Another great video. I'm gonna start a channel on building with a brain injury hand tremor. You've inspired me! It's like Ozzy Osbourne who got into music because of The Beatles. I"m not as far gone as old Ozzy - and I'm sure Ozzy couldn't tell a panel line from a Les Paul vintage 6 string, but what the hell.
I had a brain tumor a couple of years ago and lost some dexterity in my left hand. It took a while of physical therapy, but it's gotten better. You can over come!
this was the first kit I ever built! Yet to do another tho. Would really like to do another build soon. I've got an r32 model sitting in my closet calling my name, this channel is inspiring me to finally get started on it haha
This is fantastic! As a veteran Porsche mechanic and aspiring model builder, I cannot imagine a more perfect time to discover your channel! I'm so excited to follow this build. I will say though, I'll be disappointed if you do not file off some of the details on the bottom of the engine case, as the casting for the case appears to resemble a much earlier 911 engine with the extra ribs, and the round oil sump plate, as opposed to the smooth bottom case with horizontal drain plug that the later 911/930 came with. But I imagine you have already made plans to address this. I can't wait to follow along! Liked and subscribed!
I use a Harbor Freight dental pick set to scribe lines. I've had it for over 25 years and it does a fantastic job especially for only $3 for a set of 6.
My God that's going to look gorgeous! Tom, please, how on earth is it possible that I can't seem to scribe a straight line, let alone a curved one like on the top of the front doors on that Porsche?! What's the technique? I've even got the same Tamiya scriber as you.
I absolutely LOVE this guy videos, the mic noise is very well canceled and the sound sounds extremely great! The brightness of the video is also excellent, very entertaining, no boring, no unnecessary content, absolutely good RUclipsr! The only sad thing is that the videos are divided in parts, and every time I watch one part I got anxiety because I want to watch the next episodes and I need to wait, this gives me so much anxiety that I lost my breath on this video, when you're gonna upload next part? I'm getting nervous for some reason, your videos had helped me in so many different ways to relax and run away from depression and anxiety but sometimes I just can't handle it! Please update soon and do not stop your job! Love love love your editing and your content man. Cheers
Scribing and then using filler primer? You don’t need primer on plastic. I’ve used it a few times and the finished model looses some detail. 10 min dry between coats doesn’t allow the paint to blend with the next coat, I use 5 max.
Amazing as always. I'm just making the same kit now, and wondering that the manual says Cut off the bonnet, which is in this case of a Porsche actually the trunk, but you simply skipped this, Why ? The whole content in the trunk remains invisible.
@@stevehoulihan726 The 356 kit is absolutely outstanding!! I built one back in 2015 and added many more details including a photo etch set. I won best in class at six different model shows with that car the same year. It was also featured on the ELP Modelling channel here ruclips.net/video/z-dtjg4ukx4/видео.html
@@TheScalemodelingChannel thank you very much…just purchased one…looks like it’s going to be a great help. Recently regained my love of modeling again. Loved it as a youth and find I like it even more as a retired little kid. Thanks again for taking the time to respond…
Bro u cant be afraid, u have got to believe u can do it and just get on with it, just take your time, im shure they will come out perfect, good luck 👊😃
roow420, Chris... thanks. By 1992-1993 I was single, earned good money and acquired some high-end models for the standard of my country (Mexico): fujimi, tamiya, hasewaga, including several Enthusiasts. With little experience and a lot of youth I decided to start with a 911 targa (number 37 of the series) and it was a real nightmare. I mean, 60+ parts for the transmission engine train only, adjustment tests after adjustment tests after adjustment test. I gave up. I continued with the F1 1/20 of Tamiya, some easy revell and AMT. After 30 years, they have survived a marriage, several movings, financial crises and several times outside the hobby. They are waiting for the right moment.
Take your time and once you have done one you will want to do more I've been doing them since I was a kid but I did have a lot of years off doing them but for the past five years I've been doing them again 😁😁😁👍👍👍👍
Do you use airbrush cleaner after using Zero paints or do you use something else. I used Zero paints for the first time the other day and had trouble cleaning my airbrush after? Just curious as to what you use to clean up after using it. Thanks in advance :)
Can someone explain to me why he was able sand and respray after 24hrs but if he had waited any longer than he would have had to wait 2 weeks? Is there something about the way clear cures I'm not understanding?
Its called a re-coat window. Within this time you can paint over the layer from before. After this time it will cure to much. And the new layer will cure at a different rate wich can cause problems like cracking and or adhesion between the layers
Amazing. Do you polish your cars after clearcoat or it is perfect without that? I saw this time you had to polish in between but usually I do not see any polish during on your videos.
hrapek I don’t think he was necessarily polishing it. There was just some dust that got caught up in the paint and he wanted to sand it down to repaint the clear and get it smooth again. Usually the zero paints stuff it’s smooth and shiny just with clear coat and no polish. Unless dust settles on the paint somehow, just clear coat alone will do a nice job
Hello, I’ve been enjoying your modeling and have a couple of questions. I’ve seen you scribing panel lines many times and want to buy a scribe. I was wondering what would be the best width to start out with, .15, .2, etc..., and what shape (V or Square Groove)? Also as for panel lining, have you ever tried just darkening the main color and then using that to create a wash? I’ve seem others comment on black and they say it creates to much of a contract on say a red body. Anyway, I REALLY enjoy your work and look forward to watching all your builds. Thanks!!
Can I ask you what do you do with the paint still in the airbrush while you wait 10/15 mins between coats? Do you bother decanting and clean out the airbrush or is it ok to leave it in there? Thank you for your great videos.
OK, so, I'm just curious; I'd imagine you added steps and etchniques as you learned how to do these things, but, do you consider whether or not some stages are no longer needed? I don't have a horse in the race, but, are their steps where you'd sy, now, you wouldn't be able to tell if they were done or not on the final piece?
Great video yet again. Cant wait to see the finished model. What's the best way to get a hold of you sir to commission for job? Or if you would even take one.
Great video - thank you. I'm still learning the Zero primer - sometimes get a slightly rough texture, as if droplets are drying before they can settle smooth. Same airbrush (0.4mm nozzle), no additional thinners, 20 PSI and holding the airbrush about 10cm from the model. Have you come across this or do you have any ideas how to make the primer smoother?
@@sweenep86 Thanks for the tips. Spent some time today trying different pressures and techniques. Really thin coats seem to be part of the problem - slightly thicker (only just showing a bit of shine) seemed to work better. That made a bigger difference than the pressure. Will try thinners next.
@@NoisyGriff I think you're right though, light coats do seem to make it rougher. But you can always "polish" it down with 3k paper. That's what I use anyway.
As a good starter system I would recommend the Master Airbrush Cool Runner II Dual Fan Air Compressor System Kit with a G34 Gravity Feed Dual-Action Airbrush. Then if you want to step up to a better quality brush later I would recommend the Iwata NEO CN. The Master set can be found online at TCPGlobal and on eBay.
I'm making the Carrera RS '73 version of this very model! Your skills in both scale modelling and putting it into well edited RUclips vids is an inspiration .... hope I can get my own work to a similar level eventually! P.S. Check out my profile/channel to see my Fujimi Porsche build!
Covid got me binge watching your vids... best model channel on youtube!
Another great video. I'm gonna start a channel on building with a brain injury hand tremor. You've inspired me! It's like Ozzy Osbourne who got into music because of The Beatles. I"m not as far gone as old Ozzy - and I'm sure Ozzy couldn't tell a panel line from a Les Paul vintage 6 string, but what the hell.
I had a brain tumor a couple of years ago and lost some dexterity in my left hand. It took a while of physical therapy, but it's gotten better. You can over come!
And it all paid off with a FANTASTIC finish!
Very Cool start to the Porsche 930 911 Turbo build !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nice save on the paint job! Love that shiny black!
this was the first kit I ever built! Yet to do another tho. Would really like to do another build soon. I've got an r32 model sitting in my closet calling my name, this channel is inspiring me to finally get started on it haha
Great video Thanks
i actually have the exact panel scriber you taught me how to make to this day thank you for the video on it.
This is fantastic! As a veteran Porsche mechanic and aspiring model builder, I cannot imagine a more perfect time to discover your channel! I'm so excited to follow this build. I will say though, I'll be disappointed if you do not file off some of the details on the bottom of the engine case, as the casting for the case appears to resemble a much earlier 911 engine with the extra ribs, and the round oil sump plate, as opposed to the smooth bottom case with horizontal drain plug that the later 911/930 came with. But I imagine you have already made plans to address this. I can't wait to follow along! Liked and subscribed!
I use a Harbor Freight dental pick set to scribe lines. I've had it for over 25 years and it does a fantastic job especially for only $3 for a set of 6.
Wow. I like it.
Very interesting your's work.
I'm your's fan
Beautiful
Outstanding paint job!
Great build and video brother as always
My God that's going to look gorgeous!
Tom, please, how on earth is it possible that I can't seem to scribe a straight line, let alone a curved one like on the top of the front doors on that Porsche?! What's the technique? I've even got the same Tamiya scriber as you.
Steady hand, patience, and practice
@@sohchx I mean it's ridiculous! Not even in a straight line! I'll keep persevering.
All the extra effort you are putting into this one should pay off in a realistic appearance being such a well detailed Kit...
I absolutely LOVE this guy videos, the mic noise is very well canceled and the sound sounds extremely great! The brightness of the video is also excellent, very entertaining, no boring, no unnecessary content, absolutely good RUclipsr! The only sad thing is that the videos are divided in parts, and every time I watch one part I got anxiety because I want to watch the next episodes and I need to wait, this gives me so much anxiety that I lost my breath on this video, when you're gonna upload next part? I'm getting nervous for some reason, your videos had helped me in so many different ways to relax and run away from depression and anxiety but sometimes I just can't handle it! Please update soon and do not stop your job! Love love love your editing and your content man. Cheers
Scribing and then using filler primer? You don’t need primer on plastic. I’ve used it a few times and the finished model looses some detail. 10 min dry between coats doesn’t allow the paint to blend with the next coat, I use 5 max.
Amazing as always. I'm just making the same kit now, and wondering that the manual says Cut off the bonnet, which is in this case of a Porsche actually the trunk, but you simply skipped this, Why ? The whole content in the trunk remains invisible.
Because i did not want to cut it out. And make hinges etc for the trunk
How do you spray the color so fast and wide? Is it because of the nozzle or compression? It took me 4 hours to primer one body
A lot of nice small details on this kit...
Try building their 356 Enthusiast kit! Pistons INSIDE the engine that will never be seen!
If I only had the talent and patience to build these... I haven't built a kit in about 30 years Or so..
@@stevehoulihan726 The 356 kit is absolutely outstanding!! I built one back in 2015 and added many more details including a photo etch set. I won best in class at six different model shows with that car the same year. It was also featured on the ELP Modelling channel here ruclips.net/video/z-dtjg4ukx4/видео.html
how many millimeters is the wheelbase?
Can I ask where you buy the holder that the model is on ? I can’t seem to find this type of holder…..thank you
Tamiya spray stand
@@TheScalemodelingChannel thank you very much…just purchased one…looks like it’s going to be a great help. Recently regained my love of modeling again. Loved it as a youth and find I like it even more as a retired little kid. Thanks again for taking the time to respond…
i have 6 Fujimi EM (Porsches and BMW) from 90´s.
I'm afraid to start putting them together.
Oliverio Yáñez DO IT ON RUclips MAN! I'm sure people gonna love watch
Bro u cant be afraid, u have got to believe u can do it and just get on with it, just take your time, im shure they will come out perfect, good luck 👊😃
roow420, Chris... thanks. By 1992-1993 I was single, earned good money and acquired some high-end models for the standard of my country (Mexico): fujimi, tamiya, hasewaga, including several Enthusiasts. With little experience and a lot of youth I decided to start with a 911 targa (number 37 of the series) and it was a real nightmare. I mean, 60+ parts for the transmission engine train only, adjustment tests after adjustment tests after adjustment test. I gave up. I continued with the F1 1/20 of Tamiya, some easy revell and AMT. After 30 years, they have survived a marriage, several movings, financial crises and several times outside the hobby. They are waiting for the right moment.
Take your time and once you have done one you will want to do more I've been doing them since I was a kid but I did have a lot of years off doing them but for the past five years I've been doing them again 😁😁😁👍👍👍👍
Do you use airbrush cleaner after using Zero paints or do you use something else. I used Zero paints for the first time the other day and had trouble cleaning my airbrush after? Just curious as to what you use to clean up after using it. Thanks in advance :)
zero paints airbrush cleaner
@@TheScalemodelingChannel thank you :)
Can someone explain to me why he was able sand and respray after 24hrs but if he had waited any longer than he would have had to wait 2 weeks? Is there something about the way clear cures I'm not understanding?
Its called a re-coat window. Within this time you can paint over the layer from before. After this time it will cure to much. And the new layer will cure at a different rate wich can cause problems like cracking and or adhesion between the layers
👍
Next video coming up, time for a more retro Porsches building.
never see you wash parts for painting, do you ever wash them to get rid of mould release agent and sanding dust ?
I don’t
Amazing. Do you polish your cars after clearcoat or it is perfect without that? I saw this time you had to polish in between but usually I do not see any polish during on your videos.
hrapek I don’t think he was necessarily polishing it. There was just some dust that got caught up in the paint and he wanted to sand it down to repaint the clear and get it smooth again. Usually the zero paints stuff it’s smooth and shiny just with clear coat and no polish. Unless dust settles on the paint somehow, just clear coat alone will do a nice job
@@911wasindeedafalseflag My question was about usuall process. I know this time he had to. :-) Thanks!
Usually i do not need to polish
@@TheScalemodelingChannel Thanks. We with my son usually have to. Orange peel but also avoiding hot paints etc.
Hello, I’ve been enjoying your modeling and have a couple of questions. I’ve seen you scribing panel lines many times and want to buy a scribe. I was wondering what would be the best width to start out with, .15, .2, etc..., and what shape (V or Square Groove)? Also as for panel lining, have you ever tried just darkening the main color and then using that to create a wash? I’ve seem others comment on black and they say it creates to much of a contract on say a red body. Anyway, I REALLY enjoy your work and look forward to watching all your builds. Thanks!!
1. 0,2mm
2. V
3. That would not work with zero paints as that is airbrush only paint.
I build aircraft so some of these techniques are a little strange...what's with the scribing/black marker/sanding bit at the beginning?
Prepping and correcting the body for paint
Can I ask you what do you do with the paint still in the airbrush while you wait 10/15 mins between coats? Do you bother decanting and clean out the airbrush or is it ok to leave it in there? Thank you for your great videos.
i leave it in
What happens if you force it to spray black that's not covering well
Crack,wrinkle,bubble
Admirable! Very good work. Could you give me the mark of your airbrush, it seems great to me. Many thanks for your all videos.
Links and specs are in the description below the video
OK, so, I'm just curious; I'd imagine you added steps and etchniques as you learned how to do these things, but, do you consider whether or not some stages are no longer needed? I don't have a horse in the race, but, are their steps where you'd sy, now, you wouldn't be able to tell if they were done or not on the final piece?
If its is not needed. I won’t do it.
After sanding the prime coat, do you clean the body?
ayhan namlı i remove the dust. Thats pretty much it
Great work do you mix the clearcoat 10 ml clear-5 ml hardener-3 ml thinner
2ml thinner
@@TheScalemodelingChannel Thank you i tried zp-1020 and it dried real fast in the nozzle what can the problem be
First! I miss building models :'(
@The foam Farmer Haven't been able to find a job around me and no transportation. I can't afford to buy models and supplies.
I feel u
Great video yet again. Cant wait to see the finished model.
What's the best way to get a hold of you sir to commission for job? Or if you would even take one.
Info@thescalemodelingchannel.com
@@TheScalemodelingChannel thank you sir.
Great video - thank you. I'm still learning the Zero primer - sometimes get a slightly rough texture, as if droplets are drying before they can settle smooth. Same airbrush (0.4mm nozzle), no additional thinners, 20 PSI and holding the airbrush about 10cm from the model. Have you come across this or do you have any ideas how to make the primer smoother?
NoisyGriff try thinning it further or upping your air pressure to atomise it more
@@sweenep86 Thanks for the tips. Spent some time today trying different pressures and techniques. Really thin coats seem to be part of the problem - slightly thicker (only just showing a bit of shine) seemed to work better. That made a bigger difference than the pressure. Will try thinners next.
@@NoisyGriff I've had to thin my primer (same primer) right down. It could do with still being thinner.
Steve Houlihan Thanks Steve - really useful to know.
@@NoisyGriff I think you're right though, light coats do seem to make it rougher. But you can always "polish" it down with 3k paper. That's what I use anyway.
Is this a styreen or is it a resin casting?
Plastic
anyone recommend a specific air brush for a beginner?
As a good starter system I would recommend the Master Airbrush Cool Runner II Dual Fan Air Compressor System Kit with a G34 Gravity Feed Dual-Action Airbrush. Then if you want to step up to a better quality brush later I would recommend the Iwata NEO CN. The Master set can be found online at TCPGlobal and on eBay.
Looks like you had a bit of trial and error on the paint...
I really wish that those kits could have an option to have RWB parts in them. It makes everything so much better.
I'm making the Carrera RS '73 version of this very model! Your skills in both scale modelling and putting it into well edited RUclips vids is an inspiration .... hope I can get my own work to a similar level eventually! P.S. Check out my profile/channel to see my Fujimi Porsche build!