SALVINOS JR 1/25 dirt track USAC Dodge Charger. Final weathering, soldering brass and more!! //PT.9
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ค. 2022
- In this JAM-PACKED final episode of the 1/25 scale Butch Hartman USAC Dodge Charger model by SALVINOS JR we cover lots of tricks and tips to finish off this dirt track racer.
From making the custom exhaust pipes from aluminum tubing, to final body weathering to soldering a scratch built brass front screen framework....it's all here plus a few other tricks all in this final PT.9 video!
Check out parts 1 through 8 below///
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• CHASSIS HOW TO: 1/25 S...
• SCALE MODEL TIPS: Buil...
• SCALE WEATHERING HOW T...
• SCALE MODEL TIPS: Pain...
• SCALE MODELING HOW TO:...
• HOW TO: Building and d...
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Finally this one is done! I hope everyone enjoyed this series. These kits are pretty fun, and are a great canvas to go as detailed or as basic as you want. I really wasn't anticipating it taking nine parts to get it all done, but I'm pretty happy with how the model turned out. What was your favorite episode of the 9? Comment below!
Clay, this is why I say I am happy to be the guy who makes the wooden frame and stretches the canvas over it so that the builders can paint their masterpieces! Beautiful work as always my friend.
Thanks Jim....
Hi, well done. I have enjoyed watching the complete build tremendously. This brings back a lot of memories for me. Butch was my first cousin, I have always been extremely proud of his career. You have done a great job on his Charger.
Thoroughly enjoyed this series. I’ve built 19 chargers and this Is by far the best one I’ve ever seen. Your attention to detail is second to none. Your wheels and tires look amazing, not to mention your paint job is 100% perfect as always. And you’ve definitely made weathering look so simple, but still make it look like it’s actually been on the track. It’s truly an honor to be around modeling at the same, inspiring all of us to the next level. Thank you 🙏🏼
Thank you for the kind words Robert. You got me by 17! This is only my second, but they are fun to build and come out looking really good. I'm glad you enjoyed following along.
Are you kidding Clay? I loved them all. Every-single one of these
videos was absolutely KILLER! An inspiration in getting me to up
my game. Yeah man, too bad its done. But I am SO looking forward
to future videos of your builds to come? God bless, stay safe & keep
on building Clay!
Thank you Jeff. Glad you liked them!
Well, that does it! I just gave away all of my modeling stuff. I think I will just quietly in the corner from now on!! 😄😄😄. Absolutley a great build Clay! Thanks so much for sharing!!
Great video. It’s so nice of you to share your knowledge with everyone!
My pleasure! Glad you liked it. ;)
I'm completely speechless. What'a masterpiece!
Amazing work! 9 steps actually makes it easier to follow and digest. Thank you for sharing your techniques. Will employ your brush and toothpick for weathering.
Excellent. I so appreciate you sharing this build. There is just so much I learn in each one of your videos. Thank you
Glad to help
OUTSTANDING my friend!! From beginning to end! Gorgeous work as always!!! Have a blessed and awesome week buddy!!
Good stuff...dig the mud technique. I'll have to remember that if i do a off road truck or somethinbg
Been looking forward to this. You are one of the only good You Tubers left actually showing build videos of race cars.
Thanks Mike. I love race cars. Can’t help it! 😄
WOW - incredible Clay! I could watch your artistic wizardry for hours on end. Fantastic editing and the finish belies a master craftsman!
Absolutely Amazing !!!! 👍 I am just coming back to model building and I appreciate you sharing your knowledge so people can learn new things 🙂
Awesome! Thank you!
Great vid, beautiful work Clay!! 👍👍 Can't wait to see it in person. 🙂
Thanks buddy! I appreciate the support!
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Superb modeling! Thanks so much for sharing.
Muy lindo todo... desde la presentación del video como la maqueta que esta muy linda , desde que me llego recomendaciones por Instagram de tu cuenta y vi que tenias cuenta en TH-cam no dude en seguirte por las imágenes muy buenas que presentabas.
Awesome build Clay. Love the weathering on it. Ron
Absolutely amazing work!
Well done Clay, 👍👍
Excellent job and loved the series watching it all come together…..
Thank you friend!
Salvinos is giving us model builders and 24th scale oval slot car racers the stock cars and oval track cars that has been missing
Wow that was amazing, so many great ideas! Thank you!
Awesome Build!!! You do Fantastic work!!! Great video to!!!! Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching Michael!
Fantastic build! Nice details. Very clean work!
Glad you like it! Thanks for watching!
Beautiful Job
Work of art man!!!!!!
To me the dieting the tires. I never used a toothpick to spray the mud. I have seen the ak product before, just always used real mud with a soft toothbrush. Seems like you have more control over the ak product as you did. Thanks for the great tip. Looks like I will be heading to 25th street hobbies to pick up an old NASCAR model. Thank you Clay for this nice series, have a great one!
Glad you liked it Mike. And for sure, this stuff can be really easy once you feel comfortable doing it. Plus as you could see when I got carried away, wipe it off and try again. Do you shop at 25th street in person, or buy from him online? Big fan of his booths. I buy a lot of supplies there.
I do buy in person. Can't wait until Dave gets the new room in back of Gizzmo's for his hobby shop.
hey man, ive really enjoyed all your videos. im just starting out making basic custin diecasts of cars that dont get produced. this video really helped me trying to figure out how to make "race used" detail such as rubber build up. i really hope you continue videoing certain builds
Glad it helped, Billy.
I even started a new rc racing hobby it's 1/24 1/25 scale model cars only on a special 3d printed flat pan car chassis that you can choose 20; different styles of rear ends for rear end and you must use the original body from kit and full interior detail and motor and all from kit you must use atleast 1/2 of the kit and I have different classes brushless modern nascar brushless vintage and classic nascar 1960-1980 vintage and modern latemodel/stock car dirt or asphalt doesn't matter in a fast brushed motor with lipo and then open road course any car you want on a brushless motor. It costs 70 buck to build just the car that is kit motor esc and servo then add your own radio and rx and I made very tiny transponders for timing and race results
Once again this is Awesome!
Do you think you could do a series that chronicles the changes that NASCAR has made through the years to things like the engine, seat, roll cage, body mods, etc.
As a modeler I like to go for accuracy but can't always find the reference I need.
Thank you for your outstanding work!
Nice build! I’ve never thought bout that for screen til I seen it. How’s the midget coming?
There is model builders, and then there’s clay camp
Mister Clay love the beautiful Dodge Charger that you did number 75 I have a question why did the exhaust system go out the back and not out the side. And where did you get the jar of Mudd your technique of detailing is amazing
I had a couple grainy pictures that showed it coming out the back like that. I thought it would be a unique feature to add. I can only imagine how loud that was in person!
Where did you get those decals?Awesome build.
And to prove a little solder goes a long ways, the solder is from Radio Shack lol
That's the best stuff I have found for me. It is getting harder to find unfortunately.
love your builds do you have any suggestions on where i can get some decals made. i making a copy of my grandpas midget and so far nobody will help me
Clay, I want to order a Salvinos kit soon. I'm a bit of a newb (I've built about 10 cars now). Do you recommend the newer next gen Nascars or the older ones for ease of build? I would think the newer cars would fit together better like Tamiya.
I would do an older one first. The new Nextgen kits can be kind of finicky. They get easier the more you build. But the first one will be a struggle.
Exhaust pipes go over the rear axle. Not under it.
I had one grainy picture from the rear showing the pipes coming out like that. From what I could see, it was tough to tell if they went over or under. For the sake of keeping the video simple, I went under.
Does the 429 make it faster? I bet it does!
USAC allowed the Dodges to go to 430 CI I believe back then.