Revell 29 Ford Model A Roadster build update Completed
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- Revell 29 Ford Model A Roadster build update Completed.
Well, the 29 is done, and what a wild ride it was. This kit went together without any drama whatsoever. I am quickly becoming a Model A fan. I will be doing the 30 Coupe soon. I want to thank everyone for all your support and kind words. I sure had fun coming up with new ideas for my crew.
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Boy -------- with a crew like ------ you'll have another '29 done in no-time --------- I think I heard the Boss out there saying ------- How'd you boys like to build a '29 Gasser ------ and they all said ------- Bring it on ------ Let's do it ---------- I think if you want to keep everyone happy ------- You better bring in another '29 for a Gasser Build !!!!! ------ Looks Real Good ----- Thank You and have a Good Week ----- Rodney
I have a 32 sitting on my desk as we speak. It's about number 4 in line to get done, but it's going to be an epic ride.
Mustang with headlights and taillights that would be epic !!!!!
Thanks for watching. I know there's enough room in those big headlights, I just have to figure out how to hide the battery pack. The cool thing is the trunk lid is a seperate part. You just need to hack out the opening on the body.
Again a beautiful job. You bring out the essence of these kits Mark. Thanks man...
Thank you very much. I've fallen in love with these cars.
Wow! That's one of the best model car videos I've seem. It's so clear and easy to follow and finishes with two stunning vehicles. I love the still photos at the end - really sharp and kind of humorous too. You put a fantastic amount of work into the builds, the video and photos. Thanks so much for sharing all this and your enjoyment too!
Thank you so much. You just made my whole day.
Thank you Mark for showing us your building techniques. I want to light up some of my builds in the near future.
Thank you very much. The hardest part is hiding the battery.
Turned out beautiful Mark! Loved the lighting video too
Thank you very much, and thanks for watching.
Great looking build with the headlights shinning. Just a Great looking old school Hot Rod.
Thank you very much. It is a great kit. Love the old school roadsters.
Turned out sweet Mark the black with white and black interior is classy great job.
Thank you very much. I got those colors from at least a hundred movies that I've watched with these cars in them. I love these cars.
Very nice hot rod Mark! 😊😊
Thank you very much.
Very nice. Creative implementation of the magnets, that one in the seat back is clever. Thanks for the shout out btw.
Wayne, thank you so much. I had to give you a shout out for the magnet idea. It sure saved my bacon. I'll be using them for sooooo many things.
3:06 Very well done. ✨️
Thank you very much. I try to hid them the best I can, but sometimes it's just better to show them off. LOL
29 turned out very nice great work
Thank you very much.
It came out nice & the lights are way cool. The rare earth magnets can be used all sorts of ways.
Rick, thank you very much. I'm already thinking of how I can use it on the Shelby kit.
The Shadow is awesome! Love the lighting and your video on it. Thanks for the video 😎👍
Thank you very much, and thanks for watching. Are you going to give lighting a try?
Really nice 29.
I can't wait to finish mine.
Thank you very much. It's such a great kit. Lots of detail and easy to assemble.
Great job your helpers done well!!!!
Thank you. They are good workers.
I just started this kit and I have to say, I already need another. So many ideas came to me that I'll have to get several kits. It's been a blast so far.
I know what you mean. There's a few different variations of the same thing from Revell too. . . I have 4 different kits that use just about all the same things. Here's a link to one that is like this one but also has the motorcycle fenders for the font and the bobbed fenders for the back. It's a fantastic kit too. www.amazon.com/Revell-85-4524-Ford-Roadster-Model/dp/B0B2WQLLPD/ref=sr_1_1?crid=11RYPOPGV4VLG&keywords=revell+roadster&qid=1694114420&sprefix=revell+roadster%2Caps%2C84&sr=8-1
@grandpamarkshobbies Yep, have that kit, too, and the 30 coupe. It's Model A heaven!
LOL. I can't get enough of the big fenders. My next is the 34 Model A pickup from AMT. Well after I start the Texaco station. LOL
Awesome ride Mark. Thanks for sharing. Donnie
Donnie, thank you very much.
Love it. Great job and idea with the magnets. TY 4 sharing
Thank you very much. I'm glad you liked it.
The model turned out great, very nice!
Thank you very much.
Nice work, the working headlights are really cool. Looking forward to seeing the '30 coupe. Just need a drive-in burger joint to park them in. 😄
Thank you very much. Funny you mentioned the burger joint. I was just talking about that with the wife when your comment came in. I see it happening. Like a whole winter project.
@@grandpamarkshobbies That would be cool.
That 29 came out awesome! Your magnet tip is one that I'm sure lots of people will use, I've seen others use similar techniques on other model builds. Great video, thanks for sharing.
Thank you very much. Wayne gave me the idea, and it sure worked out great.
Excellent build! That came out really good.
Thank you very much.
I have done the magnet to hold hoods down, I dont like most hinges that come in kits, and dont display with hood raised, so this was a nice fix .
Now that I've messed with them a little bit I keep looking for places to use them.
Nice Job Mark, and some "pretty crafty" engineering (bad pun intended) 👌 Cheers, Bruce 🐾👍
Bruce you just cracked me up. Thanks for watching.
and YOU just Entertained Me SOooo "think" We ARE EVEN ! ! !
Well I Did just LEARN Something Tooo Mark 🤗 (but I AM NOT going to hold that against you) This Time..... THIS TIME ! 🙄😜✔️🤣👍
LOL. Thanks.
Awesome! These kits are killer. Dig the headlights, I’m gonna try it. Thank you for sharing sir!
Thank you very much. I wouldn't try doing the lights, because once you do you're going to want to do them on about everything. LOL Have a great day.
Great work! Loved the build and videos!
Thank you very much, and thanks for following along.
SWEEET !!! ... .. . BROTH"R 😮😊 ... .. .
Thanks.
This build turned out amazing Mark! So many engine details if you put gas in it it might just start right up!😂The lights are such a nice touch! Great and well thought out build all the way through! Slide show was cool too! Look forward to your next one man!
Thank you very much. Your post cracked me up. I'm glad you liked the slide show. I'm never sure how that will be received when I do them.
That turned out really awesome. I might try that H/L idea sometime.
Thank you very much. Give it a try. It's not all that hard. Just have to have a good plan to start.
Looks Amazing.🤓👍
Thank you very much.
Nicely done
Thank you very much.
Came out real nice!
Thank you very much.
You have to be the model legend,you do the best detail i've seen here on you tube, and the lights,
Dude you are the master of hiding things that you don't want seen
I love your kits, all of mine are second hand and i have to take them apart and try to do them better than what they are, and sand them down the best i can but that old glue is hard to get off, and a lot of time parts break and that sucks
But they are model cars and i get to work on them
But you are the best, my 5 models wouldn't compare to any of yours
Thank you for being on here, i love watching your videos they are awesome
Wow!!! Thank you very much. I've been doing this since the late 60's and have had my time doing second hand kits. Trust me working on those kits will make you a MUCH BETTER builder than doing them out of the box. It sure makes you think about what comes next, and how to fix what messes up. Keep on doing them like that as long as you can.
I've got a 32 ford 5 window coupe that someone gave me
If you want it,its yours cause i can't do it the justice that you can
Thank you very much. That 32 ford 5 window is a fantastic kit. I'd love to see you give it a try. Other than the bumpers and a little weird stuff with the front suspension it's a straight forward kit. I honestly think it's one of my top 3 kits out there. We have a facebook group that I would love to have you join if you'd like. It's at facebook.com/groups/1303777137055842/
I'd love to build it, but the way i shake, it would be a mess
So if you want it its yours
Its never been put together , but the person that gave it to me painted the body, and put some of the engine together but didn't paint the engine
You're so good with an airbrush that i know it would be a beautiful car when you were done. But its totally up to you, cause i know i'll never build it
I would love to build it. My address is 1535 Rosehedge Dr. Youngstown Ohio. I will be glad to pay shipping, and if you'd want I can send the finished car back. That would be cool too. Thank you so very much. I just told my daughter in law that it is so nice that there are so many good people out there.
Mark,
The 29 turned out sweet. You said you wanted the 30 coupe. You may want to hunt around for the 32 sedan (Revell) . I believe it was issued back in 2015 or there abouts. It also is a great kit & will fit in nicely with your 29,30, & 32. I have that kit & can send you a pic of the box for reference, if you would like it.
Take care,
Rick
Thank you. I've been keeping an eye out for the 32 Sedan. It is a very cool ride, and I think I can do some neat stuff with it. I think I'm going to eventually get all of them from this era that I can and make a cool Drive In Theater with them.
Mark, I really dig your ‘ 29 roadster and the ‘32 five window! You build some awesome models. I do have a question for you. It ha nothing to do with the cars however! Where do those cool mechanic figures come from? 14:24
Thank you very much. I get them from Amazon. Look up American Diorama. There is a tone of different figures to pick from. I just wish they had more that were driving the cars.
Thanks for sharing Think i will pick one up !!
Thanks for watching. I think you will like the kit. It's got great detail and it's fun to build.
Awesome Build Pops !!! You did a fantastic job. I'm definitely goin to go back through your videos an find the lighted video or videos you done . Want to try it with the Christine Movie car with the green leds inside an light the headlights an what not . Great build . Can't wait to see what you do with the 30 . I have multiple 32's and the 30's for donor kits for some 32 an 30 resin bodies I got from Drag City so I been looking g around for some ideas to do with the kit bodies and parts I'll have left over
Thank you very much. Christine car would be a blast to do. That's one that you may have to open the trunk so you can hide the battery and switch back there. It's very doable. I want to light the 67 Mustang I'm going to start. Fortunately the trunk lid is a separate part. You can always do a body like the one in the movie Christmas Story where the body was just sitting next to a fence slowly rusting out.
Fantastic result Mark. Just got around to watching the video but it sure turned out nice with the lighting and black and chrome everything. As for exhaust heat staining are you familiar with the Tamiya weathering master line? Well, Set D has burnt red and burnt blue and that remains my most favorite way to replicate heat staining. They’re the perfect colors when used in conjunction. Look forward to your next one!
Thank you very much. I don't have Tamiya's Set D. . . Yet. LOL Thanks for the heads up about it and I'll be looking ASAP for it. I didn't much care for how the clear blue came out, but it is better than nothing. LOL
@@grandpamarkshobbies absolutely Mark! Give them a try and see what you think. I believe you’ll like them.
Just ordered them. Can't wait to try them out.
@@grandpamarkshobbies awesome. Hope you like them better than the clear blue!!
where's the love it button
Thank you very much. I honestly wish they had a Love it button. I'd be smashing that on so many peoples videos. One cool thing I can give your comment a heart.
That came out great Mark. Just noticed the northeast Ohio on your page. I'm in Solon, you planning to show anything at the Piston Power Show?
Thank you very much. I don't know anything about the Piston Power Show. I'm going to look it up. Probably won't show anything, but would love to go to a show. Never been to one before. Thanks for the heads up.
Shoot, I guess I'm going to miss it. If you know of any more model shows in the area I'd love to go to one. I'm in Youngstown and as far as I know there's noting around here.
Great work Mark! Where did you buy the magnets for the seat? Thanks
Thank you very much. I got those magnets from Amazon. They were about 9 bucks US.
Mark, I know it's been a long time but hope you still remember, what are you using for a printer? That Hot Rod mag is so dang clear you can read every word on the cover. I anything I print out at 1:24 is so blurry that I can barely make out anything. Tks Denny G, Sandwich, IL Oh by the way LOVED the late night Pizza Pie the crew was sharing. Did I miss the beer cans??? dg
I use a Brother MFCJ1010DW printer. Set it for best quality. I am using Microsoft Publisher to resize and set up the prints. LOL. I am thinking of trying my hand at making a few beer cans sometime down the road.
Wow....this is an old post, wasn't sure you'd even remember doing it. I'm quilt surprised that an inkjet printer is giving you that fine of a resolution. I can read the front page just like it was a full sized magazine. Thanks for coming back about this. Denny G, Sandwich, IL @@grandpamarkshobbies
I do small stuff like that all the time. Have you seen my build of the police car? I made a box of droughts for the front seat. LOL
Sure have, got a kick out of that one. You da one that got me goin' on adding one or two little bits to the story on each of my builds. Thanks@@grandpamarkshobbies
You are welcome. Thanks again for watching.
Just bought this kit today. Wanted to paint it like my grandfathers car. What paint brand do you recommend? This will be my first kit attempt. The colors will include red, white, black, silver. Any suggestions for how to add decals?
Anymore I use mostly Tamiya paints. Just make sure you let the body harden for a day or two before you handle it and you will be good. With decals my suggestion is to use hot water to soak them. I soak mine for a 35 count before I pull them out. Then I move them around gently with a toothpick until they are in place. Then I use a Q tip to dab the extra water from them. Lastly I dab them with a paper towel making sure I just go straight in and out and not twist them at all. There is some stuff called Microsol that will help them go over sharp turns and irregular shapes. Also watch a few videos on decals. There's a ton of them out there. Most importantly have fun and TAKE YOUR TIME.
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I think I was able to subscribe twice. LOL
@@grandpamarkshobbies thank you I have lost a bunch of subscribers lately. Most appreciated.
You are very welcome. This time of year it seems like getting subscribers is tough.
what ltds from amazone did you get or use i got some but thy are defrent anhave soled wier not red & blue wire
These are the LEDs I use. I really like them. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0993TJBP7/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1