Building the Revell Foose Design '67 Dodge Coronet 1/25 scale model car Part 4
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- In this how to build a model car step by step video of the Revell 1/25 scale Dodge Coronet Foose Design, I finish out the build by sanding and polishing the body and then completing assembly.
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You are very talented I'm just getting back into the model car building after 20 years
Thank you and welcome back to the hobby.
Really enjoyed this build ---- You did a very fine job ----- a lot of Detail and Patience ----- Will be looking for more ----- Thank You for sharing with us ------- Rodney
Thank you for watching.
Looks good from here … sometimes we just have to accept them as they are…. Build on 👍
Very true, otherwise it will drive you crazy. Thanks
Well done...very detailed.
Thank you
I think it turned out Great!!! Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching.
New subber here! I haven’t seen this car done by anyone! Good job!
Thank you
Very nice work!
Thanks
Great looking build.👍👍
Thank you
It turned out beautiful. The drop on the knife is heartbreaking, but it adds to the story of the car.🤠👍
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Nice!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks!!
@@ScaledDownCustoms 👍👍
I would go forward one step and make resin transparent back light with resin -- on your place.
and i also want to ad to my models roof interior.
You are making amazing job!Paint job is stooning!
I love that beautiful color on the model I don't know what you call it but I really like it it's really too bad that you can lower the front in a bit like on the box itself the model on the box looks like you have an auction to lure the front suspension but I guess not overall I really like what you did with the model it's awesome looking
Thank you. And yes, the cover art is misleading.
I was just gonna comment something similar. I just got this kit to build and I wish it had the same stance of the one on the box art. I might have to make a few tweaks.
I didn't hear you mention doing a mock up of parts before any painting to make sure everything would fit and all 4 wheels would be on the ground. The paint job is awesome!! Did the heater hoses come with the kit? Would like to have seen more hoses and wiring. I look forward to watching the rest of your videos.
It would be hard to live video a model car build like this for so many things not planned can happen .
Love that chrome on the motor which chrome is that its very good looking. Thanks for sharing LOL. 🙂Thomas over at The Model Hobbyist
All the chrome on this project is the Alclad II black chrome.
Next time show how to make a sunroof slide
omg just a masterpiece taking notes thanks 😎ps where did you get the polishing wheels 🤔🤩
Amazon. Search for 1inch polishing pads.
Could you please tell me where you getting your set up that goes in your drill ? I thought I had heard you mention earlier that you found the pads and other things on Amazon, but I’ve searched and searched and I can’t find what you have. Anyway, I appreciate your show and I hope that you keep sending them out 👍
I know. The options change all the time on Amazon. It took me a while of searching myself. Try searching for "1 inch polishing pads" and some options should start to show up.
@@ScaledDownCustoms thank you sir !
Love your video's. One question, on the Foose '67 Coronet build you used Alclad's chrome on the windshield then applied Alclad's clear over top of the chrome. You did this at the end, once the bodies was painted and cleared. I get the chrome, but to add there clear over top the chrome once you already had clear to begin with. I don't get base color, clear then Alclad's chrome and then there clear. I don't ger it, please advise.
If I chrome parts on the body that I will end up clearing after the car is painted that I will not clear the chrome as it will be cleared later in the build. If the part will not be cleared at a later stage that I will clear it after I spray the chrome. The main point to remember is that you just want the Alclad chrome protected (cleared) at some point.
You gotta be careful what clear you put over the Alclad too. Some of them dull out the chrome effect and will make it look silver.