Great video , I am a new subscriber. Although I am not a fan of the “engine plate” I do understand the logic of it ! The ‘65 GTO was and is my all time favorite car ! I have at least 6 builds completed and at least 6 more unbuilt ranging through the different editions from screw bottoms , I don’t have this edition yet but I like many of the changes . I’m happy to see ,finally an auto transmission to go along with the auto shifter console! Kudos to Round 2 for bringing this back ! Please bring back the convertible, too.
You have a good way of presenting builds, no time wasted and we get to see the actual build detail. (music is good, too) If Round2 is watching, please provide engines for all these Craftsman kits. I know a lot of people (like me) don't have access to sources of motors for kits, so we avoid buying the model. Also, it would be nice to include decals for interior door handles when you update the decal sheet. My hand is not steady enough to paint small things like that, but interior needs door handles and I make a small mess of it.
Really enjoyed your video and happily am a new subscriber! Really appreciate your showing the assembly process: glueing, flocking, decals, hand-painting, etc. Well done!
Nice build of the kit. Interesting color choice for the body. It looks like a nice simple kit. If you make mistakes with a sharpie, you can use a Q-tip soaked with 91% isopropyl alcohol to clean things up. It won’t harm enamel paint or lacquer paint. Also, you can use this technique to clean up mistakes made with a Molotov pen too. Thanks for sharing.
"Craftsman Plus" sounds like such a misnomer. I would expect anything Craftsman to have much more detail like a full engine and engine bay, working front/rear suspension with steerable wheels. I'm sure it's a quick, simple build, but I'd expect more.
Great work lovely model, GTO has to be my favourite '60s car song. 👍
Excellence build and presentation Louie!!
You do a very awesome job on these builds my friend 👍👍
Really a nice build. You could also do all in one color and make it look like a dealer promotional model.
Great video , I am a new subscriber. Although I am not a fan of the “engine plate” I do understand the logic of it !
The ‘65 GTO was and is my all time favorite car ! I have at least 6 builds completed and at least 6 more unbuilt ranging through the different editions from screw bottoms , I don’t have this edition yet but I like many of the changes . I’m happy to see ,finally an auto transmission to go along with the auto shifter console! Kudos to
Round 2 for bringing this back !
Please bring back the convertible, too.
Looks great budy, that extraction filter on the other hand.... 😊
Looks great Louie! I'm working on this one as well
Outstanding Louie!
Looks awesome Louie, great video buddy
sweet kit dou thanks for sharing
You have a good way of presenting builds, no time wasted and we get to see the actual build detail. (music is good, too)
If Round2 is watching, please provide engines for all these Craftsman kits. I know a lot of people (like me) don't have access to sources of motors for kits, so we avoid buying the model.
Also, it would be nice to include decals for interior door handles when you update the decal sheet. My hand is not steady enough to paint small things like that, but interior needs door handles and I make a small mess of it.
Thank you very much!!
Build looks great man!
That's a pretty color.
Luckily just 3 month after this video comes out, yesterday found one on Walmart!
Really enjoyed your video and happily am a new subscriber! Really appreciate your showing the assembly process: glueing, flocking, decals, hand-painting, etc. Well done!
Welcome!! Thank you for subscribing. I really enjoy sharing my work with others and I hope you can learn something as well. Happy modeling!!
I just started watching your channel a few weeks back. So, I'm trying to get caught up. 😊 you do some very cool 😎 cars
Thank you!! I do appreciate you watching!!
Looks awesome nice work
wow........looks good
That’s the color I would have gotten back in the day. Fine job once again. 😊
For sanding the tires, you can use a socket and a cordless drill
Great tip!! Thank you.
@@TheAutisticModeler I saw it on HPIGUYS WORKSHOP
Nice build of the kit. Interesting color choice for the body. It looks like a nice simple kit.
If you make mistakes with a sharpie, you can use a Q-tip soaked with 91% isopropyl alcohol to clean things up. It won’t harm enamel paint or lacquer paint. Also, you can use this technique to clean up mistakes made with a Molotov pen too.
Thanks for sharing.
I use car polish. Alcohol will ruin the clears I use. Thank you for watching!!
Thanks for sharing nice work Louie
"Craftsman Plus" sounds like such a misnomer. I would expect anything Craftsman to have much more detail like a full engine and engine bay, working front/rear suspension with steerable wheels. I'm sure it's a quick, simple build, but I'd expect more.
Looks great, you did a really nice job on the underside and the flocking is a nice touch to detail up the interior. 👍
Awesome build Louie! What a great car! I have to buy one. Thanks for the video 😎👍
i just put the one togeather with the roofs were seprate and the full engine
Gr8 video awesome car
Once again, another fantastic build!
Thank you very much!! Happy modeling
I wonder if the parts from the other AMT 65 GTO would fit, for the fire wall & eng
How did you do the wheel weight? Paint?
Just a silver sharpie. Thank you for watching. Happy modeling!!