It's great to see you work! (selfishly) I have an fcx24 with a Chevrolet K5 body which only comes with front lights. I'd love to make/3D print sockets for the rear lights. Seeing you modifying a much harder body gives me the confidence that doing the K5 is doable. Not easy, but doable. Keep up the good work!
I have thought of it. I think given the lens, maybe removing that and drilling a hole could be enough. I havent looked at it but I have a video coming soon with more of the blazer!
That looks amazing. I love it! Never had the Brat, I had a Frog and a mate from school had a Brat. We both wanted to swap bodies!! lol I wanted the Brat because it looked so cool, and he wanted the Frog body because of how much easier the Brat body was to damage. I'd be a bit careful driving this now with the lights, but it would look spectacular being driven at night. As an fyi, here in Australia, the Brat was called a Brumby. Brumbies are what we call wild horses, where you in the US call them Mustangs. 😉
I have never seen a tamiya that is so easily damages as the Brat. They crumble at the slightest provocation. This one here has never even been rolled but I do run the hell out of it, lol!
Nice work! I am totally impressed at how precise the fitment of the replacement lenses were! Do you know if this year of actual production Brat had the center flip-up headlight (passing light)? The grille seems to imply its shape. That would be a REALLY cool addition!
@@AMPROEngineering I remember my sister and brother-in-law had a Subaru something in the 80's that had the center light. I thought it was awesome! Consider this to be peer pressure to build and animate the center headlight; "...all the cool kids have a center headlight on their Brat..." 😋
There was link to the video with the kit install in the video (at 11 min, it is episode 39). As for the light kit, look on eBay. I cant have any links as the vendors constantly change and they are never good for more than a few weeks.
Its amazing.I have made a greek unimog firetruck from 3d and i want to put lenses for the lights.Do you have any idea how to make them.The spray that you used is the tamiya for painting?
Brilliant light kit!! Love it!! 😎Always enjoy your vids of these lighting kits, need more!! 😎
Well thanks! I have a thing for lights!
Excellent result, this is the way it should have been done from the beginning!
Thank you! Agreed. I think given the age of the mold, ill give Tamiya a pass....this time....hahah!
Always love some lights
Oh yeah me too!
Was just watching the light upgrade video of Marty's TF2 when I realised havnt watched this video! Looks awesome buddy nice work as always!
😁👌
Thank you!
It's great to see you work!
(selfishly) I have an fcx24 with a Chevrolet K5 body which only comes with front lights.
I'd love to make/3D print sockets for the rear lights.
Seeing you modifying a much harder body gives me the confidence that doing the K5 is doable. Not easy, but doable.
Keep up the good work!
I have thought of it. I think given the lens, maybe removing that and drilling a hole could be enough. I havent looked at it but I have a video coming soon with more of the blazer!
@@AMPROEngineering Amazing. Can't wait for the Blazer video!
needless to say, great job and mod, and also I really like the music ,yard sale silent partner
Thank you! Yes I do also.
That is awesome. Love it
Thank you!
I have seen the front and back parts OEM for this Brat for about $30 so not too bad, nothing pricless was wrecked!
Shame....next time. hahaha!
That looks amazing. I love it!
Never had the Brat, I had a Frog and a mate from school had a Brat. We both wanted to swap bodies!! lol I wanted the Brat because it looked so cool, and he wanted the Frog body because of how much easier the Brat body was to damage.
I'd be a bit careful driving this now with the lights, but it would look spectacular being driven at night.
As an fyi, here in Australia, the Brat was called a Brumby.
Brumbies are what we call wild horses, where you in the US call them Mustangs. 😉
I have never seen a tamiya that is so easily damages as the Brat. They crumble at the slightest provocation. This one here has never even been rolled but I do run the hell out of it, lol!
@@AMPROEngineering It's a shame, as it's a very accurate body, maybe not the wheels and stance lol.
I love early 70's to mid 80's Japanese cars,
in full size too. : ))
Oh same here! I have a couple.
Love your videos. Keep up the excellent work!!
Thank you!
Love this!
It is made possible by you. Seriously.
Nice work! I am totally impressed at how precise the fitment of the replacement lenses were! Do you know if this year of actual production Brat had the center flip-up headlight (passing light)? The grille seems to imply its shape. That would be a REALLY cool addition!
Indeed, this is the year where you could have the center light. I am contemplating making that too.
@@AMPROEngineering I remember my sister and brother-in-law had a Subaru something in the 80's that had the center light. I thought it was awesome!
Consider this to be peer pressure to build and animate the center headlight; "...all the cool kids have a center headlight on their Brat..." 😋
where's da link for the light kit? :P
There was link to the video with the kit install in the video (at 11 min, it is episode 39). As for the light kit, look on eBay. I cant have any links as the vendors constantly change and they are never good for more than a few weeks.
❤❤❤❤ Wow 😮😳
haha! Thanks!
First? 😮😅
To the video now...
Edit: lights! Oh incredible lights! I'm also crazy about a good operational light kit. 😁
Thank you!
Its amazing.I have made a greek unimog firetruck from 3d and i want to put lenses for the lights.Do you have any idea how to make them.The spray that you used is the tamiya for painting?
So to make the lights, I use an SLA printer. All the paints are Tamiya (the ones I show).