soo much attention to detail every where. this woulda drove me crazy to set up that many different scenes and that much time to film each one during one epic build. awesome all around
Thanks for the kind words. You're right, it was a major pain to set up and shoot all the scenes. I really just wanted to build and be done, but someone has to teach the newer generations how to do this stuff. ;-)
I wish i could hit the like button 100 times!!! That is epic and amazing.Cant wait to see it running and a cool story,super sweet truck thanks for sharing it with us.
What a fascinating video! I love the concept of doing the build in an rc workshop - I´ve even tried it myself in a humbler way than your masterpiece. I´m particularly impressed that you succeeded so well in getting your actors´ hands to reliably grip props for long enough to be filmed. I hereby claim the honour of offering this video its 605th thumbs up : )
+Del350K4 Thanks Del. Haven't heard from you in a while, glad to see you're still around. I watched your videos with the garages and buildings you made. Looks like you put in quite a bit of effort, well done!
Wow! Thanks very much - coming from you, with your wonderful scale workshop, that means a lot. I loved the scale vice grips and torque wrenches - and I was blown away by the fact that the castors on your tool chests have raised white lettering. I´m also delighted to see that New Bright is still unknowingly supplying beautifully detailed hard bodies to the hobby-grade rc world. It´s become a noble tradition over the years : )
Also, the RC4WD upper 4-link mounts (Part Number Z-S0562) would make it even easier to install these axles as a 4-link setup. I made custom 4-link mounts for my application but theirs would save you the trouble. The axle kit used in the video already comes with the lower 4-link mounts.
Guy St I happened to watch your video after your first post, before you added the link. I guess RUclips is now blocking comments with links until they're approved. I didn't see your other posts until a couple days later in my community tab. I wish they'd stop changing things. Nice job on your Jeep, we have the same body,
I answered this question below but will post it again since it is way down the list. I separated them at the waist joint and used shoe goo to glue them in place. I had to remove some material from the drivers ass and back of his legs to conform to the seat better. Also trimmed where his torso and waist met to lower him down some more and took off his feet too.
Great video & Nice jeep hard body in red i have one in blue & Have a night romp video out but i'm using my k5 frame from vaterra ascender well thumbs up & You all have a great night
Thanks. I separated them at the waist joint and used shoe goo to glue them in place. I had to remove some material from the drivers ass and back of his legs to conform to the seat better. Also trimmed where his torso and waist met to lower him down some more and took off his feet too.
Wow that must have taken a lot of work, that from someone who knows. I'm flattered you were inspired by some of my videos. Keep up the good work. Cheers.
This is amazing! Coolest rig and build video I've seen out here. Great job with the wheel wells and not using the body post to fasten the body to the chassis. How did you go about securing the body to the chassis? I didn't catch that in the vid.
LukeDaUke Thanks. Yes, at 14:49 you can see the front body mount with the Velcro attached to the top, and at 14:41 is the rear. Like you said, if you watch through the video carefully a couple times you can see all the details of building the body mounts and everything else. : )
Dan Campise I'm working on how I'm going to mount mine and am considering Velcro too, but am wondering if it's sticky enough? I watched the first run vid, looks like you got a good bit of thrashing around in , around those sand dunes. How's the body and chassis holding up? Have you had any issues w/ the body popping off?
Hey Dan, by far this is the BEST rc build video I've found. Thanks for your time & dedication of this hobby. The shop scene is so realistic, I would trust 100% my vehicles to not only the Hot owner, but her shop helpers as well... :-) You gave me some ideas on how to use this application for the builds I'm soon to work on. Thanks and keep up the great vids. Liked and subscribed..
+Rafa Rcchannel Thanks! As for the interior, the tan color was already okay and nobody can really see into there anyway. For instance, watch the following trail run video of the truck in action and notice how little of the interior is really visible. ruclips.net/video/WmzrMccZ0ZY/видео.html
Yes that´s right. I just got the same body and I saw a dark brow/black interior, got tempted but my painting skills will probably ruin it lol, so thanks
What's the length of the 4 links. I measured the 16mm for moving the shock tower and it doesn't seem right. I moved the tower to the last hole in the frame then drill a new holes. I'm not sure mine will look as good as yours but I'm going to try. Thanks
I looked in my build files for you. The rear upper links are 108mm (106mm link + 2mm spacer), rear lower links are 106mm. I moved the rear mount 16mm rearward from the furthest back set of holes and drilled new holes. The front links are 92mm upper and 100mm lower. Keep in mind that I am not using Axial axles and they have different mounting locations. Also I made custom front link mounts which change the mounting positions further. You can see some of the details in the video. Good luck and happy building.
Dan Campise I did forget about the axles. Maybe that is what is wrong with mine because to me the front axle location is no where close. My shocks are siting sideways not up and down, but again I'm still using the stock axles. I have seen videos of people using the stock transmission but I cant seem to figure out how they did it. I want mine to have the same ride height as yours so I think I need to get that RC4WD tranny. Thanks again.
Robert Walker You can use the stock trans but you have to cut out or mold the interior for clearance. I wanted to keep my interior intact for realism so I went the hard route and fit the R2 trans as outlined in the vid.
Hi yes I found them. I am only going to buy a back axle because my front axle is unlocked, and the back locked. I will get the servo mounts for this axle (Z-S0562) and on the back piece I'm going to put a rod end in the middle which will receive the Axial Y-Piece. Also, I have custom springs so I have to work round this. I only want to use this axle for the scale look and articulation improvement, but I might want to be getting a solid metal axle for this. Thanks for your help.
This video IS the build of this truck. You can pause at any point to take more time to see how it is assembled. The axles were pretty simple to install.
Thanks for your comment. I really did suffer through this one, lol. It took forever to get all the fabrication of the floorboards and wheel wells done, but I hate when I see a nice rig and then you see wires and daylight right through the wheel wells. Just gives it right away as a toy. I like to make it hard to tell it's not a full scale truck.
@@spidernad1 Thank you, I figured something was going wrong with RUclips because every video I tried to view said the same thing. Thanks! Awesome video btw.
Only one mistake I seen here, you face plant unchecked like that your gonna find some tape for the nose. Lol. Pretty epic though, and fun videos to watch
You'd have to adjust the wheelbase longer and make some other adjustments and modifications but sure. My truck is built on an SCX10 frame. You can see the changes in the video.
Hello again Spidernad1. Wanted to let you know that your video inspired me to do these (particularly the Neca characters & workshop 'noise') :-) /playlist?list=PLpM8WSHEQ-Z-KijRv63e1z5tH3gkBXfbM
thank you :) and sorry to ask something you already answered lol i ended up scrolling down and you gave the lengths of the links to another person a couple months ago. thanks again.
Thanks. I mistakenly thought that the vehicle was kit with a hobby-grade chassis. I realize now people buy this toy-grade vehicle for teh body and mount it to a better chassis and electronics. Did you use an Axial SCX10? sorry for all the questions? I'm new to this.
Mr242723 No problem. Yes, SCX10 chassis. Watch the video carefully several times and pause when needed, you will see all the parts used including part numbers etc. It's like a cheat sheet.
Terry Crisman Thanks. For info on the figures please see the video description (near the end) of the following video. ruclips.net/video/FpPG8OZg3Vs/видео.html
Hi. I answered this below in the comments but will repost it again for you. "I looked in my build files for you. The rear upper links are 108mm (106mm link + 2mm spacer), rear lower links are 106mm. I moved the rear mount 16mm rearward from the furthest back set of holes and drilled new holes. The front links are 92mm upper and 100mm lower. Keep in mind that I am not using Axial axles and they have different mounting locations. Also I made custom front link mounts which change the mounting positions further. You can see some of the details in the video. Good luck and happy building."
Ohh it looks good..... But: With the interior very low, does the interior hit the transmission? or is there room enought?. Have orderd the Boom-racing hardbody jeep from Asiatees, and think, i have, a problem with, fitting the body, with that low interior, on the scx-10 standard trans.....
john nielsen Thats why I used the RC4WD R2 transmision, I didn't want to cut up or heat and deform the interior to fit the SCX-10 trans. It was more work but the interior is untouched for realism. At 8:57 in the video you will see the transmission mod. If you're not to concerned with the interior just cut out some for the stock trans to fit through.
Yes, 7" figures. To add rear passengers I would have to remove some or all of their legs. More on the figures at: ruclips.net/video/hcgssr3ZmxM/видео.html
Thanks! I downloaded the papercraft file from the Axial web site (link below) and printed out the scx10 box then glued it onto cardboard and folded it up and glued it closed. axialracing . com/assets/axial_papercraft_2.zip
HI i have a real life jeep and anted to sort of have a project with making an RC one, i have no clue about starting an RC or building one but i feel like this would be somewhat simpler than having to get a body then painting it and starting from scratch. any tips on how to start, I've found several New bright's similar to the one you have here.
Mich step Yep, starting with a painted toy is much easier than scratch, but adapting it to a chassis can be a lot of work as you can see by this video. The easiest way to go is with a "ready-to-run" (RTR) truck. Perhaps an Axial Jeep RTR truck.
Thanks. As for doing it for money, I think most people want to do it themselves, and also I don't think anyone would pay for all the labor that goes into one of these.
daniel david If I remember correctly, I think I used Ronsonol lighter fluid. ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/61rNLsVBLFL._SL1000_.jpg I suppose any brand will do, I think in some countries it is called naphtha.
Thanks for the reply. The JK is museum quality, attention to detail impeccable and well appreciated. Can't wait for the running video. Good luck.
soo much attention to detail every where. this woulda drove me crazy to set up that many different scenes and that much time to film each one during one epic build. awesome all around
Thanks for the kind words. You're right, it was a major pain to set up and shoot all the scenes. I really just wanted to build and be done, but someone has to teach the newer generations how to do this stuff. ;-)
I wish i could hit the like button 100 times!!! That is epic and amazing.Cant wait to see it running and a cool story,super sweet truck thanks for sharing it with us.
WOW....Speechless.....Thank U for sharing !!!!
great build, awesome job with the transfer case and styrene
Thanks man. I'm working on an even more scale build right now so be sure to subscribe.
Work of art!!!! You suffer for your subscribers. Thanks for the hard work, a true masterpiece.
Great Build........
Wow !Nice Video 👍🏻 Cool 👏🏻
that looks clean, good job
What a fascinating video! I love the concept of doing the build in an rc workshop - I´ve even tried it myself in a humbler way than your masterpiece. I´m particularly impressed that you succeeded so well in getting your actors´ hands to reliably grip props for long enough to be filmed. I hereby claim the honour of offering this video its 605th thumbs up : )
+Del350K4 Thanks Del. Haven't heard from you in a while, glad to see you're still around. I watched your videos with the garages and buildings you made. Looks like you put in quite a bit of effort, well done!
Wow! Thanks very much - coming from you, with your wonderful scale workshop, that means a lot. I loved the scale vice grips and torque wrenches - and I was blown away by the fact that the castors on your tool chests have raised white lettering.
I´m also delighted to see that New Bright is still unknowingly supplying beautifully detailed hard bodies to the hobby-grade rc world. It´s become a noble tradition over the years : )
Awesome, great video !!! So much effort put into it, just an unexplainable work of art .
amazing video!
Hi, my friend. Thank you for a nice video. good Rubicon♡
Little Jun Zang Terrebi: Thanks. Glad you liked it. It was a lot of work building and filming it but I think it was worth it.
Nice looks like the real one.
++ETHAN+ Thank you! Mission accomplished.
This is great!
nice video nice scale everything in this video is awesome man!!
Thanks man. Wait till you see my current build. Be sure to subscribe.
incredable build
Brilliant model engineering
Wow this is awesome, thumbs up my friend. I love Megan I have her to. Thanks for sharing such a awesome video
Andy Richey: Thanks Andy. All my trucks are up for sale in another one of my videos if interested.
Thanks. Realism was the main goal.
Also, the RC4WD upper 4-link mounts (Part Number Z-S0562) would make it even easier to install these axles as a 4-link setup. I made custom 4-link mounts for my application but theirs would save you the trouble. The axle kit used in the video already comes with the lower 4-link mounts.
Great work!
This is my Jeep:
Axial SCX10 Scale New Bright Jeep Rubicon JK
Guy St I happened to watch your video after your first post, before you added the link. I guess RUclips is now blocking comments with links until they're approved. I didn't see your other posts until a couple days later in my community tab. I wish they'd stop changing things. Nice job on your Jeep, we have the same body,
Thanks Dan, I didn't quite understand the way you fit the driver in the driver seat, did u cut his legs?
I answered this question below but will post it again since it is way down the list. I separated them at the waist joint and used shoe goo to glue them in place. I had to remove some material from the drivers ass and back of his legs to conform to the seat better. Also trimmed where his torso and waist met to lower him down some more and took off his feet too.
Great video & Nice jeep hard body in red i have one in blue & Have a night romp video out but i'm using my k5 frame from vaterra ascender well thumbs up & You all have a great night
A CDN Taylor made Productions : Thanks, you too.
Dude that is amazing
Beautiful job .. all it need is a trailer and mud
Wow. Great job!
Sir that video and your rig are truly works of art. A w e s o m e! :-)
Nice work!
wow it looks extreamly real!
Thanks! Mission accomplished.
I wish I had an RC like that
Maybe I could sell it to you. It's still sitting on a shelf in my bedroom. Big bucks though.
Dan Campise would it be 50$ or what idk how much
TandM bros Times that by 40 and we're there.
Wow fantastic!
Spectacular realism, looks like the girl in the back wasnt working as hard as the others....lol. may have to write her up!! Super nice work
Thanks. Yea, she is in training. ;-)
Ha! That's why she doesn't get to ride lol
Wicked!!!!
Oh my god it looks so real i love it wow
Thanks. I separated them at the waist joint and used shoe goo to glue them in place. I had to remove some material from the drivers ass and back of his legs to conform to the seat better. Also trimmed where his torso and waist met to lower him down some more and took off his feet too.
I really like this video and appreciate the effort you put into it! Would love to see some custom paint of course ;)
One of the nicest and scalest jeep I watched in youtube.... love the details man... i subbed
Wow that must have taken a lot of work, that from someone who knows. I'm flattered you were inspired by some of my videos. Keep up the good work. Cheers.
Amazing it looks so real
I really enjoyed this build video. Lots of great work and very creative with the figurines and sound. Great job.
Thank you for taking the time to post positive feedback. : )
Good effort on all of it subbed and thank you for this
great video's man I have spent the day watching ur videos ...they tell a great story to the build great job kutgw..
Simply amazing wow
Thanks Billy.
Very nice makes me want to redo mine lol
Thanks Ray!
Thanks man!
Nice job!
¡Muy bien!
i really enjoyed every single step of that video... was awesome! its like watching the manakee challenge... great job and congrats... you're awesome!!
Thanks!
this is a sick video, nice jobe on the truck and the built up video, thumb up man
Thanks broseph!
Thanks Dan.
The most impressive video I have ever seen! Wow I even laughed alot! Nice thong Lol! Did the jealous girlfriend show up?? Oh No! Very cool man!
Thanks. It was a lot of work but comments like this make it worthwhile.
Thanks!
Demaciado espectacular cool
Someone needs to talk to her about work attire! love it, lookin out for her
This is amazing! Coolest rig and build video I've seen out here. Great job with the wheel wells and not using the body post to fasten the body to the chassis. How did you go about securing the body to the chassis? I didn't catch that in the vid.
I watched it again... I see it now. Everything is hidden so well, nice and tidy. .
LukeDaUke Thanks. Yes, at 14:49 you can see the front body mount with the Velcro attached to the top, and at 14:41 is the rear. Like you said, if you watch through the video carefully a couple times you can see all the details of building the body mounts and everything else. : )
Dan Campise I'm working on how I'm going to mount mine and am considering Velcro too, but am wondering if it's sticky enough? I watched the first run vid, looks like you got a good bit of thrashing around in , around those sand dunes. How's the body and chassis holding up? Have you had any issues w/ the body popping off?
LukeDaUke The Velcro worked great, body stays put.
Hey Dan, by far this is the BEST rc build video I've found. Thanks for your time & dedication of this hobby. The shop scene is so realistic, I would trust 100% my vehicles to not only the Hot owner, but her shop helpers as well... :-)
You gave me some ideas on how to use this application for the builds I'm soon to work on. Thanks and keep up the great vids. Liked and subscribed..
Thanks for the high praise Jose.
Thanks man.
very nice！
Thanks.
Probably one of the best New bright Jk build I´ve seen. Why did you choose not to paint and detail the interior?
+Rafa Rcchannel Thanks! As for the interior, the tan color was already okay and nobody can really see into there anyway. For instance, watch the following trail run video of the truck in action and notice how little of the interior is really visible. ruclips.net/video/WmzrMccZ0ZY/видео.html
Yes that´s right. I just got the same body and I saw a dark brow/black interior, got tempted but my painting skills will probably ruin it lol, so thanks
What's the length of the 4 links. I measured the 16mm for moving the shock tower and it doesn't seem right. I moved the tower to the last hole in the frame then drill a new holes. I'm not sure mine will look as good as yours but I'm going to try. Thanks
I looked in my build files for you. The rear upper links are 108mm (106mm link + 2mm spacer), rear lower links are 106mm. I moved the rear mount 16mm rearward from the furthest back set of holes and drilled new holes. The front links are 92mm upper and 100mm lower. Keep in mind that I am not using Axial axles and they have different mounting locations. Also I made custom front link mounts which change the mounting positions further. You can see some of the details in the video. Good luck and happy building.
Dan Campise I did forget about the axles. Maybe that is what is wrong with mine because to me the front axle location is no where close. My shocks are siting sideways not up and down, but again I'm still using the stock axles. I have seen videos of people using the stock transmission but I cant seem to figure out how they did it. I want mine to have the same ride height as yours so I think I need to get that RC4WD tranny. Thanks again.
Robert Walker You can use the stock trans but you have to cut out or mold the interior for clearance. I wanted to keep my interior intact for realism so I went the hard route and fit the R2 trans as outlined in the vid.
My R/C trucks are going up for sale now including this one. For more info see this video:
ruclips.net/video/52ghT4na5ps/видео.html
man i like that body its so hard to find a body like that
Thanks, I measured it just for you. WB = 12 13/16"
Hi yes I found them. I am only going to buy a back axle because my front axle is unlocked, and the back locked. I will get the servo mounts for this axle (Z-S0562) and on the back piece I'm going to put a rod end in the middle which will receive the Axial Y-Piece. Also, I have custom springs so I have to work round this. I only want to use this axle for the scale look and articulation improvement, but I might want to be getting a solid metal axle for this. Thanks for your help.
Nice work! How did you form the figures to fit in the seats properly?
This video IS the build of this truck. You can pause at any point to take more time to see how it is assembled. The axles were pretty simple to install.
Where on earth did you find the scale tool boxes and work cart? Awesome in so many ways.
Thank you kindly.
She is long gone, that's the only reason I can do whatever I want in my own house.
Thanks for your comment. I really did suffer through this one, lol.
It took forever to get all the fabrication of the floorboards and wheel wells done, but I hate when I see a nice rig and then you see wires and daylight right through the wheel wells. Just gives it right away as a toy. I like to make it hard to tell it's not a full scale truck.
Amazing video again, and did you make the scale-scale scx10 box?
what scale is the new bright jeep? great build by the way, looks really good! subed.
That scale Snap-On tool chest is sweet. Did the miniature tools come included?
+Uptalk Yes.
6:16m tool holding, she's doing it right.
Awesome video! I was wondering, what are the small wrenches and other small tools you we're using?
+307 Dirt Riders The scale tools came with the big Snap-On tool box. The combination wrenches are not scale, just small Craftsman wrenches.
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@@spidernad1 Thank you, I figured something was going wrong with RUclips because every video I tried to view said the same thing. Thanks! Awesome video btw.
Nice build and vid! What video camera did you use?
Thanks dogg! My only camera is a Sony HDR-XR520. I would like to add a GoPro some day as a second camera for some of my trail run videos.
Only one mistake I seen here, you face plant unchecked like that your gonna find some tape for the nose. Lol. Pretty epic though, and fun videos to watch
Do you think i could put the hardbody on an rtr jeep jk?
You'd have to adjust the wheelbase longer and make some other adjustments and modifications but sure. My truck is built on an SCX10 frame. You can see the changes in the video.
Hello again Spidernad1. Wanted to let you know that your video inspired me to do these (particularly the Neca characters & workshop 'noise') :-)
/playlist?list=PLpM8WSHEQ-Z-KijRv63e1z5tH3gkBXfbM
Great build dude...use currie axles ang it would be perfect
Thanks for the positive feedback, : )
Awesome video. Too bad there is not an easy way to do stop action with a video like this.
Sagan Hill : Thanks. Yea, it did take a long time.
Nicely done! Definitely with Megan looking sexy as ever :). Though that is one sexy Wrangler also.
Thanks.
Hi, how difficult was it to fit the axles? I was thinking of getting a pair for mine. Do you have the link to the build of this truck?
are the links the standard size links for the Axial Jeep wrangler? or did you have to get longer ones to make them work?
Much longer. I have an assortment of many different length links from RC4WD so I can put the axles wherever I need when doing a build.
thank you :) and sorry to ask something you already answered lol i ended up scrolling down and you gave the lengths of the links to another person a couple months ago. thanks again.
Great video and build. Can you tell me where you sourced this kit? I can't find it anywhere.
I got mine on Ebay. Just search for "New Bright Jeep JK"
Thanks. I mistakenly thought that the vehicle was kit with a hobby-grade chassis. I realize now people buy this toy-grade vehicle for teh body and mount it to a better chassis and electronics. Did you use an Axial SCX10? sorry for all the questions? I'm new to this.
Mr242723 No problem. Yes, SCX10 chassis. Watch the video carefully several times and pause when needed, you will see all the parts used including part numbers etc. It's like a cheat sheet.
My R/C trucks are going up for sale now including this one. For more info see this video:
ruclips.net/video/52ghT4na5ps/видео.html
Very nice build,but what i was wondering is where are the figures from
Terry Crisman Thanks. For info on the figures please see the video description (near the end) of the following video. ruclips.net/video/FpPG8OZg3Vs/видео.html
Anyone know what length the links are in the suspension? Trying to build one myself
Hi. I answered this below in the comments but will repost it again for you. "I looked in my build files for you. The rear upper links are 108mm (106mm link + 2mm spacer), rear lower links are 106mm. I moved the rear mount 16mm rearward from the furthest back set of holes and drilled new holes. The front links are 92mm upper and 100mm lower. Keep in mind that I am not using Axial axles and they have different mounting locations. Also I made custom front link mounts which change the mounting positions further. You can see some of the details in the video. Good luck and happy building."
Ohh it looks good..... But:
With the interior very low, does the interior hit the transmission? or is there room enought?. Have orderd the Boom-racing hardbody jeep from Asiatees, and think, i have, a problem with, fitting the body, with that low interior, on the scx-10 standard trans.....
john nielsen Thats why I used the RC4WD R2 transmision, I didn't want to cut up or heat and deform the interior to fit the SCX-10 trans. It was more work but the interior is untouched for realism. At 8:57 in the video you will see the transmission mod. If you're not to concerned with the interior just cut out some for the stock trans to fit through.
Are they 7" figures and could you add passengers at the back? BTW...O for orsume! :)
Yes, 7" figures. To add rear passengers I would have to remove some or all of their legs. More on the figures at: ruclips.net/video/hcgssr3ZmxM/видео.html
If you mean the "Rubicon" and "Wrangler Unlimited" decals, I called Pro-line and got a set from their JK body kit. Decal part number = 3336-89
A couple of questions. Would you ever sell it. And would you ever build a custom one?
My R/C trucks are going up for sale now including this one. For more info see this video:
ruclips.net/video/52ghT4na5ps/видео.html
Oh, BTW, they also make this same axle in an all metal version.
когда девка заснула и упала, я смеялся во весь голос)))
what is the wheel base nice vid by the way
Thanks for your excellent comment!
Great job!!! Where can I get these tires ?
Eduardo Patiño Thanks.
Tires are here. store.rc4wd.com/Mud-Slingers-155-Offroad-Tires_p_663.html
Thanks! I downloaded the papercraft file from the Axial web site (link below) and printed out the scx10 box then glued it onto cardboard and folded it up and glued it closed. axialracing . com/assets/axial_papercraft_2.zip
HI i have a real life jeep and anted to sort of have a project with making an RC one, i have no clue about starting an RC or building one but i feel like this would be somewhat simpler than having to get a body then painting it and starting from scratch. any tips on how to start, I've found several New bright's similar to the one you have here.
Mich step Yep, starting with a painted toy is much easier than scratch, but adapting it to a chassis can be a lot of work as you can see by this video. The easiest way to go is with a "ready-to-run" (RTR) truck. Perhaps an Axial Jeep RTR truck.
great thank you so much
Unfuckingbelievable ... Amazing job.. looks more realistic than most cars on the road. ever consider doing this for money..?
Thanks. As for doing it for money, I think most people want to do it themselves, and also I don't think anyone would pay for all the labor that goes into one of these.
Nice vidéo.
How to remove NEWBRIGHT in the front glass.
Thanks.
daniel david If I remember correctly, I think I used Ronsonol lighter fluid. ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/61rNLsVBLFL._SL1000_.jpg
I suppose any brand will do, I think in some countries it is called naphtha.
Thanks. I got the tool boxes on Ebay. Search term "Snap-On Tool box bank"
They're actually 1/8 scale but close enough for this purpose.