003 Painting and Assembling "Digger", a 1965 Hawk Weird-ohs Model Kit

Join me as I paint and assemble a classic model kit - "Digger", part of the Weird-ohs line of models originally produced by the Hawk Model Company in the mid-1960s based on art by Bill Campbell.
Watch the entire process from unboxing to finished product, condensed for your viewing pleasure!

[@brreed71]

What's really cool is that once upon a time these kits were totally unavailable to kids like me. Growing up in Australia we would read comics and see these advertisements but they like on another planet. Fundamentally impossible to order. Now it's a couple of clicks. And you get these great tutorials to help. Thanks mate, really appreciate you putting these videos up!

[@michaelbrinks8089]

I just started reading up on Ed Roth & Bill Campbell. They seem like 2 guys who took a hobby & something they loved to do & turned it into a way to make a living.

[@jackwitt8713]

Great Job

[@Soupslusher_68]

Great videos man!! Just got an original one from 1965 complete at a yard sale for 5 bucks. Can’t wait to build it and use some inspiration from this vid. Thanks man🤟

[@HomesteadingNorthernMichigan]

Very cool

[@newlagoon]

Upgrade your brushes, thanks for sharing❤

[@youknoweverything7643]

The only brush painted model car paint job that the brush strokes actually look cool on it cause it makes it look more like a plaster made sculpture in full size would look like you would see as a fiber glass far ride design or plaster sculpture at a amusement park and ECT I love the brush strokes on this model first time I will ever say that about any build cuse I hate brush painting completely even on tiny parts I can't stand a brush mark on models lol