Scratch building a model exhaust out of sprue with how to paint heat marks

[@modelrestorations]

Great tutorial! That really looks real. Thanks for sharing!

[@mattyscustomscale]

Thanks, hope you can give it a try yourself too

[@Insomniamodelcars]

Perfect timing on this video,I've been wanting to start making my own exhaust. Thanks

[@mattyscustomscale]

Go for it!

[@LarrysModelShop]

That's a neat way to build custom exhaust! Thank you for sharing.

[@mattyscustomscale]

Glad you liked it!

[@ronstewart9792]

Awesome how to. That came out looking great. Ron

[@mattyscustomscale]

Thanks 👍

[@redneck7381]

Candle works better constant heat source and watch your distance between the flame all you need is enough heat to warm the plastic to be flexible

[@theintake8961]

Awesome tutorial! I will definitely give this a try! Thank you 😎🍻

[@mattyscustomscale]

Awesome! Glad I helped with a new idea

[@michaelhintzmikesminiature1812]

Great video!!! Thanks for sharing

[@mattyscustomscale]

Glad you liked it

[@BearPIGCustoms]

Phenomenal ❤

[@mattyscustomscale]

Thank you

[@rosemaryr.long-morgan9704]

Hi thanks for posting this. What diameter in scale 1/25 is required for a 3" pipe (single exhaust) for a 427 BB engine in 1/25 (my friend's Dad opted for upgrade engine for their '66 Impala 4 door Sedan) or isnthe one Your working on a good dia. Thanks /Rosemary

[@mattyscustomscale]

Quickest conversion is to changes inches to mm as it’s a 1:25 factor. So 3 inches is 3 mm

[@dougmulle2627]

I was hoping to see a trick to make cherry bomb mufflers lol