Custom Hot Wheels Haulin' Gas Weathered / Abandoned / Horror Build - Three Blind Mice August
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- Going on a crypto-zoological theme this go around with a dash of American Horror Story's Circus Season. This episode features my test and review of the AK Interactive Humidity and Wet Effects paint set as well as the Ammo Mig Decay and Abandoned weathering set. Be sure to check out the other participants in the Three Blind Mice custom diecast builds and like and subscribe to them as well. This is a really fun community event and everyone worked really hard on their customs.
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Has the package come yet and love the idea for thi
I wish it had. Do you have a tracking number for it?
@@DiecastMediaNetwork sorry, no
Hmm. Ok. I'll keep checking the mailbox and email you as soon as it arrives. Thanks again for sending me something. It really means a lot.
As always, amazing build and video. Great stuff.... The King of weathering!
Thank you, sir I really appreciate it! I'm still getting caught up on everyone's videos but it looks like it was a great turnout.
Erf... You got Yours in late, BUT! Ya got it in. Looks awesome. Love the old-forgotten look (and we KNOW that's the truck YOU crawled out of) lol ;)
Haha! Yeah. I need to work on my timing. I did at least get the photos in under deadline.
Now that's really cool! I like the weathered abandoned look for this one!
Glad you like it! Thanks, George. And thanks for the sub too! Nice to have you along for the ride. It means a lot.
Damn Chuck!!! what a great concept!! and what a gorgeous home for an Octopus/hagfish hybrid
Love it! Great idea. Thank you, sir.
Very interesting weathering techniques looks great.
Thank you very much, sir. I appreciate you watching and commenting
I think it is a Greenland shark that can walk on legs
Great idea! Love it. Sadly no package yet.
Very nice, thats been in the bush scrub for decades, looks fantastic job Rgds KC 🇭🇲😎👍
Thanks 👍 Appreciate you watching, KC! :)
nice custom bro
Thanks so much! I'm a big fan of your videos.
I love your work dude, very nice 👌👌👌
Thanks so much! I appreciate it.
Very very awesome 😎👍
Thanks so much!
New subscriber. Very cool build. Great job.
Thanks so much for coming along for the ride. Nice to have you here. I appreciate the kind words.
Working on getting my own channel.
Nice! I subscribed. Eager to see what you come up with. Let me know if you have any questions about launching a channel.
It truly has that horror movie feel to it...like you’re a kid out fishing with your friends at the lake when you notice something over in that dark area of the lake with the trees. Personally, I think it’s home to the Creature from the Black Lagoon. 👍
Thanks, Jim! I agree. I can't wait to build a creepy base for this. I don't like scary movies much, but I love good horror set dressing. and doing a foreboding swamp would be really fun. Thanks again for watching!
I’d love to see a base build. What separates your channel from others is the story you tell as you show the build. You could be a movie set creator, Chuck. It’s always a pleasure to see what your brain comes up with. There is a ‘Leviathan’ mentioned in the Bible.....did you go Old Testament on us? LOL. Brilliant work as always, love the wet effect. I thought the “run” warning was a great touch.
Thanks, David! I think that's what I enjoy most about building weathered vehicles. There has to be a story behind each dent and mismatched panel.
OMG . You nailed it .
Beyond KOOOOOLLLL.
Very KOOOLLLL.
Mike Espo.
You're too kind! Thanks, Mike!
THIS GUY!!!! Well folks, he’s done it again! Another home run! Vines & slime! A Creature Feature that you the viewer must use your imagination on what it could be. Some sort of reptilian mutant, that maybe started out as a circus performer. Who knows?!!! Love it, Chuck!!! That detail!!! Impressed as always!!!!
Thanks, buddy! Ooh, I like that the creature was originally a performer. Feels very Batman Villain. Thanks again for all the help and support! You and Jordan are awesome.
Excellent Job just amazing I love how it turned out, great old book as well 👍👏🙌✌😎
Thanks a bunch! I appreciate it as always, Stanley. Yeah, I'm starting to amass quite the library of eye candy.
Dude, it turned out so good!
We think the creature is a giant aquatic bunny / rogue gorilla / slimy tapir hybrid, that feeds on pigment binder. So much pigment binder.
Pigment binder is the round handled needle files of binders. All great ideas! Love the aquatic bunny. Very Monty Python.
Wow!! Spooky!! Looks so realistic. Thanks for sharing. I learned something new today..lol
Glad you enjoyed it! This was a blast to build
This is by far my favorite one yet! From concept to final project, I love it! All the slime and vines made it even more epic than it already was. Excellent job!
Aw, shucks! Thanks, Jordan! I figured all my sci-fi friends would dig the backstory. :) Thanks for being amazing.
What an epic build! We love this vehicle as much as we love the back story😮. Wonderful video to watch!
Thanks, Dad and Andrew! I really appreciate you watching. Glad it was something you both could enjoy.
Super creative, although a bit of restraint on the weathering would have done this superb. I LOVE the circus theme and the story, and you have inspired me to do a circus theme build in the future. Great job!
Thanks! Yeah, I agree. It went a little overboard. Too much fun! I definitely want to do another circus build in the future. This book has so many cool trucks and the graphics are wild.
You did an amazing job my friend on that vehicle!
Thanks, Opa! I really appreciate it.
Looks great Love your video's I'll be trying my own weathering soon
Thank you! I can't wait to see it.
This is SO COOL! Clearly it's some kind of carnivorous ninja turtle-looking creature. I LOVE the vines, especially coming out of the headlight. It looks so natural! I wanna see the base-making! Those wet effects are incredible. So slimy!
Thank you! I'm excited to do the base too! Thanks again for watching and commenting, friend!🤗
Wow, now that is alot of detail work. Turned out awesome. Thanks for sharing another great video, take care and stay safe.
Thanks, Shorter! You too! I appreciate you watching.
Your attention to detail is off the hook !!!!!! Great build !!!!!!🔥🔥🔥✌🏾👍🏾🙏🏾👊🏾🇬🇧🇯🇲
Thanks, Kevin! I really appreciate it
Chupacabras nest
Fo sho! Or the cucuy! Better be good kids!
Haha! Love it!
Dude, every build you do eclipses the last. I only dream to be able to do a bit of what you do someday. Thankfully, I prefer a clean look on most of the models I do, but when it comes time to do any weathering, you're the channel I come to for inspiration and direction. Better late than never on the video though am I right?
Aw, shucks! Thanks, Evan! And yeah, the video was late, but the photos made it to TBM in plenty of time. Not really sure how the deadline there works. Oh well. ;)
@@DiecastMediaNetwork I saw your photo in the recap video and was patiently awaiting your vid
Sweet! Haven't seen the recap vid yet.
Chuck the story behind the idea is brilliant, I'd watch this movie....amazing fabrication and weathering techniques my friend.....Regards PJ;)
Thanks, PJ! I had a lot of fun working on the "story" for this one. I appreciate the kind words.
Wait, this was you on a time crunch? That was amazing.
To be fair, I was still late. But thank you!
Awesome mate !
Cheers, sir! Much appreciated
Some serious skills on view here and some techniques I've never seen before. To my eye, the final result is a wee bit too busy/overcrowded and I feel you actually *lost* some of detail you worked so hard to achieve. You nailed the "circusy" look, a major success in itself.👍👌
The back story adds a lot to the project, probably even more so when it gets added to the diorama, but your whole thought process is kinda flawed because this *IS* based on a real vehicle, a gas tanker - have a look at Lee's video. 😁
This is my first view of your channel, all very slick, and I think I'll be back. If nothing else, I'm keen to see the completed diorama.
Cheers for now,
Dougie.
Thanks for watching, Dougie! I agree. I did cover up some of the details I wish were still there. I got carried away on the vines and grime, but it was still a lot of fun. Thanks for dropping by! Hope you like my other videos.
Fantastic build and creativity ! The best ive seen in a long while on youtube.
Hey thanks! I really appreciate it, Jan. Your work is incredible so I consider that a great compliment.
unbelievable, great work...
Thanks, Robert!
Looking forward to the rest of this diorama! Great concept and execution!
Thanks, William! I can't wait to get started on it
That is simply amazing!!!!
Thanks, Steve! I appreciate it
Holy moley Mr. Chuck! This is intense and awesome and yes...we want to see a build vid on the base! Nice and imaginative work! I love that thing!
Thanks, Ernie! I really appreciate it. Now I just have to figure out how to build the base...
Nice build, awesome details and paint job 👌
Thank you, Joe!
Epic 🔥🔥🔥
Thank you!
im a very big GEEK and dame proud im a world geek!
It's a badge of honor, Robin!
So after watching this video I subscribed. Not really sure why I wasn't before. Anyway this was s great circus themed custom. Well done. I look forward to a day of binging on your videos!
Thanks so much! There's a bunch of fun stuff on this channel. I hope you like it. -CE
Genius creative! Definitely a level above.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate the kind words.
You're an artist!
Thank you so much! That's very flattering.
Looks great.
Thanks, Charlie!
Nice Diecast,,
Thanks, Noel!
GREAT VIDEO, From turd to super turd. lol Excellent work.
Haha! Thanks! I appreciate it
Fantasy and creativity at it's finest. Nice job done, i don't know why but when i hear leviathan, i instantly imagine a deep sea huge monster like thing. Thanks for sharing, take care and keep up the good work my friend.
Thank you very much! Yeah, I would say this circus might have been prone to a little exaggeration. Whatever it was, it wanted out! Thanks for watching.
Wow ,that is amazing, you are very good with details and imagination is over the roof .5*****
Thank you so much, Lazlo! I really appreciate the kind words.
Awesome mate ! Best wishes.
Cheers, Paul. Thanks for watching!
This thing turned out awesome. I love doing the abandoned vehicle kind of weathering and dioramas.
You may already know this, but another way to create leaves is to take some dried leaves from the backyard and run then through the spice blender. You will end up with tiny pieces of real leaves. Or, you can use oregano or some other Italian seasoning blend of spices for multi-colored leaves. Use these in conjunction with the flocking for a realistic effect. You can find a lot of diorama effects in the spice isle at Wal-Mart (LoL).
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Thank you. That's very kind of you to say. Man, that's a great idea mixing the leaves with the flocking. I'm definitely gonna have to try that. Thanks for the tip! I have some leaves I've ground up in the past but I didn't even think about mixing the two together. That's brilliant. Best wishes to you and your amazing teacher wife. ☺️
@@DiecastMediaNetwork You're very welcome. You can also mix different colored flocking to create a more natural appearance.
That's also something I want to experiment with. I recently inherited a bunch of flocking, and I've been doing a little wood working so I've been saving sawdust to make custom flocking.
@@DiecastMediaNetwork I have about 3 Firehouse pickle buckets full of saw dust (maybe more), soooo, if you ever need any...LoL. One day, a long time ago, I was looking at diorama supplies and I realized that it was mostly natural stuff. So ever since then I've collected a couple handfuls of rocks, sand or gravel from every place I visit. If I want logs, I'll get sticks from the back yard. Or, as you did with the vines, I collect roots (which make great dead trees as well). I'm going to do a video on all of this too. I just need to gather up a few more supplies.
@@woodandwheelz That's a really good idea. I'll have to keep an eye out for rocks and stuff once we're back to traveling again. I appreciate the offer, but I think a few more projects around here will give me more than I'll ever need. ;)
🍩h my, your out of control! I think there was a Girrilla locked in that thing!!
Haha! Thanks, Sheriff! I appreciate the visual aid. ;)
If you ever do another build where you need roots or ivy type things to scale try using thread or twine unraveled. You can add tiny bits of spices as leaves to make the ivy look like its growing . Would like to see it on it's display base.
Thanks! Good tip. That's probably easier to work with too. Display base coming soon!
Awesome rusty effect
Thank you!
wow ...that is creepy in a good way. Love it
Thanks, Sammy. That's exactly what I was going for
Wow 😳 awesome build 👍
Thanks, Joe!