Thank you for doing this how-to video. I struggle with windows on my builds. Please do another on attaching windows, with focus on attachment points and glue used.
Thank you very much James, that's very appreciated. I'm glad I could help you with my little tutorial. I will keep your suggestion in mind for future tutorial videos James. Unfortunately these windows are already attached to the body, but I filmed most of the process so I can include some information with the next Toyota Exiv update video.
Thank you very much my friend, that's very appreciated and so glad you like. Yeah feel free to try it out, I find it great when no window masks are available ☺️👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you Bob, that's very appreciated and so glad you like 👍🏼 Yes I agree, with some minor modifications it can be adapted for other uses too. Do you have anything in particular where this could also be used?
@@KarlScaleModeling. Yes. Making glass for custom chopped tops for one. This would make it easier to do instead of the way I do them now. Anything that you can use the tape with will work too. Like custom dashes and guages.
Thank you for your support Bryden, that's very appreciated. Yes exactly, Gundam markers are great and can be used for many different uses in our hobby. I'm glad you like my video too :)
@@KarlScaleModeling You're welcome, I subscribed to your channel because your builds are unreal. I'm usually a military modeller but have started getting into car builds and your channel has a lot of great content I can learn from.
Thank you once again Steve and sorry for my late reply. Your kind words are very appreciated and help me upload more content. Thanks also for subscribing ☺️ If I can be of any help into this new cars venture, feel free to ask. I'll do my best to help 👍🏼
Thank you Adrian, your support towards my work and channel is very appreciated. So.. let's answer :) When I use the Humbrol 85, it takes longer to dry so I clean the airbrush and remove them right away, when the paint is still a bit 'sticky'. When I use the Tamiya X-18, I remove the masks right after I airbrush the last coat. This dries much quicker and I try to remove them before the paint dries completely. Hope that helps my friend.
Thanks for your feedback Oleg, very appreciated and so glad you like. Do you use a particular marker? Because markers will write on both the frosted and clear pieces. That's why I use the pencil 👍🏼
@@KarlScaleModeling Hi Karl, i use common permament office/home black marker. Just accurately accent the frosted area and then wash it wirh acrylic thinner. I just have a fear that i may crack clear area with pencil if i mess up :))
Thanks for the info my friend, good idea and I'll try that out too. Haha, with the pencil I don't have that fear, but when using the eraser sometimes I do.. yes! But just a little bit, because no accidents happened so far using this method ☺️ Well done for your latest Evo X project, super cool result 👍🏼👍🏼
That makes a lot of sense about the pencil writing on the frosted section! Thanks for the tips, Karl
Thanks for your feedback Thomas, that is very appreciated and so glad you like my tutorial.
Thank you for doing this how-to video. I struggle with windows on my builds. Please do another on attaching windows, with focus on attachment points and glue used.
Thank you very much James, that's very appreciated. I'm glad I could help you with my little tutorial. I will keep your suggestion in mind for future tutorial videos James. Unfortunately these windows are already attached to the body, but I filmed most of the process so I can include some information with the next Toyota Exiv update video.
Great tutorial Karl :)... Thanks for sharing ;)... I will try this one
Thank you very much my friend, that's very appreciated and so glad you like. Yeah feel free to try it out, I find it great when no window masks are available ☺️👍🏼👍🏼
Excellent Tutorial. Thank you for sharing!
Hello Chad, thank you for your feedback. Very appreciated and so glad you like ☺️👍🏼
Thank you for sharing. This tip can be used for more than just windows too.
Thank you Bob, that's very appreciated and so glad you like 👍🏼 Yes I agree, with some minor modifications it can be adapted for other uses too. Do you have anything in particular where this could also be used?
@@KarlScaleModeling. Yes. Making glass for custom chopped tops for one. This would make it easier to do instead of the way I do them now.
Anything that you can use the tape with will work too. Like custom dashes and guages.
Perfectly agree Bob, nice tips and ideas there. Will definitely keep that in mind for future projects. Thanks again 👍🏼👍🏼
Great tutorial 👍 Thank you very much, well done!
Thank you very much, so glad you like my tutorial and your feedback is very appreciated ☺️👍🏼
Thanks for the tutorial.
Thanks for your feedback Ron, that's very appreciated.
Great tutorial. Thanks for sharing
Thank you for your support Mike, very appreciated 👍🏼👍🏼
Excellent!! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for checking out my video Mark, that's very appreciated and so glad you like ☺️👍🏼
@@KarlScaleModeling Great stuff brother! I'm be using this tip for sure!
Thank you once again Mark, I'm glad you found this tutorial helpful and you'll be trying it out ☺️
Great video. loved it !!
Thank you, that's very appreciated and I'm so glad you loved it!
Nice Karl, I use the Gundam marker also, they're easy to remove with acrylic thinner. Nice tutorial! 👍👍
Thank you for your support Bryden, that's very appreciated. Yes exactly, Gundam markers are great and can be used for many different uses in our hobby. I'm glad you like my video too :)
Good choice of background music
Thank you Ogardiga, that is very appreciated and so glad you like ☺️👍🏼
Thank you so much, easy to follow and it worked great.
Hello Steve, thank you very much for your feedback. I'm glad you like my tutorial. Very appreciated.
@@KarlScaleModeling You're welcome, I subscribed to your channel because your builds are unreal. I'm usually a military modeller but have started getting into car builds and your channel has a lot of great content I can learn from.
Thank you once again Steve and sorry for my late reply. Your kind words are very appreciated and help me upload more content. Thanks also for subscribing ☺️ If I can be of any help into this new cars venture, feel free to ask. I'll do my best to help 👍🏼
really cool tutorial 👍
Thank you, that's very appreciated and so glad you like my tutorial ☺️👍🏼
Great stuff Karl.... question... do you leave it to completely dry before starting to remove the masks?
Thank you Adrian, your support towards my work and channel is very appreciated. So.. let's answer :) When I use the Humbrol 85, it takes longer to dry so I clean the airbrush and remove them right away, when the paint is still a bit 'sticky'. When I use the Tamiya X-18, I remove the masks right after I airbrush the last coat. This dries much quicker and I try to remove them before the paint dries completely. Hope that helps my friend.
nice vid, friend👍👍. i do the same, but marker instead of pencil
Thanks for your feedback Oleg, very appreciated and so glad you like. Do you use a particular marker? Because markers will write on both the frosted and clear pieces. That's why I use the pencil 👍🏼
@@KarlScaleModeling Hi Karl, i use common permament office/home black marker. Just accurately accent the frosted area and then wash it wirh acrylic thinner. I just have a fear that i may crack clear area with pencil if i mess up :))
Thanks for the info my friend, good idea and I'll try that out too. Haha, with the pencil I don't have that fear, but when using the eraser sometimes I do.. yes! But just a little bit, because no accidents happened so far using this method ☺️ Well done for your latest Evo X project, super cool result 👍🏼👍🏼
very nice buddy ur kit be on way next when I post cliffs ok ur 3rd so 2nd cliff ur 3rd there going out together OK 1 jeff so his going out monday
Hello Keith, thank you for your kind words about my work, very appreciated 👍🏼 Thank you for the kit too, that's awesome my friend 🙏☺️