That is one beautiful BMW and Taylor is very lucky to have that in his collection keep up the good work have a good one and I'm glad I have two of your cars in my collection and God bless my friend
great work! :) love the details, too. (I just wonder why nobody minds the door cards and inner rear flanks, but, there) interesting story, too. kudos to the guy for trying to contact the previous owner, just in case, and to avoid nasty surprises. and just being courteous, too, I guess. the front bumper sits awkward. I haven't taken one of these apart yet, but I think it's sitting upside down. some of these parts have barely noticeable top- and bottom sides. (maybe test it out with another, not yet customized, casting? we all know how easily the meticulously parket detaisl can break off.) that door spring is also showing how SIKU kept experimenting with details, as this spring isn't found in many castings from that era, maybe even only two others? can't remember wich ones right away. the spring can be removed, however, with a little screwdriving, and reinserted. at least on the castings I found it in. :)
Lovely job - and I recommend oven cleaner for removing paint from plastic parts, I've had a very rare plastic body go soft in Dettol - and it stinks! Any chance of a tutorial on the decals, something I'd like to be able to make myself
Such an amazing mini me of Taylor’s car! I’d love to get a mini me of mine done by you but they never made a 5 door Focus ST scale model only 3 doors 😢 P.S I found out about you through Dadcars Ben when I met up with him and chatted for ages!!
Tylor got lucky with his CSI, then butchered it and got punished just before the Polish special. Edit: I am not a full expert but the paint always looks too thick. Considered sanding it down?
With this it’s an automotive paint so significantly thicker than the Tamiya modelling paints I’d usually use. That’s one main drawback to rattle cans over airbrush, not being able to make use of thinners
Thats a really nice recreation of the BMW 635i Jason , you did a great job 👍
That is one beautiful BMW and Taylor is very lucky to have that in his collection keep up the good work have a good one and I'm glad I have two of your cars in my collection and God bless my friend
As usual, your customizing was so good it felt like I could hop in, turn the key, and drive away
Great job
Excellent work on this custom Jason! Everything looks great. Thanks for sharing this.
Fantastic job! Honestly looks great.
great work! :) love the details, too. (I just wonder why nobody minds the door cards and inner rear flanks, but, there) interesting story, too. kudos to the guy for trying to contact the previous owner, just in case, and to avoid nasty surprises. and just being courteous, too, I guess.
the front bumper sits awkward. I haven't taken one of these apart yet, but I think it's sitting upside down. some of these parts have barely noticeable top- and bottom sides. (maybe test it out with another, not yet customized, casting? we all know how easily the meticulously parket detaisl can break off.)
that door spring is also showing how SIKU kept experimenting with details, as this spring isn't found in many castings from that era, maybe even only two others? can't remember wich ones right away. the spring can be removed, however, with a little screwdriving, and reinserted. at least on the castings I found it in. :)
Such a classic BMW, great job!
Majorette done these in 1/64. Excellent job
Majorette did a 733 not a 6. Norev Minijet did do a 633 but they are scarce and not as well cast as Siku in my opinion
Wonderful work. Great customisation 👍
Looks awesome
Great job 👍🏻
Very nice from a time when the bmw badge was special 👌
I wish I could find one of these
Nice build, details and paint job 👌 👍
Lovely job - and I recommend oven cleaner for removing paint from plastic parts, I've had a very rare plastic body go soft in Dettol - and it stinks!
Any chance of a tutorial on the decals, something I'd like to be able to make myself
I will give that a go! And yes I’ll put together an instructional section of one of my future videos for decals 👍🏻
Such an amazing mini me of Taylor’s car! I’d love to get a mini me of mine done by you but they never made a 5 door Focus ST scale model only 3 doors 😢 P.S I found out about you through Dadcars Ben when I met up with him and chatted for ages!!
Oh nice! Yeah Ben’s a great guy, love what he is doing. He reached out when he wanted a replica of Phil for his Scalextric track at Shedfest. Top man!
@@DieCastRestos yeah he was telling me about it! I got to see the finished product in real life and the details were spot on! Amazing work 👏
Super job 👍 Could the dash have been installed upside down or modded to RHD it?
Thanks! I did attempt to but the fittings are designed for LHD only annoyingly
HELLO I HAVE THIS CAR WHY DONT FIX REAR BUMPER NICE JOB DONE 👍😄
You must restore Peugeot 309
I will, I have one ready to customise!
@@DieCastRestos thats nice to hear
My dad have one in the 90s in red so I hope you do him in red too
Siku custom Recreating Taylor Hetherington. s. BMW. 635. CSi
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Tylor got lucky with his CSI, then butchered it and got punished just before the Polish special. Edit: I am not a full expert but the paint always looks too thick. Considered sanding it down?
With this it’s an automotive paint so significantly thicker than the Tamiya modelling paints I’d usually use. That’s one main drawback to rattle cans over airbrush, not being able to make use of thinners
Taylor is a twxt though.
Slku. Custom. Recreating. Taylor. Hethringtion. s. BMW. 635. CSi