Part 1 - Revell 1/25 '66 Chevy Impala SS - Step by Step build
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In my opinion this is the most beautiful car Chevrolet ever built. Dad brought Mom and I home from the hospital in a 1966 Impala SS427. It has the 435 horse 427 with a Muncie 4 speed and is turquoise with a white interior. On Sep 3, 2017 I drove Dad's urn to his final resting place in the same car. We scattered his ashes into a valley on the Clackamas River outside of Portland, Oregon. Then I parked it in my garage. I take it out now and then and beat the snot out of these kids with their import tuners then but it back away in tender loving care. I have a vial of Dad's ashes in the glove box so he is always with me when we go out to terrorize unsuspecting rice burners! It is by far my most prized possession!
Awesome car story David. Keep this tradition going!
Thats very heart warming story David thanks for sharing that buddy and thanks for watching - Paul :)
I’m sure your father would be proud of you David. I hope the Impala serves you well for decades to come.
@@jamesmcgowen1769 And after me, my nephew David will have it. Only condition, a bit of me goes in the glove box with grandpa!
My first car was a 1972 Chevy Impala, I was with my grandparents when they bought it brand new in 1972 I still remember driving home in the front seat with the customary plastic garbage bag hanging from the cigarette lighter fast forward 15 years and it became mine😁 and 210,000 miles on it when I first drove it in 1986
Owned one of these back in the early 90s (in light metallic blue). Thanks for building and again amazing detail!
Had surgery 2 months ago and this was the first model I ever built. Definitely not as detailed as yours but kept me busy. Thanks for all the teaching you provide. Have built 2 more models since and enjoying the attention to detail model building commands. Thanks again and keep building!
Thanks for watching buddy
Color tip for the panel lines..
panel lines give a shadow of the body color, so better to mix light or dark grey panel line paint with a little thinned body color. Then you give the panel lines realistic grey body color tone .
Love youre videos, keep them coming...
Cheers mate thanks for watching - Paul :)
Hy iam Len and iam 13 years old I am new at this channal and it's looks nice what you are building I make models for 2 years and I have never made a car your video has inspired to do a kit
BTW if I make write mistakes do not be aware that because iam from belgium🇧🇪
Excellent, make sure to join our Facebook page too, links are all in the description to all non live videosCheers buddy, thanks for watching - Paul :)
As always Paul, another top notch video, both in instruction and content, thanks for sharing.
Whenever I loose a bit of steam, all it takes to get the motivation back is 10 minute watch of a commented build from Paul. Best on TH-cam for voice over build technique and explanation.
Glad you enjoyed it
Great video Paul. The coral blue is a great color for that car.
Yes I will also get the name right for the paint in the videos lol, thanks for watching - Paul :)
I’m American, so I appreciate when you do hot rods like the impala & chevelle, so thanks. I do say I also appreciate the diversity of your builds. I just started building outside my normal builds. I’ve done planes, hot rods, tamiya race cars and street cars. Just got a gundam kit to do a special build. Thanks.👍👍
Cheers buddy, thanks for watching - Paul :)
Your Impala body came out beautiful. Very nice work. I must agree , the box art on this issue is gorgeous. You are correct in stating that the tooling is 24 years old. However the 1st issue of this tooling was a 65 Impala SS not a 66. The 66 version of this kit was 1st issued in 2010. Have fun with the kit. I look forward to part 2.
Cheers Rick and thanks for the info, thanks for watching - Paul :)
Looks amazing. Just ordered some bare metal myself.
I gotta admit...the effort you put into the metal trim makes all the difference. Worth the time it takes, it just pops! And the color is gorgeous.
Oh and...subscribed.
Thank you, thanks for watching - Paul :)
Thanks
Paul "the master car builder". Always a pleasure watching you build these works of art...just awesome Paul
Hmm Master no lol unless it bater lol, thanks for watching - Paul :)
I am so glad you’re workin’ on an american classic....looking awesome in this color. Thanks Paul for sharing..Cheers
My pleasure!, thanks for watching - Paul :)
Some day I will be able to build models again. How are you Paul? Good to see you again.
I'm good thanks :)
Really happy you are doing this kit, definite vote from me for more US cars when you feel like it even though I'm in the UK!.
I built the sister kit to this the 65 in the late 90s and it was one of the first kits that actually came out half decent lol!.
It's a great kit with no issues.
Love the colour choice.
Excellent mate cheers, thanks for watching - Paul :)
Excellent video paul ,lovely colour scheme 👌
Glad you like it mate, thanks for watching - Paul :)
Great video , learned a few new tricks , thanks Paul
Glad to help, thanks for watching - Paul :)
Nice job Paul beautiful work saw that dimple in the middle of the roof at 20.19 sec mark of video amazing how invisble it was during the build stay safe cheers
Yes its a bit of a pain but just one of things I guess, thanks for watching - Paul :)
This is one of the most satisfying builds I've seen. I absolutely love the color, the BMF is flawless (I can only dream of doing it at this level), panel lines are perfect and I love the car, having owned one many years ago. Some of the techniques and products you used are new to me; I hope to try them soon. Overall, stunning work! Thanks!👍🙂
Thank you for the kind comments, hoping this will turn out well :), thanks for watching - Paul :)
Paul mate you’ve done it to me again, you know I’m going to have to pick this kit up now
Cheers buddy and yeah its an ok kit, thanks for watching - Paul :)
Fantastic. Well done!
Thanks very much for this new build series Paul, all the best mate.
Very welcome, thanks for watching - Paul :)
Looks great!
I really love those American boats 😁😅 keep them coming..
Thanks! Will do!, thanks for watching - Paul :)
Looks fab Paul. Interesting to see you put the panel line on before the clear coat. I'll maybe try that on my next build.
Yes much easier that way, i've been doing it for ages now with no negative effects, thanks for watching - Paul :)
Awesome colour looking forward to seeing the next video 😎😎😎 thanks for sharing Paul
Cheers James, thanks for watching - Paul :)
very nice color, Paul
Cheers buddy, thanks for watching - Paul :)
*Great car body, the paint and the decal are awesome! 👍*
Glad you like it, thanks for watching - Paul :)
Great build ! Fun watching your videos and the use of British terms for the different parts. ( I''am a Yank ). You build like a modeler should, Not pompous and snooty like too many on Utube are ! Keep on building and don't glue your fingers together ! ...Cheers !
Cheers buddy, thanks for watching - Paul :)
Lovely Paul and nice change of era!
Cheers buddy, thanks for watching - Paul :)
That looks awesome. You ever think about using spray booth filter for the vent holes on the dust box.
Cheers mate Yeah but I dont think its needed to be honest, the mesh seems to work great, thanks for watching - Paul :)
Beautifull and really smooth paint.
Thank you! Cheers!
Love these build videos!
Glad you like them!, Thanks for watching - Paul :)
@@InternationalScaleModeller I’ve learned a good bit from them and started using splash paints after I saw you use them
Very nice build 👍
Glad you like it, thanks for watching - Paul :)
I'll catch this video when I wake up but before I go I'd like to say that the red 1966 Chevrolet in the background is identical to the one I drove in 1970.
Hey Bob, very cool mate, thanks for watching - Paul :)
Looks amazing great job.
Thank you! Cheers!
Really nice `period` colour . If youd spotted it , what would you have done with the roof ? filling and sanding ?
Cheers, with bondo spot filled it or just left it be lol, thanks for watching - Paul :)
I love the Impala great lowrider car. A quick question; as you are waiting between coats do you empty the airbrush of clear coat and clean the nozzle ready for the next coat?
No I just leave it in there, pop a medicine cup over the top to stop crap landing in there, do a test spray and away I go, thanks for watching - Paul :)
Just a stupid question; I like the final "wetcoat" You give the model, as it is a show car, and also to protect the decals, BUT should the accent lining not have been done after the clear coat. Now the black lines will be glossy instead of matte ? Awesome build, by the way, looks very nice.
Personal choice to be honest, any real car thats taken care of will have a dressing to the rubber making it looks satin or gloss :), thanks for watching - Paul :)
Thank you: would you list your finishes (i.e.) the clear coats. I'm in the US if we don't have yours would you recommend a good clear?
Thank you in advance!
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Crisps and beer don’t mix well with painting unless you wash the plastic. What is the white cap tamiya bottle?
Great build so far. I have been thinking about trying to do a Foose fade on a pickup truck model I have but I’m not to sure of myself doing it.
Its a glue a bit thicker than TET I think its the same as the orange lid in the US etc, thanks for watching - Paul :)
Great video Paul, that colour really suits the car. A question on your airbrushing technique, do you spray at a right angle to the model or at an angle so tnat some of the paint\clear sprays past the model? Cheers Philip
Ok so I should spray at a right angle but to catch everything on camera properly I spray at a slight angle, it doesn't seem to have any negative effect to the finish though, thanks for watching - Paul :)
Looking good!!!
Thank you! Cheers!
Carry on my wayward son!
Will do :)
Really nice and shiny 2k clear coat.. how do u clean the airbrush after that?
I Use just general lacquer thinner
Paul what kind of glue do you use for mocking up assemblies? And do you just use lacquer thinner to clean that airbrush used for 2K? That color is perfect.
For just mocking up I don't use any glue really, for actually assembly I use Tamiya extra thin and Ca glue for painted/pe/resin parts, thanks for watching - Paul :)
And yes cheap lacquer thinner for cleanup :)
Great..! Million thanks for sharing..
My pleasure!, thanks for watching - Paul :)
All my friends own a lowrider
Cheers buddy, thanks for watching - Paul :)
Can someone give me a link to where I can buy BMF online with shipping to europe
What is the glue you mix with the Tamiya Thin glue ?
EMA plastiweld, its linked int he big list of products mentioned at the beginning of the video- thanks for watching Paul :)
@@InternationalScaleModeller thank you buddy
OMG 😲😲😲😲😲 !!!!
lol you ok Gary?
Good job (c)!
Anton Vasin wow you watched a 45 min video in 5 mins
@@InternationalScaleModeller Speedy Watcher my other name ^)
Could you please tell me what's this color? Or how to tune it ? Thx
Tamiya Ts41 coral blue :)
@@InternationalScaleModeller THANK YOU~
I drink my whiskey out of an 80s Mickey Mouse glass. I figure the lead psint gets me that much more shittered
That explains alot now then lol