What could the person that gave this video a thumbs down not like about this video and build? Clay, you're extremely talented. Thanks for all the video's you make so that the rest of us may learn from you.
You two are both masters at model building. I really enjoy watching and learning how the pro's do it! However, makes me want to go smash every model I've ever built😝
Clay, I just order more scale auto back issues I didn't have with some of your articles. You are such an inspiration. I really appreciate all your hard work. It makes want to strive to do better with my builds.
Great work Clay. Outstanding series. Very enjoyable and educational. You've really taken me to school. Thanks so much for sharing your incredible work. Carry on Sir!
I agree Ron. How do you know when or how to stop applying the decal solutions? I notice how he messages them with a paint brush, however at what point do you stop before demolishing the decal?
Steady hands!! And such clean builds! I'm both inspired and intimidated! I'm old , shaking and can't see ! Your technique is crazy but so effective in finished product! Kudos my guy! Someone has to be the best !
Well now you make me want to build a NASCAR. I haven't built one in many years. I have an old Richard Petty car I might build as my next project. Thank you for the build videos! I think that I will buy the Master air brush. I have never used a dual action. Always have used my Pasche single action. I think I would benefit from the spray pattern of that kind of airbrush. Great looking model and once again, thank you for your time. Always looked for your videos first thing in the morning.
I think you will like using a dual action airbrush Mike. It gives you so many more options on how to paint things. They really are a nice tool to have.
Clay, I'm glad to see you on YT. I have a couple of the books the Scale Auto Magazine sold of your old articles and learned a lot but it is so much better seeing you on video. The video quality is great. I found DT's channel a while ago and his is great as well. You two are my favorite modelers. But I like that you don't talk on yours because everything moves faster.. it's perfect the way you edited the videos. Looking forward to more! I've learned so much from all the videos. I stayed up half the night last night watching them after I found your channel.
Pretty much box stock with a few added goodies and clean assembly. Well done Sir Kemp. Perhaps you'll do one of your famous super detail builds at some point? I know that will take many segments. At some point I'm going to start doing detailed builds here of drag cars, but the camera situation will need to be improved. And I'm moving soon. But I will have my own hobby room so that is exciting. Always fun to watch brother.
Ha, I just happened across your channel, and just noticed the Washington township Avon pencil, I live out past Danville. Awesome job on your models! 👍🏻
Been super helpful as I finally work through my 2018 Southern 500 winner build. One question: Is there a specific size for the PE nuts you use around the guitar string on antenna or just any 1/24 1/25 will do?
Beautiful build ,Clay I always enjoy your work. Question, why do you not clear coat after you put on the sponsor and number decals so it looks more like a wrap? Also, do you clearcoat your decals while they are on the sheet before you cut them out and apply them? Thanks.
I typically don't like to clear over decals. Especially high quality ones like these. But I wanted the red graphics to look like they were the same sheen as the yellow. So I just cleared over that part, and decaled the rest over the clear.
I've just found your site. I've watched a couple of parts of build. Great build 👍thanks for showing, you've got a new sub. 😃Best wishes from jolly old England. 🤓Pete 😎
Can you tell me the size of the braided lines and pluming that you use on the motors and through out on your builds? I have been building models off and on for years but not to the caliber you are and I would like to try my hand at building one extreme, and I have a hard time on sizes of the lines, etc brake lines, oil lines etc. Can you put up some videos of you building a motor or brake lines, what I really would like to see is a NASCAR model build from start to finish. Oh can you tell me where you get a lot of your photo etched parts.
Looks great Clay! I will use your method of making the front splitter in the future. I also appreciate how to tuck the tires in, I've struggled with that on my builds. Would you mind telling us how you filmed this? Where is the camera, it's such a good angle but it looks like it would be right where your head is haha.
LOL it is....it is totally right in the way! I have had to learn to work around it. Sometimes I move it around for different perspectives. But usually it is right in front of me.
The photo etch came from a Gundam etch sheet off of ebay. The interior decals were on the sheet I used. But you can also find them on goodies sheets at www.mikesdecals.com
Great stuff as always Clay. Really enjoy the vids. WIth gluing the wheels on using your method here, do you have a second to adjust them? It's been a number of years since i used zap and kicker, so i can't remember how quick it sets. Thanks for making these videos and showing us all some techniques
The best video on the subject I've seen thus far. Great work!!! My only concern on your videos is your personal safety spraying without gloves... especially the clear coat which looks like a 2K type. Your absorbing all that stuff through your skin...yikes!
I see the kind of car that you made was just Joey logano's car Man you did awesome dude keep up the great work My other question is do you do other cars besides Joey Logano @ClayKemp
Thanks everyone for following along through this series! I appreciate the support. CK
Clay where do you get the shark fin from. Part number dealer or distributor
There's nothing quite as relaxing as a cup of coffee and watching one of your videos in the morning. 🤙🏼
Thanks for watching. :)
Just WOW!!! I've watched this entire series and have learned so much from you. All I can say is thank you Clay.
Glad you enjoyed it
Why do you make it all look so easy, it’s not fair on us mere mortals. Great job mate, I enjoyed watching along.
This car is a beaut clay! Slicker than the real deal!🤙🏻
What could the person that gave this video a thumbs down not like about this video and build? Clay, you're extremely talented. Thanks for all the video's you make so that the rest of us may learn from you.
Thanks Doc....
Absolutely AWESOME my friend! Love it! Keep 'em coming!
Thank ya buddy. ;)
You two are both masters at model building. I really enjoy watching and learning how the pro's do it!
However, makes me want to go smash every model I've ever built😝
Unbelievable. You sir are a master at your craft.
Absolutely incredible work
Nice job.... some real craftsmanship ...
Your race cars are always incredible. Wish I could get a hang of it all. Such a difficult hobby sometimes
Another GREAT build and video Clay!!! 👍
Makes me want to pull every NASCAR I ever did off the shelf and start all over again - Amazing work.
That's effing excellent!! Well done!
Clay, I just order more scale auto back issues I didn't have with some of your articles. You are such an inspiration. I really appreciate all your hard work. It makes want to strive to do better with my builds.
Can u put a link where u got all the parts, stickers,, car body and utensils from pls. And paint. Thx also amazing video!!!!!!!
Excellent work.
Great series of videos Clay, throughly enjoyed your build and learnt a lot in the process. Deserves repeat viewings 10 out of 10 👍🏻
Glad you enjoyed it
Spectacular Clay!
Great work Clay. Outstanding series. Very enjoyable and educational. You've really taken me to school. Thanks so much for sharing your incredible work. Carry on Sir!
Excellent. Thank you so much for sharing this. You are a true craftsman.
Looks amazing. Thanks for all the detailed information.
Beautiful job.
You kept me captivated.. super cool.
Amazing "Everything" Clay, Thanks So Much For Sharing n God Bless.
This is amazing just amazing Joey logano is my favorite driver so it’s pretty cool seeing this
Clay, thats one sharp looking build buddy!
Beautiful Clay, Just beautiful.
That turned out amazing. Great job 👏
Wow Clay this is an awesome build. Love the decal work on it. Ron
I agree Ron.
How do you know when or how to stop applying the decal solutions? I notice how he messages them with a paint brush, however at what point do you stop before demolishing the decal?
A fantastic and inspiring build Clay. The detail is just awesome. Thanks for sharing.
Steady hands!! And such clean builds! I'm both inspired and intimidated! I'm old , shaking and can't see ! Your technique is crazy but so effective in finished product! Kudos my guy! Someone has to be the best !
Well now you make me want to build a NASCAR. I haven't built one in many years. I have an old Richard Petty car I might build as my next project. Thank you for the build videos! I think that I will buy the Master air brush. I have never used a dual action. Always have used my Pasche single action. I think I would benefit from the spray pattern of that kind of airbrush. Great looking model and once again, thank you for your time. Always looked for your videos first thing in the morning.
I think you will like using a dual action airbrush Mike. It gives you so many more options on how to paint things. They really are a nice tool to have.
Superb result.
Great job as usual Clay!!! The one think I picked up you don't scrape paint away to glue parts, I still have been doing that for all these years.
I still do occasionally. Zapagap works so well though a lot of times it isn't needed.
Amazing build. Museum quality. Always loved you work from the pages of Scale Auto.
Fantastic job Clay... beautiful work, enjoyed watching! Look forward to seeing more.😁👍
Clay, I'm glad to see you on YT. I have a couple of the books the Scale Auto Magazine sold of your old articles and learned a lot but it is so much better seeing you on video. The video quality is great. I found DT's channel a while ago and his is great as well. You two are my favorite modelers. But I like that you don't talk on yours because everything moves faster.. it's perfect the way you edited the videos. Looking forward to more! I've learned so much from all the videos. I stayed up half the night last night watching them after I found your channel.
Thanks for the kind words....glad you like the videos!
Pretty much box stock with a few added goodies and clean assembly. Well done Sir Kemp. Perhaps you'll do one of your famous super detail builds at some point? I know that will take many segments. At some point I'm going to start doing detailed builds here of drag cars, but the camera situation will need to be improved. And I'm moving soon. But I will have my own hobby room so that is exciting. Always fun to watch brother.
Get to work Robert.... ;)
@@ClayKemp Very soon Sir, very soon.
Nice job bro ! Maybe I’ll get mine done now lol
My mind is blown. Wow.
Beautiful build!
I was waiting for this final one... thank you for you lessons!! Please, dont take too long to the next project!
Awesome model great video 👍 nice work
Great job Clay. I have been following along and adding to my skills. You decal application method has helped me considerably. Thank you.
Great to hear!
Awesome build
Amazing work! ❤
Nicely done
Well worth the wait for part #5. Thanks for sharing and expiring me to build better models ( even if I only build Sprintcars 🤣) 👍🏻🇦🇺
Ha, I just happened across your channel, and just noticed the Washington township Avon pencil, I live out past Danville. Awesome job on your models! 👍🏻
Thanks Eric....I am in Avon....I believe that pencil came from trick or treating a long time ago at the Washington Township park. :)
Been super helpful as I finally work through my 2018 Southern 500 winner build. One question: Is there a specific size for the PE nuts you use around the guitar string on antenna or just any 1/24 1/25 will do?
wow awesome build Clay . just found and subscribed to your channel. thanks for posting this and your other videos!
Thanks for the sub!
Very cool build! I really enjoyed the how to’s along the way and the explanation behind what you are doing to achieve success
Nice work. Keep it up.👍
Clay Another awesome build. What's next??? Can't wait...
Thanks...haven't figured that out yet. I've got a few ideas.
Beautiful build ,Clay I always enjoy your work. Question, why do you not clear coat after you put on the sponsor and number decals so it looks more like a wrap? Also, do you clearcoat your decals while they are on the sheet before you cut them out and apply them? Thanks.
I typically don't like to clear over decals. Especially high quality ones like these. But I wanted the red graphics to look like they were the same sheen as the yellow. So I just cleared over that part, and decaled the rest over the clear.
Did you clear over ALL the decals when finished....?
I've just found your site. I've watched a couple of parts of build. Great build 👍thanks for showing, you've got a new sub. 😃Best wishes from jolly old England. 🤓Pete 😎
Awesome, thank you!
Can you tell me the size of the braided lines and pluming that you use on the motors and through out on your builds? I have been building models
off and on for years but not to the caliber you are and I would like to try my hand at building one extreme, and I have a hard time on sizes of the lines, etc brake lines, oil lines etc.
Can you put up some videos of you building a motor or brake lines, what I really would like to see is a NASCAR model build from start to finish. Oh can you tell me where you get a lot of your
photo etched parts.
wow did a great job
Looks great Clay! I will use your method of making the front splitter in the future. I also appreciate how to tuck the tires in, I've struggled with that on my builds. Would you mind telling us how you filmed this? Where is the camera, it's such a good angle but it looks like it would be right where your head is haha.
LOL it is....it is totally right in the way! I have had to learn to work around it. Sometimes I move it around for different perspectives. But usually it is right in front of me.
Really glad to find your channel, is there a chance you can do a video on that Billy Meyer firebird?
That's awesome
Where did you get the photo etch camera, plus the decals for the fire extinguisher and the fuel lines?
The photo etch came from a Gundam etch sheet off of ebay. The interior decals were on the sheet I used. But you can also find them on goodies sheets at www.mikesdecals.com
Better up my game
I hate to ask but, where can I find good references photos? Thank you sir.
Great stuff as always Clay. Really enjoy the vids. WIth gluing the wheels on using your method here, do you have a second to adjust them? It's been a number of years since i used zap and kicker, so i can't remember how quick it sets. Thanks for making these videos and showing us all some techniques
No, it is and instant reaction. If you mess up, just break it free and try again.
@@ClayKemp ok thanks.
Awesome Clay!!! Also, who are the two jerks that gave this a thumbs down?
I'm guessing not Logano fans. :)
Clay, what did you use to put the glass in with? My glue works to quick
I like to use Testors window maker glue for windows. It is water based, and dries clear.
Great build but why no seat belts or plug wires? Just curious.
This project was more/less trying to be box stock, with just a few additional details.
Not a Logano fan but this build is Awesome!
How do you keep your windows clean?
I wipe them down with a soft shirt and the liquid Novus #1 polish. It works great for taking finger prints off.
@@ClayKemp I've learned a ton through this build thanks to you. But I know you left some things for us to guess at ; )
Does anyone know what type of glue Clay is using on the painted parts?
Green zapagap is my usual go to glue for assembly.
How do i get the kit
Do you sell these? I would definitely buy!
No, I just build as a hobby in my spare time.
The best video on the subject I've seen thus far. Great work!!! My only concern on your videos is your personal safety spraying without gloves... especially the clear coat which looks like a 2K type. Your absorbing all that stuff through your skin...yikes!
Thanks Paul....I did get some gloves. I'll be better prepared for the next painting session.
Who is this D T person that you mentioned
Dave Thibodeau
Do you have a link to his channel?
Dude...
I see the kind of car that you made was just Joey logano's car Man you did awesome dude keep up the great work My other question is do you do other cars besides Joey Logano @ClayKemp
Looking SOLID Clay. Thanks for the walk through on this build :D