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Awesome builds everyone.

I wish I could have made it but I was busy last night. Next time!

I built the Ferrari Testarossa and Ferrari F40...incredible museum pieces.

Thought this was going to be a dry subject but found it extremely interesting and informative .Thanks!

Just the precise info. Excellent!

Thanks, very informative

I prefer the shorter version of the 917K without the two fins. The one Steve McQueen Nr.20 was driving in the Movie (Le Mans) from 1970 In Le Mans: Steve McQueen's role model was Jo Siffert. RIP

I think all model builders accept and to a degree enjoy a certain amount of challenge, but some of these kits are an order of magnitude more insane. Not for your average model builder.

Very interesting kit and scale. I didn't think they had tools that small back then. A very niche market, probably limited addition. Thanks for sharing something completely different. Cheers Bob.

Was that macross?!! 😮😮

Hey Bill, Wow, better stock up on those for Santa, its a winner. Ironically it reminds me of the great Mattel toys you could get in the 50 and 60's. Have a great weekend Cheers Bob

Does it shoot BBs?

Lots of fantastic builds, the Bronco Diorama is cool, lots of details. Sharp looking Covette near the end.

Amazing builds again this month. Kudos to the Ottawa Model Car Group!

Nice job everyone. Some nice work on some of those bases as well.

Hey Bill I've been noticing a lot more automobile models lately, these are great builds. A lot of work goes into those surface finishes. That Citreon looks very creative. Its tempting to switch over for a couple of good old AMT kit builds just for something different. I seem to recall they were about $3.50 back in the day. Cheers from a rainy Pacific Northeast, Bob

People who say Porsch-e are pretentious or German take you pick.

ultrakill

Why does the Mr. Cement SP (purple cap) can't stick on to clear plastic sheet? It doesn't do anything at all. Did I use it wrongly?

Will have to pick some up to try! Thanks for the vid…fyi, the camera wasn’t focusing in on your close ups of the marker tips or what you applied to the Bronco paint mule. Looked like good result and easy to use just the same!👍

You see a lot of U Tubers showing you with all the hard work in building and details let it all down at the end with the paint finished model and you can see the camera picks up the paint finishes really well and you see many times that the paint didn't level itself plus they are not using enough thinners and wrong pressure , you see that pebble look that is too rough and out of scale. Painting is a whole seperate skill outside model construction building that you need to master and practice. You need to learn the different ratios of paint, thinner , air pressures , needle sizes for different results to achieve in scale and leveled out paint finishes . What you are able to tell, is many of these people are not using the " Leveling Thinners" , they use the normal thinners and it's drying too quick as it is coming off the air brush . Then paint won't level out and you see the micro dots spray patterns on the finished results thats picked by the camera . You really must use leveling thinners it could be that most people are finding it hard to buy so just using normal thinners .There is also Mr Hobby replenishing agent thinners in the 400 size .

Sorry if I missed it Bill, but are these gloss or flat?

Hey Bill, always appreciate the testing of new products. As you know i'm mainly an aircraft builder and I can really see these pins useful for cockpit detailing and those yellow prop tips. I typically tape them off and depending on scale hand paint or spray paint with a rattle can getting yellow out of an airbrush is tedious. Something like Tamiya or Humbrol work best. Hand painting is hard because yellow is different and can result in a different thickness. This could also be helpful for crew members I have acquired some Das Werk 1/16 scale figures for future builds and they have a lot of detail too. Now I'm surprised to see a Canadian Cowboys Fan in Canada :-) I moved to Pacific Northwest in 2016 from Dallas but haven't joined the Seahawks culture. Hope all is well , Model On and Cheers, Bob

Definitely will add to my Arsenal.

Thanks for sharing!

u have to build this?? frig that

This would be like a perfect project for me, as I don't have the skills to paint a model and I feel like buying an assembled model is cheating. If I had the money, the space and weren't living in a 3rd world country, I'll buy this in a heartbeat.

There's no microsol vs microset argument. You have to use them together. They're literally made to be used together.

Just got mine last week, still sealed in the box!!!

Incredible model! Definitely beyond my skills!

ruclips.net/video/v4f9DJhPYAs/видео.htmlsi=MfLbbuzAtvikltyC I guess we’ve been pronouncing Pocher wrong all these years! From Pocher’s own feed! “pocker” it is then!😅

Nice that no painting is required

It’s big and not RC? What a waste.

Years ago I almost pulled the trigger on their Lamborghini Aventador kit. Would’ve loved to have been able to build it. This one’s a beauty too!

This looks more like one of those D'argento model kits that you get as a subscription and you put together with screws.

Incredible model! My favorite race car ever. Thanks 🎸🔪

why in a 10 minute video does it take nearly 8 mins to get to the main event ,likes his own voice

I have the Pocher Bugatti, Alfa and Lotus in 1/8 and the Ducati in 1/4. The Lotus and Ducati are toys whereas the other 2 are 50 year old classics and brilliant. That Porsche is also toy-like and (in 1/8) is seriously lacking detail. I have already bought detail-up bits for the 2 'toys' and compiling a list of other detail additions.

Why the Heck every American or Canadian says "Porsch*???? It's a Porsch"e", so please say it german. Porsche is the Name and not Porsch. Thx.

Round shekels?

Yuge!!!😂 Now try getting everything back in the box!! Like putting toothpaste back in the tube!! 😂 I always wanted one of the ol vintage cars with all the separate spokes for the wheels! Fabric upholstery!! Etc.. gotta have a big man cave for a model like that!!👍🏻😬🫡🇺🇸

Hey Bill, what a huge amazing kit, thank you and your customer for sharing it. I must say I was surprised to here you reference the Duesenberg, not many people remember that automobile. It was actually made in Indianapolis IN. Years ago Monogram made some beautiful kits of several of the different type cars . One of those in 1/8 scale would be incredible. Of course like the old saying goes if you have to ask How much it cost you can't afford to buy it - but you never know I could put in on my Santa Claus list :-) Hope all is well, Cheers Bob

That is one wicked kit! Thanks to the owner who let us see it.

I want to see him put it all back in!

Okay, so I am late to the laquer paint party and want to know what you clean your airbrush with if using these products.

Wish kind of Thinner can I use for Mr. Color C1 Gloss White 10ml

Wish Thinner is better to use mr metallic paint

Nicely done, Bill. I have to try them next.

Excellent book!!!

Thanks Bill, I've been wondering why I haven't been able to make these panel line and wash products works. I now know where I have been going wrong, I'll get another " paint mule" out of the stash and give it a go. Cheers Bob