Fantastic, I need to that! I have several miniatures that are toylike and/or lost their "chrome". They could become much more realistic cars, thanks for the tips!
Would you use a 1mm Chrome coloured Molotow pen instead in the future or do you think the results are better with paint ? Lovely job by the way - I especially liked the trick of getting the windows dirty except where the wipers go.... brilliant !
The occasional diesel horn in the background was a nice touch...how did you get them to blow on cue? Ha. But seriously, thanks for the tip of the snipped q-tip. I can use that to clean wheel treads on metal wheels with thinner.
on the stripe at the front of the hood,it's better to pull the brush away from the point where the tape meets.Take it for what it's worth,from an old pinstriped.The paint won't bleed under the tape
For some reason my brain initially registered "Fun With Diecast" as "Fun with a Dentist". And mentioning acrylics becoming a bit darker as they dry brings to mind that I've occasionally encountered some colors, and from several manufacturers, which can darken, and sometimes dramatically, when gloss coated.
I don't like 1/64 scale, it's too small, yet 1/43 scale is too big. Am I the only person who wants to start a collectable car company that manufactures autos somewhere around the 1/51 scale?
Well done!! 👏😊
Very good video, excellent result nice light weathering. Thanks for your input.
A Great, steady hand.. thanks for the tips.
Very nice video. Thanks for sharing your steps. The final results look great, not overdone. I enjoyed the ambient music as well.
Ethan
Thanks for sharing some tricks and secrets. The woody looks far more realistic after your treatment.
Beautiful work... 🤘
OMG i just came here my friend he suggest me go and watch Diecast and i saw 1st time i love this stuff Thanks a lot for sharing.
your video was a joy to watch, the soundtrack was perfect
+Macfriendly IT Services A fairly busy Norfolk Southern railroad line is nearby, so NS provided the train sounds. :)
Yes your right about that I can watch this video over and over again just for the fine work and sound
Wonderful job. I picked up some ideas from watching your techniques.
Total Awesomeness
fine work. Love the sound effects. Nice to see art can take on so many different forms!
Awsume Job!!! thanks, now i have about 40 cars to do myself. guess that's another retirement project!
Fantastic, I need to that! I have several miniatures that are toylike and/or lost their "chrome". They could become much more realistic cars, thanks for the tips!
your work is fantastic..
What a great video. Very relaxing to watch, especially with the soundtrack you chose. Thanks for sharing.
Nice work. very relaxing to watch as well!!
Awesome job!
You have a lot of patients for something like this. Great work!
+Love Game Die "Patience." A lot of patients suggests something odd! 8-D
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Oh grammar nazi.
Sorry i was cobfused
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awesome once again beautiful work
That was amazing. Great skill
Would you use a 1mm Chrome coloured Molotow pen instead in the future or do you think the results are better with paint ?
Lovely job by the way - I especially liked the trick of getting the windows dirty except where the wipers go.... brilliant !
Nice job. 1 suggestion, as I remember those bumps on the rear fenders were black rubber stone guards. I always thought they must be hard to clean.
you make the masking look easy. we all know better.
The occasional diesel horn in the background was a nice touch...how did you get them to blow on cue? Ha. But seriously, thanks for the tip of the snipped q-tip. I can use that to clean wheel treads on metal wheels with thinner.
+ocalicreek It was nice of Norfolk Southern railroad to provide the diesel horn music. :)
thanks for sharing
Birds Trains and Automobiles !
A escala é 1/43? Esse daí tá bonitão parabéns
on the stripe at the front of the hood,it's better to pull the brush away from the point where the tape meets.Take it for what it's worth,from an old pinstriped.The paint won't bleed under the tape
very nice i will get this model on amazon and putit on my o scale layout
pokoke awesome dude lah
Thank you
For some reason my brain initially registered "Fun With Diecast" as "Fun with a Dentist".
And mentioning acrylics becoming a bit darker as they dry brings to mind that I've occasionally encountered some colors, and from several manufacturers, which can darken, and sometimes dramatically, when gloss coated.
i like detailing. die cast cars
Cool
I don't like 1/64 scale, it's too small, yet 1/43 scale is too big. Am I the only person who wants to start a collectable car company that manufactures autos somewhere around the 1/51 scale?
Nice steady hand you got there mate by the way do you live in the Amazon lol
whats up with the birds in the background?
loool !!