Some great effects there; the greens are perfect but the brown pencils add something special. This looks like a kit-build, rather than a die-cast - spectacular !! All the Best, Dougie.
I personally love the green color, always thought it looked tough. Plus my dad owned a Dodge Dart back in the late 70's early 80's that was olive green with a black interior, it was a great car.
Great video I'm gonna start doing some hotwheels customization my self thanks for all the tips and step by step process you do I will soon post a video soon of my first custom on my Channel hope you can give me some feedback
Awesome,, I'm in England but back around 78/79 I went to Canada and went in a 70s Roadrunner was similar green with white stripe,,Your work and vid's are great,,,
Well that is different I would say the wheels make the car and you're right the 1970s and their horrid greens whenever I see a really old couch or wallpaper or anything that reminds me of it I liken it to a really old bowling alley that have never been remodeled in the small town I grew up and I call it bowling alley green hahaha
Just a comment on rusting cars, in The U.K.. Cars manufactured in the 70's were very prone to rust I did not know this was a common thing in the States too. But now you just never see this here, I have an eleven year old Ford, not a speck of rust. Basically I think think the Japanese and Germans forced us to up the game.
i remember watching a show a few years back that mentioned the main reason 70's cars rusted quicker was due to them buying shoddy inferior steel batches, leyland and lancia being worst affected,
You should check out Rothmetalflake.com ! It's a whole line up of paints inspired by Ed "Big Daddy" Roth/ Rat fink. They've got everything one could want right down to rattle cans. Check it out man I promise you won't be disappointed!
um for many of us, green and brown do not work. About 50 percent of men have a color vision problem with green/brown. in my case, I can't tell the difference between where the "green" is and where the brown is.
Absolutely would love to own a model like this. Challengers are my favourite . Awesome talent on display here.
Another great car, a couple of those angles at the end made it look like a real full size car.
Some great effects there; the greens are perfect but the brown pencils add something special. This looks like a kit-build, rather than a die-cast - spectacular !!
All the Best,
Dougie.
Nice use of citadel paints, good end result with nice detailing.
Nailed it! Looks like it’s doing 100mph standing still. Love it to bits.
got that "been hiding in a barn" feel. Another good custom.
Nice job on doing paint that truly looks like it is from the north east.
Great job on the weathering looks realistic
Wow That Green Totaly Stands Out On The Challenger Awesome
I didn't realise citadel made paints thanks for bringing it to my attention mate
Yeah, they have a ton. I cant keep up with them all so I just have the 3 basic packs...layer, base and shade. Each has about 10-15 paints each
That turned out sweet! Like the tip on the pencil crayons
Nice greens on greens! 'Danny's Diecast Disasters' does an awesome job of weathering, if you're looking for more techniques.
Hello friend, this result is really beautiful 👌 great work as always 👍
Peace ✌️
Awesome job on the Ole Green Mopar, looks right on!!!
Youve gone mad👏😆 Lookin good pal
That may be my favorite custom. I’d love to have that in my collection.
Hey buddy, that came out really cool. That green color combination was on everything in the early 70s. Nice weathering.
Absolutely amazing!
I never thought of using colored pencils!
I personally love the green color, always thought it looked tough. Plus my dad owned a Dodge Dart back in the late 70's early 80's that was olive green with a black interior, it was a great car.
Toothbrush spatter method using something like burnt Sienna ,tan,Orange and torn edge masking for non rusty areas
Looks awesome
Looks mean. Nice!
that came out realy nice
Bro that looks awesome! Great job and I’m looking forward to seeing the new video
Looks awsome, great job
Looks great! 👍
Nice work I like it
Very nice result👍👍👍
Awesome as always. I hope you do the ford torino from that set
Very nice! Love the videos👍
Nice technique.
That's bad ass, I love it.
Awesome work
Great video I'm gonna start doing some hotwheels customization my self thanks for all the tips and step by step process you do I will soon post a video soon of my first custom on my Channel hope you can give me some feedback
Great Video Brotha, I like the color pencil technique, I might have to try it out!!! Keep it Up!
Great work! Only needs an F-bomb sticker =P
Awesome,, I'm in England but back around 78/79 I went to Canada and went in a 70s Roadrunner was similar green with white stripe,,Your work and vid's are great,,,
came out sick
i love this keith
I love what your doing here. I bought an airbrush to do this exact thing. Basicly make my own projects in progress
Killer paint job. You did a great job matching the 60s and 70s nasty green
I just bought that same M2 car and was going to try a wheel swap on that same Challenger. I’m not so sure now!
Very nice
Cool car I want that one
Well that is different I would say the wheels make the car and you're right the 1970s and their horrid greens whenever I see a really old couch or wallpaper or anything that reminds me of it I liken it to a really old bowling alley that have never been remodeled in the small town I grew up and I call it bowling alley green hahaha
Mono block in the rear looks good I would’ve done the stock in the front just an idea Front just looks too wide
ese lente video amigo aprendí buenos trucos para mis custom cada que veo los videos adquiero conocimiento gracias muchas bendiciones 🖖💪🤝💯
Wow you love or like also the dodge Challenger ? Me to man,
Nice
Just a comment on rusting cars, in The U.K.. Cars manufactured in the 70's were very prone to rust I did not know this was a common thing in the States too. But now you just never see this here, I have an eleven year old Ford, not a speck of rust. Basically I think think the Japanese and Germans forced us to up the game.
i remember watching a show a few years back that mentioned the main reason 70's cars rusted quicker was due to them buying shoddy inferior steel batches, leyland and lancia being worst affected,
I love the outcome the only problem I have is the molding because the rear tires come too far in
Dig this custom
It cool
Focus.... foooocus…. Darn it Ubu… focus!
Get the f.... outa my way look.😄👍
You should check out Rothmetalflake.com ! It's a whole line up of paints inspired by Ed "Big Daddy" Roth/ Rat fink. They've got everything one could want right down to rattle cans. Check it out man I promise you won't be disappointed!
Have you used it on something this scale? I have used hok flake before and it's pretty large in comparison to this scale
I just bought a 71 challenger with a red shaker hood so I'm guessing hot wheels decided to have it in the same plastic as the interior.
The green was similar to the first green you did,,
You shure have one in real life right friend
Keith, where can I find those amazing wheels and tires!? I've looked and can't find these. Please and thank you for any help. Great videos!
Shopmonoblock.com I think.
@@OutlawSpeedShop2001 Did a quick browse and holy shit! Treasure trove of wheels and tires! Many thanks!
@@NerdBarrage any time!
um for many of us, green and brown do not work. About 50 percent of men have a color vision problem with green/brown. in my case, I can't tell the difference between where the "green" is and where the brown is.
What's that tool that you use to hold the cars while you paint them called?
Helping hands
Anyone who has green pee needs to see a doctor.
I really don't see the point. Make a new car look old... why?
I don't like this color combination for nothing.
Looks horrible like a US army dodge LOL