Tamiya 1/24 Toyota Gazoo TS050 2019 Hybrid
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- Complete build of the 1/24 scale Toyota Gazoo Racing TS050 Hybrid 2019 WEP
The TS050 Hybrid, which won the 24 Hours of Le Mans races consecutively in 2018 and 2019, has undergone a high level of improvement in its power train, including material of high power lithium battery cells and electrolytic solution. Further improvements have been made in reliability and battery deterioration prevention in preparation for the 2019-2020 season, in order to make it possible to use the hybrid boost until the end of the race. While there are no major modifications to the engine, several improvements have been made to decrease friction.
With regards to aerodynamics, the shape of the front of the chassis has been revamped with a high nose and embedded side mirrors. This will reduce drag and improve downward force, and is expected to increase their competitiveness through improved aerodynamics.
Compared with last season's non-hybrid cars, the TS050 Hybrid must now comply with Equivalence of Technology (EoT), and the weight of the hybrid car has increased by 36kg in the eighth race, the 24 Hours of Le Mans, when compared to the first race. Instant fuel flow for the non-hybrids was raised by 43.75%. Through EoT, the difference in ability between the hybrids and the non-hybrids has decreased, and we may see more updates depending on what happens this season. Additionally, this season will see the implementation of the success handicap, which makes adjustments based on how many points one has accumulated by the previous race. All the while, the TS050 Hybrid has refined its chassis and finer components for further improvements in its capabilities and the reliability of all of its parts, contributing to Toyota's mission to make ever-better cars.
Just found your channel as I'm building this kit at the moment and have found your vids a great resource. I've had troubles getting the paint to line up across the various parts so have them stripping at the moment to re do the paint. Certainly is a quite difficult build and yours is amazing, especially being your first car build. I do only cars, Gt, LeMans, supercars, F1, and have only been building for about a year and a half so still learning the tricks of the trade. Have subbed and look forward to following your builds in the future.
Thanks for your comments and thanks for subscribing to my channel. Yes that particular kit was a challenge for me. I'm currently doing a NuNu Audi R8 GT3 kit. Good luck with yours and just take your time and enjoy it.
I watch these videos for help in building these kits. I notice that a great many of the builders have no idea how to really handle an airbrush. They jiggle it at the part or hold it too long in one place. Many things. I spraypainted many years ago. When you paint, you need to make smooth side-to-side motions that cover the entire area you want to paint. Always keep the airbrush moving in a straight line. Never use a swinging motion because you'll have too much paint in the middle and not enough on the ends.
I'm not sure if you are critical of my airbrushing technique . You have to remember these aren't actual cars, these are scale models and often you are painting only small areas. I paint my models like I paint pictures, small circular motions, or strokes. I understand if you are painting, a larger part, like the car body, or the hull of a ship model. Anyway its the end result that matters.
@@sierrahobbys1883 No, I'm not being critical; only telling about a different way. I understand the idea of painting small parts, but the side-to-side motion keeps the paint from running and gives a smooth coverage. You have to do it the way you want because you're doing the build. I just learned it the other way.
Really nice looking car great build 😀👍
Youve done an excellent job of that. 👍
I night give it a go sometime. Its an amazing looking car.
Thank you .
That looks like a very difficult build. Very nicely done.
Thank you and yes it was my first car kit and it really kicked my backside a bit. But I will do more cars in the future. 👍👍
Im just thinking about buying this kit and detail set looks a challenging build but your results are fantastic top work mate
Hi, thanks for your comments. Those were reverse decals used on the tyres. You peel them off the backing paper then place them into position then wet and press them down and carefully peel of the transfer film.
🍻 cheers.
I enjoy building the larger scale automobile kits. I must say your skills are impressive.
Thank you 👍.
luve these modells so much...
Brilliant!!!, this is a whole other skill level.
Thank you for sharing 🙂
Thanks Juan
Please make more videos. I hobby model cars daily. Your video is encouraging. An my taste of Cars.
Not many people on TH-cam that model cars use actually race cars to model. Rather just custom sports car
Thanks for your comments 🙂. I try and do different categories. If I do cars I'm also only interested in these.
Nice work! I wish i have the pacience and skills for this! Realy nice work!
Thankyou for your comments 🙂
How ye bro just came across ur channel looking up this gazoo race kit seen ur build and that you do model building too so i went a head subbed u bro keep up the good work, 👍Keith
Thank you 👍. This was my first car model and it was challenging, but it won't stop me from doing more. I have a NuNu brand Audi R8 LMS GT3 kit waiting inline to be made.
@@sierrahobbys1883 yeah its a great kit a freind just finished it the R8 from nunu iv gt3 m6 falkin livery BMW KIT NUNU DO GREAT KITS SHAME THERE ALL NEARLY CURBSIDE BUT I STARTED A YEARLY GB OF GTKIT CARS JUST FINISHED UP A GB ILL BE DOING IT EVERY YEAR HOPEFULLY ALIT GUYS WANT TO HOP IN NEXT YEARS ONE STARTS AUGUST 31ST 2022 TILL OCTOBER 1ST 2022 IS THE NEXT GT 1 GT2 GT3 GB CAR KITS ATE ALL SO HOPEFULLY U CAN HOP IN NEXT YEARS WITH ANOTHER GT KIT TAMIYA GT1 KITS OR ALL GT3 MIX CAR KITS OUT THERE IV FEW DIFFERNT ONES IN MY COLLECTION BUT YEAH IF YOU WANT TO HOP IN IN AUGEST ID BE GLAD TO HAVE YOU ABOARD AND IF YOU KNOW ANYONE ELSE THAT BUILDS AND DOES GT CLASS RACE CAR KITS THEN U CAN PUT EORD OUT WE HAVE LOTS TIME.. U PICKED A RATHER HARDER MODEL CAR FOR UR FIRST ONE AND I GOT TO SAY TURNED OUT TO BE A FLAWLESS BUILD GREAT JOB BRO
Nice video. Which liquid masking did you use? I start scale model a week ago
Vallejo Natural Resin Liquid Mask.
Hi bro, you did a great job with this model! But I just wanted to ask you one thing, cause i saw you put the tires decals in a pretty strange way, and I'm also making this model so I wanted to know how you put that decals on
The decals come reversed
Thank's for this video, you glue after painting and you don't scratch the paint? i thougt that the paint had to be removed before gluing
😊 Thanks. I use " Black Slow Dry Cnc" glue from mig. Some parts I remove paint. You can't glue these kits together and then paint,unlike armour kits.
Hello! Enjoyed the video very well. I have completed mine as well, but have noticed the rear suspension was extremely high. Have you noticed this issue as well? If so, how did you fix it?
I appreciate the time and effort taken into this video, thank you.
Thanks I'm happy you liked it. No I didn't have any issues with the rear suspension. Maybe some of the parts weren't seated properly into the pin holes.
@sierrahobbys1883 thank you for the reply ^^
I have one of these on the way, but it will sit on my shelf as I cannot track own the correct decals. Tabu Design makes them. The kit decals are not correct in some areas. The Studio27 Carbon decals are also out of stock everywhere. must be popular kit! EDIT: Oops decal problem already mentioned.
There is a short supply of everything, its harder to get model kit parts ,especially decals. Good luck anyway.
do you have to use the spray gun or is there another solution. looking to do it myself and trying to figure out the inital cost of the tools
Thanks for your comments. It's best if you have a spray gun or you could use the Tamiya spray packs.Its just easier to fine spray with a gun though. The spray packs tend to gush out.
where did you buy the kit?
Hi, I bought it last year and I think it was either Plaza Japan or BNA models online.
How long have you been making models
Hi I've probably been building kits on and off for the last 35 years.
@@sierrahobbys1883 impressive, do you wash your hands first to get rid of the oil produced by your hands?
@@mcdonaldschampion5546 I try to wear gloves when possible and I always keep my hands clean. Especially when building car or motorbike kits,not so much when doing armour kits.