When you build these nostalgic annual 60's kits it brings a tear to my eyes. I built most of those AMT kits when I was a kid and I loved the Chevy 409 and I played the Beach Boys song "SHE'S REAL FINE MY 409" until my mom told me that's enough! I mowed lawns and gathered pop bottles all summer long and bought models to build. I had a whole fleet of 63 and 64 Chevy 409's in all the colors. I had to take summer school one year so I took typing, glad I did. I wrotr a story about a guy named Chevy and his 409's. Teacher was impressed by my typing but didn't understand the story line. Sprayed the rollback frame with your favorite Rustoleum 2X flat black, I can see why you like it, it's smooth and covers great. Fantastic build by the way, I'm not sure I remember all those accessories that is with the kit now. Trophy, TV, record player, etc were to cool back then. I remember a 3 in 1 kit.
Great memories car. I was 11 when my dad bought a new 1963 Impala. Silver blue non ss, 283. In the showroom I kept telling my dad to buy the SS model. He said I was crazy, "Do you know how much gas in?" Lol....yes under 20 cents a gallon thinking back! Final cost with seatbelts and floor mats thrown in was $3,000 out the door. I'll buy and build this one!
I may have to get this kit. My late older brother had one of these back in 1970. It was white, with a black interior and bucket seats. He dropped a 283, bored out to a 427 in it. He also fitted an Oldsmobile tranny in it. He had to split the Olds & Chevy driveshafts, then have them welded together and balanced. At 425 hp, that car screamed! He had a six-inch steering wheel in it, a Hearst shifter, and a Holley 4-barrel. I learned to drive a stick on it, when I was 15. My brother was a talented guy, as far as mechanics and bodywork went. I miss him, and I miss that car! --Cindi (Granny Glue-Sniffer)
Started modeling when I was 8 years old. Missed a year of school due to illness and my Dad thought it would be a good hobby to occupy my time. Almost 60 years later and I'm still at it. I'm so glad I found your channel - love your philosophy and approach to modelling...totally agree. Add your building skills, calming voice and the detail you provide in the presentations to the mix, well that's a win-win-win. Thanks you so much! PS - Gonna add this '63 Chevy to my build list. Cheers...
I appreciate your style - your techniques are something that Joe Modeler can replicate in the real world without breaking the bank and complete in a reasonable timeframe. Plus - you keep things fun. Way to go !
The music you play for the paint booth is always so chill and mellow. And that first one you had in this video was especially soothing. Dangerous to watch these late at night lol. 😄
I just got into car model building after a 35 year hiatis. I'm not doing so good. I am not having good results with spray cans and I dont know what I could do any different. I wash my plastic thoroughly, I use Tamiya gray primer, and testors, rustoleum spray cans. I have problems with gloss paints running up to the trim and puddling ?I try and use short thin coats in the beginning but I still have problems. I dont have this with airbrushing. I'd like to save time by using cans but the results are poor. Im not looking to do a show quality job, just a decent job. Great utube channel
Usually runny paints are being out on too think, but it could be a lack of shaking, too hot, too cold, etc. Impossible to diagnose on the internet. Thanks and enjoy your hobby! facebook.com/hpiguysworkshop
Make sure you're not spraying paint in hot and humid conditions. Moisture in the air will play havoc with paint jobs. Otherwise, spray several light coats - beginning with a fog or misting coat - instead of just one or two heavy coats. Allow at least 20-30 minutes drying time between coats. Also, don't hold the can too close to the car body when you're spraying back-and-forth. If you don't get any dust or dirt particles trapped in a paint coat, allow the final coat to completely dry for 48-hours, then lightly wet sand or polish to a mirror finish. At least, that's the process I use to obtain good results.
I was born in 1963. I love the big full-size cars, so this is my absolute favorite Chevrolet. Only one thing that could make this thing better, dual quads. You do amazing work. I would like to build one of these.
Gotta love those cram- packed non rattling boxes, most times they help me in making up my mind on which models to purchase. Lol Once again thanks thanks thanks for the videos. 😘
You do an awesome job building these kits. This 63 brings back memories of riding around in a metallic green 63 SS with a guy that worked with my dad in 1965. I was 17 and though I was king riding shotgun 👍👍👍😎😎😎
I haven't even watched this video yet and I love it. I owned a 69 and I miss it. And I currently own and drive an 08 and there very big and beautiful cars
Ahwww, Chris - you had me at 1/25 TV ! ! Another EXCELLENT build. Your method powered by the techniques you've developed combine to produce some excellent ART. I am soooo grateful that you're doing this and - Thank you for sharing...
Very beautifully built model. Awesome body color. Congratulations and thanks for posting the video. I got the Revell 1:25 scale 1963 impala kit which has only two versions, stock and low rider, but looks like a better kit in my opinion, just from what I saw in the AMT box. Don't stop the nice job.
That is a great looking build, I just added it to the need list. That kit is the first one with a 409 without it going through the oil pan. Keep up the great work and Rust In Peace.
Hey must say she turned out great, I can't wait to try the floor wax trick on my D.M. 800, thanks and i hope it turn out like one of yur Chris... have agreat day and keep them coming 👍
Sweet Retro Ride! , Chris keep up the inspiring work..... showing the begainers & the youngsters it's not that hard to get a fantastic model straight from the box. As you always say, " build for yourself and enjoy"
Stock cast iron manifolds, no headers? You do a great job with your models, they're always so nice and neat. I guess you just have to work with what you get. My first car was a '63 Impala, age 18, a senior in high school. It had a 327 cubic inch engine, 4-barrel carb, Hurst 4 speed, dual exhaust, with headers, Thrush mufflers, 12 bolt posi rear. Gabriel highjacker shocks in the rear. It was a two-door hardtop, no post. It was a true SS, in Honduras maroon, I put grey, American Racing, torque thrust rims on it,15 x 7 in the front, 15 ×8 in the rear, with a 60 series tire in the back.
i built 1 of the amt ford phantasy i think van kits about 10 yrs ago i put the rabbit,.tv, trophy record player from one these older release kits it turned out pretty nice i cut a full window out in the slider door so you could see in it turned out pretty cool i thought but you sure cant beat the xtras in the 63 imp for sure
Do you think you could provide a list of colors you use, for said parts.. a list would be amazing, I've watched so many of your videos! Just soaking up the knowledge. Love your channel!
Your color scheme came out good. I've been looking for the colors at ACE and HOME DEPOT. They have some primers but none of the rest. AMT is doing a lot of good things with their kits. I think they stretched it a little with building the drag version though. Interior pieces, side pipes and decals do not make a drag version. I still bought it though. I used to have one, and I'm going to build the kit like I wanted the real one to turn out. Keep up the work.
Another fantastic build. Have you ever put your builds In a model competition? Because I believe that your work is competition worthy. Cris have a wonderful and Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Thank you but no, contests are not for me. My models have plenty imperfections and being judged by rivet counters is not my thing. I do like going and looking at other's models though!
Nicely done Impala. Not showroom stock with all the fancy details, but a mild custom will do. Like the owner wants to drive the car, not park it and show it off like a trailer queen. I've just never really fancied the older cars of the early to mid 60s. I like all the chrome trim, but it can be a pain trying to detail all that chrome. Molotow chrome isn't perfectly chrome, but it's the cheapest thing to getting the closest chrome finish on trim. BMF is the ultimate in chrome detailing. I just don't have the patience to use BMF. Going through so many blades just to cut out strips is aggravating.
thanks for posting ... anybody remember the old Pyro kits from the sixtys? I think they had brass plated chrome parts 1/32 scale ... mostly antique cars
Nice build, was thinking during the video it'd be fun to build this car into the one in cheech and chongs first movie, the brown car with the blueish green furry interior and the chain steering wheel lol wonder how many kits I'd have to bash to pull that off. Lol
Hey HPI guy. I think for Christmas I will send you a airbrush w/ compressor. Is that ok....LOL. Love the car. You really did a great job. Kind of reminds me of the old nascar days. Take care man
@@hpiguy Thank you for responding! You definitely say you used "the Molotow" on the headlamps to make it look like it isn't chrome plastic & give it more of a glass look. I'm new to the pens & was curious as to what you might have used to obtain the effect. **Edit** at about 16:40, you do say you would use Molotow chrome - I missed that the first time through. Sorry to bother you! Thanks for your videos - really are a teaching tool to me!
For once I would like for a kit manufacturer to include a 40"-50" 4k retina display flat screen t.v. with the modern and restomod custom classic vehicle kits.
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When you build these nostalgic annual 60's kits it brings a tear to my eyes. I built most of those AMT kits when I was a kid and I loved the Chevy 409 and I played the Beach Boys song "SHE'S REAL FINE MY 409" until my mom told me that's enough! I mowed lawns and gathered pop bottles all summer long and bought models to build. I had a whole fleet of 63 and 64 Chevy 409's in all the colors. I had to take summer school one year so I took typing, glad I did. I wrotr a story about a guy named Chevy and his 409's. Teacher was impressed by my typing but didn't understand the story line.
Sprayed the rollback frame with your favorite Rustoleum 2X flat black, I can see why you like it, it's smooth and covers great. Fantastic build by the way, I'm not sure I remember all those accessories that is with the kit now. Trophy, TV, record player, etc were to cool back then. I remember a 3 in 1 kit.
Thanks a lot Larry!
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Great memories car. I was 11 when my dad bought a new 1963 Impala. Silver blue non ss, 283. In the showroom I kept telling my dad to buy the SS model. He said I was crazy, "Do you know how much gas in?" Lol....yes under 20 cents a gallon thinking back! Final cost with seatbelts and floor mats thrown in was $3,000 out the door. I'll buy and build this one!
Thanks and enjoy your hobby!
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When I'm interested in getting a new car kit, this channel is where to go for a first impression. Great!
Great to hear!
Nice Decal sheet. Like the way you make up a little story on the model that gives reason for the way you build and paint it
I may have to get this kit. My late older brother had one of these back in 1970. It was white, with a black interior and bucket seats. He dropped a 283, bored out to a 427 in it. He also fitted an Oldsmobile tranny in it. He had to split the Olds & Chevy driveshafts, then have them welded together and balanced. At 425 hp, that car screamed! He had a six-inch steering wheel in it, a Hearst shifter, and a Holley 4-barrel. I learned to drive a stick on it, when I was 15. My brother was a talented guy, as far as mechanics and bodywork went. I miss him, and I miss that car! --Cindi (Granny Glue-Sniffer)
Very cool, thanks for watching Cindi!
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Started modeling when I was 8 years old. Missed a year of school due to illness and my Dad thought it would be a good hobby to occupy my time. Almost 60 years later and I'm still at it. I'm so glad I found your channel - love your philosophy and approach to modelling...totally agree. Add your building skills, calming voice and the detail you provide in the presentations to the mix, well that's a win-win-win. Thanks you so much! PS - Gonna add this '63 Chevy to my build list. Cheers...
Thanks a lot for the nice words! Enjoy your re-found hobby!
My Nephew been looking all over for a 63 Impala for a long time thanks. Really like the videos great stuff Thanks
I appreciate your style - your techniques
are something that Joe Modeler
can replicate in the real world without
breaking the bank and complete
in a reasonable timeframe.
Plus - you keep things fun.
Way to go !
Absolutely!
The music you play for the paint booth is always so chill and mellow. And that first one you had in this video was especially soothing. Dangerous to watch these late at night lol. 😄
Thanks man, glad you like it!
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That's kinda like the general lee in the fact that it was built as a street legal race car
Love all your videos. You never go by the book and always give them character and a backstory
I just got into car model building after a 35 year hiatis. I'm not doing so good. I am not having good results with spray cans and I dont know what I could do any different. I wash my plastic thoroughly, I use Tamiya gray primer, and testors, rustoleum spray cans. I have problems with gloss paints running up to the trim and puddling ?I try and use short thin coats in the beginning but I still have problems. I dont have this with airbrushing. I'd like to save time by using cans but the results are poor. Im not looking to do a show quality job, just a decent job. Great utube channel
Usually runny paints are being out on too think, but it could be a lack of shaking, too hot, too cold, etc. Impossible to diagnose on the internet.
Thanks and enjoy your hobby!
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Make sure you're not spraying paint in hot and humid conditions. Moisture in the air will play havoc with paint jobs. Otherwise, spray several light coats - beginning with a fog or misting coat - instead of just one or two heavy coats. Allow at least 20-30 minutes drying time between coats. Also, don't hold the can too close to the car body when you're spraying back-and-forth. If you don't get any dust or dirt particles trapped in a paint coat, allow the final coat to completely dry for 48-hours, then lightly wet sand or polish to a mirror finish. At least, that's the process I use to obtain good results.
Im proud to see model guy’s building model cars again, you have cool ideas👍
Thanks David!
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Just got this kit yesterday . Cant wait to get on it. Very nice work !
Tail lights awsom. Whole build awsom. You the Man.
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I was born in 1963. I love the big full-size cars, so this is my absolute favorite Chevrolet. Only one thing that could make this thing better, dual quads. You do amazing work. I would like to build one of these.
Thanks bud!
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Gotta love those cram- packed non rattling boxes, most times they help me in making up my mind on which models to purchase. Lol Once again thanks thanks thanks for the videos. 😘
Thanks George!
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One of my pet peeves, molded in exhausts!! 😳😲
Beautiful work mate, as always! 👍🏻👌🏻👏🏻
Thanks for watching!
You do an awesome job building these kits. This 63 brings back memories of riding around in a metallic green 63 SS with a guy that worked with my dad in 1965.
I was 17 and though I was king riding shotgun 👍👍👍😎😎😎
Thanks man!
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I haven't even watched this video yet and I love it. I owned a 69 and I miss it. And I currently own and drive an 08 and there very big and beautiful cars
Thanks Stephen!
Like the silver detail on the interior makes it more detailed and realistic than just all one color. Great build.
Thank you Robert!
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Ahwww, Chris - you had me at 1/25 TV ! ! Another EXCELLENT build. Your method powered by the techniques you've developed combine to produce some excellent ART. I am soooo grateful that you're doing this and -
Thank you for sharing...
Thanks again RA! Check out the new FB page!
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Great build as usual. I originally was going to skip this kit but after seeing this build, I think I will give model roundup a call.
Thanks Craig!
Very beautifully built model. Awesome body color. Congratulations and thanks for posting the video. I got the Revell 1:25 scale 1963 impala kit which has only two versions, stock and low rider, but looks like a better kit in my opinion, just from what I saw in the AMT box. Don't stop the nice job.
That is a great looking build, I just added it to the need list. That kit is the first one with a 409 without it going through the oil pan. Keep up the great work and Rust In Peace.
Thanks Chopper!
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„This is the best Hobby on the Planet“!!!!! Thank you vor This Great Videos
It looks really nice! I like the gloss coat on the seats, dash and panels and it gives it a very realistic look to them. Thanks for sharing this.
The 63 is great body style. Thanks.
Thanks for watching!
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Hey must say she turned out great, I can't wait to try the floor wax trick on my D.M. 800, thanks and i hope it turn out like one of yur Chris... have agreat day and keep them coming 👍
Thanks John, new video up today as well!
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Nice Build looks easy enough to put together. Yours turned out very nice.
Thanks, it's a peach!
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Another great looking build. I do like those Impalas. Nice colour choice too.
Thanks a lot Steve!
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Awsum build...63-64 Impala's are my favorites....again awsum build an video....KUTGW an keep them coming buddy....
Thanks! Will do!
Another winner Chris, I love this build concept and the color choices are spot on! Really nice paint details and as always a fun presentation! !
Thanks Ron!
Good god man you make painting a model car quick fast and easy, I like it
Thanks, putting the fun back in models!
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That was a great 27min escape from reality. Thanks Chris. 🏁🏆🎯
Glad you liked it man!
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once again, another stellar build. i think that tv would look good on that workbench in the shop build
Thanks you bet it would, it's really cool!
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Great build! My dad had a white 63 SS with a red interior! I am going to build one.
Nice, enjoy!
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Sweet Retro Ride! , Chris keep up the inspiring work..... showing the begainers & the youngsters it's not that hard to get a fantastic model straight from the box. As you always say, " build for yourself and enjoy"
Thanks Jon. I'm all about FUN and easy model making!
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Came out very nice, small town stock car works well.
I notice it's the convertible interior so it's good that round 2 included the boot.
Thanks for watching!
Beautiful but no other like the Autocar dumptruck you made. Thanks Chris for sharing.
Thanks Charlie!
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Great build chris i got this and the 23 t for my birthday this past Saturday
Thanks, cool Robert!
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Awesome Dash an the Engine Bay,, OohH-YeaahhHH!
Good looking blue too.
Great build HP.
As always, thanks for watching and taking part in the channel!
Very Sharp car. This custom looks great. Fine 409 set up. 😀
Thanks William!
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Loved the 63 Impala Chris! Excellent choice in colors too. Loved that Spa Blue by Rust-Oleum!
Thanks John, I liked it too!
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Like always a knock out of the park...... I really love the way you did this one!
Thanks John!
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The silver highlights on the engine looks really good.
Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment!
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Stock cast iron manifolds, no headers? You do a great job with your models, they're always so nice and neat. I guess you just have to work with what you get. My first car was a '63 Impala, age 18, a senior in high school. It had a 327 cubic inch engine, 4-barrel carb, Hurst 4 speed, dual exhaust, with headers, Thrush mufflers, 12 bolt posi rear. Gabriel highjacker shocks in the rear. It was a two-door hardtop, no post. It was a true SS, in Honduras maroon, I put grey, American Racing, torque thrust rims on it,15 x 7 in the front, 15 ×8 in the rear, with a 60 series tire in the back.
Yup, I review out of the box but there is a billion things a custom builder can do with this. Thanks!
I had a real one 1982, 1962 Impala sold it cheap
Wish I had it now 😎
Nice!
i built 1 of the amt ford phantasy i think van kits about 10 yrs ago i put the rabbit,.tv, trophy record player from one these older release kits it turned out pretty nice i cut a full window out in the slider door so you could see in it turned out pretty cool i thought but you sure cant beat the xtras in the 63 imp for sure
Excellent job on the model and as always keep up the good work.
Thanks Greg!
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Good looking build Chris. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks as always Charlie!
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Oh man, just accessories alone are worth the price of the kit!!
You bet!
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Nice kit of a beautiful car.. You did a really nice job, as usual, and I love the color you chose for it.
Thanks Hisham!
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Thanks for the link!
Do you think you could provide a list of colors you use, for said parts.. a list would be amazing, I've watched so many of your videos! Just soaking up the knowledge. Love your channel!
Your color scheme came out good. I've been looking for the colors at ACE and HOME DEPOT. They have some primers but none of the rest. AMT is doing a lot of good things with their kits. I think they stretched it a little with building the drag version though.
Interior pieces, side pipes and decals do not make a drag version.
I still bought it though. I used to have one, and I'm going to build the kit like I wanted the real one to turn out. Keep up the work.
I'm glad you took time out of your day to watch and comment! Thanks!
Definitely need to pick up 2 everything on it is right so lifelike
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Love it when you do the race cars! THIS car is just AWESOME dude.
See YOU in the next video......
Thanks Jeff!
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Hi, that looks really cool, i like all the cool parts this came with, really good job on this,thanks
Thank you David!
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Another fantastic build. Have you ever put your builds In a model competition? Because I believe that your work is competition worthy. Cris have a wonderful and Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Thank you but no, contests are not for me. My models have plenty imperfections and being judged by rivet counters is not my thing. I do like going and looking at other's models though!
Love the color you chose, great build. Again love the extras like the tv.
Thanks!
another masterpiece, nice chris! keep 'em coming! looking forward to see saturday's project
Thanks man, that's going to be a total change of pace, hope you enjoy!
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Thanks for sharing this Chris, she is a beauty!
Thanks man!
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Nicely done Impala. Not showroom stock with all the fancy details, but a mild custom will do. Like the owner wants to drive the car, not park it and show it off like a trailer queen.
I've just never really fancied the older cars of the early to mid 60s. I like all the chrome trim, but it can be a pain trying to detail all that chrome. Molotow chrome isn't perfectly chrome, but it's the cheapest thing to getting the closest chrome finish on trim. BMF is the ultimate in chrome detailing. I just don't have the patience to use BMF. Going through so many blades just to cut out strips is aggravating.
Thanks for watching Mark!
Love your vids and your attitude towards building. Keep it going.
Thanks!
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As usual an awesome build
Thanks man!
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thanks for posting ... anybody remember the old Pyro kits from the sixtys? I think they had brass plated chrome parts 1/32 scale ... mostly antique cars
I have some cool Pyro ships but no cars.
Nice building ! 👍😊
Thanks man!
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I like that little television
Me too!
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Great build love extra parts for the bins ... Thanks for Sharing
Thanks Charles!
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kool , thanx...looks great , love AMT....kool options
Robert
Thanks Robert!
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Beautiful build. To make the headlights look real, wouldn't putting mudpudge on them make it look like they have glass in them once it dry?
Hmm, I could, nice idea.
That thick of a layer may take some time to dry. I'll try to remember that and try it out!
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Great build ..love those 63's ..cool custom pieces too I see, I'll make a custom./ great video thanks for the cool ideas !! / T
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Great build Chris.
Thanks Bob!
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Nice build, was thinking during the video it'd be fun to build this car into the one in cheech and chongs first movie, the brown car with the blueish green furry interior and the chain steering wheel lol wonder how many kits I'd have to bash to pull that off. Lol
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Real nice!!... I just brought one last night thinking going lowrider style tho
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I had a bout a 64 chevy wagon with sraight axles in 1986. Was really nice. Any ideas? What it was? The axles were steel.
When I paint the vehicles. I first paint the interior top and sides. Then I paint the body.
Whatever gets the job done for you!
Beautiful work mate, who says you can't build a nice model from those old 60s kits.....oh yeah the same old whiners...lol
Thanks Gary, always appreciate your support!
Very sweet model! Really love it!!🥇🏆👍☝️
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Nice chevy luv this color job well done
Thanks man!
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Looks sweet! Thanks for sharing all these videos, tips and tricks with us! Which one is next? Would like to see the 66 impala that was just released.
Thanks, it's coming up!
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Great build!!!!
Beautiful work!
Thanks man!
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Great build!👍
Thank you!
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Your welcome😀
Man dude that looks awesome
Thanks Tim, a very fun kit!
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Hey HPI guy. I think for Christmas I will send you a airbrush w/ compressor. Is that ok....LOL. Love the car. You really did a great job. Kind of reminds me of the old nascar days. Take care man
Sure, sounds fun. I already have one and use it as needed.
Looks awesome. Thanks for sharing. Ron
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Very nicely done
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Another great build, like it alot
Thanks man!
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Another Masterpiece, God Bless
Thanks Gary!
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Another great job brother!!!
Thanks!
This is a nice kit but why did they delete the clear red taillights?
At this point you should get yourself some 1/24 1/25 scale figures and have a car show. Also have you thought about doing any dioramas?
I've done some but I try to stick to the kits since these are reviews of what can be done with the parts in the box.
Very nice. Wish you did some close ups on the final product. ✌️
Thanks! Photos are at the end of the video.
Another nice build
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Another beauty
Thanks Lance!
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Hi! You mentioned (@ about 19:45) what you used on the headlamps to make them more realistic. I can't quite make it out - would use advise? Thanks!
Possibly Molotow chrome pen?
@@hpiguy Thank you for responding! You definitely say you used "the Molotow" on the headlamps to make it look like it isn't chrome plastic & give it more of a glass look. I'm new to the pens & was curious as to what you might have used to obtain the effect. **Edit** at about 16:40, you do say you would use Molotow chrome - I missed that the first time through. Sorry to bother you! Thanks for your videos - really are a teaching tool to me!
Great build as usual , what brand/type of primer and rattle bomb paint do you use?
I list all paints/brands in the painting section of the video. Thanks!
That is some great work can you please do the 1964 Impala SS the original version or the lowrider version please and thank you.
I have, feel free to search my videos on my home page.
Hey Chris where did you get that cutting mat at,the one with all the screw sizes in your 1963 impala kit,great build chris
You can get them at any craft shop. I got this years ago from Hobbico before they went belly up.
For once I would like for a kit manufacturer to include a 40"-50" 4k retina display flat screen t.v. with the modern and restomod custom classic vehicle kits.
LOL