I would walk on fire, crawl through broken glass and swim across the Thames River with my mouth open if it meant owning that magic blue cabinet of yours. It looks like a scratchbuilder's paradise is lurking in those drawers.
I see that you’ve gone the quick build route on this one, since you didn’t open up the rear differential and scratch build the ring and pinion gears. Looking forward to seeing this museum quality model through to its conclusion. 👍
미니쿠퍼 영상이 추천에 떠서 보고, 역시 덕 중에 덕은 양덕이야(..라는 편협한 마인드가 있었네여 ㅠㅠ) 댓글이 죄다 영어인거 보니 아직 한국에는 안알려진 채널인가 했더니 한국분이셨네요 ㅋㅋ;;; 정말 이정도로 1/24 스케일에서 디테일 잡는 분 처음 봅니다. 감사히 잘 보고 있습니다.
I think Rob K 's comment say's everything ! It's totally mindblowing ! You have to acknowledge the manufacturers of the intricate components that make it possible for you to execute your skills so magnificently ! It's truly an honour to witness your skills ! Thankyou
If you put in all that extra detailed scratch built parts and made all of that body and chassis corrections, Tamiya didn't go far enough. Their kits are so expensive just because they're Tamiya! I love their fit and I build them straight from the box and only the ones I really like. Your work is stupendous and clean!
Magnifique ! Je suis toujours admiratif devant la faculté que vous avez de faire et de manipuler des pièces aussi minuscules. Le rangement du matériel est important pour bien travailler. Vos tiroirs sont superbes. Merci pour ces vidéos toujours très intéressantes et aussi très bien filmées.
I must say that you a true inspiration to a lot of builders out there. Also nice to get a sneak peak at your selection of hardware. Always looking forward to another video upload from you. Please, keep up the inspirational work of art. Have a great day.
OMG did you see those drawers? I almost wet myself. Haha. What an amazing set up must be going on here. I can only hope that at some point a workspace video is done. I have always said, the right tools for the right job and without a doubt, this guy has ALL the tools! So jealous.
@@ScaleAutoGarage Yes, the moment the drawers came in the video, I thought OMG this guy means (building) business. He is really organized. And the small containers with bit and pieces from Top Studio. A video from his workspace are surely in order.
Talk to you dentist and tell him you would like a few old round burrs. The door catch plate detail was like watching a birdie put for the win. When I watched you go to the drawer cabinet I subscribed. I'm sure I can learn from you. Thank you.
Excellent work on the front and rear suspensions. You continue to provide excellent tutorials. I’m really hoping you can top the Mini Cooper on this one. That Mini Cooper build was awesome. Thanks for sharing.
Your skills are on the next level! It would be interesting to see a comparison to a well built kit, stock from the box, to really understand what difference it makes to go that extra mile(s) that you do.
@@A4Garage my pleasure thank you for showing us some awsome stuff to learn an become a better moddeller. Thank u.ill be watching for next video 👍Keith.
I love the details and quality you bring. It is a constant inspiration to bring more detail into my own models. Be it a little less sophisticated... but I'm still learning. :)
Personnellement , je n'aurais pas peint les ressorts des amortisseurs en noir car on peut croire qu'ils sont en plastique et ca cache le magnifique travail que vous avez fait . J' attends avec impatience les détails des équipements du compartiment moteur ✔✔
I watch your videos over and over. You are very accurate and brilliant in your finished product. I have learned much from watching your videos. I especially love your description of scratch building materials… brilliant and talented in the way you use everything around you to build. I would love to know where you find things like nickel silver rods and bolt/washer details … I only want my own hot rods to be like I imagine. I would love to talk to you some day.
I use a lot of time searching for material. I think it's hard to collect ingredients in a short time. I bought one 30 years ago, but I can't find a place to buy it now. Thanks.
I especially like the detail added to the spaceframe at the upper middle of the firewall. It's a detail that will be highly visible on the finished model and therefore gets a lot of "oohs and ahhs" for the effort. In fact much of this extra chassis work is visible on the completed model. (I try to limit my detailing to the visible areas so undercar chassis work is one place I usually scrimp. Otherwise I'd never get anything finished, haha.)
To make coil springs. I like to find a screw or bolt that has the proper thread spacing & wrap the wire around the screw or bolt. Then you unscrew it & you are done. This is going to be another amazing build.
Very impressive. On one note, I didn't know that this performance car of its time, had drum brakes. For the "spear tip" of the german automotive technology, at the time, I didn't expect that. However, great work. I really admire your talent, and meticulous work. Congrats!
Not sure about this one, I know it’s going to be a great build, but will it have the personality of some of the other builds? Not sure, my fave is the Mini it’s just beautifully built and detailed.
I have some acquaintance of the chassis of this car because I used to share space with a team of guys who restored and rebuilt them. The thing that surprised me was the poor quality of the original welds (it might have been brazed, I don’t remember) in the spaceframe. Compared to the lattice tail boom on a Bell 47 helicopter, it was as rough as guts. It may not have been very heavy but it wouldn’t have passed muster for an aircraft of any kind. Both are hand built.
Muy bueno.... que lastima que aca no encuentro tuercas y tornillos que colocaste a la maqueta, pregunta la varilla que hiciste el amortiguador de que espesor era, y gracias por la técnica que usas para hacerlo.
May one ask a few questions? 1. You appear to use plastic cement over paint. How does that work? 2. The tiny springs you use for carbs and other items, what is your source? 3. On several builds you use a corrugated tube for air intake and heater lines. My one ask the source of this tubing? 4. You use a yellow colored tube for your fuel lines. Is this just a clear tube you drop paint into or is it yellow tube? Source? Thanks ever so much if you choose to reply to my questions.
Yours are the only vids I watch without a single skip ahead.
Thanks!
I would walk on fire, crawl through broken glass and swim across the Thames River with my mouth open if it meant owning that magic blue cabinet of yours. It looks like a scratchbuilder's paradise is lurking in those drawers.
lol. Thanks!
I hear you there. I wanted to see more of what was going on there then the build! 😅
sway bar links were my favourite. I really like those plastic parts trees with all the different sized nuts with fastener protruding through
I almost forgot to breathe while you were assembling the front suspension! Incredible!
あのマテリアル整理してある棚カッコいいなあ！
動画見てて痛感するのは腕も凄まじいけど、それを支えるマテリアル類の収集とその整理整頓って地味な努力も大事ですねえ
ありがとうございます。材料はすぐ使わなくても買ってしまいますね。
Bravo, another great video ! Perhaps one day make a tour of your tools and workshop ?!
100%!!! This is a need to see. In awe of the work but also in awe of the work space.
毎回素晴らしい内容に感動しております。
道具類も全てオーガナイズされておりいろいろな意味で感動させていただいてます。とても素晴らしいです、全て！
動画楽しんで頂き、ありがとうございます～
I see that you’ve gone the quick build route on this one, since you didn’t open up the rear differential and scratch build the ring and pinion gears. Looking forward to seeing this museum quality model through to its conclusion. 👍
lol. Thank you!
Ahahah next step, make it driveable
@@robertopaolucci881 super easy, barely an inconvenience.!
@@A4Garage , seems you have attracted all the car-medians online at the time.
Spectacular work! 😳
I watch these with my jaw hanging open. I can see how it's done - but it's still a kind of magic...
Two fingers of whisky or dark rum and I'm amused for a while. I have built models for 60 years. Nothing like this.
Thanks!
I liked details that you added. This is also the way I making models,where the most interesting part is...waiting for your next video
Un virtuose du bien faire ...super travail ...
미니쿠퍼 영상이 추천에 떠서 보고, 역시 덕 중에 덕은 양덕이야(..라는 편협한 마인드가 있었네여 ㅠㅠ) 댓글이 죄다 영어인거 보니 아직 한국에는 안알려진 채널인가 했더니 한국분이셨네요 ㅋㅋ;;; 정말 이정도로 1/24 스케일에서 디테일 잡는 분 처음 봅니다. 감사히 잘 보고 있습니다.
반갑습니다. 좋게 봐주셔서 감사합니다~^^
I think Rob K 's comment say's everything ! It's totally mindblowing ! You have to acknowledge the manufacturers of the intricate components that make it possible for you to execute your skills so magnificently ! It's truly an honour to witness your skills ! Thankyou
yep. I am grateful to companies that make materials and tools to lead a hobby. Thanks.
Very enjoyable video 👍🤩and great suspension detailing 👍🤩. Thanks for showing and best wishes from jolly old England 👍😎Pete 🤓
..prefering another scale,anyway..great..i like to see the hands ...moving,chamge ,modifing ... Invent. .❤️😉
대단한 장인이십니다.
If you put in all that extra detailed scratch built parts and made all of that body and chassis corrections, Tamiya didn't go far enough. Their kits are so expensive just because they're Tamiya! I love their fit and I build them straight from the box and only the ones I really like. Your work is stupendous and clean!
Magnifique ! Je suis toujours admiratif devant la faculté que vous avez de faire et de manipuler des pièces aussi minuscules. Le rangement du matériel est important pour bien travailler. Vos tiroirs sont superbes.
Merci pour ces vidéos toujours très intéressantes et aussi très bien filmées.
Merci.
Love watching these for the modeling aspect, but this is also great to watch from a engineering design perspective also!
your attention to detail is off the scale , well done (again) , can't wait for the next video !!!!!
World best modeler ever.
Hey! New series)) Every time I am surprised how outside the box you think!!! Bravo! How much patience for every detail!
Your work is absolute magic and beauty. I’m truly in awe!
Awesome Work!!!! Love all the detail you add. I'll be watching
I think you missed a 1mm hex nut on that chassis mate, 🤣👌
Absolute joy to watch
thank you 😊
좋아하는 차를 이렇게 보게되니 좋네요.
Wow, with so much detail, I think I would display it by components and subassemblies 🤣 in a garage or restoration shop.
Very very cool I like technical builds like this LOL looking good and worth the watch. 🙂
I just noticed its an old video but still good have a good one. 🙂
Thanks!
Thank you once again for an inspiring and instructional video. Best wishes.
I must say that you a true inspiration to a lot of builders out there. Also nice to get a sneak peak at your selection of hardware. Always looking forward to another video upload from you. Please, keep up the inspirational work of art. Have a great day.
OMG did you see those drawers? I almost wet myself. Haha. What an amazing set up must be going on here. I can only hope that at some point a workspace video is done. I have always said, the right tools for the right job and without a doubt, this guy has ALL the tools! So jealous.
@@ScaleAutoGarage Yes, the moment the drawers came in the video, I thought OMG this guy means (building) business. He is really organized. And the small containers with bit and pieces from Top Studio. A video from his workspace are surely in order.
Thank you!
More beautiful model engineering!
Talk to you dentist and tell him you would like a few old round burrs. The door catch plate detail was like watching a birdie put for the win. When I watched you go to the drawer cabinet I subscribed. I'm sure I can learn from you. Thank you.
Thank you!
Epic channel! Subscribed
Ciao bellissimo progetto!!!sta venendo impeccabile come da altronde ogni tua realizzazione bravo👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
하..이형은 정말이지.. 미쳤다라고밖에 표현이 떠오르질않아
Amazing concentration and skills! Thanks for showing it!
SuperB build so far, you made me buy this beauty aswell. 👍🏻🚗🥇
Absolutely incredible work! Thank you so much for another episode!
Excellent work on the front and rear suspensions. You continue to provide excellent tutorials. I’m really hoping you can top the Mini Cooper on this one. That Mini Cooper build was awesome. Thanks for sharing.
Really looking forward to the final result. Keep up the amazing work/art. Thank you for your videos
A fun episode to watch. Exelent job. 👍🙂👏
Love the booth - slowly go through your video's of impressive work. Subbed
Model building at it's finest great work
Espectacular el superdetallado, el realismo es total, gracias. 👍
우연히 알고리즘에 의해 찾았는데 보고 감탄을 금하지 못했네요...완성된 차가 시동을 걸고 달릴것만 같은 디테일...대단하세요~
좋게 봐주셔서 감사해요!
Love this channel but is it only me who thinks what is this genius going to do with the model.
He must be a brain surgeon by day, a car builder at night; 次の動画も期待してます〜。
Bravo ! Magnifique comme d'habitude.
Grande habileté et beaucoup de compétences
Omg second part😍
Brilliant work. Superb detail and truly great watching a master at work.
Your skills are on the next level!
It would be interesting to see a comparison to a well built kit, stock from the box, to really understand what difference it makes to go that extra mile(s) that you do.
I love that you show it takes more than one time to get it right 😎
My goodness, your level of skill almost incomprehensible! I stand in awe!! Definitely makes me want to up my game. Keep up the fantastic work!
I am also building this kit right now, and you are giving me ideas!
Your works absaloutly next level love your coil spring diy style builds and all the other custom building, great stuff man 👍
Thanks!
@@A4Garage my pleasure thank you for showing us some awsome stuff to learn an become a better moddeller. Thank u.ill be watching for next video 👍Keith.
Impeccable attention to detail. I could not do the same.
Amazing detail, thanks for sharing.
oh wow...love the setup you have.
Amazing as always. Thank you
Stunning x
Absolutely amazing build up to now, such attention to detailing and parts made. Fantastic
I love the details and quality you bring. It is a constant inspiration to bring more detail into my own models. Be it a little less sophisticated... but I'm still learning. :)
Personnellement , je n'aurais pas peint les ressorts des amortisseurs en noir car on peut croire qu'ils sont en plastique et ca cache le magnifique travail que vous avez fait . J' attends avec impatience les détails des équipements du compartiment moteur ✔✔
Merci pour ces aimables paroles. Mais je ne voulais pas la peindre d'une couleur différente de la vraie voiture.
Awesome work like always, well done.. another masterpiece in the making ☺️👍🏼👍🏼
Amazing work and skill, you make it look so easy.Love your fine detail finesse - diff fins etc
I watch your videos over and over. You are very accurate and brilliant in your finished product. I have learned much from watching your videos. I especially love your description of scratch building materials… brilliant and talented in the way you use everything around you to build. I would love to know where you find things like nickel silver rods and bolt/washer details … I only want my own hot rods to be like I imagine. I would love to talk to you some day.
I use a lot of time searching for material. I think it's hard to collect ingredients in a short time. I bought one 30 years ago, but I can't find a place to buy it now. Thanks.
Excellent second episode - “riveting “, if you’ll excuse the pun!
Thank you!
I especially like the detail added to the spaceframe at the upper middle of the firewall. It's a detail that will be highly visible on the finished model and therefore gets a lot of "oohs and ahhs" for the effort. In fact much of this extra chassis work is visible on the completed model. (I try to limit my detailing to the visible areas so undercar chassis work is one place I usually scrimp. Otherwise I'd never get anything finished, haha.)
I would like to work on only the visible parts in detail. But engine bay is fun, so I'm doing it in more detail. Thanks.
아우 숨막혀... 매번 20분 가량 숨도 못 쉬고 보네요...ㅎㅎㅎㅎ 작업 전 엄청나게 계획하고 설계를 하셔야겠어요. ㄷㄷㄷㄷㄷㄷ 전 나중에 신선이 되면 도전해보렵니다~~~~~ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
편하게 봐주세요~^^ 감사합니다.
한국분이신것 같은데, 댓글은 거의 외국인~! 대단한 한국분인듯~!!!
감사합니다.^^
To make coil springs. I like to find a screw or bolt that has the proper thread spacing & wrap the wire around the screw or bolt. Then you unscrew it & you are done. This is going to be another amazing build.
Thank you for the information. I'll keep that in mind.
정교하네요.와우👍
⭐⭐⭐⭐👍👍🤯 Incredulous, Fantastical, Jaw dropping
ミウラもミニも全部見させて頂いて正直
ド変態だぁ(良い意味です💦)と思ってました、今回もとんでもない精巧な造りで驚嘆してます。
そのお言葉、嫌いではありません。（笑） ありがとうございます。
Wow the details love it so far
This is amazing stuff. Hats off, Sir.
이게 가능한가요? 보고도 못 믿는......
더 놀라운건 이분이 한국사람이라는 것
youre kinda good.
Mad skills !!!!!
感動するのは
卓越したテクニックは言わずもがな
アイディア／センスも凄いんだなぁ…と思う。
ホント毎回続きが楽しみでしょうがないです。
楽しんで頂いて嬉しいです。^^
Amazing!!
DAM that is one crazy kit
와~~ 이분 직업이 궁금할 정도임!!
Very impressive. On one note, I didn't know that this performance car of its time, had drum brakes. For the "spear tip" of the german automotive technology, at the time, I didn't expect that.
However, great work. I really admire your talent, and meticulous work. Congrats!
Thanks!
Not sure about this one, I know it’s going to be a great build, but will it have the personality of some of the other builds? Not sure, my fave is the Mini it’s just beautifully built and detailed.
Awesome.
Brilliant sir
ART!
Bravo!!!
진짜 미쳤넹…
So amazing
Круто👍👍👍👍
7:10 front SUS spring 💯
I have some acquaintance of the chassis of this car because I used to share space with a team of guys who restored and rebuilt them. The thing that surprised me was the poor quality of the original welds (it might have been brazed, I don’t remember) in the spaceframe. Compared to the lattice tail boom on a Bell 47 helicopter, it was as rough as guts. It may not have been very heavy but it wouldn’t have passed muster for an aircraft of any kind. Both are hand built.
Absolutely incredible. Respect for so much craftmanship (and patience). Are the models for sale?
Thanks. I don't sell it.
Это по инструкции? Или свои доработки? А так да класс.
Muy bueno.... que lastima que aca no encuentro tuercas y tornillos que colocaste a la maqueta, pregunta la varilla que hiciste el amortiguador de que espesor era, y gracias por la técnica que usas para hacerlo.
Espero que puedas encontrar los ingredientes allí también. gracias.
May one ask a few questions?
1. You appear to use plastic cement over paint. How does that work?
2. The tiny springs you use for carbs and other items, what is your source?
3. On several builds you use a corrugated tube for air intake and heater lines. My one ask the source of this tubing?
4. You use a yellow colored tube for your fuel lines. Is this just a clear tube you drop paint into or is it yellow tube? Source?
Thanks ever so much if you choose to reply to my questions.
1. It sticks well.
2. I bought a spring.
3. It's a black spring. I bought it at a domestic shop.
4. MFH color tube.
@@A4Garage thank you very much for your quick reply!
Just need a bit of background lofi music
I see you're read my suggestion to open the top events. Its' better like this !