As an FYI, Walthers now tells you to remove the roof by the twisting method, which for me was very difficult. Plus the newer cars do not come with pickups installed but they do sell a lighting kit that includes new trucks with pickups. I paint the interiors of mine before attempting to do lighting or add people.
Question! Why would you go through that trouble doing all that work when Walthers already has a plug and play light system for their proto cars?! You just drop them in snap the car back and ready to go! Help me I don't understand!
Excellent tutorial! The closeup views with the camera are VERY helpful. Thank you posting and sharing this.
You're welcome. Thank you for watching.
As an FYI, Walthers now tells you to remove the roof by the twisting method, which for me was very difficult. Plus the newer cars do not come with pickups installed but they do sell a lighting kit that includes new trucks with pickups. I paint the interiors of mine before attempting to do lighting or add people.
Question! Why would you go through that trouble doing all that work when Walthers already has a plug and play light system for their proto cars?! You just drop them in snap the car back and ready to go! Help me I don't understand!
He doesn't ether. I can't believe people pay him to mess their stuff up.
why did you connect the capacitor in PP?
Wonder how a female spade connector would fit. Jealous of your Chessie Club, I model Pere Marquette
I was thinking the exact same idea.
14:35 Better put a wire through the rivets to place them. Not everything can be done with a tweezer or pliers.
Where did you get the little brass peices? Becuase im gonna use this idea for my gn passenger cars
EBay. They are 1.5mm brass grommets.
@@SoloContracting thx bud
What did you use to glue the passengers in place?
I've used different things. But E6000 or Micro krystal klear are what I like the most.