Ford GT40 MKII fujimi
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David Damek
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What a beautiful result, it was nice to see that you kept some of the little problems which cropped up and how you remedied them, that was useful to learn from.
Downright impressive. This is my favorite auto and you did it justice.
Came here after seeing “Ford vs. Ferrari” and getting the idea to build three of these.
Tim Peterson Same here. Coming out of the movie after hearing those cars in a theatre and then the first thing you hear is some kid in a Honda Civic with a muffler was honestly such a jarring experience XD
Same here bud!! I have one already-though disappointed this kit does NOT come with full engine detail and open engine compartment-I do LOVE the photo-etch fret though!
Saw this video months ago, but after seeing the film, I'm doing the same thing. Probably going for the 1/12 scale Trumpeter release coming out in December 2019 + KA detail up kit.
Curious how many hours a build like this takes you. Fantastic results! Thanks for posting the videos very helpful and inspirational.
Good luck
to say I'm impressed is a understatement. Beautiful build
Magnificent, absolutely beautiful, love the level of detail, and the process of the construction of the Ford GT40, Great work . :)
Music and art! Wonderful results!
Ahh plasmo early vids. So cool to see how the channel has evolved
The GT 40 is my favorite car. You made that car look incredibly real. Damn Nice!!
man I never knew a car like this could look so good . I guess the detail is all in ur head & Tamiya polishing products . fantastic look u accomplished . thanks 4 the tricks for make a paint job so smooth & even .
Great build I have the same model you have shown me the way,thank you David.
Another exquisite build. Amazing finish. Nice music, too.
tout simplement magnifique
Je ne pouvais pas être plus d'accord
You are a very patient and dedicated model builder. Excellent job. And I like your choice of music.
I showed all your recent videos and this one. Your technic was very progress ! Thank you ! It’s really nice for me. I think that i don’t have the level that you get on this one, it’s cool for me : i show my error. Thank you again ! You make a good job !
Wonderful job! One of my favorite cars. I used to build models of all types when I was young, but not nearly as good as this of course. I have too many things going on in life now with family and responsibility to be able to do this. So I enjoy watching you work. Thanks.
Spectacular build! I never like music. This was a perfect choice.
Outstanding! I really enjoy your channel. I love the fact you do much of the assembly work before painting (cockpits and interiors) too often I spend far too much time detailing and painting every single part seperately before gluing it all together. Your approach is one I'll adopt in future builds. I think it'll be many more years and hundreds of models down the line before i ever manage to finish a model as well though.
Carry on! You're a master at what you do :)
Fujimi kits are very nice indeed. I use the bodies of such kits and put a slotcar chassis under them for racing. Wish I had the skill David has in making them up. But then again, I wouldn't want to race them.
Magnifique vidéo. Construction inspirante.
What an artist. Awesome!
Fujimi 1/24 scale cars are actually pretty good and the details are amazing.
Great model, great mood. This is my favorite Plasmo video.
Well done, man you are a perfectionist! This car came out beautifully
If you did this model over again, would you follow the same sequence? I noticed you decided to sand and polish after everything was fitted... and no clear as a final post-decal step. I've watched some of your other videos where you do things a bit differently. Is it trial and error or dependent on the model? Great videos - very relaxing.
Nice job! It looks surreal!
Beautiful car in real life , you did it justice.
Absolutely stunning work, David!
Sharp build.......fantastic! Happy building
That's what a master. Fixed all! Great!
Wonderful build of this 1966 winner at Le Mans driven by the great New Zealander Bruce Mclaren
wow as always stunning work David
Gracias a este video inicié en este pasatiempos, saludos desde Panamá muchas gracias!!!
The build came out great very nice job
Please update and make meng's version. 🙇♀️🙇♀️🙇♀️🙇♀️
Interesting to see your order of build as compared to mine. Wonderful results.
Beautiful car, Thank you for sharing.
What an amazing job!
Excellent video - and car!!
Looks like a super kit excellent build ull do this justice 👍
Awesome finish looks very sharp, well done.
Beautiful, do you t try think the front jacking points are a little thick
Impeccable work!
Fantastic finish on the car! Good video. Thanks
What a beauty David. Classic
Awesome craftsmanship Sir !!!!!!!!!
Beautiful work. I saw a comment about the Fujimi model Ford GT40 that their kit did not include an engine, is that the case? Are those just exhaust pipes not connected to anything? Thanks for sharing.
you make this looks easy, you sir, you have blessed hands
The most beautiful car model I've ever seen....
One hell of a job, well done.
Really like your channel, picked up lots of help and tips.
Thanks for taking the time to make and post the vid's.
Such a beautiful super-car
awesome build and quality worknanship
wow superb job , actually driven a GT40 . my fathers . would like to see a few motorcycles done , old ones , like cb750 four , keep the good work up .
Amazing modeling David
Hello! Very nice job on this GT40! Could you tell me which product do you use at 3:50 to clean the model please? Thank you!
Interesting work sequence. Your skill is definitely extra ordinary!
You are now bound for life to wear white gloves whenever you want to view this beautiful work of art, bravo my friend, brave. looks fresh off the production line haha =)
Awesome sportscar!! Best paintjob ever!!👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you. I appreciate that very much.
For the body color, why do you use flat black instead of gloss? Is there any advantage of using XF1?
Awesome job...looks great
My favorite car ever! 🤩
beautiful work
Awesome build!
Great painting!
great job considering it's the cheapest modern GT40 1/25 model available, and does not come with a complete engine. EXCELLENT !! a stunning superb build. thanks for posting.
Cool video, Great job. Beautiful Mendelssohn
Great job!! Ive been to scared to try cars because of the polishing. Can't wait to see whats next.
Very nice. I wish I had your skills. I have been trying to combine 2 kits to duplicate may fathers GT40 (#1029) The kit you show here, (the Mark II which has the correct wheels) and the gt40 MK 1. I have all the decals, but this is where I screw it up overtime. That and your paint is much better. I might have to take another crack at it
Hi David, excellent job again. The Tamiya polishing paste is also excellent for clear parts. At what rpm did you use the polishing disk?
Have this kit and the Ken Miles car in the stash. The GT40 has to be one of the most beautiful racing cars ever made
Looks great... great job
Vive la France ! Super vidéo, magnifiqe
amazing job, as always! will you ever do a video to showcase models on display?
would you ever sell built models?
Always incredible work!
Do you think you could possibly add a link to the song. All I could find were an orchestra version and not this
What brand of clear were you using? Awesome result
Tissue cloth was used to stabilize the assembly of the body and the base?
I bet his heart sank when he saw that it was a single piece body, but raised back up again after seeing those etched metal parts. It's good for a change to see these more basic beginner's kits being done to such a flawless standard.
Sugar Sammy these arnt beginer kits lol
Beautiful...!!!!Nice work...
hi David. great job, again. keep up. have one question: you used xf1 instead of x1. since the x1 is the glossy one, why didnt tou use it? is because is more dificult to use clear gloss on a already glossy paint? thanks in advance this would help me a lot.
Ou. I forget to write in comments. I used both colours. The base colour is XF1 because dry faster and then I sprayed model with X-1.
+PLASMO - plastic models really? At 4:17 it really looks that you're spraying the super clear over a flat xf1?! Can you please confirm? Dont boter you any more. Thanks again
Yes, it was x-1 in 4:17 and afterwards I used super clear III. My fault.
you mean XF1 :) thanks David. hoping to see new uploads from you
fantastic again David - re the Mr color varnish, do u thin it with MHLT and if so can you pls tell me what the ratio is pls - thank you :)
I use original Mr.color leveling thinner. Ratio depends on airbrush nozzle size but 1:4 for thinner is universal ration.
Remarkable ! On most of the pictures at the end, it's almost impossible to tell if it's a model or a real car :)
What is the putty you stick small parts to for painting?
I actually liked it after you scuffed it up, but before you polished it. I’ve seen a lot of older track cars in person, and the paint is always somewhat dull like that. It’s lost it’s luster from thousands of miles of dirt and debris hitting it at high speed. Even when the car is clean, it looks drab. And they never re-paint certain cars, because the paint adds weight (and decreases value). So what you usually see is an original coat of thin, faded paint.
What paint brand and color did you use on the wheels?
amazing model building skills sir!
Why didn't you paint the body seperately? Seems easier than glueing it on the chassis and having to mask everything off
Did I miss something aren't you supposed to put a clear coat over the decals ?
He did, 5:07, problem is that this clear coat does shrink a lot and does not build up good thicknes as 2k clears, so it demands more layers and it is harder to cover the step between the base coat and the decals, on the good side is that small details like panel lines, rivets, grills and wipers remains sharper than the ones covered with a thick glossy 2k clearcoat, you always sacrifice something.
Music is "I Am a Man Who Will Fight for Your Honor" by Chris Zabriskie.
Wow, I love watching your model builds. You are exceptionally good. I could not build this well in a million years. Nice videos.
Great work once again! Just a question about Tamiya polishing compounds, do you ever have any trouble with it getting caught in panel lines? And if so, how do you get it out? Thanks, Val
You my are a legend and an inspiration
Excellent job!
très beau résultat !!...
Awesome job ! Looks Great ! I am a sucker for Ford G.T. or G.T. 40's a little unconventional to sand n polish after building but with this one maybe you had to but either way the end result is all that matters. And it looks great!
Two quick questions, if I thin down black acrylic tamyia will that be like tamyia panel line wash as it is very hard to find near me for some reason. Second question is my airbrush will not shoot a stream, it is dual action but when I pull back it will shoot a puff of water then stop. Any ideas?
Acrylic definitely not. Panel line wash is enamel, so you can try to mix enamel colour for example transparent x-19 and thinner x-20. I hope it will be very similar or you can use Humbrol, Mig, Vallejo, AK and many other washes. Tamiya is just one of many.
Second question. I don't know but you can try to clean it again. Check seals and nozzle.
I am impressed my your technique!!!
very nice model!!!did you clean your model with some alcohol? (3:49)
No, just pure water.
Nice works!
That looks freaking amazing! I wish I could make a model car that well
Great job! Is the super clear 3 safe over decals?