Great job so far. Keep up the great work. I have used Vaseline with black gray paint mixed in with it to make the grease for the fifth wheel hitch. Oh and a little goes a long way.
Nice update, she is coming along beautifully..some great detailing, liking the wheel/tire treatment, and the yellow looks fantastic, not an easy feat...great tip on the Tulip stuff, never tried it but any seam fill that you can smooth with water is a bonus, cause I hate sanding...lol....95 in the shade, huh, early May....maybe you could fry an egg plane for us in your yard, a little demonstration...LoL
Lol!! Thanks Tommy,, very much appreciated!! I know a guy the backed cookies in his car a couple summers ago. An egg plane fried on the side walk would be funny.
Everything is looking great Bryan. I like the engine the way it is. I wish I had a local mom and pop shop to support, they went the way of blockbuster video lol. Stay safe and keep having fun buddy. Papadan
Weathering looks good, don't mind the engine being a little dirtier. It's shaping up nicely. Hope the hobby stores open soon up here too, you can keep that heat tho'. lol.
On the fithwheel you can use artist oil paints in the tube hunter Selby at Showtime studios used on his the oil paints take a little longer to dry but produce a realistic look to the fith wheel check out his CZcams channel
Nice update. No yellow paint no problem. Just put mustard & a little future together. Not ! 95° no thanks. I just mowed my grass for the 1st time since last year. In Michigan 🏭🐭
For fifth wheel grease, try a little contour/fill putty ,be Tamiya or Testors, smear some onto the fifth wheel and mix a little gloss black with a touch of dark red paint,and paint it. That way you got the look without having wet grease on your model to collect dust,plus get on you every time you touch the truck.
@@BGsModelWorkshop yeah I posted that as you were explaining the tulip paint. I'm familiar with that stuff,have three way younger sisters. Never thought to use it like you described. Might have to try that. Thanks for responding. Stay healthy
@@THROTTLEPOWER much smaller. He splits his store between R/C stuff, games and models. But the guy is super cool and can order anything I want as long as it is current.
Oh I'm not using real grease. That is Dylan over at N.Y.S. I hesitate to use real grease on plastic models. Some grease and oils can eat the paint, or worse soften the plastic.
Great update Bryan, That is looking real good. Will be watching. Ron
Great job so far. Keep up the great work. I have used Vaseline with black gray paint mixed in with it to make the grease for the fifth wheel hitch. Oh and a little goes a long way.
Looking great buddy will be watching for the final
Great looking build so far
Nice update Brian looking really good thus far.
Thanks buddy!! The Beast is putting up a fight, but we are only 3 rounds into 10 round battle 😊
Great work so far bro, engine looks amazing
Wow! Thank you Marcos!!
Awesome update Bryan!
Great update Bryan! Everything is looking super nice! Really like those wheels and tires...look killer! Stay safe!
Thank you so much Craig!
nice update vid of your progress Bryan .
Good progress Bryan.
Gonna be a cool work truck.
Thank you my friend!!
very sweet looking build so far sir and thats what i used on my fifth wheel was tulip
Perfect THANK YOU!!
Looking really good Bryan.
Nice update, she is coming along beautifully..some great detailing, liking the wheel/tire treatment, and the yellow looks fantastic, not an easy feat...great tip on the Tulip stuff, never tried it but any seam fill that you can smooth with water is a bonus, cause I hate sanding...lol....95 in the shade, huh, early May....maybe you could fry an egg plane for us in your yard, a little demonstration...LoL
Lol!! Thanks Tommy,, very much appreciated!! I know a guy the backed cookies in his car a couple summers ago. An egg plane fried on the side walk would be funny.
Bryan I really like the weathering on the tires and the rest of it is coming along nicely brother
Thank you Shawn!!
@@BGsModelWorkshop your welcome Bryan
Hey Bryan, the yellow is looking terrific sir!!!!
Thanks Chris!!
Nice progress Bryan, with some good ideas to add realism. We're watching for the finish on this one.
Thank you Geoff. Just got my paint, now I can finish the cab. Be well my friend!
Thanks for the update
Everything is looking great Bryan. I like the engine the way it is. I wish I had a local mom and pop shop to support, they went the way of blockbuster video lol. Stay safe and keep having fun buddy. Papadan
Move out this way, I'll share my local with you 😉. Thanks my friend!!
Great update buddy
i personally like the engine. it starting to show age from years on the road. looks great Bryan.
Wow! Thanks B!
Cool update bg,, Keith 👍🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Cheers Keith!!
Well the truck is coming along nicely👍👌🍺🍺🍻🇿🇦😎
Thanks Travis always appreciate your support my friend
Gosh that is looking good!👍😎👍
Thank you Jeff!! Hope all is well with you and your family
Weathering looks good, don't mind the engine being a little dirtier. It's shaping up nicely. Hope the hobby stores open soon up here too, you can keep that heat tho'. lol.
Thank you Steve! The engine does look a lot better in the frame.
That's what she said!!!! Wheeeewww now that I have my Office reference out of the way....The BR is looking amazing man. I like the weathering so far.
Lol!! Thanks Joe!!
Looking great
Thanks Jeff
Thats not too dirty ! Looks just right for an old Cummins lol.
Nice progress mate , it's a tough old kit but the results look great.
Thanks buddy!! 😊
On the fithwheel you can use artist oil paints in the tube hunter Selby at Showtime studios used on his the oil paints take a little longer to dry but produce a realistic look to the fith wheel check out his CZcams channel
@@dennisbisconti4583 thanks for the tip. And I already follow hunter.
Looks good buddy, :) 😎 👍
Top-notch....ya magnificent bastard. Nice woik!!👍👍
Thank you sir!!
Looking great should be really cool when you are done
Thanks Russell!
Your progress looks great Bryan!!! I would think you could dry brush the engine with the engine color to tone it down. I'll be watching.
Cool idea Michael! Thanks for watching
Nice update. No yellow paint no problem. Just put mustard & a little future together. Not ! 95° no thanks. I just mowed my grass for the 1st time since last year. In Michigan 🏭🐭
Hahahaha, sad thing is I only had stone ground mustard!
For fifth wheel grease, try a little contour/fill putty ,be Tamiya or Testors, smear some onto the fifth wheel and mix a little gloss black with a touch of dark red paint,and paint it. That way you got the look without having wet grease on your model to collect dust,plus get on you every time you touch the truck.
Thanks for the tip, but I'm going with the tulip. It's Actual paint. Not grease. Some other guy in the group buildnid is using real grease.
@@BGsModelWorkshop yeah I posted that as you were explaining the tulip paint. I'm familiar with that stuff,have three way younger sisters. Never thought to use it like you described. Might have to try that.
Thanks for responding. Stay healthy
@@tomcline5631 really appreciate the comment and suggestion mynfriend! Stay frosty!
Great update your a lot further then me on your build lol
Thanks! I was just telling Jeff I need to social distance my self from the kit for a bit. 😉
Since you've already painted your fifth wheel,just use a little Vaseline on it.i use it all the time on my trucks,Pete's looking good.kutgw
Chris
Thanks Chris. Interesting tip.
nice job
Thank you Ray!
Oh yea, it's coming along real well.....................👍👍👍 What is the name of the local hobby shop down the street from you?
Hobby destination! I have been making friends with the owner. 😊
@@BGsModelWorkshop Cool.........How close are you to Andy's Hobbies?
@@THROTTLEPOWER Andy's is about a 40 min drive from place.
@@BGsModelWorkshop Aaaaaa, interesting. Is Hobby Destination bigger or smaller?
@@THROTTLEPOWER much smaller. He splits his store between R/C stuff, games and models. But the guy is super cool and can order anything I want as long as it is current.
I wonder how real grease will look after a time gummed up with all kids for cactus power I bet,looking forward to seeing it greased up
Oh I'm not using real grease. That is Dylan over at N.Y.S. I hesitate to use real grease on plastic models. Some grease and oils can eat the paint, or worse soften the plastic.
Hey it's looking great coming along nicely and they're just jealous they don't know how to make theirs look too big to fit on the screen
Hahahahaha!! Thanks Butch!
Good choice on the slick paint should look the part never use real grease on your model it attracts all kinds of dust bunny’s
Agreed!! Thanks buddy!!
Grab ferret and dip tail in can of grease apply liberally
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:38 that’s what she said. I had to
Hahahahaha