My brother bought me a box from eBay of ~50 cars someone was selling. There’s a few vintage cars in it (woo!), and I hope to start my own channel this year as I get into customizing these. Thanks for such a great collection of tutorials and inspiration 😊😊
This looks insane, love the fade look, just when you said you were going to stop half way with the red I was dreading you might do the back half orange or yellow to make a flame look. So happy you went with the stainless chrome instead. I'd love to see a custom Plymouth superbird or one of the Nissan skylines, those models have such fine detail for awesome realistic paint jobs.
Haha, I was the opposite - I was really dubious when he said he'd stop half way and leave the back end chrome, but it worked out really well and the car looks great.
I belonged to the Hot Wheels Club in 1969 and had the chrome Boss Hoss they handed out with your membership. I thought I brought it up from AZ, but it disappeared. THAT car was way cool.
Have you ever thought about doing emergency vehicles? I think a series of videos where you make an ambulance, police car, and fire truck complete with some decals and what not, would be really awesome. You could even make it something of a charity thing, encouraging your viewers at the end of the video to donate to a specific charity or children's hospital or something and having the person who donates the most have the emergency vehicle of that video sent to them as a prize. :D
There was that police car that was turned into a military police car if that counts? But I agree, I would love to see an ambulance or firetruck here, even if it is just redone in spectraflame.
50th anniversary makes me feel old. I remember getting some of the first hotwheels for Christmas when I was a kid. Love your videos, please keep on making them.
Worth me mentioning it twice but this is a beautiful transformation of one of my few favourite fantasy castings. This, Boneshaker, Quik & Sik & the MR11/BDD12. The latest is Rally Cat & also like the Fish N Chipd.As the current TM is still mostly metal with only plastic glaze/interior/wheels, this model is worth giving a makeover to resemble a 60s/70s model without having to spend a ton on buying an original. Just use a modern redline as a wheel donor
My 2-56 drill and tap set arrived today!!!!! Yay! I’m waiting for the button head hex screws next! Also ordered a vibratory polisher and media to help polish the metal bodies.
My favorite Hot Wheels are the Warpath, Dixie Challenger and the Stutz. The Warpath was the very first Hot Wheels car I ever owned. I got it with some racetrack set for Christmas, 1976. Still have them in a box in storage.
My favorite Hot Wheels car is the Twin Mill. I just started collecting - and my long-term goal is to get all variants of the Twin Mill. At the moment, i have two Twin Mills in my collection: The red 2018 variant and the 2018 Black and Gold 50 years variant.
Great restoration videos Love them Im 56 and from Western Australia and have 1969 Red Baron, Mustang Boss Hoss and Jack Rabbit You've inspired me to restore them and other various hot wheels and matchbox cars I have Cheers
I got SOOOO happy when you said customizing the Twin Mill. I never heard I’d liquid masking before. I would also like to see any year of Elcamino taken back to 1968. Also my favorite hot wheels car is any model of Twin Mill and any Elcamino.
Twin Mill is like the perfect Hotwheels car, its sharp and pointy like most sportscars that we fall in love with, looks great in bright and wild colors and patterns, has 2 V8 engines, whats not to love?
It's beautiful. I can actually imagine driving this down a long road in the middle of the desert while speeding against a Twin Mill ll and Twin Mill lll :)
Gotta love twin mill I had one of these I bought it in 98 left it in the package a long with a few other I lost mine years ago owell chip Fosse built the full size twin mill for Mattel and man it looks good and sounds amazing. Thanks you for the vid it looks good
Never was a hotwheels fan I have to admit but, watching the restorations is breathtaking. I'd like to see a DeLorean taken down to bare metal and brushed to a realistic finish. But then how to keep it from darkening? Matte finish maybe.
more suggestions that I have for modern cars being given the retro treatment are: The Bone Shaker, Side Ripper, the Danicar or the Twin Mill 3, for colors... Light Green, (like in the Twin Mills from back in the day) Purple, and if you still need practice with it, Rose preferably I would like to see either the Danicar (Because it's my favorite Hot Wheels car) or the Twin Mill 3 since, y'know, the Twin Mill was the first fantasy Hot Wheels car, I would love to see the most recent encarnation of the Twin Mill trilogy being given the Treatment of its ancestors
Wow great job! I also hadn’t heard of liquid masking and that will come in REAL handy with the custom interiors I’m working on. I like American muscle cars and hot rods as well as lowriders the most so taking on any 1968 model of those would be my vote!
I have a ‘88 Ferrari F40 that’s a little worse for ware. It was made in Malaysia, but still has some nice details. The rear fin is slightly bent from some rough play, but nothing that wouldn’t bend out of dye-cast. If you’d be interested in restoring it, I’ll send it to you!
My favorite Hot wheels is probably Bassline, from the 2005 series, Hot wheels Acceleracers. In fact, I've actually been contemplating restoring one of my old ones.
When I was younger my favorite was definitely the sharkruiser. Now though, I think it might be the Twin Mills (though I'll be honest I don't like the gen E [because of it's absent motors- it looks off and very different] or some of the newer models [the ones that are taller and stubbier]).
Twin Mill is my favourite casting, I just love how ridiculous the idea of dual engines and the impracticality of it But at the same time, I can see this car existing as a real car
Its BEAUTIFUL! love the fade into chrome... it looks so much better with the body lines matching then the original! and great wheel choice, the final look really brings back all those original cars ;)
My favorites were the "Greased Gremlin" and the "Open Fire" 6 wheeled Gremlin. I had a 78"Greased Gremlins" but my friend had a few of the "Open fire" ones that I loved. The "Open fire" is kind of expensive today.
I love to see you customize a Matchbox DeTomaso Pantera in a similar way as you did the Hot Wheels Lamborghini. I always thought they were a little “off” in the way they executed that model.
Stunning.... best one yet... it was refreshing seeing you doing a brand new car for a change..... the quality of finish of your work is easily the best on RUclips...
Very neat, I did a similair procedure to a beater metal/metal '67 Camaro in order to make a budget redline esque camaro so id say, take one of those camaros back to '68
I know the twinduction isn’t a necessarily old hot wheels since it was released in 2011 from the sources i can find however i think it’d be really interesting to take a modern twinduction and make it look like the older 60s models. Thank you if you get around to reading this, the twinduction is one of my favorite hot wheels so i think it’d be really cool to see it go retro
OMFG I remember having a hot wheels car like that as a kid. Though mine was silver, metal iirc... had very very similar look to it body wise, lost it years n years ago. It was my all time fav toy car though, I searched for something like it over n over at diff times with no real success, so far this is the closest thing to it ive seen. Might not be the same one ...(twin mill) but its close enough. Now I know what the name of this type is at least and maybe someday buy one similar to what I use to have. Im 30 now but damn, id still love to have one of those. Thank you, for showing this one, looked so long for something so similar to what I had I gave up hope on finding one like it.
I really like the paint job you gave this Twin Mill baremetalHW. I also like the Twin Mill casting as well. I would say, it would be really interesting to see a Deora II done to look like it is from the 1960s/1970s. I also agree with Oldskool DA9 on seeing some Japanese imports done in custom colors and custom wheels. Another idea you could do baremetalHW is you could do all the different Twin Mill castings in the same color scheme. Since you did the original Twin Mill in the red and chrome color, you could do that on the Twin Mill II and Twin Mill III. I think that would look really cool. And you could do that same with the Deora and Deora II by giving those matching paint schemes and wheels. I really enjoy these videos and I cannot wait to see what new projects are coming for 2018.
I don't do this stuff but your videos are entertaining and watching these Custome hotwheels and Restoauration vids are very satisfying The seats are beautifull
Car looks great you have a great eye, for color and matching. Only thing I would have done different, I would have used the paint pen and made the tiny taillights red at the indentation in the back.
love the red and chrome look! I hope you feel better soon! for the '68 look I'd like to see one of the 'modern' Chevy Camaro's or one of the 'modern' Dodge Chargers.... there is a resin you can get from Games Workshop called 'liquid green stuff' which is like bondo on a smaller scale it could be handy filling in dings and gouges you can get it from there web store.
Beautiful! My favorite old Hotwheels car has to be Poison Pinto... I loved the big wheels on the back (and the green with the logo on the side). Plus it had an exposed engine like my 2nd favorite car Roger Dodger. :) Any of the 70's vans were great too (for my tastes). Hope they do some re-booted vans for the anniversary! :)
Thanks for the extra long spinning display at the end, I really like getting a good look at the piece. You should throw in some sweet bossa nova tunes next time during that part! I've loved your channel for a while now, thanks for all the A+ content.
You aren't the only one with a cold, Im also dealing with one and the worst part is that yesterday was my birthday. I think if I had to choose a favorite hot wheels it would probably be the the 5000 FAST. I could easily go with the '57 Chevy, but the fantasy type cars are uniquely hot wheels cars. Definitely do a retro take on the 5000 FAST.
My personal favorite Hot Wheel car is Reverb from Acceleracers. This videos are great and are always entertains and informative, keep up the good work.
Love your videos but had absolutely no idea this hobby existed. It's incredibly satisfying to watch your process and end result. Keep up the good work and keep sharing! I've already shared with my coworkers.
I'm curious as to how durable the Spectraflame paint is... I currently make and sell dice made out of aluminum and I used to just sand them to a 2000 grit before selling them. After watching your videos I started polishing them with your technique and they got a lot more popular. I'm wondering if painting them with spectraflame would hold up to use.
Awesome job on the custom Twin Mill I love that car, however my favorite Hotwheels cars are the ones featured in the Hotwheels movies such as the Deora 2 and Reverb and some custom versions of those cars would be awesome!
I think something that you would mail out of the park is doing a spectraflame Christine with redlines. I know they made a neo classic years ago but I would love to see you do an attempt at it!
I actually have that very red Twin Mill in the start of the video, with the white stripe, as well as a matching blue one. Also I just found this channel yesterday and have watched several videos so far, it's been quite entertaining! Very glad it just happened to randomly show up in recommended.
Nice choice in paint color and fading.
Thanks, Mark! Let me know if you ever want one done.
Your custom Twin Mill is probably the coolest looking one I've ever seen
Your videos are always so relaxing and satisfying to watch, keep up the good work!
KAL 1 here too... My man you everywhere
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We must have been separated at birth or something your in about every comment section I see.
radspeed team 113 ikr i see him to everywhere gingium. And like a million more
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My brother bought me a box from eBay of ~50 cars someone was selling. There’s a few vintage cars in it (woo!), and I hope to start my own channel this year as I get into customizing these. Thanks for such a great collection of tutorials and inspiration 😊😊
Chris W. Early So did you start you own channel? If you did cool
This looks insane, love the fade look, just when you said you were going to stop half way with the red I was dreading you might do the back half orange or yellow to make a flame look. So happy you went with the stainless chrome instead. I'd love to see a custom Plymouth superbird or one of the Nissan skylines, those models have such fine detail for awesome realistic paint jobs.
Haha, I was the opposite - I was really dubious when he said he'd stop half way and leave the back end chrome, but it worked out really well and the car looks great.
ikr it looks sick as heck
Loving the 2 tone spectraflame Red to chrome! And something you rarely see in this channel, real rider wheels 👍🏽👍🏽
I belonged to the Hot Wheels Club in 1969 and had the chrome Boss Hoss they handed out with your membership. I thought I brought it up from AZ, but it disappeared. THAT car was way cool.
Amazing, when i think back to being a kid and having the original redline cars. This is wonderful.
It's a really beautiful customization. Even being a simple old casting, I love it, but, there are people that hate it for some reason.
This is probably the sexiest twin mill out there, amazing job! Please keep restoring older models and transforming newer models like this
Have you ever thought about doing emergency vehicles? I think a series of videos where you make an ambulance, police car, and fire truck complete with some decals and what not, would be really awesome. You could even make it something of a charity thing, encouraging your viewers at the end of the video to donate to a specific charity or children's hospital or something and having the person who donates the most have the emergency vehicle of that video sent to them as a prize. :D
That would be awesome.. hope he to see this comment
That would be interesting
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There was that police car that was turned into a military police car if that counts? But I agree, I would love to see an ambulance or firetruck here, even if it is just redone in spectraflame.
I have a Majorette VW Fourgon Police, but its paint is not in a very good condition, should I repaint it?
Boy does that bring back childhood memories. I played with that car a bunch as a kid. Looks great!
bone shaker is awesome i got 1 of the 50th anniversary special edition ones and it look awesome i also quite like the 64 impala
Twin Mill & Twin Mill II were my favorites. Legendary iconic Hot Wheels
50th anniversary makes me feel old. I remember getting some of the first hotwheels for Christmas when I was a kid. Love your videos, please keep on making them.
These RE-ISSUES are FABULOUS for their chrome parts....easy to TRANSPLANT the fresh, shiny, squeaky new chrome gems into an original redline.
Every kid I knew growing up had this car. Your finished product is awesome!
Worth me mentioning it twice but this is a beautiful transformation of one of my few favourite fantasy castings. This, Boneshaker, Quik & Sik & the MR11/BDD12. The latest is Rally Cat & also like the Fish N Chipd.As the current TM is still mostly metal with only plastic glaze/interior/wheels, this model is worth giving a makeover to resemble a 60s/70s model without having to spend a ton on buying an original. Just use a modern redline as a wheel donor
My 2-56 drill and tap set arrived today!!!!! Yay! I’m waiting for the button head hex screws next! Also ordered a vibratory polisher and media to help polish the metal bodies.
My favorite Hot Wheels are the Warpath, Dixie Challenger and the Stutz. The Warpath was the very first Hot Wheels car I ever owned. I got it with some racetrack set for Christmas, 1976.
Still have them in a box in storage.
My favorite Hot Wheels car is the Twin Mill. I just started collecting - and my long-term goal is to get all variants of the Twin Mill. At the moment, i have two Twin Mills in my collection: The red 2018 variant and the 2018 Black and Gold 50 years variant.
Great restoration videos
Love them
Im 56 and from Western Australia and have 1969 Red Baron, Mustang Boss Hoss and Jack Rabbit
You've inspired me to restore them and other various hot wheels and matchbox cars I have
Cheers
I got SOOOO happy when you said customizing the Twin Mill. I never heard I’d liquid masking before. I would also like to see any year of Elcamino taken back to 1968. Also my favorite hot wheels car is any model of Twin Mill and any Elcamino.
Twin Mill is like the perfect Hotwheels car, its sharp and pointy like most sportscars that we fall in love with, looks great in bright and wild colors and patterns, has 2 V8 engines, whats not to love?
It's beautiful. I can actually imagine driving this down a long road in the middle of the desert while speeding against a Twin Mill ll and Twin Mill lll :)
Great work as always! Let's do a special custom to celebrate 50 years of Hot Wheels!
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Sultan Tuner no me esperaba encontrarte aquí :v
Mario Schmal jajaja acá andamos amigo ✌
Sultan Tuner.......aja pillin :)
Gotta love twin mill I had one of these I bought it in 98 left it in the package a long with a few other I lost mine years ago owell chip Fosse built the full size twin mill for Mattel and man it looks good and sounds amazing.
Thanks you for the vid it looks good
I put black electricians tape around dremel metal just in case it touches my custom... Saved my work many times!
Never was a hotwheels fan I have to admit but, watching the restorations is breathtaking. I'd like to see a DeLorean taken down to bare metal and brushed to a realistic finish. But then how to keep it from darkening? Matte finish maybe.
The fading paint looks amazing, very cool. As for the favorite car - Deora 2, absolute beauty.
more suggestions that I have for modern cars being given the retro treatment are: The Bone Shaker, Side Ripper, the Danicar or the Twin Mill 3, for colors... Light Green, (like in the Twin Mills from back in the day) Purple, and if you still need practice with it, Rose
preferably I would like to see either the Danicar (Because it's my favorite Hot Wheels car) or the Twin Mill 3 since, y'know, the Twin Mill was the first fantasy Hot Wheels car, I would love to see the most recent encarnation of the Twin Mill trilogy being given the Treatment of its ancestors
Wow great job! I also hadn’t heard of liquid masking and that will come in REAL handy with the custom interiors I’m working on. I like American muscle cars and hot rods as well as lowriders the most so taking on any 1968 model of those would be my vote!
That looks amazing! The spectraflame over a non-corroded body works so great!
That has got to be one of the SHARPEST customs you've done yet! WELL DONE!
Ahh the Twin Mill, my all time favorite casting
I have a ‘88 Ferrari F40 that’s a little worse for ware. It was made in Malaysia, but still has some nice details. The rear fin is slightly bent from some rough play, but nothing that wouldn’t bend out of dye-cast. If you’d be interested in restoring it, I’ll send it to you!
My favorite Hot wheels is probably Bassline, from the 2005 series, Hot wheels Acceleracers. In fact, I've actually been contemplating restoring one of my old ones.
When I was younger my favorite was definitely the sharkruiser. Now though, I think it might be the Twin Mills (though I'll be honest I don't like the gen E [because of it's absent motors- it looks off and very different] or some of the newer models [the ones that are taller and stubbier]).
This is such a dope idea taking modern cars and using specter flame on them
Of all of the cars you worked on, this one is by far my favorite. I'm really diggin the paint!
Twin Mill is my favourite casting, I just love how ridiculous the idea of dual engines and the impracticality of it
But at the same time, I can see this car existing as a real car
Great choice on the red to chrome fade!!!
Great job on Twin Mill, looks fantastic. My favourite car is Superfine Turbine from 71.
Really great! I always appreciate how well spoken and knowledgeable you are in your videos.
I cant never build these! You have skills. Apprecie them.
This could easily be a super treasure hunt. Love the look.
Bone shaker made to look like it is from the 60's would be pretty dope considering it's somewhat become the poster child for hot wheels as of late.
Wasn't keen on the fade at first but the final look is amazing, good work.
Its BEAUTIFUL! love the fade into chrome... it looks so much better with the body lines matching then the original! and great wheel choice, the final look really brings back all those original cars ;)
A favorite HW... that's a hard one but as for (kinda) old HWs I'd go with the Volkswagen Beetle. Really cool custom!
Nice job on the Twin Mill. I’ve always been especially partial to the Nomad.
I would really like seeing a two tone (spectraflame at the bottom!) Morris Mini. You can´t get more sixties than that!
My favorites were the "Greased Gremlin" and the "Open Fire" 6 wheeled Gremlin. I had a 78"Greased Gremlins" but my friend had a few of the "Open fire" ones that I loved. The "Open fire" is kind of expensive today.
I finally got my first twin mill and it’s one of my favorites because of this video!
I didn't even know about that red Twin Mill you showed at the start of the video until I watched this! The second I saw it, I went and ordered one!
Great choice of colour. I would love this shade of red on a real car.
Wow!!! those twin mills are awesome!!! Good review ;)
Awesome job on the car. Actually pretty cool how it looks like the car went so fast that it started to get hot.
AWESOME! I would have gone with solid red, but it looks nice your way too.
Custom 1969 Charger and the Boss Hoss Silver Shadow were my favorites as a child.If I knew then what I know NOW!!!
I love to see you customize a Matchbox DeTomaso Pantera in a similar way as you did the Hot Wheels Lamborghini. I always thought they were a little “off” in the way they executed that model.
It looks fantastic!!! My favorite redline is the custom 67 Camaro
Stunning.... best one yet... it was refreshing seeing you doing a brand new car for a change..... the quality of finish of your work is easily the best on RUclips...
Awesome custom!!!
Very neat, I did a similair procedure to a beater metal/metal '67 Camaro in order to make a budget redline esque camaro
so id say, take one of those camaros back to '68
This is AMAZING. I wish I had the talent to do this.
I know the twinduction isn’t a necessarily old hot wheels since it was released in 2011 from the sources i can find however i think it’d be really interesting to take a modern twinduction and make it look like the older 60s models. Thank you if you get around to reading this, the twinduction is one of my favorite hot wheels so i think it’d be really cool to see it go retro
This one turned out really sick man. The effect is great and blends well with the redline tires and overal liquid design of the body.
OMFG I remember having a hot wheels car like that as a kid. Though mine was silver, metal iirc... had very very similar look to it body wise, lost it years n years ago. It was my all time fav toy car though, I searched for something like it over n over at diff times with no real success, so far this is the closest thing to it ive seen. Might not be the same one ...(twin mill) but its close enough. Now I know what the name of this type is at least and maybe someday buy one similar to what I use to have. Im 30 now but damn, id still love to have one of those. Thank you, for showing this one, looked so long for something so similar to what I had I gave up hope on finding one like it.
I really like the paint job you gave this Twin Mill baremetalHW. I also like the Twin Mill casting as well. I would say, it would be really interesting to see a Deora II done to look like it is from the 1960s/1970s. I also agree with Oldskool DA9 on seeing some Japanese imports done in custom colors and custom wheels. Another idea you could do baremetalHW is you could do all the different Twin Mill castings in the same color scheme. Since you did the original Twin Mill in the red and chrome color, you could do that on the Twin Mill II and Twin Mill III. I think that would look really cool. And you could do that same with the Deora and Deora II by giving those matching paint schemes and wheels. I really enjoy these videos and I cannot wait to see what new projects are coming for 2018.
I don't do this stuff but your videos are entertaining and watching these Custome hotwheels and Restoauration vids are very satisfying
The seats are beautifull
I had a twin mill...was neon green...it's gone now and I cry forever
2 nice twinmills. Even the 50th anniversary one is nice.
So much talent and patience
Car looks great you have a great eye, for color and matching. Only thing I would have done different, I would have used the paint pen and made the tiny taillights red at the indentation in the back.
That is a rad vehicle with an even radder paint job!
i only knew of the twin mill because of hot wheels world race
the moment i saw this car, i was in love with its really nice design
love the red and chrome look!
I hope you feel better soon!
for the '68 look I'd like to see one of the 'modern' Chevy Camaro's or one of the 'modern' Dodge Chargers....
there is a resin you can get from Games Workshop called 'liquid green stuff' which is like bondo on a smaller scale it could be handy filling in dings and gouges you can get it from there web store.
LOVE the paint job on this one!
Beautiful! My favorite old Hotwheels car has to be Poison Pinto... I loved the big wheels on the back (and the green with the logo on the side). Plus it had an exposed engine like my 2nd favorite car Roger Dodger. :) Any of the 70's vans were great too (for my tastes). Hope they do some re-booted vans for the anniversary! :)
Thanks for the extra long spinning display at the end, I really like getting a good look at the piece. You should throw in some sweet bossa nova tunes next time during that part! I've loved your channel for a while now, thanks for all the A+ content.
Wow! Huge improvement from the yellow! Fantastic job!
I would have to say that my favorite hotwheels car would have to be bassline, especially the acceleracers one. Also fabulous job on the video!
I'm probably just too much of a VW fanatic but my favorite HW cast is the VW drag bus,VW T2 pick up & the V-Rod
One of your best. Fantastic work and extremely enjoyable to watch. Thanks for sharing.
As per your request- I'd enjoy watching your restoration work on a Hot Wheels 'Warpath'
You aren't the only one with a cold, Im also dealing with one and the worst part is that yesterday was my birthday.
I think if I had to choose a favorite hot wheels it would probably be the the 5000 FAST.
I could easily go with the '57 Chevy, but the fantasy type cars are uniquely hot wheels cars.
Definitely do a retro take on the 5000 FAST.
Tyler Snyder that really sucks and happy late birthday
My personal favorite Hot Wheel car is Reverb from Acceleracers. This videos are great and are always entertains and informative, keep up the good work.
Love your videos but had absolutely no idea this hobby existed. It's incredibly satisfying to watch your process and end result. Keep up the good work and keep sharing! I've already shared with my coworkers.
Great idea and execution! My very first Hot Wheels car was a TwinMill antifreeze green color
As a kid I always loved Twin Mill II, which this video made me think of hehe! I would love to see that one from you!
Maybe my favourite non madmax custom/restoration to date
I'm curious as to how durable the Spectraflame paint is... I currently make and sell dice made out of aluminum and I used to just sand them to a 2000 grit before selling them. After watching your videos I started polishing them with your technique and they got a lot more popular. I'm wondering if painting them with spectraflame would hold up to use.
+SirGuido when you add the hardener the stuff is pretty strong. If you want you can send me some to paint and I can send them back.
Awesome job on the custom Twin Mill I love that car, however my favorite Hotwheels cars are the ones featured in the Hotwheels movies such as the Deora 2 and Reverb and some custom versions of those cars would be awesome!
This is my favourite so far, out of all of your many videos I've watched
I don't know why, but I find these cars fucking beautiful. My collection is always shiny, I never play with them. Damn good stuff man.
This is my absolute favorite hot wheels car
Wow! Imo, your best car yet. Beautifully done.
I think something that you would mail out of the park is doing a spectraflame Christine with redlines. I know they made a neo classic years ago but I would love to see you do an attempt at it!
I actually have that very red Twin Mill in the start of the video, with the white stripe, as well as a matching blue one.
Also I just found this channel yesterday and have watched several videos so far, it's been quite entertaining! Very glad it just happened to randomly show up in recommended.