The "Beginner How To" Video #2 with a Revell 1970 Dodge Charger RT
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- čas přidán 11. 02. 2018
- Here in the Beginner How-To I am taking you step by step through the process of building a model car using basic techniques. In video #2 we go through the process of removing parts from the sprue, gluing together the parts than can be painted assembled, cleaning and sanding the parts, and preparing them for paint. In video #3 we will begin applying some paint. Questions or comments are welcomed! Thanks again for following along with the Beginner How-To!
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I always sprayed all the parts right on the sheet with primer as a kid before cutting them off.
Lol never thought of that
I watched the whole video series. Learned a lot. This guy is very knowledgable and a good teacher.
Dude, love this series. Watching a second time as I’m beginning my third build. Thanks for doing this…
Thanks so much! Have fun building!!!
Just love the way you take time in explaining everything... Just made me really want to go and get a model kit and build it 😊
Congrats man, really great job!
As a model builder, I never thought about organizing all the parts by color code. Always seems I am finding that one part I missed just after cleaning the black paint off my brush! Great tutorial.
Great video. I like the storage organizer idea
I work in injection molding for a large electronics company and I dream about working for a model car company. I have such a passion for vehicles and models are slowly working there way into my heart as I grow older
Just finished applying the decals on the same model kit. Painted mine black with a red interior and "bumblebee" stripe.
Great video. I would add that very first step before any glue or painting is to wash every part ( except possibly chrome or clear) with warm H2O & dish soap scrubing with a old toothbrush and good rinse with cool water. This removes any possible residue oils from the mold ejection process. Helps with ensuring good glue bonding and paint/ primer adhesion. Oops just watched vid 3 & you covered the dish soap wash. LOL
Don't stop sharing the wisdom.Looking forward to your next Build.
Clamps! Yes a must
Thanks for the video! Can't wait to see the rest.
Great video brother thank you for sharing with us keep up the awesome work
Really took your time and explained things!! Super helpful and really cool
Great video Angelo...
Awesome build my friend, That car looks good, I've been looking for one to build on my channel, I think I may pick this one up and try it out. Thank you for sharing
Excellent idea dude, organising is an very helpful tip to making an model, great video dude.
Very thorough tutorial!
You need to watch an episode of graveyard carz. Headers are painted with block.
laurencio zabala wow I’ve never seen that! I will check that out.
laurencio zabala You are right. It saved at the factory on time and labor cost... BUT that paint on the headers does burn off over time
Heads are painted with the block. Headers are chrome or steel. If they are painted, it’s only to protect them during shipping/installation. The paint burns off the instant you run the engine (and smells lovely). 😉
The headers are suggested to be orange because MOPAR aka Chrysler autos had the headers/ ex manifolds on the engine blocks when they were painted at the factory. The paint would eventually burn off within the first couple of months of use.
2435rats thanks for the info.
On mopars the exhaust manifolds are the block color from the factory after time the paint burns off learned this from. Graveyard carz tv show
What originally was doesn’t really factor into it for me. I respect builders who do however with the their dedicated and thorough research. It’s just for me I just want to build a model and have it look good not necessarily accurate. Thanks for the info!
I've fed so many parts to the carpet monster, and when I look for the parts and give up, 2 months later it spits them out. I just bought some flambeau clear storage boxes, and plano 3700 boxes, they work great for part storage.
Cool vid on some tips and tricks new to your channle bewn watching loads great channle u got my zub ur so calm i get real😬wats next i think i need to start to think and decide calmly rite this now ill finish this piece wen this peace done and so on 👍keith
I love the beginner how to. You chose a level 5 which has a lot of pieces and difficult. I am showing my son how to build a model he chose the level4 68 camaro. Do you ever find the picture in the model instructions to be mirrored? I have seen where the pic says big piece on left and on the actual model it goes on the right?
What if my model doesn't have the color pallet numbered? I love this so idea of keeping the pieces together for ease of painting. The kit that got does not have any colors listed for the parts, so I feel like I'm in my own here. 🤷🏻♂️
Great video. I wondered if you or your subscribers could tell where to locate instructions for any ertl 1995 Mitsubishi eclipse from fast and the furious (green)
David Williams these are usually available online at the manufacturers web site or if the kit is sold at Tower Hobbies, they usually upload the instructions too.
Out of the factory, MOPAR headers were orange, or corporate blue, as the block and as you drive they paint burns off to where you would see them used.
Any tool kits you would recommend? For beginners?
Excellent tutorials mate!, I am new to modelling and I want to know if plastic cement glue will still work properly after the part has been painted?
Steve Vakalis model glue needs bare plastic for maximum adhesion. Super glue works all the time.
@@AngelosWorkbench Thanks Angelo
Can e6000 be used as a glue?
They painted the headers at the factory but when they heated the paint came off.
That is super interesting.
Where did you get that organizer? Looking for something like it. I am really enjoying this - just getting back in model making after a 30+ year hiatus. Very helpful and informative.
A tackle box usually does good as an organizer, can find them at any sporting good store for pretty cheap
I just put them on a piece of cardboard with squares marked [shrugs] came out fine
Hi, great videos you really help le a lot building my first model car (an Impala SS 1967). Can you let me know where did you get and what’s the brand of that Red Engine Chrysler paint??? Thank you in advance
Thanks very much - I’m glad you like the videos! As for the engine color - I’ve never been too picky when it comes to getting the right color. I just go sign something close. I believe that’s Testors enamel 1127 orange. Have fun!!
Angelo my husband cut my table
It’s your fault !!
LoL
Sorry this is Michael talking
I use a spru cutting scissors ✂️
How much is it for one model plus supplies...paint, glue, sprue cutters, etc.?
?? Lower Sandpaper Nimber is Coarser/Harsher\Faster Cut
150 grit is Super Coarse. Where as 400 grit is Small n fine grit
why did they have flash?? was it injection psi, or hold psi, or too much hold time, or was it clamping psi.
Where do you order the Bob Smith Industries super gold plus glue? I am experienced model builder.
TheAxelson hello! I get mine from Amazon.
I’m new to modeling and getting ready to start my first model (68 Charger RT). I’m looking everywhere for the Tamiya and can’t find it. I read many Hobby Lobby’s no longer sell it. What would you suggest in its place for something similar? Thanks!
Looked everywhere for the Tamiya what? There appears to be a missing word in your question. Do you mean the car body paint stand? Either way try searching an online retailer like Amazon or Model Roundup if your local shops do not have it. Thanks and good luck.
@@AngelosWorkbench Tamiya brand glue. I have searched online for it and cannot find it. Some sites show it no longer in production. I was wondering what a comparable brand would be.
@@johnathanstanley840 mr. Hobby makes a similar glue. I am finding it on Amazon but not prime. Search Tamiya Extra Thin Cement. It’s also all over eBay for less money. Use the same search on eBay and they’ll all come up.
Would you be able to give me a list of all the tools you used?
Rosie R I tried to keep it simple since it’s a beginner video. A hobby knife, a sprue cutter, some sanding sticks and your paints and brushes will get you started. Enjoy!
Angelo, who makes the xacto handle you have?
Fierceflyer55 hello and thanks for watching. My handle is made by Fiskars.
Angelo's Workbench thanks
Angelo I've Been thinking of Making a Soft of bungee Cord Attachment micro cord to affix temporarily to small pieces during fine work to prevent Carpet Monster loss. Your thoughts would Modelers buy them ??
Rick Beam I work on A concrete floor on purpose so I’m not really the guy to ask. Good luck with it!
Kermit the Frog narrates model building to 70’s porn music.
Lots of good information. The only error I caught is you pronounced Tamiya wrong 😀
He sounds a little like Jay Leno
You confused Charger with Challenger?
I take it you work with injection molding.. I’m a tool and die injection mold repairman
Harbor Freight has needle Files Exactly Same Company that makes them for Testors super Cheap set of 12 are $1.99 -,$2.49 for set without the plastic Handles they also have the plastic Handles ones Same as Testors but non Testors logoed for slightly more but over time the handles often come loose hence I opt for non handles for my model tool array
You're zcorrect headers are normally Steel, Aluminum, Flat Black or Flat White. Never Engine Block color. Why ?? it's the VHT. (Very High Temp) paints cook off survival Temperature in Standard Engine Colors do not go High enough to Endure Extremity of Exhaust heat. Hence Flat Black, Flat White or Silver are it
New to this but see people buy sanding sticks. Why can’t you make your own?
Salty Dog889 I probably could but I could never make them as inexpensively as I buy them.
Say flock again.
Mark B flock again.
you said dodge challenger but it's a dodge charger.
Joseph Huff hahaha so I did. I am always doing that.