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Hi Jim, Thanks so much for your appreciation and thoughtful advice. I'm always looking for ways to improve, and yo could be one of those people that could steer me to that goal. Do keep in touch and please comment on any future videos I post, as you sound like a well seasoned modeller that I could learn a lot from. I'm soon to be posting a build of a 1:43 Porsche 928 from Heller. Keep an eye out ;) Rich

@@72carrotcarclassics27 thank you for your kind words and I look forward to sing more videos that you post. Hopefully I'll start posting some things of my bills too.

Thank you for the compliment. I'm not sure what you mean by checking Google Earth and scaling to 1:64th scale? Please explain what you mean so I can respond, if I can ;)

@@72carrotcarclassics27 Thanks. I mean, you take a picture from Google... and to scale a facade to 1:64, you should know real size, correct? How do you do it? I hope you understamd my quuestion. Thanks

Hi Miguel, that sounds like a brilliant idea. Unfortunately I don’t have the skills to know what I’m doing if I were to try. Sorry I can’t answer your question but check CZcams to see if someone has a tutorial on it. Good luck 🤞🏽

Thank you for the compliment. Spending extra time building them gives a greater reward creating things that don't exist in the kit. I hope it inspires you to do the same!

Thanks for the compliment! It's always good to hear that you got something out of watching my video. Now to put it to practice. good luck and happy modelling😀

Glad you liked it!! Now it’s your turn😅. I look up to you as a modeller. I love the style of models you choose to make. You are creating models from thinking out of the box and I admire that👍🏽. We will go far if we keep at it😉

Sorry for thew late reply. I responded on my phone but it doesn't seem to register. Thank you for the compliment. I hope it inspires you to keep modelling ;)

Maybe it did as I can see now!

Thanks so much for your kind words and support. I'll do my best to keep them coming!

Thank you! It what happens when you're cheap and don't want to spend extra cash ;). Try it out when you get a chance! Dead simple!

Thanks for the compliment. Glad you enjoyed it 😃

I'm glad you found it useful. Good luck with your project👍

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Thanks for the compliment. I hope you find it useful. I've never worked with metal so can't give you any tips on how to handle that. If you have a Dremel, try going to a DIY store and see if they have drill bits specifically for metal. I have a few metal kits but have not made them. The metal on my kits seems softer than regular metal, not sure if that's the same for die cast models...probably not! As long as you can create a slight curve, this will help the natural light bounce off the angles to give the light depth. Maybe don't drill right through the metal for the bulbs but make a pilot hole, then you can use the plastic sprue idea to glue to the metal. Good luck ;)

Thanks a lot. Appreciate the comments 👍

Thank you!

Thank you my friend ;)

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Thanks, it will look great in either colour. It's a nice kit to build. Enjoy!

Thanks a lot. Really appreciate the comments.

Thanks very much!

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Thank you for your kind words. These models are made for novices as they contain few parts. It's what you want to do with those parts that will make a difference. If you like scratch building there is a big reward. I'm all for realism so having to create details out of nothing is a challenge I like. Models are what you make it, easy detail or hard, the good thing is you can pick 1:43 scale models up from Ebay for around £6. Try one and let me know how you do.