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Nice work. Got you subbed. 🙃

Nice work. I like how you did the gas tank on the ala kart rod..i might have to try doing something like that.

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Cool builds Robert!

Cool intro, keep up the good work

Very nice! Great advice, and nice video!!

That would probably have been the "Snake" Cuda if it was Monogram! Looks great now!

Salut my friend super car .. super video subscribe subscribe ..

Great video really like the wooded roadster. Good point do you build for self satisfaction or to win contests, I liked your answer 👏👏🤝

Its great to see your starting points bro! Lookin' forward to MORE!

Nice work, glad your posting yes it me Howie aka "Butch"

Love it.

Great Stuff, Ive been stealing the wifes smoky eyes makeup pallet and antiquing with that, shes runnin low on the browns and rust colors

No problem lowering, redrilled pins for front wheels, and I believe I just added blicks to rear leaf springs.

Great video. I think I’ll try your methods on my next build which is going to be the same white ‘50 Ford that you showed. Was it a pain to lower it the way you did. That’s exactly the look I’m aiming for. For your first vid you did a fantastic job my friend. Very inspiring. Pease tell me what you can about dropping that truck in the weeds. Beautiful work!

Hope you have great results.

Your hands are in the way. Elevate the camera some over your hands and down.

Nice with tips for buying of these minaiture car models

The 55' was a blue junker I received for free. I think it was an 80's issue.

I like the way u get right to the point Great video & nice looking builds too,Is that 55 the old california revell molded in yellow with the reversible door panels?

Thanks. Next time move your hand so it does NOT cover the work/process.

Thank you roadhog0822.

Great tutorial my friend thank you for sharing your talent it's very helpful and I will have to try it

Nice build's you have there. Just subbed.

I like this method and the result it gives. Most of the model car rusting I've seen is usually overdone and unrealistic. Thanks for sharing.

You can use the same techniques for any color paint.

i have a truck im working on, im trying to make it look like my actual truck. I just painted the body with the closest blue I could find but its super glittery. is there a way i can make that look sun faded? or should i just primer over it and start with something else not so POW?

Thanks for the kind words, will be doing a video on rattle can painting and using real wood on model cars such as woodys.

Nice video. I have done one that way myself. It all depends on the effect you are trying to achieve. This way is great for worn faded not so rusted out effect. I dont think i have ever seen a video on this. And i am always looking for weathering techniques. Im subbed. You also have some great builds I have seen on FB.

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Thanks dudes, will be making another one soon.

dude !!!!!!!!!! just found ya video i sub'd to see more of ya work!!! have a good one mate!!!!!!

great work , i subbed Marc saying Peace