Another great video on techniques used in building, with skill & patience in the execution. The attention to detail; remaking the headlight lens from scratch, correcting the scale of the panel lines, customizing structural panels & fixtures... Very good presentation as usual with close detail filming & no background distractions. Relaxing & entertaining way to learn from a skilled craftsman.
Hi, Long time i don’t make my models, but i can recognize myself on your video. Nice to see there are still people that prefer silendt weekend, with a good model and …thinking how to do. Will like to know you inperson to share experience and ..triks. I am giallomodena43. Not so much time , but love the building, and especially the lathe machines…. Keep going pal. Watching you and …love your clean works.
When I didn't have time, I used to watch videos of other people's productions. I was often healed at that time. We aim to continue such videos in the future. Please resume production！ Thank you.
Great video. I know a lot about thermoforming and molding with thermoplastic. I use a similar product from GSW Blue Stuff. Will continue to enjoy your viedeos and subscribe. Thanks for sharing, greetings Martin.
I was wondering whose kit this was. I used to build a lot of 1/43 kits back in the 80’s and 90’s. Started picking up some older kits off eBay the past few years but some of them had yellowed and damaged decals after so many years.
To be honest, I am not good at using decals from old kits. So I often make kits that do not require decals to be applied. If I can make my own decals, that's not a problem. I want to learn how to make my own.
Very methodical and diligent work for a rendering that is as faithful to reality as possible !
You are an artist.
Thank you 😊
Another great video on techniques used in building, with skill & patience in the execution. The attention to detail; remaking the headlight lens from scratch, correcting the scale of the panel lines, customizing structural panels & fixtures...
Very good presentation as usual with close detail filming & no background distractions.
Relaxing & entertaining way to learn from a skilled craftsman.
Thank you for your continued positive feedback!!
I bought a 1/6th scale M4A3 105mm Sherman tank and modded the heck out of most plastic looking parts. This brings back some memories.
That's a big scale!!
It's worth replacing the metal.
I’m amazed with your patience and attention to detail. Applause!
I appreciate it!
This is beyond my skillet, I love wat you are doing ( and taking notes!)
Thank you for watching!!
毎回素晴らしい製作動画をＵＰして頂きありがとうございます。
完成を楽しみにしています。
ご視聴ありがとうございます。励みになります！
素晴らしいこだわりに毎回感動します。毎回新たな道具が登場しますね～（笑）ヘッドライトを作るのにあれだけの工程をされてるんですね～。UVレジン位で作るのかと思ってましたよ。
ありがとうございます。
頑張ってバキュームしました！
初めてコメントさせて頂きます！
43の制作動画初めて見ました！ 素晴らしいですね！
今後も楽しく拝見させて頂きます！
ありがとうございます！！Studio.Scale24さんの加工方法参考にさせていただきます。
毎回楽しみにしております。金属加工も慣れた感じで素敵です！筋彫りも埋めてから掘り直すのはシンドイ作業ですが手を掛けた分の効果は歴然です。妥協しない姿勢を見習いたいです！
筋彫りの彫り直しは苦行ですね。
でも頑張ります。
分かっていただきありがとうございます。
Beautiful Ferrari 😍😍😍
Nice restoration 👍👍👍
Hi,
Long time i don’t make my models, but i can recognize myself on your video.
Nice to see there are still people that prefer silendt weekend, with a good model and …thinking how to do.
Will like to know you inperson to share experience and ..triks.
I am giallomodena43.
Not so much time , but love the building, and especially the lathe machines….
Keep going pal.
Watching you and …love your clean works.
When I didn't have time, I used to watch videos of other people's productions.
I was often healed at that time.
We aim to continue such videos in the future.
Please resume production！
Thank you.
Spectacular !
Thank you!!!
I don't even have words for what I just watched
Thank you so much!
Sorry, mate: I am completely ignorant…. But the first 4:35 minutes are to redo the plastic cover of the front lights?!?
Thank you!
Light parts of the kit were good enough to use, but I wanted to show you the process of building from scratch.
beautiful work. subscribed.
Thank you for watching and for subscribing !
i admire the effort that you put into you're works and videos! lovely model :DD
Thank you for your kind words!
Great video. I know a lot about thermoforming and molding with thermoplastic. I use a similar product from GSW Blue Stuff. Will continue to enjoy your viedeos and subscribe. Thanks for sharing, greetings Martin.
It's convenient because we don't need to use silicone to make the mold.
Thank you for watching!
👍🥇 From Italy
Thank you!!
Nice video!
Thank you for watching!
Fantastic work right there, wow you add so much details everywhere. Well done. Looking forward to see more videos from you, new subscriber here.
Your videos are great!!
Thank you so much.
Superb work.
Thank you so much！
Excelente execução, parabéns. Brasil
Obrigado por assistir!
Amazing!
Thank you！
Inspiring work! You are carving a straight line here 10:59 how and with which tool did you carve the curves?
I use the same tool when carving curves.
I cut a rounded corner of pink sandpaper to use as a guide.
Nice detail, ask what brand you use sanding grit for putty
Brand is TAMIYA.
Thank you!
@@bonbonscalemodel and same brand sponge sanding tamiya ? What number grit sir ?
Great detailed work! I'm amazed, I can't tell you how fast I pressed the follow button Looking forward to your new projects.
I am honored by your praise.
Thank you!
Awesome ! Why did you make new light cover with vacuum ? those from the kit are too big?
Thank you!
The kit parts were good enough to use, but I wanted to show you the process of building from scratch.
Amazing work!👍What is the name of the yellow putty?
Thank you!
Tamiya Makeup Material Polyester Putty
amzn.to/44pBP2K
I was wondering whose kit this was. I used to build a lot of 1/43 kits back in the 80’s and 90’s. Started picking up some older kits off eBay the past few years but some of them had yellowed and damaged decals after so many years.
To be honest, I am not good at using decals from old kits. So I often make kits that do not require decals to be applied.
If I can make my own decals, that's not a problem.
I want to learn how to make my own.
Very nice work. What is the material put in warm water to cast the headlights?
OK! Here is the link to Amazon.
amzn.to/3CQTq7V
Excellent, please can I ask what was the name of the tool you used to scrape the yellow headlights. I saw OLFA but don't know the name of the tool
Thank you for your question.
OLFA DESIGN KNIFE PRO
amzn.to/43H4DDH
bravo!
Thank you!!
What is the material that you poured hot water over to make the mold of the front of the model?
This is a something called a thermo plastic.
Thank you.
Love your work! Can I ask which material is used at 11:02 as a rigid template to scribe the panels? Is it cardboard?
I use this sandpaper↓
amzn.to/42fwdI8
I also shave the sandpaper itself and use it as a template when scribe rounded corners.
@@bonbonscalemodel clever! I suppose you use double sided tape to keep the sandpaper in place during the process.
This sandpaper has a sticky texture on the backside.😃
@@bonbonscalemodelwow, great material indeed. Thank you!
What is this yellow putty you use?
Thank you!
Tamiya Makeup Material Polyester Putty
amzn.to/44pBP2K
@@bonbonscalemodel Thank you
🤗👍👏👏👏
Amazing work👍and new inovate procedure..for inspiration
Thank you so much!!!
TOO small ! 1/18 !!