What an amazing little engine, wish I could buy them from you to put on my models, it's the most tedious part for me, and your English is way better than many people I know here in America.
Awesome video. Loved all the detail you put into it. Only think I could think to suggest would be putting the plug wires on the distributor in firing order and if it has vacuum advance maybe add a hose for that. That would be pretty insignificant after everything else you did though. Gave me plenty of inspiration. And no complaints on your English. I understood you just fine.
Brother, first of all your mods are amazing. Second of all, you don't need to apologize for having an accent. The fact is you speak better English than half of all Americans. I subscribed so I hope I see more videos from you.
You speak just fine, I use to feel the same was about my color, a long time age, but not anymore. Good tips, I just can't get that detailed. I have too many hobbies...lol
Most excellent, Your craftsman skills are off the chart and your video is both informative and entertaining. Don't worry about your English. It's obviously your second language but it actually adds to the entertainment value. :)
Awesome work...your the 1st that ive seen that put boots on Distributor cap ...very helpful tips ..Keep up the great work ..I will be happy to follow along...Thank You
amigo mio, your english is great. i realy enjpoyed your video and i am looking forward for another one. i live in spain and car modelism is not the same as bull fighting... thanks very much for the tips hasta pronto ronny
awesome but you got your cap in the front of the motor its made on the back if the motor which is infront of the fire wall but it still looks great thou
Great Very Informative Video! On ALL Aspects!!..& No Worries Bud, As Your English Is Much, Much Better Than Many Others!!...I Can Understand You , No Problem Whatsoever!!
Financial Market these small parts in different colours, you assemble first to paint or you do after, with masks? Do you clear coat these parts as well?
It would help you a lot if you could reference photos of the actual engine you are building. Spark plug wires go towards the top of the engine, over the headers, to the distributor. They should not go down towards the oil pan. Spark plug boots look great but where they come out of the distributor they are not accurate at all. Keep at it.......everything else looks great. When I used to do mine I ran a heated needle into the plastic at the plugs and the stock distributor then used nylon fishing line and small bits of wiring insulation for the boots. The plug wires can then be painted.
I actually have this real 440 Mopar and in fact the plug wires do hang down. Mostly because the exhaust manifolds angle up for clearance and then plunge down at the back.
@@frankrandol7998 You are correct. The big block Mopars all had their wires running down below the exhaust manifolds, with the exception of the very rear plug wire, which was run on top of the valve cover. But that was the only one on top of the valve covers.
Your English is fine but some of the details on the engine are incorrect. The distributor is way too large and in the wrong place, I am not sure what the black hose/wire is coming from the engine down to the transmission is. I actually own the real engine and have worked on the real cars for many years. Awesome ingenuity on making the model look real but just a few small things.
Your English is very good. This is the best video I've seen on engine detail. Thank you for posting.
Thank you for the video, I am not a big car guy but I have been asked to build a few for people so researching detail and this video does the trick.
Great video, great English. Thanks for taking the time to making it for us English speakers.
Thank you very much!
good tutoria - thanks for the tips - and I repeat: your English is excellent. Well done
Well done, I’m retired auto tech and it’s a good job with the details
Excellent video and great work, well done and thank you for sharing.
Great video,heres a tip for mopars, paint the bell housing orange it makes it look very cool and realistic
What an amazing little engine, wish I could buy them from you to put on my models, it's the most tedious part for me, and your English is way better than many people I know here in America.
Awesome video. Loved all the detail you put into it. Only think I could think to suggest would be putting the plug wires on the distributor in firing order and if it has vacuum advance maybe add a hose for that. That would be pretty insignificant after everything else you did though. Gave me plenty of inspiration. And no complaints on your English. I understood you just fine.
Brother, first of all your mods are amazing. Second of all, you don't need to apologize for having an accent. The fact is you speak better English than half of all Americans. I subscribed so I hope I see more videos from you.
You speak just fine, I use to feel the same was about my color, a long time age, but not anymore. Good tips, I just can't get that detailed. I have too many hobbies...lol
Great job! Very clever and creative. Thank you for sharing.
That is amazingly precise! Thanks for video and all the tips.
excellent job, love the spark plug boots!
Great video, and good English, thanks for sharing.
you're English is fine the engine speaks for itself. sigue modelando saludos de P.R
Most excellent, Your craftsman skills are off the chart and your video is both informative and entertaining. Don't worry about your English. It's obviously your second language but it actually adds to the entertainment value. :)
That came out really nice. I'm bookmarking this one.
I am shocked at how it came out it's a work of art
Awesome work...your the 1st that ive seen that put boots on Distributor cap ...very helpful tips ..Keep up the great work ..I will be happy to follow along...Thank You
The distributor cap boots are very small compared to the plug boots on real vehicles.
amigo mio,
your english is great.
i realy enjpoyed your video and i am looking forward for another one.
i live in spain and car modelism is not the same as bull fighting...
thanks very much for the tips
hasta pronto
ronny
Nice job! I'd also like to see pics of your finished car.
BTW--your English is fine; I understood every word.
Nice work. And your English is better than a lot of American's
Thank you very much Benny!
FUBAR Model, that's unnecessary to say, shut the fuck.
Excellent video. Well done.
very good work in the details of the engine, I will follow you to see your next videos. Regards my friend
Nice work and your English is just fine, my friend.
Thank you. This is very helpful
Thank You vey much my friend. Most helpful tips. As the others have say your Engish is just fine. I got it all, Keep up the good work
I detail my engines also but not as good as you,very nice work my friend.
Great video ! Excellent Excellent information ! Thanks
your english is good, my friend. Excellent work.
gracias por el video y un saludo desde australia
Great video! Very detailed. Your English is fine!
Very Nice Engine Detailing!!
Epic scratch building. I've seen brass etchings with parts too for people without your skill level.
Looks awesome! Great work
The only thing i would add is a wash of acrylic black or gray to bring out the depth and shading and to weather it a bit. Nice work!
Absolutely beautiful
Your English is fine. Good job.
Great ideas and work around
Great video! If possible, I would like some more information on how you made your distributor,. Thank you!
Great video! Do you happen to have a picture of this engine inside the car?
Well done, some great tips.. Thanks
Your english is just fine sir.
Good vid... A good clean detail job.....
Wonderful first video sir...your english is good, no worries. Keep up the great work! :)
Six pack!
Great vídeo ...!!good job...Thanks. Frank jr
Buen trabajo. sigue compartiendo. Mucha Gracias
What do you use to make spark plugs holes.ps thank you and great work.
How did the wires get black? Did you paint the wires?
awesome but you got your cap in the front of the motor its made on the back if the motor which is infront of the fire wall but it still looks great thou
i am gonna try to make the distributor cap with shrink tube ...I have most of the same wires I think...
Beautiful engine!
Very informative thank you.
Very nice sir! Beautiful block. Would almost be a shame to install it in something.
Great video!!
Nice job.
I use humbrol, for me it's a bit runny, is it like this for you? It makes it hard to detail. I will try not putting a whole glob on my brush.
Cameron S. you should thin your paints with thinners to milk like texture. You'll need at least two coats.
hola.. hablas español..?? quiero hacerte algunas consultas..
Nice job
Great Very Informative Video! On ALL Aspects!!..& No Worries Bud, As Your English Is Much, Much Better Than Many Others!!...I Can Understand You , No Problem Whatsoever!!
you schooled me on distributors,thanks
Thankyou for the sub mate :)
That is one sexy Six Pack!
I see 440 Six Pack and click!
Hi buddy. Let me ask you something. You paint with acrylic or enmanel for these interior and small parts?
Hi, it's all painted with enamel.
Financial Market these small parts in different colours, you assemble first to paint or you do after, with masks? Do you clear coat these parts as well?
Nice job! Volume a little low...
very cool man
looks good
Thats a really nice job. Ur english is fine buddy and the video was great. Im getting bak into modeling and i appreciate ur effort.kutgw
BIEN HECHO AMIGO
That’s bad ass
It would help you a lot if you could reference photos of the actual engine you are building. Spark plug wires go towards the top of the engine, over the headers, to the distributor. They should not go down towards the oil pan. Spark plug boots look great but where they come out of the distributor they are not accurate at all. Keep at it.......everything else looks great. When I used to do mine I ran a heated needle into the plastic at the plugs and the stock distributor then used nylon fishing line and small bits of wiring insulation for the boots. The plug wires can then be painted.
I actually have this real 440 Mopar and in fact the plug wires do hang down. Mostly because the exhaust manifolds angle up for clearance and then plunge down at the back.
@@frankrandol7998 You are correct. The big block Mopars all had their wires running down below the exhaust manifolds, with the exception of the very rear plug wire, which was run on top of the valve cover. But that was the only one on top of the valve covers.
I like it!
Your English is fine but some of the details on the engine are incorrect. The distributor is way too large and in the wrong place, I am not sure what the black hose/wire is coming from the engine down to the transmission is. I actually own the real engine and have worked on the real cars for many years. Awesome ingenuity on making the model look real but just a few small things.
great engine sound no good
Good work but next time show us how to do it with your hands working and not a mouse on a computer
oh fanstitic
great video!!