So glad I found this video. I started modeling @ 45 during COVID and as a stress reliever. No cars, yet. Mainly planes and Bandai Star Wars kits. I didn’t want to buy a hobby compressor, so I repurposed my Dewalt double cylinder compressor with a separate 0 -30 PSI regulator. Despite never having a problem, I always thought I was wrong for doing it that way.
I just finished watch your video. Thank You for all of the info. You talk about carpet fibers. I was spraying my model outside after taking a tack cloth to it. Later while inspecting the model I found and eyelash stuck to the trunk of the car, OUTSIDE! Darn Murphy! LOL!
Lost everything in a House fire 15 years ago, just getting back into the hobby with what kits I could save plus new purchases as I miss it so much. Just purchased your Video set today as I really wanted a good refresher plus to learn new things as I do every time I watch one of your Videos. Keep up the great work and I can hardly wait to start watching those videos when they arrive. Thanks for all you do for the hobby and the people who love it so much. As you probably hear all too often "Thanks Old Man!" ;)
For reducing paint bleed under the edge of masking tape, I spray a couple of light coats of clear along the edge of the tape. Once it dries, it pretty well seals the edge of the tape.
First-time viewer on your channel, and I greatly appreciate how thorough you are. A Google doc and everything. You're starting people off right. Too many folks on the internet are encouraging shortcuts for the basic needs, and it sets people down the wrong path. Get the right stuff the first time..And listen to the guys and gals who've been doing this for years! Why waste time and money on crap that will just leave you frustrated? Looking forward to your other videos. No matter how experienced someone is, you can always learn from other folks. I am pretty far away from home these days out here in Japan, but I'm lucky that there are hobby shops around every corner. People here love their hobby shops, let me tell you. It's like heaven. So I'm super excited to get back into the hobby. Take care, I'll see you around on here!
Hey old man, just went to the link below and I didn't see where I can get the number one most important tool, the DVD!!! I really appreciate your willingness to share your knowledge and I would like to get things right. I share the same opinion, right tools make for a better job and results. I have no problem spending the money it takes to get the great results. Again thank you for your time.
Question: I am just about 60 now, and re-found the passion I had for models back when I was younger. Love your videos by the way. I am subscribed and so glad that now this information is readily available now, and we don't need to peruse magazines. This is the question. My first foray back into this is a 67 GTO. I didn't like a recommendation in the instructions and painted part of the chrome bumper (the inside) black. Yet now I changed my mind and want it chrome again. How do I remove the paint without damaging the chrome underneath? Thanks 👍!
I watch anything I can find that you do,I like the way you come across and you have great morals.I have done many other hobbies and left do to drama and the lack of morals by others in those hobbies.I'm a late bloomer in modeling,I'm 56 and have a lot of work to catch up,I'm disabled and have a hard time doing anything but I do have the use of my hands for the most part so all that is left for me is to dive in.I have your first DVD and going to get the second one soon.Thanks for all the work you do to make the hobby more enjoyable and understandable the hobby needs many more like you..
Geez....I feel like I'm way behind. Lol. I'm taking my hobby up a level...which is 1/24 scale digital slot cars. I want to get more into building me some custom cars nobody else has. I really appreciate your tips Donn. The level of detail you do is what I want to learn....and it seems reasonable in price for the equipment and DVDs. Plus...I will have something to be proud of at the end of it. Im 48 at the time I write this....and I believe ramping up my hobby to this level is perfect to refresh something I been doing for years. Looking forward to watching your channel over the holidays and hopefully find that link to get your DVDs. God bless Donn. Stay cool brother.
I just watched another one of your videos and found my answer to the question I asked minutes ago. Thanks again and I'll watch more of your CZcams videos for more information on the question I have, and if not, I know where to go. Thanks again for your time, help, and great information.
I'm glad to see you recommend the Paasche model H. I've used mine for 50 years with no problems, and it is a workhorse. I've had several compressors over those years, but still have my original model H. I also have a Paasche Talon, but my go to is the model H. Keep doing what you're doing. Regards, Solomon
You probably wont read this , but the best polish to remove orange peel is the Turtle wax polishing compound , you can litterlay polish dull paint to shiny paint using a crappy Q tip with that stuff, that's how good it is.
What is the few top car model Company's out there when it comes to good fitting parts & Detail ? Also can water slide decals be clear coated over to make them more permanent & seamless to the touch ?
Is there anywhere you can still find that Crystal Effects? Ive looked high and low and cant seem to peg it .. Is there anything you can use in substitute? glossy accents perhaps?
Hey brother I detail cars for a living and I suggest Ardex alpha grit compound it’s great stuff use it every day and adams polishes are amazing especially the orange one leaves a shine like both else I’ve ever used I know model cars are different but it might be worth a try to you anyway great informative video
did you ever build a 1966 impala for your self if so could i see it hands down your the best model builder out there that ive seen your model build are the best your voice say i can do it but they should put me in jail and throw away the key when you see my builds they should give life i'm not going to give up i'm just going to get better i watch all your video i just wish you had class room i be there every day i live in titusville fl. is there any classes i could go to i'm trying not to be a pain in the **** trying to keep this p-g i want to learn so bad any points you can give me mr. yost i love your work i'm pos. about this i love model cars and trucks thank you mr. yost for taking the time out to read this and giving your time
What you said is so true. Having an incredibly long work bench and working in an incredibly small area on that work bench because your work bench is cluttered with a bunch of other stuff. You should see what is in front of me and the computer screen that I am watching your video. You would have a big laugh.
Hi Don, Watched your helpful videos over the years, thank you. I'm retireing at the end of the year and planning on spending many, many hours in my shop. Are your DAD's still available? Thank you, Steve Probelski
Thanks for this men, I just saw this video now, and the only thing I don't have is my air compressor, so far I have everything, thanks for sharing this...
Just subscribed after watching this, awesome intro as I’m looking at starting out, I’m from South Australia 😀👍 anyhooo, I’ll be watching your vids for realistic, custom and weathered models
i hate to ask again i have a jo-han i spray tamiya grey primer and use tamiya spray can pure white i have some orange peel what product can i use to get rid of it thank you mr. yost oh bye the way keep up the good work jake i know he hard to keep up with thank you jake
yo do great work on models how about doing a 4x4 truck with a trailer i love to see you do one i know you don't asnewer me when i right i know you don;t have time for me your just to busy you are my best modern out there there is no one any better than you your the best there is the very best i lover your build i will never be a Mr. yost but i get to see him on fridays that good enough for me thank you Mr. yost you are the best model build in the world and thank you for letting watcher you on fridays i'm just box stock i love your work i think the world of you Mr. yost thank you for letting me watch you on fridays what can a guy as for
Seriously just realised you got a Pa shirt on, im new(ish) to modeling and i have a blast doing it and helps calm me down, ive built 5 kits so far and working on another, ill admit im not the best but i try to do better than the last, i learned a few things from this video and i will have to get some better tools
Ethaniel Fravel This is from a tournament that we played in at Drifton Pa. a few years back .... We are based in Pgh . Enjoy the hobby ! The aftermarket is fantastic these days ...
I definitly enjoy the hobby, there is alot of aftermarket pieces and kits its overwhelming at times, not many folks around here are into models at least it seems that way
+Ethaniel Fravel Around Pgh , still alive and kicking , also within the Tri state area . For the most part , it will always be a solitary endeavor.... Until you add the Internet....😂
let me say that I'm a huge fan of you...not just your work, but the way you carry yourself. Do you think a Badger 350 (external mix single action) would be on par with the Paasche H? I've read some other who suggest it would be....thoughts?
+lgmnow kondo I honestly can't say my friend ... I have a Badger 150 dual action . They do make a quality product , I prefer the Paache H , only because I cut my teeth on it , so to speak . However , I can say that others have said that once they started with the Paache , their Badger gathered dust after that . Personal preference will always rule the day . The H always does the job for me .....
I hope you get a deal with Paasche...I can't imagine how many model H's have been sold by your endorsement. Chalk up another one! Just want to mention, I don't at all argue with your right to charge for the channel as you are clearly laying out a lot of dough for your supplies, time, etc...but just maybe you could offset the cost by getting Paasche, Testors, Tamiya, Revell...etc to pay you as sponsors. Or offer deals to members, etc. Perhaps they already are...but, if not, you are bringing them a lot of good business and a very real testimonial on their products. I can see a box set of your dvd's WITH a paasche model H and some testors enamels being sold on amazon...at a nice price! I have lots of ideas of how you could monetize your talents and perhaps lower the cost of subscription...could be a win, win, win for everyone! As it is now I'm sure it will still be a success with lots of great content...it's always great to learn from the masters in any field! Thanks for your reply Donn!
Don great vid looking forward to getting in to it!!!!!!!!!!!!! I have ben doing 1 to1 cars &bike fab custom paint over 50 years and I know I'll get a better way or something new. Gary
I have your airbrush dvd on the way ( can't wait! ) and just so happened to pick up a used Paasche H at the NNL West show ..... looking forward to the actual paid content
Laski Scale Specialties - Thanks. .. I have the other video on the way. once I get moved into a new place and get my stuff unpacked, I will practice. .
i need help i have a jo-han 69 s/c ramble i paint it with tamiya primer and then i painted it with tamiya ts-26 pure white i have orange peel in the paint what would you use to get rid of the orange peel thank you mr. yost
Wayne Wootton MicroMark sells 4by6 inch sheets of rubber backed sand pads . 2400 - 12000 grit . Cut them up into 1+1 inch squares , use them to wetsand with ... The new DVD covers this process .....
Donn, when do you expect to explain how we pay for our subscription. Looking forward to watching what you are sharing. How many builder buy all the different model hobby magazines. I know that I spend a fair amount for those magazines. I think that a subscription to this channel will be better than any of the magazines I buy. I know that the access to Donn and his knowledge is worth every penny. Do you really have that kind of access from a magazine, I say no. I know that when you send Donn questions he answers them. Watching HD video that show everything in really time is cool and exciting. I am cutting back on my magazines and plan on using that money here. Sign me up!!!!!
Would you happen to find a link for the 'scalpul blades' (at the 5:30) mark I only ask because, I've never seen something like that in a #11 blade before.
Brad Madigan If you click on the link in video description, it will take you to a Google sheets page with links. There should be one on there for the scalpel blades.
Awesome job. Thank you for teaching use your nolage. My Dad nolage isn't free . If someone is going to teach you pay attention. He's going to say it once.
+David Ryzner No sir , did one of the bodies up as a present for a young modeler that one of my customers was mentoring . Haven't built a funny car in 15 years .....
Mercenary? Yeah. Mercenaries put food on the table. It's too bad you can't sell the talent that helped put you at the top of the game. But you can share the know-how, and this is how it's done. Hell, you should have seen my student loans - money spent acquiring the education I needed to make a decent living. Money well spent. So I got the degree, and I turned around and hired out to the highest bidder. Mercenary.
So glad I found this video. I started modeling @ 45 during COVID and as a stress reliever. No cars, yet. Mainly planes and Bandai Star Wars kits. I didn’t want to buy a hobby compressor, so I repurposed my Dewalt double cylinder compressor with a separate 0 -30 PSI regulator. Despite never having a problem, I always thought I was wrong for doing it that way.
I just finished watch your video. Thank You for all of the info. You talk about carpet fibers. I was spraying my model outside after taking a tack cloth to it. Later while inspecting the model I found and eyelash stuck to the trunk of the car, OUTSIDE! Darn Murphy! LOL!
Putting money into tools was one of the best decisions I made when I started the hobby. The kits will always be out there like you said.
Lost everything in a House fire 15 years ago, just getting back into the hobby with what kits I could save plus new purchases as I miss it so much. Just purchased your Video set today as I really wanted a good refresher plus to learn new things as I do every time I watch one of your Videos. Keep up the great work and I can hardly wait to start watching those videos when they arrive. Thanks for all you do for the hobby and the people who love it so much. As you probably hear all too often "Thanks Old Man!" ;)
For reducing paint bleed under the edge of masking tape, I spray a couple of light coats of clear along the edge of the tape. Once it dries, it pretty well seals the edge of the tape.
your the greatest model builder mr. yost thank you for always being there for me
First-time viewer on your channel, and I greatly appreciate how thorough you are. A Google doc and everything. You're starting people off right. Too many folks on the internet are encouraging shortcuts for the basic needs, and it sets people down the wrong path. Get the right stuff the first time..And listen to the guys and gals who've been doing this for years! Why waste time and money on crap that will just leave you frustrated? Looking forward to your other videos. No matter how experienced someone is, you can always learn from other folks. I am pretty far away from home these days out here in Japan, but I'm lucky that there are hobby shops around every corner. People here love their hobby shops, let me tell you. It's like heaven. So I'm super excited to get back into the hobby. Take care, I'll see you around on here!
Hey old man, just went to the link below and I didn't see where I can get the number one most important tool, the DVD!!! I really appreciate your willingness to share your knowledge and I would like to get things right. I share the same opinion, right tools make for a better job and results. I have no problem spending the money it takes to get the great results. Again thank you for your time.
I really miss your fundenmental Fridays I learn a lot from a master builder.
Just ordered the DVD's. Hope they get here quickly. Love the videos so far
Will be mailed out Monday , thank you !
Question: I am just about 60 now, and re-found the passion I had for models back when I was younger.
Love your videos by the way. I am subscribed and so glad that now this information is readily available now, and we don't need to peruse magazines.
This is the question. My first foray back into this is a 67 GTO. I didn't like a recommendation in the instructions and painted part of the chrome bumper (the inside) black. Yet now I changed my mind and want it chrome again.
How do I remove the paint without damaging the chrome underneath?
Thanks 👍!
I watch anything I can find that you do,I like the way you come across and you have great morals.I have done many other hobbies and left do to drama and the lack of morals by others in those hobbies.I'm a late bloomer in modeling,I'm 56 and have a lot of work to catch up,I'm disabled and have a hard time doing anything but I do have the use of my hands for the most part so all that is left for me is to dive in.I have your first DVD and going to get the second one soon.Thanks for all the work you do to make the hobby more enjoyable and understandable the hobby needs many more like you..
Geez....I feel like I'm way behind. Lol. I'm taking my hobby up a level...which is 1/24 scale digital slot cars. I want to get more into building me some custom cars nobody else has. I really appreciate your tips Donn. The level of detail you do is what I want to learn....and it seems reasonable in price for the equipment and DVDs. Plus...I will have something to be proud of at the end of it. Im 48 at the time I write this....and I believe ramping up my hobby to this level is perfect to refresh something I been doing for years. Looking forward to watching your channel over the holidays and hopefully find that link to get your DVDs. God bless Donn. Stay cool brother.
oldmansmodels.com
Good luck with the channel brother. Big fan of your work.
Pay no mind to the haters and just keep boogieing down with your bad self.
I got both DVD's in the mail today, looking forward to watching them and getting back into building models.
Cool you share. I need to get good enough for me to share. Thank you so much.
you have a great work shop mr.yost
I just watched another one of your videos and found my answer to the question I asked minutes ago. Thanks again and I'll watch more of your CZcams videos for more information on the question I have, and if not, I know where to go. Thanks again for your time, help, and great information.
Exactly what im doing... slowly buying the hardware before i begin, its expensive so start to buy and gather your tools before hand.
Best thing that happened to me today was finding this channel.
I'm glad to see you recommend the Paasche model H. I've used mine for 50 years with no problems, and it is a workhorse. I've had several compressors over those years, but still have my original model H. I also have a Paasche Talon, but my go to is the model H. Keep doing what you're doing. Regards, Solomon
You probably wont read this , but the best polish to remove orange peel is the Turtle wax polishing compound , you can litterlay polish dull paint to shiny paint using a crappy Q tip with that stuff, that's how good it is.
What is the few top car model Company's out there when it comes to good fitting parts & Detail ? Also can water slide decals be clear coated over to make them more permanent & seamless to the touch ?
Revell , Tamiya . AMT ….. As for the decals ? Yes , they can be clear coated using light mist coats with the application….
@@ScaleModelTechniques Thank you @ Take care
@@ScaleModelTechniques What name brand / Type of clear coat would you suggest ?
Can't wait to get home and watch this video
Is there anywhere you can still find that Crystal Effects? Ive looked high and low and cant seem to peg it .. Is there anything you can use in substitute? glossy accents perhaps?
Hey brother I detail cars for a living and I suggest Ardex alpha grit compound it’s great stuff use it every day and adams polishes are amazing especially the orange one leaves a shine like both else I’ve ever used I know model cars are different but it might be worth a try to you anyway great informative video
I just recently stumbled on to your channel and I hit subscribe please keep them coming
Tamiya like anything made in 🇯🇵is top quality ! Their kits are another level of engineering precision !,
did you ever build a 1966 impala for your self if so could i see it hands down your the best model builder out there that ive seen your model build are the best your voice say i can do it but they should put me in jail and throw away the key when you see my builds they should give life i'm not going to give up i'm just going to get better i watch all your video i just wish you had class room i be there every day i live in titusville fl. is there any classes i could go to i'm trying not to be a pain in the **** trying to keep this p-g i want to learn so bad any points you can give me mr. yost i love your work i'm pos. about this i love model cars and trucks thank you mr. yost for taking the time out to read this and giving your time
What you said is so true. Having an incredibly long work bench and working in an incredibly small area on that work bench because your work bench is cluttered with a bunch of other stuff. You should see what is in front of me and the computer screen that I am watching your video. You would have a big laugh.
Great update Donn. Looking forward to getting this started
Hi Don,
Watched your helpful videos over the years, thank you.
I'm retireing at the end of the year and planning on spending many, many hours in my shop.
Are your DAD's still available?
Thank you,
Steve Probelski
Yes , sir , they are !
Thanks for this men, I just saw this video now, and the only thing I don't have is my air compressor, so far I have everything, thanks for sharing this...
Try reservoir tank and one way value
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Just subscribed after watching this, awesome intro as I’m looking at starting out, I’m from South Australia 😀👍 anyhooo, I’ll be watching your vids for realistic, custom and weathered models
Ever use a dryer in thinner? But a dryer will reduce water in solvent/plaster of paris or rocksalt does work.
Is your smoke alarm trying to tell you something? Good stuff here. Thank you!
whats the namr of the brush you use i use red sable brush i'm trying to learn about the hobby like you i did trains for my self and i like it
Thank you Don for sharing all of that information!
i hate to ask again i have a jo-han i spray tamiya grey primer and use tamiya spray can pure white i have some orange peel what product can i use to get rid of it thank you mr. yost oh bye the way keep up the good work jake i know he hard to keep up with thank you jake
yo do great work on models how about doing a 4x4 truck with a trailer i love to see you do one i know you don't asnewer me when i right i know you don;t have time for me your just to busy you are my best modern out there there is no one any better than you your the best there is the very best i lover your build i will never be a Mr. yost but i get to see him on fridays that good enough for me thank you Mr. yost you are the best model build in the world and thank you for letting watcher you on fridays i'm just box stock i love your work i think the world of you Mr. yost thank you for letting me watch you on fridays what can a guy as for
Remember when it comes to tools "buy once, cry once".
Seriously just realised you got a Pa shirt on, im new(ish) to modeling and i have a blast doing it and helps calm me down, ive built 5 kits so far and working on another, ill admit im not the best but i try to do better than the last, i learned a few things from this video and i will have to get some better tools
Ethaniel Fravel This is from a tournament that we played in at Drifton Pa. a few years back .... We are based in Pgh . Enjoy the hobby ! The aftermarket is fantastic these days ...
I definitly enjoy the hobby, there is alot of aftermarket pieces and kits its overwhelming at times, not many folks around here are into models at least it seems that way
+Ethaniel Fravel Around Pgh , still alive and kicking , also within the Tri state area . For the most part , it will always be a solitary endeavor.... Until you add the Internet....😂
let me say that I'm a huge fan of you...not just your work, but the way you carry yourself. Do you think a Badger 350 (external mix single action) would be on par with the Paasche H? I've read some other who suggest it would be....thoughts?
+lgmnow kondo I honestly can't say my friend ... I have a Badger 150 dual action . They do make a quality product , I prefer the Paache H , only because I cut my teeth on it , so to speak . However , I can say that others have said that once they started with the Paache , their Badger gathered dust after that . Personal preference will always rule the day . The H always does the job for me .....
I hope you get a deal with Paasche...I can't imagine how many model H's have been sold by your endorsement. Chalk up another one!
Just want to mention, I don't at all argue with your right to charge for the channel as you are clearly laying out a lot of dough for your supplies, time, etc...but just maybe you could offset the cost by getting Paasche, Testors, Tamiya, Revell...etc to pay you as sponsors. Or offer deals to members, etc. Perhaps they already are...but, if not, you are bringing them a lot of good business and a very real testimonial on their products. I can see a box set of your dvd's WITH a paasche model H and some testors enamels being sold on amazon...at a nice price! I have lots of ideas of how you could monetize your talents and perhaps lower the cost of subscription...could be a win, win, win for everyone! As it is now I'm sure it will still be a success with lots of great content...it's always great to learn from the masters in any field! Thanks for your reply Donn!
Hi Donn, When using your method of mixing lacquer and enamel paint, what type of clear coat do you recommend? Thx, Mac
Michael McNeive Model Master Clear Top Coat enamel ....
Don great vid looking forward to getting in to it!!!!!!!!!!!!! I have ben doing 1 to1 cars &bike fab custom paint over 50 years and I know I'll get a better way or something new. Gary
are you going to show how to do bare metal foil please thank you mr. yost
One more question Donn, are you going to build the comet kit? I sure hope so! (:
+Dan Anderson You know it , kiddo ! Talked colors with Kathie yesterday as a matter of fact .....
Are you planning a video explaining how the pay content will be setup?
what are the best brush i should get
i owe two video thats the two videos i owe
your right old man i have a bad habit of doing useing nipper thank you
I have your airbrush dvd on the way ( can't wait! ) and just so happened to pick up a used Paasche H at the NNL West show ..... looking forward to the actual paid content
Rick Sandfort you are taking great steps following Donn's advice. You won't be disappointed with the results!
Laski Scale Specialties - Thanks. .. I have the other video on the way. once I get moved into a new place and get my stuff unpacked, I will practice. .
i need help i have a jo-han 69 s/c ramble i paint it with tamiya primer and then i painted it with tamiya ts-26 pure white i have orange peel in the paint what would you use to get rid of the orange peel thank you mr. yost
Wayne Wootton MicroMark sells 4by6 inch sheets of rubber backed sand pads . 2400 - 12000 grit . Cut them up into 1+1 inch squares , use them to wetsand with ... The new DVD covers this process .....
what is a single air brush to a double air brush i use spray cans again i would love to learn i'm not a jrek i just don't know
Donn, when do you expect to explain how we pay for our subscription.
Looking forward to watching what you are sharing.
How many builder buy all the different model hobby magazines. I know that I spend a fair amount for those magazines. I think that a subscription to this channel will be better than any of the magazines I buy.
I know that the access to Donn and his knowledge is worth every penny.
Do you really have that kind of access from a magazine, I say no. I know that when you send Donn questions he answers them. Watching HD video that show everything in really time is cool and exciting.
I am cutting back on my magazines and plan on using that money here.
Sign me up!!!!!
Hey ! Pm me please !
whats the best 5 min, epoxy for model cars
Great long n helpful vid old man keep dem comming 🖒🖒🖒😎😎
Would you happen to find a link for the 'scalpul blades' (at the 5:30) mark
I only ask because, I've never seen something like that in a #11 blade before.
Brad Madigan If you click on the link in video description, it will take you to a Google sheets page with links. There should be one on there for the scalpel blades.
amazing video... donn keep them coming
Awesome job. Thank you for teaching use your nolage. My Dad nolage isn't free . If someone is going to teach you pay attention. He's going to say it once.
** who makes the aluminum police parts*******?????
good stuff - looking forward to the paid content.
very well put sir
Don you do some nice work i really like your shows this is Mark Zarwell I got some model cars on youtube look under Mark Zarwell's model cars
whats the name of the paint brush you use i use red sable i think i spell it rigth my said learn from the best and i to m a dum ass
The airbrush is life....
Count me in!
Anyone have a source for this Crystal effects product? I can't find it anywhere.
Donn
Ever build the Jim Dunn Mooneyes Funnycar kit??
+David Ryzner No sir , did one of the bodies up as a present for a young modeler that one of my customers was mentoring . Haven't built a funny car in 15 years .....
Thank you.
IM IN.
How you stip off paint?
+ballistic customs DOT 3 brake fluid for enamels . 91% isopropyl alcohol for lacquers.
Sir thank you
i live near a hobby lobby store whats name air brush and how to spell it i can't spell worth of crap thank you mr. yost
Wayne Wootton Paasche H series kit . Can be ordered from dixieart.com
god help us if we lose you i don't think there no one to replace you so stay health plesae don
im a model railroader, n scale, im also old
i hpe can teach me how to air brush i will buy the video i hope you teach jake how to air brush lol
the camera BEEPING in the entire video is Insanity! "mmmm BEEP!, mmmmm BEEP!, MMMM BEEEP!" For F*cks sake. Other than That... GREAT video.
Mercenary? Yeah. Mercenaries put food on the table.
It's too bad you can't sell the talent that helped put you at the top of the game. But you can share the know-how, and this is how it's done. Hell, you should have seen my student loans - money spent acquiring the education I needed to make a decent living. Money well spent.
So I got the degree, and I turned around and hired out to the highest bidder. Mercenary.
your the peacher of model car
this sound so confuesing
Very condescending BOYS AND GIRLS??
your wife builds a better model car better than i do