I agree, these does give you more room to move the body around and get underneath the bottom. Thanks for sharing this Donn. Have a great weekend buddy. Terry
I do the same thing for my aircraft just different stands I’ll gauge the material needed depending on fuselage shape. These are great tips. I subscribed a while back but just recently started catching up on your videos, I can implement these tips and tweak them for my planes! Keep these paint tips coming cause they help. 👍🏼
and as far as it gos not to hurt you about not being abe to own one your model cars i'm saying that the cost is high i'm saying that there worth what some one pays for them there just worth the money they dam great builds you put your heart and soul in them please keep those video coming they are dam great too Mr. nobody thank you for letting me get to know you knowing you its a trill for me i place you very high up there i know i will never get to have a meet greet there a lot of models you have made better builder but for me the cost is high and that ok some day i will run into some one who can print me a sticker that will say build by donn yost thank you for time Mr. nobody
Great idea and very cost effective. Because I use rattle cans, I have been using a bent up coat hanger so I am able to hang parts upside down between coats. I am going to try your method for the next few paint jobs
I'm gonna get some pipe nipples for sure. Have been using old larger rattle cans, but they are harder to hold. Question though, what do you mount convertible bodies on? Right now, I'm using coat hanger and not happy with that option.
I have seen a guy use the same method with the black pipe, and he also uses a floor flange on the bottom of it to hold the body when he puts it in his cabinet.
great tip. ise the same,but i glued in the bottom a magnet and use a metall plate to set the pipe up and cover it with a big plastic cloathing box wich you can buy everywhere very cheap. It is very stable and don,t fall over when it needs to be moved. The platic cover i seal of with a few pieces of making tape to be secured on the plate. $50,- and it works perfect
Quick question are the metallic water based paints good to airbrush on model cars and you have very detailed and clean cars you should do a review on your builds
Love watching and learning from you! I've been using the same style for bodies, but how do you make that work for spoilers, hoods, bumpers and the such when you have to make sure to paint all surfaces of the part?
Thank you again for a great tip. I have seen you use these on a lot of your videos and I was wondering if you ever incorporated a flange base on the end of the pipe nipple? It seems like this would give a much more stable base then just the pipe itself. And, as always, you know that I will be going to Home Depot to get me some of these lol Thank you for another great video.
Hey Charles, Chris here, I actually use the flange myself for the same reasons U mentioned. Now I only need 2 cure 1 kit body at a time so I don’t need 2 worry about more than one body curing at a time and/or kits being close together to cause an accident, but I think the flange is great as well……. Build on Charles!!!!!
I thought you used to use it-nipple- with a base--?/ Beer Bottle works just as well -cheap-drink beer and use the bottle for a paint stand---Rolling rock--LOL
Hello sir. Does it matter to wet sand a basecoat when it has a scratch and a sloppy areas? Is it alright to clear coat with any lacquer clear to cover the scratch or sanded basecoat?
you would think a model company would have do a donn yost model i know he dose a lot of models from all model companies you would think they could do a donn yost line of model i know he has pay his dues that for sure i know he sells a lot of those model cars it would be a dream to see a model car line that would say donn yost i wish they ( model company )would do this for this man i know this man has paid his dues for all the models he has done if i could i would buy one of his models that he sell if i had the money to buy one and that what they call a dream and a dream means will never own one its sad he dose great work when he build one for someone you know its perfect from start to finishes a good person but he dose have a heart a very big heart to own one my self would be that dream and a dream is what it is a dreambut great about him he teachs people on utube and i know viewer are very grateful to him for that i know i have been so maybe a model company would get smart or open there eyes there a fellow who heads every thing going for him i wish i had 1/16 of that talent he has your not going any one else do what he dose for his utube views and all free i know he has help me and others i know he paid his dues and to you Mr. yost i thank you very very so much that name donn yost means fast or when you build a model and there a decal that said build by donn yost i would love to have a decal that said build by donn yost i know you can make decals i don't have a income to be able to do that what a great fellow he is he's always there for any one most will not anserwer your email but he willand he's a caring fellow he just has the love to put the time in to do models i'm just a nobody buy Mr. yost is not so from the bottom of my heart i would a model company would make line of models for you i would love to see one again thank you mr.yost for always ansewing my e-mail from Mr. nobody
I own the videos Don does a great job explaining his method. One thing how to you tackle the inner roof where the nipple was after applying your finish coats on the outside? Brush or lots of masking tape?
Great video and tips, thank you! P.S. I am looking for a body for the 1/25 scale AMT/ERTL 1966 Ford Fairlane GT/GTA. If anyone has a body they could part with just reply here, please. I will see it and contact you to work out a price, shipping, etc. Thanks!
Don your logic is gold.
Thank you for spending the time to teach. I get alot of it. I'm 61 and just getting started and enjoying it very much.
Keep up the good work
Great tips thank you sir.
I agree, these does give you more room to move the body around and get underneath the bottom. Thanks for sharing this Donn. Have a great weekend buddy. Terry
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I do the same thing for my aircraft just different stands I’ll gauge the material needed depending on fuselage shape. These are great tips. I subscribed a while back but just recently started catching up on your videos, I can implement these tips and tweak them for my planes! Keep these paint tips coming cause they help. 👍🏼
Thanks Donn. I’ve seen yu use them for years. Dave always been t afraid of buying table and knocking hem over.👍
and as far as it gos not to hurt you about not being abe to own one your model cars i'm saying that the cost is high i'm saying that there worth what some one pays for them there just worth the money they dam great builds you put your heart and soul in them please keep those video coming they are dam great too Mr. nobody thank you for letting me get to know you knowing you its a trill for me i place you very high up there i know i will never get to have a meet greet there a lot of models you have made better builder but for me the cost is high and that ok some day i will run into some one who can print me a sticker that will say build by donn yost thank you for time Mr. nobody
In my experience painting on flat surfaces can create vortex conditions along surface that create orange peel.
Great tip Don. Thanks. Ron
If you used the Tamiya stand, you'd only have ~$240 in stands to have 8 bodies in your cabinet drying...
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And there is that to consider too ….. 😁
Great idea and very cost effective. Because I use rattle cans, I have been using a bent up coat hanger so I am able to hang parts upside down between coats. I am going to try your method for the next few paint jobs
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Great tip. This seems to work well, and much cheaper than a Tamiya paint stand. Thanks for sharing.
I enjoy watching you. Do you do 1/24 nascars to sell.
I'm gonna get some pipe nipples for sure. Have been using old larger rattle cans, but they are harder to hold. Question though, what do you mount convertible bodies on? Right now, I'm using coat hanger and not happy with that option.
I do the same thing as you have shown with the pipes and some times the coat hanger trick
I have seen a guy use the same method with the black pipe, and he also uses a floor flange on the bottom of it to hold the body when he puts it in his cabinet.
Thank you for sharing your wisdom, I have a Tamiya paint stand, but will be buying some pipe nipples, way to go.
great tip. ise the same,but i glued in the bottom a magnet and use a metall plate to set the pipe up and cover it with a big plastic cloathing box wich you can buy everywhere very cheap. It is very stable and don,t fall over when it needs to be moved. The platic cover i seal of with a few pieces of making tape to be secured on the plate. $50,- and it works perfect
Quick question are the metallic water based paints good to airbrush on model cars and you have very detailed and clean cars you should do a review on your builds
Love watching and learning from you! I've been using the same style for bodies, but how do you make that work for spoilers, hoods, bumpers and the such when you have to make sure to paint all surfaces of the part?
Thank you again for a great tip. I have seen you use these on a lot of your videos and I was wondering if you ever incorporated a flange base on the end of the pipe nipple? It seems like this would give a much more stable base then just the pipe itself. And, as always, you know that I will be going to Home Depot to get me some of these lol Thank you for another great video.
I don’t like the flanges due to the fact it is far easier to bump the bodies with them on rather than without …..
Hey Charles, Chris here, I actually use the flange myself for the same reasons U mentioned. Now I only need 2 cure 1 kit body at a time so I don’t need 2 worry about more than one body curing at a time and/or kits being close together to cause an accident, but I think the flange is great as well……. Build on Charles!!!!!
@@ScaleModelTechniques Thank you. I will definitely give this a try soon.
I thought you used to use it-nipple- with a base--?/ Beer Bottle works just as well -cheap-drink beer and use the bottle for a paint stand---Rolling rock--LOL
Hello sir. Does it matter to wet sand a basecoat when it has a scratch and a sloppy areas? Is it alright to clear coat with any lacquer clear to cover the scratch or sanded basecoat?
Sand the base coat up to 12000 . Mist a few light coats of color on and then shoot your clear …..
Great tip, as always… Is that just regular masking tape?
How long does the pipe nipple have to be? Also, threaded or unthreaded pipe?
I use the threaded . 6 inches long works just fine …….
you would think a model company would have do a donn yost model i know he dose a lot of models from all model companies you would think they could do a donn yost line of model i know he has pay his dues that for sure i know he sells a lot of those model cars it would be a dream to see a model car line that would say donn yost i wish they ( model company )would do this for this man i know this man has paid his dues for all the models he has done if i could i would buy one of his models that he sell if i had the money to buy one and that what they call a dream and a dream means will never own one its sad he dose great work when he build one for someone you know its perfect from start to finishes a good person but he dose have a heart a very big heart to own one my self would be that dream and a dream is what it is a dreambut great about him he teachs people on utube and i know viewer are very grateful to him for that i know i have been so maybe a model company would get smart or open there eyes there a fellow who heads every thing going for him i wish i had 1/16 of that talent he has your not going any one else do what he dose for his utube views and all free i know he has help me and others i know he paid his dues and to you Mr. yost i thank you very very so much that name donn yost means fast or when you build a model and there a decal that said build by donn yost i would love to have a decal that said build by donn yost i know you can make decals i don't have a income to be able to do that what a great fellow he is he's always there for any one most will not anserwer your email but he willand he's a caring fellow he just has the love to put the time in to do models i'm just a nobody buy Mr. yost is not so from the bottom of my heart i would a model company would make line of models for you i would love to see one again thank you mr.yost for always ansewing my e-mail from Mr. nobody
I own the videos Don does a great job explaining his method. One thing how to you tackle the inner roof where the nipple was after applying your finish coats on the outside? Brush or lots of masking tape?
Either airbrush it first and once it has flashed out , then paint the body or simply brush paint it after the body has flashed .
Had a bad experience with a paint stand. My own fault I guess. Thanks for the tip.
Awesome tips Don. Also a question for you what are.your thoughts on going to 15,000 grit sanding?
Why not ? 😎
@@ScaleModelTechniques I plan on going that high now that I found the paper on amazon.
Great video and tips, thank you!
P.S. I am looking for a body for the 1/25 scale AMT/ERTL 1966 Ford Fairlane GT/GTA. If anyone has a body they could part with just reply here, please. I will see it and contact you to work out a price, shipping, etc. Thanks!