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Nice job! I used to race with Alex in go karts it's fascinating to see somebody that you raced with and and now you're making a model car that he drove. Thank you for posting this very cool

Very nice video, I really enjoyed your commentary to go along with the build. Cheers.

Very nice looking build. Nice save on the decals. Thanks for sharing.

Cool looking car, I like the eagle at the front and you did a good job restoring it. It reminds me a bit of the Jordan F1 car that had the hornet nose art, it's a cool styling choice!

Great work! Very clever solutions for missing parts. Looks amazing

Woow very nice build

That's a nice kit, and the Castrol livery is so iconic, one of my favorites. Old decals are always a challenge, and you dealt with them just fine. Great build!

Nice saving build. 🏁

Looks great! Very nice recovery on the eagle's beak.

Its a beautiful racer!! Ive never built one of these revell indycars, but definitely interested after seeing yours!!!!

I've build the Target version which was not bad... Also Indycals does decals for various other cars....

Turned out quite nicely, great recovery on the nose, you can hardly tell the yellow part of the decal isn't there. I have Scott Pruett's Pioneer Reynard in my stack of shame, hoping the decals hold together. This video will be a good guide for me when I get around to it

That came out really nice, I didn’t build many of those indycars but did enjoy them. I liked watching the old CART series, good cars, teams and drivers. Model on

Nice save on the nose. Right, I never understood why Tamiya couldn't bother with the visor if the driver wore a clear one. Was it really so expensive to include?

Superb! You did an excellent job on that, it's so cool! Revell do a Greg Moore indycar kit and it's something I'd dearly love to do but they are super rare and very expensive.

Thanks for watching and also thanks to Dean who pointed me in the direction of this kit after I spoke to him at Scale Models World. Cheers!

That sure is a lot of decaling work. You made it look fantastic!

It’s a shame there aren’t more manufacturers (model kit manufacturers, I mean) that took up the GTS Viper. I planned on building a Viper model car kit for my mother’s birthday, doing some visual customizations and upgrades (the majority of the body is well designed, but the grill looks quite goofy, so I planned to remove the cross bar in the center, widen the grill, but make it shorter and deeper, with more angular edges, not the rounded-ness which makes it look goofy). Having a hinged hood is a luxury which I appreciate with this model. I’ll probably find tutorials about making opening doors. I did consider other older cars and Mopar cars, but they all have a homogenous design and shape that doesn’t lend well to making wide body designs, they’re quite flat and the viper has a very curvy and interesting shape which would lend well to a widebody design. Thank you for this video, I will surely consider this model for thsi viper as it looks quite good, but I dislike that the firewall is attached to the main body, I’m used to AMT models which relegate the firewall of the front engine area to the bottom piece for the underbody/underside of the car, so this model kind of irks me. There’s a huge gap between the hood and the doors on this model as well.

Very nicely down. I think NuNu should produce some Australian cars, from the Bathurst races and V8 car championship.

I’ve done the Nunu BTCC 1996 Audi, 1997 Volvo in Kelvin Burt’s livery and the Toyota Carina in 1994 . I’ll be doing the 1993 BTCC Carina Soon.

It is an ashtray!

I have a 1967 Fiat 500. The handles, (levers), in the centre are the choke and starter motor controls. The ignition key doesn't start the car!

Congratulations, very beautiful!. I have a similar kit stored for a long time. Now, following your montage, I'm going to make mine 👏👏👏👏

Any link to the screwdriver you used? Stuck on the doors 😢

Super build. In the supertouring series, i love this s40, wanted to have a diecast model of it, but simply too expensive.. i would love to build this nunu kit somewhere in future. Nunu should consider bring Jason Plato’s green british racing Megane with the Nescafe livery..

Wow! What a beautiful build! Looks fantastic! I'd seen this in my local model shop and thought it looked good but until i saw your unboxing vid and the build, wasn't sure if i should get it. Having watched you, I don't think I would do it justice! Really impressive build mate, the decal job is amazing and your commentary is spot on. Anybody could follow you and use it as a guide to build their own kit. Thankyou for posting, really enjoyed watching. Have been catching up on your older video's too. Regards Bobby

the truck flat bed camper isn't the same as the original. but the other details make up for it. this was fun to watch I don't see too many builds of this truck online :)

I'm just returning to plastic modelling, and never knew you could make your own decals. Thank you for this very helpful video. Subscribed.

Great build! Such a difficult decal job, you did well. I wish companies would release more cars of this era of the BTCC.

Nice Job and very helpful! Video is well done.

Another great build from you Thomas, looks amazing and I'm sure your explanations throughout will definitely help anyone interested in building this kit. Well done and for me, it'll be amazing if Nunu releases JTCC cars too. Wish to build this and the A4 someday ☺️👍🏼

Another great build Thomas. All those decals look tricky, but yet again you handled them with ease. Thanks for sharing your hard work as always!

Great build! This is the era of BTCC I really remember.

Hey how do you paint brakelights and blinkers? I can’t seem to make them look transparent

Good car you’ve done! I wonder will you get the Nunu BMW 320i from the 1996 BTCC when I becomes available?

Lovely job on that racing seat mate, harness looks great.

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Great looking build Thomas