Video

Enjoy, it has a big visual impact.

Cool, I never heard that before, thanks!

Not as of these preview photos, licensing can be very tricky, hence why they do not say Mad Max or Interceptor in any of the marketing materials so far. I am hopeful the aftermarket will have a simple decal or dry transfer option if this ends up being the case.

Hi Jason, I use 22 gauge craft wire from Amazon amzn.to/46qGLq2

@@PitstainHobbies thanks my friend... I saw someone using it on a CZcams video, but couldn't remember what channel it was on. Or what guage. Appreciate you getting back to me... Cheers!

@@jasonbundy7600 Happy to help!

It's going to end up about $2,000

Have fun, it starts getting really long with those stages, better find a large shelf.

Thanks Bob, most people watch me in the background for the pure entertainment sometimes. Also be aware Shapeways went out of business so get on the facebook groups to see what Spaceways parts is doing to get his 3D parts into peoples hands now. Good luck with your build, it is a big undertaking.

@@PitstainHobbies Thanks for the heads up on Shapeways!

Peter it is frustrating but they are doing their best to get the shipments here as fast as possible and with alot of these partworks companies the billing systems are separate and on automated timers I think, your parts will come for sure, just might take a bit longer.

@@PitstainHobbies hi bud agora emailed saying pack 9 due late august and pack 10 early september

@@peterwebster3076 That's not too bad of a delay.

Thanks Donnie, and yes my brain said coil but my mouth had other ideas...LOL

Thank you very much!

Welcome aboard the crazy train! Rocket says hi. I too am waiting on pack 9 and it's mostly to due with the global sea freight problems, I am sure it will arrive, just taking a bit long.

Thanks Bud, can't wait for the next pack to come!

I'm so sorry, the tape they use is not great.

Thanks Don!

Don, I don't think anyone minds, he's better looking than me!

Thanks David, he knows he is handsome, don't bloat his ego...LOL

​@@PitstainHobbieslol😁

I'll try but he comes and goes as he pleases.

LOL, if Rocket had thumbs I would put him to work.

Yeah it's getting there, only 4 packs to go before we save the world!

and Rocket loves everyone, he is such a friendly little guy.

Thanks Eddy, I fear there will be chores.

They come at night.....moistly.

God I hate that word🤢🤢🤢

@@craigfresch575 Do you like or hate Cilantro, I am doing a study.

Love it, my wife hates it

I dont see an issue with the snap on hubcaps, and not sure if carpet will be included but if not then I do hope Mike Lane makes some.

@@PitstainHobbies Considering the nature of the floor pan, carpeting should be exceptionally easy in this scale. Doll house carpeting dyed black, or my personal choice, black suede. The proper suede, soaked in water and laid over the floor pan to dry should get you the proper shape, but you may have to do it several times to get it fully snuggled down. Once happy with the shape, trim and install.

I have that one as well and agree, it is, this one is just huge but otherwise a little lacking.

I think it looks ok but I will have to get my Aoshima out to compare.

Fingers crossed that it does as well.

Thank Donnie!

Thank you, and it is a bit tricky to get those parts together just take your time.

You are correct, i had a brain fart.

That's awesome, you should do a video of it!

Thank you very much, I appreciate it!

Thank you, and I am so glad I am able to help you with my videos.

Glad you were able to find a replacement!

@jellydiablo8573 glad you enjoyed, a link to the maker is in the description.

it's gonna likely be the second longest partwork car ever made in this scale.

@@PitstainHobbies This chassis was designed by Hess and Eisenhardt of Cincinatti Ohio. It is the longest chassis ever put under a two-door car. Six were originally made and intended for use solely by Lincoln. Ultimately, one other made it under the 1955 Lincoln MK2, hardtop retractable. A version of the design was used in production MK2's. This chassis is known as the 'cow belly'. The engine that came in the Futura was a slightly modified truck engine. (Yes, Lincoln made trucks at that time). This recreation is faithful to the original. I wish I could have just paid for the thing up front and got it all at once though. Can't wait for my next round of parts. Keep the helpful videos coming. I use oil on all my screws now for fear of stripping or breaking one off. I use 3-in-1.

You and me both, I would first want the 1989 Batmobile but love the tumbler as well.

Ahh good to know, I get lazy sometimes and just leave my regulator wherever it was last, I'll turn it down next time and observe. Thanks!

well anyone with misophonia probably don't watch any of my videos so I think I'm safe, and thanks bud the wheels do look really cool.

Thanks so much Eddy!

LMAO, thanks Ken, I'll go find my 1/8 scale torque wrench.

Yeah, like I said I usually throw away the instruction magazines when I finish a build, just too much stuff to find a place to store.

BINGO!

Thank you and I get where you are, but they are mostly diecast and they break it up into monthly shipments so it's affordable to most big fans.

@@PitstainHobbies Money is money. No matter if it's all at once or spread out over 1 to 2 years. I hope your not suggesting that if you don't buy this you're not a "big" fan. I really don't mean to be negative, I do love the model, it's just so much money for what it is. If you could buy this as a kit or completed model all at once I would expect it to be around 1/4 to 1/3 of this price.

@schmitty1944 as a complete set of parts it might be 65-75% the subscription cost, but I hear you it ain't cheap, but damn it's cool as hell.

@@PitstainHobbies yes indeed.

Yeah for this much money I would have liked at lease a gear up and down option for when you put it on the stand, honestly once I get a large resin printer I may just make my own drop ship and sell this to a collector.

more POWAHHH!!

Glad you're enjoying, I am looking forward to this vintage build for sure!

@AnthonyGoodman-d3n some may be, but as far as I remember, all the Tamiya and Bandai have japan stamped on the plastic.

Correct! email for a prize.

@@PitstainHobbies don't think I qualify for a prize as I'm in the UK. Awesome videos though, keep em coming 👍🏼

@@leegoodman11 I have international stamps!

Thank you and yes I saw the Goldfinger version but since I am already doing the No Time to Die one I dont think I will do the Goldfinger version.