I have just found your channel, I have to say that I probably wouldn't have looked at your channel with out your build up of the beautiful 442. That got my attention just seeing the thumbnail. Watching you go though the painting process with the added info on mixing and products used, really is appreciated. I've been a life long modeler, but I'm still learning at age 65, I hope you will build many more American muscle cars from that wonderful era in automotive history. Your Porsche builds are amazing as well, but we just don't see that many on this side of the pond. There are so many great kits being offered of muscle cars now, using your talents to bring them to life would be well worth watching to learn. The muscle car era started in the USA in the early 60's with the Pontiac GTO for 1964. Big block engines in (at that time) mid-sized cars started the ball rolling. Then "pony cars" came to life via Fords 1964 1/2 Mustang. GM followed suite with the '67 Camaros and Firebirds. Chrysler jumped up their little Barracuda as well. The Muscle car era was in full swing with all the American car companies by the late 60's with cars like the Duster, 442, Chevelle SS, Torino, GTX, and Javelin just to name a few. I hope you will investigate this venue further, your talent would really be welcomed by myself and many more modelers everywhere! My 2 cents from an old modeler from North Carolina. :D
Thank you so much for taking the time to watch my content and for leaving such a detailed and thoughtful comment! I'm thrilled to hear that you enjoyed the video, especially the build-up of the 442. Your kind words about my painting process and the information on mixing and products used mean a lot to me. I admire your extensive knowledge of muscle cars. I've been passionate about this hobby for almost three years now, and I can see there are plenty of areas where I can still improve. Learning from experienced modelers like you is incredibly valuable, and I'm eager to continue growing my skills. What advice or ideas would you like to share with a novice like me? Your insights would be greatly appreciated. Additionally, I'm curious about your perspective: what do you consider to be modern-day kit muscle cars?Thank you again for your support and for sharing your wisdom. I look forward to hearing more from you and to exploring more American muscle car kits in the future! Greetings from Europe! It’s wonderful how the world has become smaller, making it easier for people from different parts of the globe to connect with each other. 😊
I would pick Duster for the begining. Looks funny. Revell supprised me, when you showed they had sent you three kits. It is nice. Thank you guys! Ja bym zaczął od Dacii... Duster, bo wygląda ciekawie. A na poważnie, to wszystkie są spoko. Aczkolwiek to nie jest mój temat. Bardzo miło ze strony firmy Revell, bo postarali się z tymi ładnymi modelami. Może i nie ma tam napisu Carrera, ale i tak super. Zawsze to coś innego. Pozdrawiam! Mike.
I was also quite surprised with an email in my inbox saying that Revell wants to check my skills :D I have a feeling that I should start with Duster as well, less number of parts, it seems quite easy to assembly and these flames :D It would be nice to try do them myself :D Też wydaje mi się, że Duster na początek byłby ok, zaznajomiłbym się z amerykańskimi pudełkami. Kuszą mnie te płomienie, aby zrobić je z czego to tam się właśnie robi i dodać LED :D coś czuję, że znowu szykuje się gruby projekt. Może nie tak gruby jak 911 GT3R Hybrid, ale delikatnie podciągnięty :D W sumie Revell ma też firmę Carrera (np. te tory samochodowe) to można podpiąć pod Porsche :D Zobaczymy, narazie nie wiem nic o muscle carach, jedyne co narazie wyczytałem to to, że te 442 oznacza 4 gardziele (gaźnik), 4 biegi w manualu i 2 wydechy :D Pozostałe porszawki muszą ustawić się kolejkę i zrobić miejsce amerykańcom. Narazie :D Dzięki, pozdrawiam! :)
@@AdHocCarsDzięki za odpowiedź. No to już zapowiada się ciekawie! Czasem jest tak, że z jakiegoś 'ah oh' modelu wychodzi taki zwykły, a czasem ze zwykłego, pomijanego modelu wychodzi coś super. Tak czy owak, bez spiny, bo to tylko zabawa! A pewnie też i nauka. Pozdrawiam! PS. Płomienie to można z taśmy maskującej... 🤣😜
😂😂Nie ma nigdzie dostępnych taśm :D:D wejdzie kalka z zestawu :D a moze jakaś dioramka z tym Dusterem? asfalt, slady kół...płomienie....dobra, dobra.... :D nie przesadzajmy :D
@@AdHocCars Dobrze, dobrze... Od pomysłu do wykonania. Wszystko zaczyna się w głowie, a potem próbujemy to przenieść do rzeczywistości. Jak coś Ci świta w głowie, to kto wie, co z tego wyjdzie. Jakiś widz podrzuci pomysł, drugi coś do tego doda i rach, ciach zaraz gotowy model wyląduje na jakimś konkursie modelarskim 🙂.
Actually, once they reached out to me, I asked if there are any Porsche kits to try on 😅 Maybe I should use some Porsche colors on them, like Mamba Green or Miami Blue :D
I have just found your channel, I have to say that I probably wouldn't have looked at your channel with out your build up of the beautiful 442. That got my attention just seeing the thumbnail. Watching you go though the painting process with the added info on mixing and products used, really is appreciated. I've been a life long modeler, but I'm still learning at age 65, I hope you will build many more American muscle cars from that wonderful era in automotive history.
Your Porsche builds are amazing as well, but we just don't see that many on this side of the pond.
There are so many great kits being offered of muscle cars now, using your talents to bring them to life would be well worth watching to learn.
The muscle car era started in the USA in the early 60's with the Pontiac GTO for 1964. Big block engines in (at that time) mid-sized cars started the ball rolling. Then "pony cars" came to life via Fords 1964 1/2 Mustang. GM followed suite with the '67 Camaros and Firebirds. Chrysler jumped up their little Barracuda as well.
The Muscle car era was in full swing with all the American car companies by the late 60's with cars like the Duster, 442, Chevelle SS, Torino, GTX, and Javelin just to name a few. I hope you will investigate this venue further, your talent would really be welcomed by myself and many more modelers everywhere!
My 2 cents from an old modeler from North Carolina. :D
Thank you so much for taking the time to watch my content and for leaving such a detailed and thoughtful comment! I'm thrilled to hear that you enjoyed the video, especially the build-up of the 442. Your kind words about my painting process and the information on mixing and products used mean a lot to me. I admire your extensive knowledge of muscle cars. I've been passionate about this hobby for almost three years now, and I can see there are plenty of areas where I can still improve. Learning from experienced modelers like you is incredibly valuable, and I'm eager to continue growing my skills. What advice or ideas would you like to share with a novice like me? Your insights would be greatly appreciated. Additionally, I'm curious about your perspective: what do you consider to be modern-day kit muscle cars?Thank you again for your support and for sharing your wisdom. I look forward to hearing more from you and to exploring more American muscle car kits in the future! Greetings from Europe! It’s wonderful how the world has become smaller, making it easier for people from different parts of the globe to connect with each other. 😊
Nice kits!!!! I'll be watching
Thanks! I hope you would like them! 😀
Very nice kits. I would build the 442 first. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Michael! I will start with 442! Actually I am working on it right now and probably I will share a post later today about my progress 😀
I would pick Duster for the begining. Looks funny.
Revell supprised me, when you showed they had sent you three kits. It is nice. Thank you guys!
Ja bym zaczął od Dacii... Duster, bo wygląda ciekawie.
A na poważnie, to wszystkie są spoko. Aczkolwiek to nie jest mój temat. Bardzo miło ze strony firmy Revell, bo postarali się z tymi ładnymi modelami. Może i nie ma tam napisu Carrera, ale i tak super. Zawsze to coś innego. Pozdrawiam! Mike.
I was also quite surprised with an email in my inbox saying that Revell wants to check my skills :D
I have a feeling that I should start with Duster as well, less number of parts, it seems quite easy to assembly and these flames :D It would be nice to try do them myself :D
Też wydaje mi się, że Duster na początek byłby ok, zaznajomiłbym się z amerykańskimi pudełkami. Kuszą mnie te płomienie, aby zrobić je z czego to tam się właśnie robi i dodać LED :D coś czuję, że znowu szykuje się gruby projekt. Może nie tak gruby jak 911 GT3R Hybrid, ale delikatnie podciągnięty :D W sumie Revell ma też firmę Carrera (np. te tory samochodowe) to można podpiąć pod Porsche :D Zobaczymy, narazie nie wiem nic o muscle carach, jedyne co narazie wyczytałem to to, że te 442 oznacza 4 gardziele (gaźnik), 4 biegi w manualu i 2 wydechy :D Pozostałe porszawki muszą ustawić się kolejkę i zrobić miejsce amerykańcom. Narazie :D Dzięki, pozdrawiam! :)
@@AdHocCarsDzięki za odpowiedź. No to już zapowiada się ciekawie!
Czasem jest tak, że z jakiegoś 'ah oh' modelu wychodzi taki zwykły, a czasem ze zwykłego, pomijanego modelu wychodzi coś super.
Tak czy owak, bez spiny, bo to tylko zabawa! A pewnie też i nauka. Pozdrawiam!
PS. Płomienie to można z taśmy maskującej... 🤣😜
😂😂Nie ma nigdzie dostępnych taśm :D:D wejdzie kalka z zestawu :D a moze jakaś dioramka z tym Dusterem? asfalt, slady kół...płomienie....dobra, dobra.... :D nie przesadzajmy :D
@@AdHocCars Dobrze, dobrze... Od pomysłu do wykonania. Wszystko zaczyna się w głowie, a potem próbujemy to przenieść do rzeczywistości. Jak coś Ci świta w głowie, to kto wie, co z tego wyjdzie. Jakiś widz podrzuci pomysł, drugi coś do tego doda i rach, ciach zaraz gotowy model wyląduje na jakimś konkursie modelarskim 🙂.
albo w smietniku 🤣🤣
Still can't understand revell for sending a porsche youtuber american cars😂😂
Actually, once they reached out to me, I asked if there are any Porsche kits to try on 😅 Maybe I should use some Porsche colors on them, like Mamba Green or Miami Blue :D
Be like a typical motoyoutuber. Start all of thwm and not complete them for 2 years 😅😅😅
Like a pro! 😉😂
Do you have in mind the polish one? 😂I hope it will take me much quicker to finish them although there are level 4 and 5 :D
For sure! :D