Revell: 1970 Plymouth AAR Cuda Part 3
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It looks nice, looks stunning with that parts.
Looks Great. Can't wait to see the final car. 👍
Really nice, it looks like a kit that just falls together
Coming together nicely.
More muscle cars and hot rods please!
Looks awesome so far Tom!
The 340 Six Barrel is in the right place;-) Really great job!
How long would that kit take if you didn’t have to record it?
Hell Yeah !!!!! Got to put some of that Hemi Orange on the engine. My favorite color !!!!!!!
Would you ever consider doing the Ford GT LM by Revell as one of your builds?? Your take on it would be awesome!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Can you explain something. What is the function of the adjusting screw, other than provide spring for the button/lever on the part of the airbrush that contains the spring for the button? You can screw it in and out, and it doesn't seem to make any difference one position, so is it just securing it?
If its the screw i think you mean. Its simple to keep it in place
@@TheScalemodelingChannel So this inner screw, inside main body of the airbrush has no other function than provide spring for the paint release lever. thanks,
Another question: I tried to remove chrome from some of the plastic parts. I was read somewhere to soak it in bleach for 24 hours. This is a Tamiya Ducati 888 Superbike. However it only partially removed it after 36 hours. I didn't want to leave it in any longer as I was afraid it'd damage the parts. Is there another way to remove it? If not, will priming over it peel off?
It should not harm the parts if you leave it in longer.
@@TheScalemodelingChannel Thanks
If you can find Drano (liquid plumber) It removes chrome in minutes and I've left parts in it for a few day's just to see if it harms styrene... Not at all! Great stuff bro, and it's very cheap!
@@MikeCindyWhite If bleach fails I"ll try that thanks.
@@NeonsStyleHD Cool not sure where your from but here in the states Drano sells for 3 bucks and I reuse it... After about 5 to 10 minutes when all the chrome is gone, I pour the rest back into the bottle of Drano, I haven't had to spend another whole 3 bucks in over a year and it still removes chrome in minutes! I got that tip from Dr.Cranky... Great builder if your not subbed to him check him out, I hope this helps bro! Happy building!! 🏁🏁👍
Beginning to look like I'm in the Mopar we all know and love👍👍👍
As always a fascinating job on the model, the level of detail is insane, i love the colour choices as well). I would like to ask you a question: how and where should you leave the models drying after painting and not get dust or any other stuff in the paint in the results? I am currently building my first model and i have no experience with painting, a tip from you would be really helpful!.
I leave it where i paint it. And move it as little as possible
@@TheScalemodelingChannel well you have a paint booth and stuff and i do not. If i just leave it on the windowsill would it be ok or not?
Paint it where there is the least amount of dust. And leave it there. Moving it around or placing stuff over it will only attract more dust
@@TheScalemodelingChannel thanks a lot) I hope my first paint job will turn out good!
Should anyone in the US trying to obtain the Black Textured paint from Zero Paints and not be able to get it (I couldn't), there is a good substitute called Krylon, Fusion All-In-One, Paint-Primer, Textured Black that you can get from your local hardware store. The texture is actually works great at 1/25 scale, not out of scale, the black needs no additional sealant as it does well on its own. Normally I would never recommend using commercial paint products meant for larger construction projects, as the spray heads are meant to cover larger surfaces quickly and just don't work for modeling, but in this case I took a chance and it worked VERY nicely. Hope that helps the US viewers.
I don't want to sound like a nit-picky person But I notices you used Hemi orange. I was just wondering if "Zero paint" make Chrysler engine red? Or do they just make Hemi orange for engine colors? Also I know its a 1970 car and its a 340, but dose "Zero paint" make Chrysler engine turquoise? I have a 1/25 scale 1968 Dodge dart with a 440. In 1968 Chrysler painted all 440's in turquoise.
Does the exhaust line up correctly with that kit. Didn’t look like the headers didn’t reach the exhaust tubes. Just curious.
No, i used the stock exhaust instead of the AAR one
Wow Amazing !
Looks great
You do great work by the way can I get zero paints from you can`t seem to find them in Canada
Cant get is from me. There is a dealer list on the zero paints site
Zero Paint does ship to Canada. There's a FedEx Hazmat fee but if you're ordering alot it's worth it. I've got over 50 bottles so far.
I’ve been working on AMT models lately I just about through my 68 el camino model in the trash cause of how annoying the interior went together
did you get the firing order right? :)
Not even close
When part 4?
Beautiful
So those are decals for the battery I swear I never find kits that has that
27sincity my revelle 68 charger kit had it it’s the Hemified kit
@@leeduke9518 cool
Distributor in a MOPAR is in the front of the engine.
Well Tom, due to the origin of the car, I am going to make an American comment, so please read with an American accent: Good Job!
I believe you could have been a surgeon by the way you handle things.
Chrysler brllhousing are engine color and exhaust manifoldsvwere painted on the engine and had overspray on thrm
The 1970 Cuda chassis and subframe would have been painted body color
Mine is painted in black undercoating
Semi gloss undercoating is correct. There would only be a slight over spray from painting the body colour onto the undercoating. Typically the factory went 6-12” with overspray depending on where car was built. But for a model it is a great clean job. Nice work
@@ninjapumkin i know, though i was not recreating the factory look, more of a restored custom look with a nice undercoating to help deaden the road noise and make it look neater.
I try to build models like you but it's ends up like shit