For the longest time I've thought about drilling and pinning my mirrors. Now that you showed how to do this. I'm all in. THANKS A MILLION FOR THE VIDEO!!!
I've started doing this about 2 years ago. If you have any doubts if this really works, go watch my 442 build where the model rolls and falls onto the concrete. The mirrors stayed on! Great video Pat!
Great vid Pat the Stang is lookin sweet love the color😁🤩scooter😎ps what if i pin the mirror attach it before i put the body one so i can glue the pin on the inside 🙃whats your thought 🤔
Great tip Pat. Pinning is a very useful technique and is something that should be in every model builders toolbox.
cheers, Graham
@grahamc7283 Absolutely, thanks buddy ✌️
For the longest time I've thought about drilling and pinning my mirrors. Now that you showed how to do this. I'm all in. THANKS A MILLION FOR THE VIDEO!!!
@@pat2068 Right on Pat. Have fun with it ✌️
Nicely detailed video Pat! Thanks 😎👍
@theintake8961 Thanks Mike, appreciate you checking it out ✌️
Great little tutorial. this is a great thing to remember. Thanks for sharing this with us.
@LarrysModelShop Super handy for those parts that never stay on.
That Is Great Thank You 🐎Mr. ED says Just Have Fun Modeling
@@edwardnash7411 Thanks Ed. Have a great weekend✌️
Excellent tip
@robertcollier7257 Thanks, for checking it out!
Pinning is definitely the way to go Pat, nice tutorial
@ramblers69 Thanks Tom!✌️
Cool tutorial! Thank you for showing it, Pat👍
@1968fordman Thanks Will ✌️
Nice tutorial, I haven’t been brave enough to try that yet, really close tolerances!
@@JethrosGarage-op4bo Slow and steady✌️
Great tutorial Pat.
@@TerryWilsonModels thanks Terry ✌️
Awesome video, Pat! In to my "how to's" it goes!
@@AmateurScaleModelBuildi-lj3so Right on John! Thanks for checking it out. ✌️
Nice
@@terrysanders8092 Thank Terry ✌️
Awesome video Pat. I do this from time to time. Pinning is a bit new to me and sometimes I forget... Lol
Thanks for sharing...
LLAP 🖖
@Bruces-Eclectic-World Thanks Bruce. Have a great weekend✌️
Great video Pat!
@JHartModelworks Thanks Justin!
Nice tutorial pat thanks for sharing k.u.t.g.w.
@@Jeffsmodelgarage Thanks Jeff✌️
Great tutorial, I'm gonna use this on my current build 🤙
@BillyStrangeAutoModels Appreciate you checking it out, glad to help ✌️
Yeah, every time!
Heck ya ✌️
Thanks, very helpful tutorial!
@JustBelowAverageModelCars Glad to help. Thanks for watching ✌️
Thanks for sharing
@@samuelvasquez8170 Appreciate it Sam✌️
Thanks for showing that Pat. I haven't tried it yet. I need to jump in and do it.
@Joethemodelbuilder Slow and steady, thanks Joe!
@@cardzscaledreams3917 I sent you an email
@@cardzscaledreams3917 oops just checked my email lol
Great tip, will have to try this on my Beetle I think, there is not even an indent to identify where they go let alone help you get it in place.
@@scaleffect Thanks. Shouldn't be a problem, but ya would be nice if they had some sort of locator.
I was always afraid to try this but you made it look simple! I would glue my mirrors on before priming because I didnt want them falling off.
It def gets easier the more you do it. ✌️
I've started doing this about 2 years ago. If you have any doubts if this really works, go watch my 442 build where the model rolls and falls onto the concrete. The mirrors stayed on! Great video Pat!
@pappytinkers Thanks Pappy ✌️
Great vid Pat the Stang is lookin sweet love the color😁🤩scooter😎ps what if i pin the mirror attach it before i put the body one so i can glue the pin on the inside 🙃whats your thought 🤔
@@scooterdoughmas3012 That would def work. I normally wait till the end to do mine. You could even glue the wire through then attach the mirror after.
Brilliant tutorial will help a lot of people 💯 per cent, nice helpful video Pat, Cheers 🍻 KC 🇦🇺🇦🇺🦘🦘🏔🏔🌨🌨🍻🍻🇦🇺🦘
@MetalMania3DTV-TAS-AUS Thanks KC , appreciate it brother ✌️
@@cardzscaledreams3917 your welcome 🙏 🤗
@cardzscaledreams3917 your welcome Pat 🙏 🤗
Nice tutorial Pat. Thanks for that. Came over after a shout out from Mark @themediocremodeler-zm7ny (from a few months back). Liked and subbed!
@timcarson8146 Thanks Tim, I appreciate the support.
I got ya back too BTW
@@cardzscaledreams3917 Thanks!