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It's certainly useful and can be expanded throughout the build. Welcome and thanks for watching!

Thanks, Glad you enjoy the videos and your build of the 41!

Nice, good to hear it's going together well!

@frankmilavec3063 Thanks, and you're welcome!

Thanks! No commission work for me.

I started with 2! Lol Thanks for watching

Very unique and trick unit!

@terrypeterson9783 Thanks, just a homemade unit with what I had, dissected an old double window fan and wired the motors separately.

@@sodakmodelcars Awesome thanks!

Thank you! Welcome back to the hobby. With enamels it's hard to say or recommend something other than either polish the color you have to bring up the luster or using an acrylic type clear coat/glaze. Enamels chemically change to "cure" and create a "shell" so using another solvent based product over it can break that shell and cause problems. Typically using the clear coat like another coat of color may be the best case before everything is "cured" out. Lacquers only "dry" ,they don't cure, and adding another layer of lacquer only rewets the previous layers.

@@sodakmodelcars Than you for the follow up and all of the information, very helpful to me.

@deang4438 Welcome

@@sodakmodelcars Just to clarify, with the Extreme Lacquer you can apply clear coat ? With the enamel either polish or apply acrylic clear coat or clear coat before it has cured out ? Sorry but I'm learning all this again after many years, Thanks

@deang4438 Yes that is the way I treat it. I personally would only use enamels if I'm not planning on applying any other color or clear. (I rarely use enamels because of this) Enamels tend to have a higher gloss than lacquers when applied correctly/wet enough to flow. Polishing is all I would personally do to enamels. I have another video using spray can lacquers where I do clear. Most of my painting is done with airbrush and clear coats.

Thank you

Thanks for watching, Michael!

I have an idea for mine to pair with a custom hot rod. I'm sure you could do more with the cab of the hauler to make it unique .

The two tone wouldn't follow correctly in the jambs if the hood was on while painting. With good consistent technique, there's no worry of color issue.

Yeah, it's certainly a unique engine combo with the FWD setup. The other hauler versions have the same engine. Looking at it closer, I'm sure it's the Pontiac OHC 6. Which can also be found in some of the AMT 69 Firebird kits.

Thanks for checking it out Stephen

Thanks Tom, I definitely want to pair it up with a cool custom rod.

Thanks! I think it will pair well with a wild custom show rod.

@@sodakmodelcars for sure Adam like the Mercury you did with faded paint work super nice 👍🏻

Yeah, it's the only OHC 6 I'm aware of, so either Pontiac or fantasy.

Kaiser Jeep made the Tornado 230ci. OHC Six, for their earlier fullsize Gladiator truck.

Ok, wasn't aware of that one. Distinctly different valve cover design.

Thank you!

I used a pill bottle that would match the diameter of the opening and wrapped it in coarse grit sandpaper. (80grit) Worked it back and forth until close, then moved to finer paper to finish radius. Also, I used some fine evergreen to make the lip around the radius.

@@sodakmodelcars thanks. I appreciate the tips

@bobfalpha You're welcome

Thank you, appreciate it!

Thank you sir! I'm certainly happy with the results!

@1968fordman Thank you sir for watching.

Thanks for checking out the video!

Thank you Sir. I've been away from modeling most of the summer myself.

Yes sir!

Thanks

@@sodakmodelcars your welcome 😁

@SmallADVentures1973 Mine came in so I had to set up the camera and check it out. Need to get back into it.

I appreciate you checking it out John!

Certainly not a bad choice to add. There's a few good alternate driver/liveries that could be fun.

Yes sir, great addition to have full detail AFX cars out of the box.

@@kyledehartsscaleworks The A990 has to find a way to my stash. Great factory hot rod!

@@sodakmodelcars oh I absolutely agree!

They are! Thank you sir

I'll like snip/sand the nubs off in most cases. Just like the Moebius wheels, it's more likely to cause damage than to "fix" an issue I don't have with the old design.

I do enjoy the old 3n1s. I built one as drag car and look forward to doing atleast another as custom.

Thanks for watching

AMT 41 Plymouth

Thanks Larry! Good bargain if you can get it at HL!

Wherever you can find fabrics. Fabric stores, hobby stores, second hand stores.

@@sodakmodelcars, Thank you so much for responding so quickly! Btw, LOVE your videos!!

@jeffyoung8726 No problem, I appreciate it. Hopefully I can get more answers out on the lace stuff once I get through the summer activities and can wrap up the lace How to I have started.

Thank you!

Thanks for watching!

Nice to see some missing subjects make a return!

@@sodakmodelcars Absolutely!

Nice score, Thanks for watching Kyle!

@@sodakmodelcars always appreciate the before you buys even if they’re after I buy!! lol.

Looks like it, thanks Shawn!

Thanks Stephen, I have seen some good ones!

Good to hear! Yeah, that is one thing I took notice of with both of the 60s F100s. Sometimes they followed the originals too much, like with the intake. I'm sure I'll do one nearly like the box art, seen a 1:1 at Kool Deadwood nights that I found very attractive with pearl white and red.

I looked at pics of them on Google Images, and painted mine in Tamiya Coral Blue. Has a nice period vibe. 👍

I agree, 3n1 plus a trailer! Thanks for watching!

Thanks John! Love the vintage style kits.