Revell: Chevrolet Corvette 1963 C2 Stingray Full Build Step by Step
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The Corvette C2 is arguably the most beautiful american car ever produced...And those wheels
I don't want to sound harsh, but it would be great if you could do some of your narration while you are making/painting these models, this would make you sound more interesting in your speech patterns, and your enthusiasm for the subject will shine. The quality of your workmanship and video making is top notch and there is a lot of stuff to learn from your skills!
each to their own I guess but I must disagree. I like the fact he doesn't talk, the work literally speaks for itself, lots of videos out there with people talking their way minute by minute, and sometimes I will be entertained by that, maybe learn something, but sometimes it's nice [in my opinion] just to sit back and watch a genius at work.
each to their own I guess but I must disagree. I like the fact he doesn't talk, the work literally speaks for itself, lots of videos out there with people talking their way minute by minute, and sometimes I will be entertained by that, maybe learn something, but sometimes it's nice [in my opinion] just to sit back and watch a genius at work.
Rich, it's good like that, mate! That's the reason I split my video builds in three episodes: not to mix up the ranting with the working. Cheers!
richw0123, agreed. This guy does amazing work, and it would be nice to hear him explain what he is doing, or why at times.
And if you just want to watch with no voice over... just turn down the volume.
He does usually about 7 videos on one model with detailed narration. This is just a sped up step by step so you don’t have to watch 2 hours of video
When I saw 'Snap-Tite', I almost clicked on to the next thing. Simply brilliant! So much detail added to such a low level kit. Good work. Subscribed!
If i see a nice snap kit I get it and do this exact same thing detail the heck out of it
My buddy detailed up a snap tite kit and won best in show alot of custom work went into it as well
Sweet build! 👍👌😎 Does anyone else think that music isn't needed in scale modelling videos? Just the sounds made by the modeller using his tools is the best soundtrack you can have 🙂
Yep, prefer to hear the snips, sanding, scraping etc. I just turn the volume off otherwise.
Looks like you made a silk purse from a sows ear---pardon the old saying. Great work!
You made a bit of art out of a Revell molding.....that really is impressive.
g2macs Revell's cars are fantastic. Just their military stuff needs some work. I recently finished their 458 and F2007
Yeah I don't like revell too much. For muscle cars it's amt or nothing!
Amt makes great muscle car kits. Revell makes great hot rod truck kits I think and Tamiya makes the best exotic, sports and road racing cars but very expensive
Your level of detail is superb. I prefer WW2 air craft. I consider myself a master model maker installing lights and battery powered motors in my scale air craft . The paint job on your vette is brilliant. You've been doing this awhile, it shows. Keep up the good work and thanks for the video.
I agree with those who request narration. What was the purpose of the marker lines? I saw the Dremel but not sure why you marked the corners. Fantastic techniques and procedures that taught me a lot so thank you very much!
For the narration i have the multi part series ;) this is just a very fine cut from the entire series
The marker lines are to keep a sharp crisp body line when sanding. Easier to see if you are rounding it over with the sandpaper.
though im into diecast ready out of the box cars but, man i have much respect for people like you who do the car from scratch
Amazing work in very impressed with your creativity and skills very incredible body work
You made that look easy, I’m in the process of building a level 5 chip Foose Chevy impala. Picked up a few tips, thanks. My first model.
the word "literally" is often misused, not in this case, I was literally stunned by that video, what an amazing job. stunning no less.
Wow! You made a great looking model from a low level kit. Thanks for all the work that you put into making the video, too. Much respect.
Wow ! That's beautiful. Must also add your body paint is impeccable. Really nicely done. 🏆
Love your model builds, but a little narration would make them so much better. At least talk to us about it. The music is generic and horrible and does nothing for the enthusiasm you want to share with us about your models.
I do voiceover on the multi part series. This is just a recap of those video’s
Very nice work. Can't believe that's a snap together kit.
Great ending product as all of your other models, I would love to see you build a 1/24 peugeot 205 t16 (or the 405 t16) from tamiya for one of your next video series.
A nice model, very well put together and nicely filmed! I filmed the restoration of a Dinky Toy by my neighbor.
Very nice Corvette! (As usual) ;)
Beautiful work for a snap tite model only wish he would have done better on dash not true to life color and color placement overall 9 3/4 out of 10
Beautiful build!
Awesome work...great corvette ! Congratulations ! 👍😊
I have the 1963 Corvette Sting Ray only it is not snap tite AMT mdoel
I enjoyed the build
How many cfm’s is ur exhaust fan? And how much is needed on average to get rid of the paint fumes?
Considering the kit that you started with, the end result is fantastic. Well done Sir. In England we would use the expression 'You have managed to polish a turd', which is highly complimentary.
Initial D tofu car!!!!
the 63 corvette is my favorite vet of all time,such beautiful lines,and l love that split window
63 is the only year they made the split window, such a beautiful car.
Snap kits should be glued, lotta folks think snap is cheap it's just molded different so new people can build it without too much fuss.. Glue it up, scratch build some better details and shoot it with good paint and no one would ever know.
Very interesting color. I just did a 65 in Metallic Gray. This red is certainly a good choice as well.
I think you are great ! My first Work was a BMW Isetta . When it was ready i put it in the Dustbin 😂 Greetings from Hamburg
Very nice..... except the stupid wheels and tires. To each his own I guess. Goes to show that just because it's a snap-tite curbside does not mean it can't look awesome
One of the first kits I put together as a kid. Wasn’t a snap kit. Awesome work. Very very nice.
Can you do a tamiya 1/24 calsonic skyline GTR r32
Looks great
Nice build, great paint. I'm trying to get to your level.
I've never built a model of any kind,what would you suggest as a kit for a newbie like me? That Corvette turned out beautiful,you do great work.
Bobby Friend I know you didn't asked me, but you should try a Tamiya or Hasegawa kit. They are easy to assemble and the new ones are coming with masks and metal transfers which make the life much easier for the beginner. Cheers! Waiting to see your first model :)
Here Is my musical car is the dodge challenger viper SRT 10
Excellent build. Hats off.
Could you do a castrol toms supra build 1/24th scale
Anyone know where you can find a Revell model kit for the C2 Corvette?
Stunning model , great modelling skills, top job 👍
How many models have you've put together throughout your life?
over a 100
Thumbs up for the detailed work on the hood vents.
What website do you get your models? Both snap type and the ones you glue.
kool been tinkin 63 drag vette you nailed it thanks for sharing 🤩
Great build bud!
Hey awesome job! I was just wondering if you had any advice for putting decals over hoods with raised parts
Use some decal SET underneath the decal, and some SOL on top to form it to the part slowly
Great video, but we could really do without the annoying music! Guys like myself are here to watch guys like you build an awesome model, and maybe see some techniques that you use, not listen to crappy music, that is being played way too loud!
Sorry Ed, the video at this point is 5 years old. We live and learn, plus we had to do with what was available back then. Keep in mind, you can turn the volume down😋😉
I can say though, it has been improved on newer videos since this one was made
What wheels & brakes did you use? I need many sets of those for my current builds....they're really nice!
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My buddy has a 66’ irl but it needs a paint job. Thinking about going a little larger scale?
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Holy cow! It looks amazing!
Fantastic model! New subscriber ..................
Awesome, but The rear brakes should be turned to the other side
Make a Mitubishi GTO TT or a Nissan GT-R R35
whats the Magic word?
I have one but its so hard to build😟😟😟😟
Great highlights, man.
That thing is realy nice! Were did you get the wheels?
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Absolutely inspirational!!!
One detail overlooked on these C2 corvettes and most model cars in general.....when doing the "chrome" trim around the windshield and back glass, it should only cover the top.....the rest is the seal and should be black. It really stands out when done like this...and looks correct. I've built a number of these cars in 1 to 1 real life scale but never a model of one....go figure. I need to do that! Well.....enough of my "two cents".....nice work!!
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Sorry but the lack of narration and the pointless music spoiled it for me.
Then watch the multi part video series, with narration and the same pointless music
About six months too late, but damn, man! Well done!
This is my mid-life crisis dream Corvette, though I've always pictured it in black. May have to rethink the color, though, if I ever gather enough money to purchase one.
Then I'll have to learn to drive a stick :P (I can, sort of, but it's not a pretty experience lol).
Can anybody tell me the dimensions of a Monogram 1/24 scale 65 Corvette stingray?
I want to re-body an old Revell 1/24 scale slot car and the 1/25 Revell and AMT bodies are to small for the original drives compartment insert that has the screw posts for mounting the body to the slot car chassis.
The original Revell 1/24 body is about seven and a quarter inches long (not counting the bumper bars). And about three and one sixteenth inches wide at it's widest part near the front fenders.
Absolutely flawless!
OK, you've just turned a $13.00 snap kit into a better looking model than I've yet built. I've decided to sell my collection, quit the hobby and just spend my days watching your videos.😕
That was fun-seeing a '63 C2 again. I thought that they had ceramic drum brakes (at least mine did) so this model was of an upgraded car with discs and aftermarket wheels and tires. Actually, mine was a convertible so I'm not sure about all the trim but I don't think the car was available with beige dash and interior but this model looks nice anyway. Sort of a hopped up Vette. Very nice. Revelle really missed one not putting in the engine.
Great job man
On one hand, I applaud your effort to try and do an instructional video, of sorts, but without any narration or by speeding up the video, you're not really helping much! I am an experienced modeler (well over 50 years), but speaking from a beginner stand point, no newbie would get that much out of what you did here. I produce a line of videos for figure modeling and I record voice-overs for all of them. The idea is try and get more young people in the hobby. Providing a well planned out voice-over or real-time narration, you can aid the beginner in learning so much better.
On one hand i understand your comment. On the other. Feel free to look on my channel and see all the other videos i did on just this build. Going in depth on each step with voiceover. + the hundreds of other similar videos.
Very nice build. Great Paint and detail.
I enjoy taking Snap Together Car Kits and adding more Detail. It's a good break from the more Detailed Cars that refuse to cooperate. (I don't know why) AMT's Piranha Super Spy Car comes to mind.
I don't usually do Corvettes, but I did build a four door Model Kit many years ago.
I managed to take a Revell '77 Monte Carlo Low Rider and mount it on Monogram '66 Malibu Chassis... With some mods to the Malibu's Chassis and I opened the Monte's hood.
I caught a little flack for my Revell 1/28 Spad XIII. Funny, it wasn't because I built it as a Backup to Snoopy's Sopwith Camel or that I Modified a Snoopy Figurine, the Plane and a Helmet from Revell's Deals Wheels, Flt. Lft. Riff Raff and his Spitsfire to fit Snoopy. Not one Military or Automotive Modeler complained. Nope. I got Bull-Ends for Flying it so close to my House and how I put my neighbors in Danger. Huh?
All I could do (At First) was Laugh. After I got up off the Floor, I had to reply. I assured the Concerned, no one was in any Danger as the Plane is 1/28 Scale and IF they had looked a little closer, they would've see the Pilot. Mind you, the Plane was NEVER Airborne. Not on Monofilament Line, Wire, or String. All of the Pictures were Stills. No Video.
The Pictures are still on Pinterest.
What's the purpose in the marker and the sanding,wasn't the model in good condition when you took it out of the box.Please explain what you're doing and why you're doing it, You are very skilled and would like to learn from you.
Its a guide to show the moldlines and helps show once they are sanded off
Thank you for that information scalemodeling
Hello ,
Good job , beautiful work and good video with good music . Congratulations.
love doing these same type of builds using the snap kits,pick a cool color combo and a nice set of wheels with a little detailing and you would think it was a glue kit.Enjoying your videos and learning new things.
What temperature and for how long zhould the paint set before applying clear coat? Thanks
I own a 66 Charger,all original,with a 361 engine,original certification card,and original owners manual that came with the car,all matching numbers
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Incredible workmanship !!! A pleasure to watch !!!
A 1963 split window, only made that year. The red is nice but the silver ones are the prized ones.
Man I really need to get me an airbrush and area for painting , brushes and cans of spray paint are killing me..!!!
I am binge watching your videos! I like bigger models, can get more details!
Amazing how good a snap on kit even looks after you detail it. This guy has amazing skills
the original rims were spinners,correct? i dont like any kind of mag wheels on classic cars,i like factory rims
Have you ever built a big foot monster truck? Just wanted to see how it would come out
I've followed your channel for a while now and it's evident that your skills have improved. Keep up the good work.
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Man wow i mean really wow your very good at what you do that turned out excellent, love it well done chris from the uk.
I build myself and dont need anyone else's builds in my collection but awesome work tho
Back when cars had character. Today cars are about as exciting as a clothes dryer.
Before the primer goes on the body, you did something with what looks like a black ink marker.. Can you explain that step?
I mark the moldlines so i know where they are
@@TheScalemodelingChannel Can you (or why don't you) use a bottom bowl type airgun. The type that blows air across a tube to suck up the paint?
Harder to clean.
Also that chrome strips where can I find that at. Sorry man I just new to this
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Very nice work. I enjoyed watching the build.
It's really enjoyable to watch a real pro work. Excellent as always.
Bro I have a very tiny model that came from a hot wheels shampoo it’s a red color
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You could do a series on these super easy ones where you upgrade the he knot of them
MaybeI missed it. Where'd you get the upgraded rims/tires?
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Hard to believe this came out of the box as a snap kit.😊