Watching this work is awesome. I cant tell you how much i appreciate the attention to detail and that knack for striving to achieve absolute perfection. There are so many places were you could have saved time and not done because no one would see it but you, like the little line you scrape off in even the tiniest places. These are the type of people I love working with and paying for services, whether they are a mechanic, fabricator, painter, carpenter, or even landscaper, whatever the profession, that attitude to never cut corners and do absolute amazing quality work is a special gift that is not seen enough and very much appreciated
I'm almost 50 and some of my dad's friends were into competitive model building. He had a 427 Cobra that he won first place with probably in the 80s. It was very impressive and the detail was awesome. But this is beyond words. Just beautiful artwork. Thank you for sharing. Being able to watch a master in action is jaw dropping. It's like watching those guys who make samurai swords.
Thank you. I am happy that you are pleased with me. The 427 Cobra is a cool car. Your comment touched my heart. My ancestors were real samurai with swords.
@@mokeipaint you're very welcome. That's very cool about your ancestors. I have much respect for your culture. You take so much pride in your work. I also have an Akita and a Shiba Inu. Many blessings to you and your family.
I'm simply almost beyond words. His hands are as steady as a cnc robot, his patience that of biblical Job, his eye for his work like Michaelangelo. The amount of detail work he put in, for details most ocd people would miss even if they knew what they were looking for, is astounding. Hats off to, and bow to, a master. 🥋👍👍👍
I have not seen anyone paint quite as beautifully as you do. Very inspirational and insanely aspirational comes to mind. Like all others who watched, we can not wait to see what you do to the interior. It'd be great if Tamiya made a standard street version that you could use the interior for with this body to make one heck of a street racing machine.
Thank you. I am happy that you are pleased with me. It is no exaggeration to say that Mustang is a famous American car that everyone in the world knows. I would like to expect additional models from Tamiya😀
Stunning work and attention to detail. The way you correct detail and change original Tamiya parts is inspiring to me to do more. Thank you this must have been a lot of work to film the way you have.
Wow , the absolute attention to detail is amazing. I particularly like the shadow painting in-between the the welding marks , it makes it so lifelike and real it blew me away. The little things like that make all the difference between a great model and an exceptional one .
Thank you. I am happy that you are pleased with me. I recreated the welds that characterize race cars. This time I'm making a famous American car, but I'm thinking of making a British famous car as well. Of course, it's a right-hand drive British spec.
Oh wow, I am blown away with all the details you've added to this chassis! Definitely the most detailed Tamiya Mustang GT4 I've ever seen. Super well done sir.
As someone who is around race cars and motorsport, as well as miniature- and model-building, this is absolutely astonishing to watch. The amount of care and attention to fine detail is just wonderful. When you first started adding to the underbody panel I was a bit confused, but as soon as I realized you were adding *chassis seam-welding* details... I'll admit it, my jaw dropped. From that point forward I was absolutely entranced by this. You've got a new subscriber, that much is for absolute certain. I can't wait to see the rest of this model come together! (Now to go back and watch your previous videos! :D )
Yeah come on everybody's talking about what a master he is, painting, details, all that stuff. I get all that, and I agree!! But knowing exactly WHAT to scratch build, and where to put it, and how it looks, now THAT is what is truly amazing.
I've been building and doing models since the sixties . I to take a part or an area and just work on it and work on it and spend hours sometimes days and I ask myself why am I doing this , and then I see this , this video of an artist a craftsman giving every area or part attention and the results tell you why we , as modelers go through it . But this is on an entirely whole other level this build isn't even halfway done yet and be taken to a model contest and probably win . It's , WOW ! , awesome. The chassis was unbelievable when you started to do the taping of the chassis for the putty I was thinking "what the heck is he doing" but the end results are unbelievable I and I'm sure lots of modelers would appreciate it , if you could you please , please put a separate video of just the entire chassis work unedited so we can see all the work that you to just the chassis , the factory access holes , the reinforcements spot welds , etc . Thanks for doing this this is totally inspiring it makes me want to just go out and crafts models all day I can't wait to see the finished piece.
Thank you. I am happy that you are pleased with me. Your comment encourages me. Due to my poor physical condition, the video posting has been delayed, but now I have resumed video production. The continuation video of the last time is also nearing completion. I will do my best to make you happy with the next video😀
Wow! I admire your hard work, attention to detail, precision, skilled hands, artistic creativity, and the patience you have in your enjoyment of this hobby. You are a true Master, Sir! I loved building these as a kid and I would sometimes blow them up on The 4th of July if they came out, not so well. It was fun still. To see someone of this level is truly amazing. Thank you for sharing you skills. Thank you for reminding me that there’s still that little kid inside that always enjoyed this. Even if I am only watching your channel and thinking to myself, Wow…that is so COOL!! I can’t imagine what your collection looks like. I have a 2008 Hyundai Tiburon GS that I bought brand new in 2009. A real car that is. I have always wished for someone to make a Model Kit like a Tamiya for my Vehicle. I know it doesn’t seem like an extravagant vehicle, but to this day. I still own it, I still drive it, I have worked on it, it has been a TANK in all winter snow conditions. It has always started for me. It has kept me safe and alive for many years. Someday I know it will be time to say goodbye, but if I could rebuild it I would. If I could have a Tamiya of it, I’d buy 10 kits and keep them! Lol. It has been a great car and I kindly thank my Korean Friends at Hyundai for making a superb vehicle! If they ever make a kit, please build one on your channel. I have the Silver one! I call it, Sharky! Thanks for reading and keep enjoying your hobby. Amazing work! Best wishes to you. Arigatou!
Thank you. I am happy that you are pleased with me. I don't have a Hyundai kit, but your comments are encouraging to me. I will continue to post videos that will make you happy!
EXTRAORDINARY level of detail, expertise and craftsmanship. I have this kit to build but I am truly in awe of what you have achieved and inspired to try to replicate (at least partially) your build. Thank you.
This is about the last video I thought I would ever watch (just stumbled onto it.) Quite inspiring to say the least. A true talent indeed. I haven't built a model in 50 years .... This video is giving me the itch. Interested to see this completed. Great stuff.
This is the most professional model car build I ever seen and I've seen hundreds and this stands over them all and it probably doesn't get any better then this built. I'm sure you could Easily sell your built kit's as much as $400.00 EACH!! Superb work & they're like in HD quality.
@@mokeipaint you should definitely look into doing Custom Action Figures and Accessories I would love to have some small weapons with removable clips and animated weapons.
I love how your spot welds look. Gotta be one of the most authentic looking spot welds I've ever seen done on a plastic model. Great looking. Your build looks authentic. Maybe try using photo etched exhaust hangers the detail on this build is absolutely awesome photo etched exhaust hangers would look great with the rest of your detail.
Thank you. I wanted to recreate the exhaust hanger. I didn't recreate the exhaust hanger due to lack of time. I would like to install it in the future😀
I just found your channel and now you have a new subscriber. I’ve always built model cars, trucks and boat since I was around 8, I’m 71 now and still love models but only now I model N scale trains, either way they’re all models and if done right, the way you do it With unbelievable detailing, it fun but your stuff is great! When I saw those bolts going through the exhaust manifolds & pipe flanges, I thought, NO FRIGING WAY HES ACTUALLY GOING TO PUT BOLTS THROUGH THOSE 😮 It’s hard enough doing that on the real thing, OMG you’re amazing! Can’t wait to see what’s next. Ron
Thank you. I am happy that you are pleased with me. Like you, I have been making models since I was a child. I will continue to post videos that will make you happy.
Thank you for sharing. I learned a few useful techniques from this video. Particularly your use of the knurling to waffle the foil. That was a nice touch.
Like everything, modeling is becoming more and more expensive. This video is pure inspiration to take more time for detail without much extra cost. Gives you more bang for your buck instead of quickly finishing your next model, if you can do it. Excellent!👍
I thought I've seen them all, but this is simply unbelievable! I've never seen such an astonishing paint job and care for details. You sir, are the greatest scale modeler!
You are correct, you show the technique for two seconds. one drop is down and you add another. That's why I missed it. It is a wonderful skill, I'll experiment to square off the drops. You even made the tie down holes for tow truck chains as well is drain holes. Did you look at a real car or just go by memory / experience? Do you work for a special effects company? Some of you guys are just on another level. You, my young friend, are in the pantheon of model car builders.
Thank you. I am happy that you are pleased with me. Before I make a plastic model, I search for photos and materials on SNS and Google search. I also search by parts. For example, this Mustang GT4 has a Holinger transmission, a Setrab oil cooler, and a Sparco 2017 model seat and seatbelt. Based on these materials, I judge how far it can be reproduced and then start production.
Hello, I am really impressed by this detailing job. I was just wondering how you got all the information to reproduce so well REALITY ? I purchased the same model for Christmas. I have been watching the video again and again. I will try to reproduce what you did. Obviously I will not be able to do such a good job but I will keep trying.. Your detailing is really amazing. Thank you !
Can't wait to hear him Crank It up for the first start , love to hear those motors being broken in, and then they just smooth right on out like a hurd of mustangs coming out of the canyon !
I'm new to your channel and want to compliment you not only on your first rate build but also the very professionally-edited video. You managed to show how you achieved a fantastic level of detail in very succinct steps. Thank you for sharing and I'm looking forward to more of your posts!
He literally used putty to make the break lines or wires what ever that was that he then painted with very tiny dotted lines down it that was amazing all the details he put into this build is crazzy he did stuff that you won't even see once the car is together but it's there and he knows it's there and can say it's even there this is amazing and I aspire to be this good one day when building models at the very least a 1/16 as good as you I aspire to be can't be 100 percent as good cause your amazing
Thank you. The Dodge Charger is a famous car! I would like to make an old-fashioned American car, but it is difficult to obtain a kit in Japan, so I am currently looking for it😀
Thank you. I am happy that you are pleased with me. I was planning to recreate the fuel pipes and such. I gave up due to lack of photos and materials of the actual car.
This is amazing the amount of extra stuff that is being done to make the model more realistic. It would have been better if there was some information put on the screen at certain points to explain what was being done and why.
Thank you. I am glad to hear that. I think you are right, there is a lack of explanation. I am considering whether to post a summary video with explanations after this piece is completed.
Das könnte ich mir stundenlang angucken wie der sich in seine Arbeit verliebt hat......Bruder mach weiter so,wow. Wenn er jetzt aus Plastik-& Metallscheiben und Streifen und Leisten eigene Kreation zaubern würde, wäre er unabhängig von Modellbausortimenten und würde in die Annalen eingehen.
Thank you. Lacquer "Urushi" is a method used for hundreds of years to apply gold leaf in Japan. This technique is still used in traditional Japanese crafts today.
I couldn’t hit the subscribe button fast enough. This is, hands down, the most jaw-dropping, accurately built/painted model I have ever seen, and the editing is top-notch. Your painstaking prep work, colour selection, paint mixing and finishing set you head and shoulders above anything else I’ve seen on TH-cam, and I subscribe to a ridiculous number of channels. Yet you still seem to find the time to acknowledge and reply to virtually every comment that gets posted. With that in mind I have a question: it looked to me like you made foil adhesive from cashew nut shell liquid - is that correct? If so, is it because it will not hold brush marks? I’ve been struggling with finding an adhesive that will work with very thin foil but can be applied by brush and will self-level in a very thin layer, but that is reasonably easy to use and has acceptable tack and dry times.
Thank you. I am glad you are pleased with my work. To apply the aluminum foil, dilute Urushi 10 times with a special diluent. Then, apply the lacquer with a brush to the place where the aluminum foil is to be applied and leave it for a few minutes. When the lacquer becomes sticky, the aluminum foil is applied. For thin 24k gold, silver, or platinum foil, such as 0.0001mm (1/10000mm) thick, apply lacquer to the area to be covered with the foil and leave it for a few minutes, then wipe off the lacquer with a special dust-free tissue paper before applying the gold, silver, or platinum foil. In this case, if the lacquer is completely wiped off, the lacquer will be glossy; if a little is wiped off, the lacquer will be semiglossy; and if almost no lacquer is wiped off, the lacquer will be matte. The finished gloss can be adjusted according to how much lacquer is wiped away. This technique has been handed down in Japan since ancient times. It is still used today in traditional Japanese crafts, and all of the gold leaf applied to the ornate decorations of Japanese castles and shrines built more than 400 years ago was created using this technique. The chrysanthemum crest on the bow of the battleship Yamato and the battleship Musashi were also gilded using this technique. Today, many people in Japan use the same technique to apply gold leaf to the chrysanthemum crest when building plastic models of the Battleship Yamato and the Battleship Musashi.
@@mokeipaint Wow! Thanks for such a detailed reply! I appreciate you sharing your knowledge with us mere mortals. I will now attempt to find a local, or at least Canadian, source for Urushi and accompanying thinner. You have gained a loyal follower and subscriber.
@@mokeipaint Thank you again, it would be disastrous to dissolve a model after putting so many hours of work into it. 🫣 I’ve been thinking about your builds and considering how much time you must apply just to plan everything out. I’m guessing there must be several days, if not weeks, spent on researching colours, determining which parts need correction and how that should be done, planning how to best mix and apply each colour and in which order, deciding which type of paint to use, how to light and frame each shot, etc., etc... All this before removing the first part from the sprue! The more I think about all that, the more I appreciate how much time and effort you put into what we see, and it becomes easy to understand why each episode takes so long to produce. The result, while no doubt exhausting for you, is a master class in model making for your viewers. I’m sorry to go on at such length, I am struggling to put into words how awed I am by your skill and creativity and I (selfishly, perhaps) hope to help inspire you to continue producing such amazing content.
Watching this work is awesome. I cant tell you how much i appreciate the attention to detail and that knack for striving to achieve absolute perfection. There are so many places were you could have saved time and not done because no one would see it but you, like the little line you scrape off in even the tiniest places. These are the type of people I love working with and paying for services, whether they are a mechanic, fabricator, painter, carpenter, or even landscaper, whatever the profession, that attitude to never cut corners and do absolute amazing quality work is a special gift that is not seen enough and very much appreciated
Thank you. I am very happy to be pleased with you. Your comment is very encouraging to me. I will continue to post videos that will make you happy😀
I'm almost 50 and some of my dad's friends were into competitive model building. He had a 427 Cobra that he won first place with probably in the 80s. It was very impressive and the detail was awesome. But this is beyond words. Just beautiful artwork. Thank you for sharing. Being able to watch a master in action is jaw dropping. It's like watching those guys who make samurai swords.
Thank you. I am happy that you are pleased with me. The 427 Cobra is a cool car. Your comment touched my heart. My ancestors were real samurai with swords.
@@mokeipaint you're very welcome. That's very cool about your ancestors. I have much respect for your culture. You take so much pride in your work. I also have an Akita and a Shiba Inu. Many blessings to you and your family.
Thank you. I know you take good care of your Akita and Shiba Inu. May your family have many blessings.
@@ah6352 I had no idea competitive model building was a thing. Thats really cool
I'm simply almost beyond words. His hands are as steady as a cnc robot, his patience that of biblical Job, his eye for his work like Michaelangelo. The amount of detail work he put in, for details most ocd people would miss even if they knew what they were looking for, is astounding. Hats off to, and bow to, a master. 🥋👍👍👍
Thank you very much. I am glad you are pleased. Thank you for likening me to the Holy Bible.
A well-written encapsulation!
I literally was astonished at this as well. It's almost unbelievable.
あなたのチャンネルは TH-cam で私のお気に入りです。 モケイさんの作品を共有していただきありがとうございます
日本語でコメントありがとうございます。私はジェームスさんに感謝しています。
All that training in Japanese but you still haven’t learned to not use あなた especially when you already know the persons name.
@@ロクアンドロルしかない Google translate
I don't know whether to hate this guy, or to BEG for lessons. This is truely amazing work and I am in absolute awe. Well done, well done!
Thank you. I am glad you are pleased. I will show you my technique through videos. I hope you can find it helpful😀
@Peter Iccabazzi -- HAHAHAHHA you ripped the words right outta my mouth.
@@mokeipaint What type of body filler do you use?
I have not seen anyone paint quite as beautifully as you do. Very inspirational and insanely aspirational comes to mind. Like all others who watched, we can not wait to see what you do to the interior. It'd be great if Tamiya made a standard street version that you could use the interior for with this body to make one heck of a street racing machine.
Thank you. I am happy that you are pleased with me. It is no exaggeration to say that Mustang is a famous American car that everyone in the world knows. I would like to expect additional models from Tamiya😀
This is Japanese modeling at its finest. The best brand in the hands of an artist. High-caliber job all around.
Thank you. I am happy that you are pleased with me😀
@@mokeipaint Beyond pleased. People should aspire to build a Tamiya like this!
Stunning work and attention to detail. The way you correct detail and change original Tamiya parts is inspiring to me to do more. Thank you this must have been a lot of work to film the way you have.
Thank you. Your comment encourages me😀
I've built a thousand models as a kid. But at my very best, I could not even hold this man's brushes. Humbled by your mastery.
Thank you. I am happy that you liked the video. It's amazing that you made 1000 kits😀
Wow , the absolute attention to detail is amazing. I particularly like the shadow painting in-between the the welding marks , it makes it so lifelike and real it blew me away. The little things like that make all the difference between a great model and an exceptional one .
Thank you. I am happy that you are pleased with me. I recreated the welds that characterize race cars. This time I'm making a famous American car, but I'm thinking of making a British famous car as well. Of course, it's a right-hand drive British spec.
Simply breathtaking- as someone in their 40s who only came to the hobby around a year and a half ago, I just can’t comprehend this lol
Inspiring stuff
Thank you😀
The welds, the creases, the gap seal, the nuts n bolts and the frickin heat shields. I'm truly astonished......... 'An Artist'
thank you. I am happy that you are pleased with me😀
Oh wow, I am blown away with all the details you've added to this chassis! Definitely the most detailed Tamiya Mustang GT4 I've ever seen. Super well done sir.
Thank you. I am happy that you are pleased with me. The Japanese car model you build is the best. COROLLA is good.
@@mokeipaint Thank you ☺️👍🏼
As someone who is around race cars and motorsport, as well as miniature- and model-building, this is absolutely astonishing to watch. The amount of care and attention to fine detail is just wonderful. When you first started adding to the underbody panel I was a bit confused, but as soon as I realized you were adding *chassis seam-welding* details... I'll admit it, my jaw dropped. From that point forward I was absolutely entranced by this.
You've got a new subscriber, that much is for absolute certain. I can't wait to see the rest of this model come together! (Now to go back and watch your previous videos! :D )
Thank you. I am happy that you are pleased with me. Your comment is very encouraging to me😀
Thank you. I am happy that you are pleased with me. Your comment is very encouraging to me😀
Amazing work can you please list all the aftermarket parts you used I love to try and build this kit like you did.
Yeah come on everybody's talking about what a master he is, painting, details, all that stuff. I get all that, and I agree!!
But knowing exactly WHAT to scratch build, and where to put it, and how it looks, now THAT is what is truly amazing.
thank you. I will take your opinion into consideration🤔
I've been building and doing models since the sixties . I to take a part or an area and just work on it and work on it and spend hours sometimes days and I ask myself why am I doing this , and then I see this , this video of an artist a craftsman giving every area or part attention and the results tell you why we , as modelers go through it . But this is on an entirely whole other level this build isn't even halfway done yet and be taken to a model contest and probably win . It's , WOW ! , awesome. The chassis was unbelievable when you started to do the taping of the chassis for the putty I was thinking "what the heck is he doing" but the end results are unbelievable I and I'm sure lots of modelers would appreciate it , if you could you please , please put a separate video of just the entire chassis work unedited so we can see all the work that you to just the chassis , the factory access holes , the reinforcements spot welds , etc . Thanks for doing this this is totally inspiring it makes me want to just go out and crafts models all day I can't wait to see the finished piece.
Thank you. I am happy that you are pleased with me. Your comment encourages me. Due to my poor physical condition, the video posting has been delayed, but now I have resumed video production. The continuation video of the last time is also nearing completion. I will do my best to make you happy with the next video😀
@@mokeipaint I truly hope you feel and get better, I will send positive thoughts to you be well.
I have watched several of your vids and one thing is abundantly clear, You are the absolute masking tape *King*
Thank you. I often use an airbrush, so I use a lot of masking tape😀
Wow! I admire your hard work, attention to detail, precision, skilled hands, artistic creativity, and the patience you have in your enjoyment of this hobby. You are a true Master, Sir! I loved building these as a kid and I would sometimes blow them up on The 4th of July if they came out, not so well. It was fun still. To see someone of this level is truly amazing. Thank you for sharing you skills. Thank you for reminding me that there’s still that little kid inside that always enjoyed this. Even if I am only watching your channel and thinking to myself, Wow…that is so COOL!! I can’t imagine what your collection looks like. I have a 2008 Hyundai Tiburon GS that I bought brand new in 2009. A real car that is. I have always wished for someone to make a Model Kit like a Tamiya for my Vehicle. I know it doesn’t seem like an extravagant vehicle, but to this day. I still own it, I still drive it, I have worked on it, it has been a TANK in all winter snow conditions. It has always started for me. It has kept me safe and alive for many years. Someday I know it will be time to say goodbye, but if I could rebuild it I would. If I could have a Tamiya of it, I’d buy 10 kits and keep them! Lol. It has been a great car and I kindly thank my Korean Friends at Hyundai for making a superb vehicle! If they ever make a kit, please build one on your channel. I have the Silver one! I call it, Sharky! Thanks for reading and keep enjoying your hobby. Amazing work! Best wishes to you. Arigatou!
Thank you. I am happy that you are pleased with me. I don't have a Hyundai kit, but your comments are encouraging to me. I will continue to post videos that will make you happy!
Holy sheeeeet, I've seen real cars that don't look as good as this. Its magnificent 👏
Thank you. I am happy that you are pleased with me😀
マフラーのフランジとボルト再現に感動です。
本当に素晴らしいです!!
ありがとうございます。喜んで頂いて嬉しいです😀
EXTRAORDINARY level of detail, expertise and craftsmanship. I have this kit to build but I am truly in awe of what you have achieved and inspired to try to replicate (at least partially) your build. Thank you.
Thank you. I'm glad that the video I created was useful to you. I hope you build good works😀👍
This is 100% pure artwork. Absolutely stunning, well done! 👍🏼❤️
Thank you. I am happy that you are pleased with me😀👍
This is about the last video I thought I would ever watch (just stumbled onto it.) Quite inspiring to say the least. A true talent indeed. I haven't built a model in 50 years .... This video is giving me the itch. Interested to see this completed. Great stuff.
Thank you. I'm glad that you enjoy the video. I would be happy if you could revive model making.
This is the most professional model car build I ever seen and I've seen hundreds and this stands over them all and it probably doesn't get any better then this built. I'm sure you could Easily sell your built kit's as much as $400.00 EACH!! Superb work & they're like in HD quality.
Thank you. I am happy that you are pleased with me. I will continue to post videos that will make you happy.
@@mokeipaint you should definitely look into doing Custom Action Figures and Accessories I would love to have some small weapons with removable clips and animated weapons.
@@AudioAndroid I think your idea is good. I can't afford it now because it takes time to make it, but it's good to incorporate it in the future😀👍
Absolutely Stunning craftsmanship.
It was like a ballet.
The exhaust looks so realistic, love the way you bolted it in.
Thank you. I am happy that you liked the video😀
Eine Verrückte, schöne Arbeit 😀.
Sowas hab ich im Modellbau noch NIE gesehen!
Eine Wahnsinns Arbeit.
Allererste Sahne/Klasse 👍👍👍!
Vielen Dank. Ich freue mich, dass Sie mit meiner Arbeit zufrieden sind😀👍
I love how your spot welds look. Gotta be one of the most authentic looking spot welds I've ever seen done on a plastic model. Great looking. Your build looks authentic. Maybe try using photo etched exhaust hangers the detail on this build is absolutely awesome photo etched exhaust hangers would look great with the rest of your detail.
Thank you. I wanted to recreate the exhaust hanger. I didn't recreate the exhaust hanger due to lack of time. I would like to install it in the future😀
The stitch welds on the chassis🔥🔥🔥 that's gna be 1 rigid model car
Thank you 😀
魅入ってしまった❗️
ここまで細かく作り上げるとは‥
天晴れで御座います‼️
ありがとうございます。喜んで頂いて嬉しいです😀
Simply amazing. By far, this is the most impressive build I have ever seen. Thank you for sharing your gift.
Thank you. I am happy that you are pleased with me😀
I just found your channel and now you have a new subscriber. I’ve always built model cars, trucks and boat since I was around 8, I’m 71 now and still love models but only now I model N scale trains, either way they’re all models and if done right, the way you do it With unbelievable detailing, it fun but your stuff is great! When I saw those bolts going through the exhaust manifolds & pipe flanges, I thought, NO FRIGING WAY HES ACTUALLY GOING TO PUT BOLTS THROUGH THOSE 😮 It’s hard enough doing that on the real thing, OMG you’re amazing! Can’t wait to see what’s next. Ron
Thank you. I am happy that you are pleased with me. Like you, I have been making models since I was a child. I will continue to post videos that will make you happy.
Thank you for sharing. I learned a few useful techniques from this video. Particularly your use of the knurling to waffle the foil. That was a nice touch.
Thank you. I am happy that the video is useful for you.
Like everything, modeling is becoming more and more expensive. This video is pure inspiration to take more time for detail without much extra cost. Gives you more bang for your buck instead of quickly finishing your next model, if you can do it. Excellent!👍
Thank you. I am glad you are pleased with my work. I will continue to do the minimal detailing required😀
I thought I've seen them all, but this is simply unbelievable! I've never seen such an astonishing paint job and care for details. You sir, are the greatest scale modeler!
Thank you😀
You are correct, you show the technique for two seconds. one drop is down and you add another. That's why I missed it.
It is a wonderful skill, I'll experiment to square off the drops. You even made the tie down holes for tow truck chains as well is drain holes. Did you look at a real car or just go by memory / experience?
Do you work for a special effects company? Some of you guys are just on another level. You, my young friend, are in the pantheon of model car builders.
Thank you. I am happy that you are pleased with me. Before I make a plastic model, I search for photos and materials on SNS and Google search. I also search by parts. For example, this Mustang GT4 has a Holinger transmission, a Setrab oil cooler, and a Sparco 2017 model seat and seatbelt. Based on these materials, I judge how far it can be reproduced and then start production.
@@mokeipaint Thank you for your help, I will try to be worthy.
@@highorbit3282 Thank you😀
I just dont want to skip any seconds of this video. Truly amazing works.
Thank you. I am happy that you like the video.
Hello,
I am really impressed by this detailing job.
I was just wondering how you got all the information to reproduce so well REALITY ?
I purchased the same model for Christmas. I have been watching the video again and again. I will try to reproduce what you did.
Obviously I will not be able to do such a good job but I will keep trying..
Your detailing is really amazing.
Thank you !
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The amount of detail is insane! Respect! Work of art!
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That's model-making at a whole other level! 😮 Great job!
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Can't wait to hear him Crank It up for the first start , love to hear those motors being broken in, and then they just smooth right on out like a hurd of mustangs coming out of the canyon !
I'm new to your channel and want to compliment you not only on your first rate build but also the very professionally-edited video. You managed to show how you achieved a fantastic level of detail in very succinct steps. Thank you for sharing and I'm looking forward to more of your posts!
Thank you. I am happy that you are pleased with me. Your comment encourages me. I will continue to post videos that will make you happy!
He literally used putty to make the break lines or wires what ever that was that he then painted with very tiny dotted lines down it that was amazing all the details he put into this build is crazzy he did stuff that you won't even see once the car is together but it's there and he knows it's there and can say it's even there this is amazing and I aspire to be this good one day when building models at the very least a 1/16 as good as you I aspire to be can't be 100 percent as good cause your amazing
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Your attention to detail is a joy to watch.
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丁寧な作業で感服しました。
ありがとうございます。喜んで頂いて嬉しいです😀
I sat here the entire time amazed and knowing my modeling skills are complete garbage now....that was amazing.
Thank you. You have great skills too. Making a plastic model is just a trick. If you know the trick, you can do it too😀👍
I'm with all of the others ... simply amazing work/art! Thank you for sharing.
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This is fantastic, the level of detail is amazing. I love the seam sealer/spot welds on the chassis!
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SUPERIOR!! Absolutely amazing work and attention to detail!
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Amazing details!
Thanks for sharing your techniques!
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your attention to detail is incredible
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Definitely worth a subscribe. Most intricate work I’ve seen!
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That attention to detail is amazing
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That was nuts dude. This is the first time I've seen one of your vids but most certainly won't be the last. Absolute madman 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🎉
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wow your work is very impressive, the amount of detail are mind blowing keep the good work so fun to watch
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As a fellow model builder , I'm humbled to be in the presence of Greatness !
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I suddenly have the urge to throw my models in the trash now. Amazing attention to detail.
Thank you😀 Don't throw your models in the trash🤣
Just stumbled upon your channel , amazing modeling skills.
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Amazing just amazing the thought process and creativeness. I would love to see you build the revell 1970 fast and the furious dodge charger.
Thank you. The Dodge Charger is a famous car! I would like to make an old-fashioned American car, but it is difficult to obtain a kit in Japan, so I am currently looking for it😀
that was incredible you did a wonderful job
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You simple are the best model make I have ever seen wow
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Unbelievable build ! I just quit making models after seeing this ! 😂
Thank you. Don't stop making models.
A true master of this art. Very well done!
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That’s incredible
You should get a Dremel tool
Your filled with patience
Keep up with the amazing work
Thank you. I am happy that you are pleased with me. I don't have a dremel tool, but I do have a Blue Point and Snap on tool.😀
Wow! I'm totally blown away by your skill.
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WOW - you are truly a master. So many wonderful details.
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You forgot the hoses for the braking fluid at the calipers.
Just kidding. I've never seen such an amount of Detail. Great work!
Thank you. I am happy that you are pleased with me. I was planning to recreate the fuel pipes and such. I gave up due to lack of photos and materials of the actual car.
This is amazing the amount of extra stuff that is being done to make the model more realistic. It would have been better if there was some information put on the screen at certain points to explain what was being done and why.
Thank you. I am glad to hear that. I think you are right, there is a lack of explanation. I am considering whether to post a summary video with explanations after this piece is completed.
Amazing! Your attention to detail is very impressiv!
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You did an astounding job! I have this kit but I wouldn't go this far, it's a curbside kit!
Thank you. Please make this kit. The content of this video is an example, so you don't need to go this far😀
fbi wants to know what have you been doing couple thousand years ago, It has something to do with sculpting a human being.
truly amazing work
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Das könnte ich mir stundenlang angucken wie der sich in seine Arbeit verliebt hat......Bruder mach weiter so,wow. Wenn er jetzt aus Plastik-& Metallscheiben und Streifen und Leisten eigene Kreation zaubern würde, wäre er unabhängig von Modellbausortimenten und würde in die Annalen eingehen.
Vielen Dank. Ich freue mich, dass dir mein Video gefällt. Ich werde weiterhin Videos posten, die dich glücklich machen werden.
What a great idea using oil based lacquer as an adhesive for kitchen aluminum foil.
Thank you. Lacquer "Urushi" is a method used for hundreds of years to apply gold leaf in Japan. This technique is still used in traditional Japanese crafts today.
デザインナイフのあそこで型を取るのは盲点！！そんな手が！
ほんと見るたび勉強になります
ここまで綺麗に作れねえ！って気持ちにもなっちゃいますがw.
ありがとうございます。デザインナイフは狭い場所には便利です。この手はよく使っていますがプラスチックを傷つけないように気お付けて下さい😀
This is fantastic work so far! I would be really happy to see next part od this build. :)
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@@mokeipaint I will 😊
Such intricate work with the tin foil, nice work.
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Very impressive work- great skills- very masterfully done. Thank you for sharing
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Now that's the kinda detail I need on my G scale layout. Awesome video 👍😎
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This is amazing! What skill! Thanks for these great ideas I hope to implement in my builds.
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I thought it was going to rev the engine 🔥 but turned out a model build, mad respect 🔥
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Fantastic detailing! Great job! + 1 subscriber!
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Nice clean build
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I couldn’t hit the subscribe button fast enough. This is, hands down, the most jaw-dropping, accurately built/painted model I have ever seen, and the editing is top-notch. Your painstaking prep work, colour selection, paint mixing and finishing set you head and shoulders above anything else I’ve seen on TH-cam, and I subscribe to a ridiculous number of channels.
Yet you still seem to find the time to acknowledge and reply to virtually every comment that gets posted. With that in mind I have a question: it looked to me like you made foil adhesive from cashew nut shell liquid - is that correct? If so, is it because it will not hold brush marks? I’ve been struggling with finding an adhesive that will work with very thin foil but can be applied by brush and will self-level in a very thin layer, but that is reasonably easy to use and has acceptable tack and dry times.
Thank you. I am glad you are pleased with my work. To apply the aluminum foil, dilute Urushi 10 times with a special diluent. Then, apply the lacquer with a brush to the place where the aluminum foil is to be applied and leave it for a few minutes. When the lacquer becomes sticky, the aluminum foil is applied.
For thin 24k gold, silver, or platinum foil, such as 0.0001mm (1/10000mm) thick, apply lacquer to the area to be covered with the foil and leave it for a few minutes, then wipe off the lacquer with a special dust-free tissue paper before applying the gold, silver, or platinum foil. In this case, if the lacquer is completely wiped off, the lacquer will be glossy; if a little is wiped off, the lacquer will be semiglossy; and if almost no lacquer is wiped off, the lacquer will be matte. The finished gloss can be adjusted according to how much lacquer is wiped away.
This technique has been handed down in Japan since ancient times. It is still used today in traditional Japanese crafts, and all of the gold leaf applied to the ornate decorations of Japanese castles and shrines built more than 400 years ago was created using this technique. The chrysanthemum crest on the bow of the battleship Yamato and the battleship Musashi were also gilded using this technique.
Today, many people in Japan use the same technique to apply gold leaf to the chrysanthemum crest when building plastic models of the Battleship Yamato and the Battleship Musashi.
@@mokeipaint Wow! Thanks for such a detailed reply! I appreciate you sharing your knowledge with us mere mortals. I will now attempt to find a local, or at least Canadian, source for Urushi and accompanying thinner.
You have gained a loyal follower and subscriber.
@@scottsheward4740 Thank you. Thinner solution of Urushi dissolves plastic, so please use thinner for plastic models when using it on plastic models.
@@mokeipaint Thank you again, it would be disastrous to dissolve a model after putting so many hours of work into it. 🫣
I’ve been thinking about your builds and considering how much time you must apply just to plan everything out. I’m guessing there must be several days, if not weeks, spent on researching colours, determining which parts need correction and how that should be done, planning how to best mix and apply each colour and in which order, deciding which type of paint to use, how to light and frame each shot, etc., etc... All this before removing the first part from the sprue!
The more I think about all that, the more I appreciate how much time and effort you put into what we see, and it becomes easy to understand why each episode takes so long to produce. The result, while no doubt exhausting for you, is a master class in model making for your viewers.
I’m sorry to go on at such length, I am struggling to put into words how awed I am by your skill and creativity and I (selfishly, perhaps) hope to help inspire you to continue producing such amazing content.
Amazing, to be adding welds on the chassis and carving out inner wheel arches? Wow! Really impressive.
Thank you. I am happy that you are pleased with me. Welding is a characteristic of race cars, so I reproduced it😀
Tamiya done an RC version of that livery and model that was a pretty cool
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Amazing detail! Excellent work!
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I am checking everyday for part 2... can't wait! 🤗
Sorry to keep you waiting.
It will take about a week to post the next video. Thank you😀
@@mokeipaint what color did u choose? 😃
@@fluffykoala5265 I chose the white color of the Ford official car😀
@@mokeipaint hello! I miss you
On my 10-point scale for detail, this is an 11.5 - just phenomenal.👍
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Absolutely stunning work! Thank you for sharing this!
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WOW!! Wonder if Mark Batson has seen this? This is his caliber of mastery. Absolutely incredible detail.
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infuriating, frustrating, fascinating, fantastic, freaking awesome....couldn't stop watching.
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Amazing job my friend congratulations 👏👏👏
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*Very cool detailing my friend :))*
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Beautiful work, stunning detail 💯🙂
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@@mokeipaint You should be pleased with yourself too, because the detail on your model and the way you build them is very impressive 🙂
@@antitheist9976 Thank you😀
To be honest, I have no idea what is happening, but I am in love with it
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Absolutely incredible talent. Thank you so much for sharing 😎👍
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Awesome work, lost for words ,Magecical to watch. Stay safe.
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OMG this is the best work I’ve ever seen ✊💯👌 unbelievable
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They really do enjoy their small things.
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@@mokeipaint Good! You make them well.
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wouahhh. Very nice. never seen that on a MUSTANG
. BRAVO !!!
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Your detail work is simply stunning!
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