sunk so many hours in I got to 99 runecrafting the OG way

That's great to hear! Airbrushing can definitely be tough to get the hang of at first. I struggled a lot with getting the mix of thinner and paint right at first and now I recommend using either pre-thinned lacquer paints like Mr. Paint (MRP) or pre-thinned acrylics like Vallejo Air to shortcut that.

Thank you! Hopefully not as long until the next one as this one was to the last😅

@@throughasmallerlens building models already takes a lot of time, throw in video editing too and it takes twice as long. I get it. When friends and family ask me they are shocked to hear it takes me about an hour of editing time for every minute of finalized video.

Thank you! It’s an enjoyable kit from Meng without much fuss. I would definitely recommend getting the Voyager Model photo etch set for it, the added detail of the tailgate latches and the bedside tie-down points are really nice. Not to mention the addition of Toyota badging which isn’t standard in the kit.

Thank you! 😁 It’s always the process that takes me the longest but I like being able to look at it for a few days after each major step before moving onto the next to make sure I’m happy with it

Thank you Jason!

Thank you! Cheers!

I will! I have a 1/12th Tamiya Ducati 1199 Panigale and Ducati V4 in the stash that I'll get to, along with Meng's 1/9th scale BMW HP4 Race. We'll see when I get to them.

Thank you Brodie! I’m a big fan of the primer from both an adhesion and surface finish perspective. I used Vallejo’s Acrylic primer for a few years before making the switch to Tamiya’s because the Vallejo primer has such poor adhesion to the material underneath.

Thank you! 😁

Maybe eventually! The 262 is something I’ve always wanted to build