I've hunted for years a japanese product that is used to glue rhinestones as decorations because can be used safely by kids. It's called Konishi bond Deco. It's water based, great for clear parts or other components that is assembled on the exterior of the car and you don't want to ruin hours of work. It is very forgiving because you can remove before curing without leaving any marks on the paint. About consistency, it is something between gel and silicone...in about 10 seconds starts to grab the surface allowing adjustments, removing. I've tried other transparent water-based similar products but nothing compares to it unless you're finding another japanese product...I don't remember the name but you can see it used by our fellows modelers from Japan - transparent container with blue text on it
Thank you for watching my work. I’ve scratchbuilded a lot of details for this engine that was not in the kit……windshield wash jar as well….lots of wires/pipes…
@@cristianci00 thank you for responding. If you had to do all that, I'm even more impressed with your work! It's not a deal breaker for getting the kit though. I think my racers wedge has the most scratch built on it at the moment.
Absolutely EXQUISITE build!
Incredible attention to detail.
Thank you for your appreciation
Even without a dioramic background , this model looks real !!!
Beautiful work
Larry Landis
Outstanding!🏆
Wow! Beautiful!
Beautiful build
Looks great! I also like your road/sidewalk display.
Thank you. I have created a few displays that can be easely stack together, used only for pictures
What a nice looking 50 Olds. Nice job man.
Thanks 😁
Foarte frumos lucrat! Felicitări!
Multumesc!
I LOVE this car ,Now do a 1941 Lincoln Continental Cabriolet by monogram . All the ones I have seen are nice but just lack in detail . Please
I already have it in my stash so yeah, I will do it at some point, I love that car as well
Could you tell me what kind of adhesive you used to attach the photo etch Oldsmobile letters?
I've hunted for years a japanese product that is used to glue rhinestones as decorations because can be used safely by kids. It's called Konishi bond Deco. It's water based, great for clear parts or other components that is assembled on the exterior of the car and you don't want to ruin hours of work. It is very forgiving because you can remove before curing without leaving any marks on the paint. About consistency, it is something between gel and silicone...in about 10 seconds starts to grab the surface allowing adjustments, removing. I've tried other transparent water-based similar products but nothing compares to it unless you're finding another japanese product...I don't remember the name but you can see it used by our fellows modelers from Japan - transparent container with blue text on it
A beautiful build! Did that carb and intake come with the kit? You got a sub for such beautiful work!
Thank you for watching my work. I’ve scratchbuilded a lot of details for this engine that was not in the kit……windshield wash jar as well….lots of wires/pipes…
@@cristianci00 thank you for responding. If you had to do all that, I'm even more impressed with your work! It's not a deal breaker for getting the kit though. I think my racers wedge has the most scratch built on it at the moment.
Are the Oldsmobile name badges decals or photo etch or something else?
Those are photo etch parts from Model Car Garage
@@cristianci00 Thanks! Looks incredible!