Moebius 1965 Plymouth Satellite AFX update 1
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 พ.ค. 2022
- This 1965 Satellite AWB AFX car is really going together! I just can't put this one down!
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She's lookin great!!.. I'll be anxious to see her all buttoned up!!
She is looking good. Almost done!
I always like the history lessons you give with each build you show us. Also your builds are kick ass great! Thank you for putting up these videos.
Thank you!
That is looking great Raoul. Will be fun to see it all done. Ron
Thank you!
Love this build, your doing a great job on this one too. Thanks, Raoul for all the awesome videos. Keep the Muscle Car builds coming especially the Mopars!
Thanks for your support!
Excellent job so far Raoul building your Moebius '65 Plymouth Satellite AFX and it will be another great Mopar build for you when you're finally done!
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Looking good Raouel! Thanks for sharing. Patiently waiting for the final update! Happy days and model on! 😎🇨🇦
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Glad this one is going together good for you. You need something after the paint troubles you've had on your other builds. Looking forward to seeing how this comes out.
That is how the ball rolls! Finishing this one and the Camaro! Corvette may even get clear!
Very Nice Results So Far Raul KUTAW and Have a Blessed Memorial Wknd. May God Almighty Keep Our Fallen Heros Always 🙏🙏, Gary.
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I was expecting to see it finished. I like all the details that kit has. Just some fine painting to bring it out. Nice work!
It’s almost done!
looking awesome so far Raoul … always enjoy these progress / update videos, so thanks for posting
Thank you!
Really enjoying your descriptions of why and how you are doing things. Getting back into modeling cars after years and years and guys like you are an inspiration and a great teachers. This car is going to look fantastic. Can't wait for the following version too.
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Ralph, The project is coming along real nice...can't wait to see it finished!...Have a great day!
Thank you! You will see the finished build Saturday!
It sounds like you're having a lot of fun with this kit... I'll have to try a Moebius kit someday...
This one has been fun!
Very nice work. That is going to be s wonderful model once it is finished.
Thanks for sharing.
It’s coming along great!
@@TheMuscleCarModeler It certainly seems to be doing just that.
Glad to see your enjoying the build looking good my friend!
I am! Thank you!
Great looking build, I have one I haven,t started yet. Keep up the good work
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New exhaust sound at the beginning! I dig it Raoul. Hehe
Just playing with stuff.
Looks good
Thanks!
It's looking fantastic, my friend, I'm really enjoying this one, looks like you are too 😁✌️
I am, Thank you!
Great kit,need to get one!👍
This is a great kit! Glad I bought 2 and plan to get the Coronets also!
Great job on the '65 Satellite. If my memory serves me, I think the "PLYMOUTH" on the hood was decals and my guess is the "O" didn't stick and no mind was given to it because the car only ran a short time.
I read that the mule car only appeared at one race! Not much is known about it.
Wow that’s looking great!
Thanks! I just finished it today and sent you some pics! Check your phone!
The work you do is far superior to many other modelers! Outstanding
As far as BMF is concerned, Luka Cee showed a product made by the manufacturers of Mr Colour paints, which is much better than BMF and apparently is beautiful to work with. You may want to look it up. I wish I could remember the name of it.
Thanks for the info! Next time I talk with him I may ask him about it. Or I could look it up on his channel. He has been bugging me to do an Unpodcast with him. I want to do it and should be fun but just haven't!
It’s looking really nice
Thank you!
Raoul I love it so far brother!!
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Building both versions is awesome. A nice collection added to your completed builds.
One thing about the photos on the box. Most of that is not correct for the cars as far as color choices. I think the builder painted the parts for effect and not correctness.
Probably true. I’m having fun just building it! Not really stressing on the details. Just building a nice model!
Great to watch this. I have the kit and you are inspiring me to get moving on it. Btw, I understand an AWB of the 1965 Dodge Coronet is on the way from Moebius. Gonna need to clear some space or that one as well !!
Thanks! I know and plan to get the 65 Coronet as well. But I think I may do one of the 65 Comets first!
Man this guy makes great models, I made a 1971 duster last week and I made it how I would have it if I actually had a duster and I thought it was my best model (and still do)…. Until I saw this guys model
Thank you! Be proud of your builds. I show many of my survivors builds to show what my old builds were like. Many of the survivors are my best work at that time. Many of the not so good ones were rebuilt or trashed for parts. After building hundreds of models you are bound to improve weather you try or not. Just have fun building them!
Thanks for the advice :)
Moebius kitsch are great
I have many but this is the first one that I have actually built!
Did the car not have the glove box door, or was that side of the dash welded up, any idea? A fine job on this one. It’s coming along quickly.
Don't really know. I saw a car that the dash was welled closed, and a few gauges added. Don't know if it came closed off or it that was done later.
Let's call it High Velocity White!
I like that!
I think the name of it was Alpine White I could be wrong the Alpine white could have been towards the later 60s but I could be wrong about the earlier part of the '60s with it when that car would have been built
I think you are correct. The 65 paint codes list WW-1 as Plymouth White. The name Alpine White I know was on the 70 Superbird. The name first showed up in 1969 and is code W-1! So is W-1 in 70 the same formula as WW-1 in 65? I think so because in 1968 literature the paint codes had 3 letters and basic names (Med blue poly) then in 69 dropped to the 2 letters and more creative names were added.
I've noticed you don't trim the edges of your crome rims.for me I use my pocket knife to trim the edges .so their not sticking out buy the tires.your doing a good job though.for me I just got back into modeling car's after 5 years.because ove Dr appointment.and dials treatments.
I will only when I have to. Don’t like to disturb the chrome.
What clear coat did you use?
Sherwin Williams CC939. This is real automotive clear coat!
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