It's looking great Matthew. That color looks perfect. I like the idea of painting the engine bay the same as the body but not clear coating it. Looks more realistic. Your chrome bumpers and grill look great too. In, my humble opinion, I think those wheels and tires are a great fit. I'm looking forward to the finished build vid. 👍👍
It's coming along very nice. Just finished my 64 Plymouth Belvedere, in Testors Bronze Extreme Lacquer. Being retired, disabled and housebound, I have plenty of time for my modeling hobby, as I had to give up my more active/outdoors hobbies. 😮
Your Dodge build is coming along nicely! I'm retired/single and I struggle with carving out time for my hobbies, regardless of the hobby. It's difficult for me to prioritize a 'hobby' over everyday life tasks/needs. I would postulate that the life/hobby balance conundrum is true for most of us.
Taking your time is actually a blessing. Teaching my grand nephew building. One thing I've stressed is that being in a rush will result in mistakes. Even in messing up big time doesn't mean you throw the kit away. Building the engine assembly is good practice. I've told him 15 mins a day is good at his age, school work will always come first. I guess the world is comsumed by instant gratification now.
That is one bad looking 64 Dodge. Also wanted to tell you thank you again for sending me another Racing HEMI. I am currently working on a group Mopar build. Decided to go full custom on this 78 Dodge D 100 pick-up. Using the Racing HEMI for the engine and the back half along with the front suspension from a certain 66 Nova. Thank you again for making videos and your 3D products. I will definitely be ordering more from you.
The build of tge,Dodge is coming out fantastic Matt. You create some super 3D printed parts. Your channel has grown by leaps and bounds as you keep up on the hobby. Thanks for sharing.
Looking good nice to have a 3D printer in the man cave and to top it off you didn't even have to wait for the shipping it's good to look really good when all done
I've always liked the roofline on these cars. Not sure why? Love the purple. The rear tire looks like it fits just right. I enjoyed your response. Thanks for sharing
The Dodge looks great. Nice color choice. Your videos have definitely changed over the years. As long as you expand on the money making part of the hobby, your build time will get less and less. Just work with you have, and everything will be great. How many 3D printers do you have now. Thanks for sharing.
The purple looks great, and those wheels & tires are awesome. Also recieved my first order of MCV products, and they are awesome. Also, thanks for the extras!!! I will certainly be ordering again😊
I love your videos and love your heart. I know what you mean about being busy. I started a model like a year and half ago. I painted the body but not sure I like it. So I stopped. I have to get back to it. Remember a 427 Hemi is where it's at.
Great video Matthew. I too feel those concurs distributors are out of scale. Look great but to big. I'm glad you make the parts for us. But I knew it would swamp you.
Hey Mathew I love your videos They are part of the reason I got back into the hobby after 40 odd years I am curious about your use of the incubator for drying paint Would it be too much to ask if you could make a short video on the use of an incubator in the hobby, do's, donts, advantages over other methods and so on Thanks mate, all the way from New Zealand and keep the videos coming
I work graveyard shift as an emergency dispatcher for a small local natural gas distribution company on the weekends. They allow me to work from home. So 8 hours, 2 days per week I am working on models while I work. It seems to be the only time I can find to work on them, some of which I have had on my shelf for DECADES!
Matthew, did you get my Email about the Spartanburg show in January? I'm not a huge purple fan, but that paint is beautiful. Those wheels and tires look spot on too. Right now I'm trying to replicate a Ford Courier that a friend and I built in the mid 70s. We cleaned out the front end and put a straight axle, Boss 429 with a C6 and a narrowed Olds rear axle. We ended up using a kid's steel wheelbarrow for a transmission tunnel. It was a good thing we had the automatic trans because there was no room for a clutch pedal! The 429 was only(!) stock but sure made that little truck go! The thing beat you half to death it rode so rough. We worried the kids with the Mustangs and Camaros a lot. I suppose its still out there but guess not as someone else probably found a better use for the engine. Crazy days! Cheers Terry
I was just going to ask where do you find the time. I have to squeeze time when i can for my hobbies. Then after work and getting in during the evenings im tired. Anyway good looking motor and etc on the build.
Tha Dodge is looking fantastic Matthew! We certainly appreciate all the work and effort for this community. We'll take the videos when we can get them. Just don't burn yourself out! Best wishes Brother!
It's looking great Matthew. That color looks perfect. I like the idea of painting the engine bay the same as the body but not clear coating it. Looks more realistic. Your chrome bumpers and grill look great too. In, my humble opinion, I think those wheels and tires are a great fit. I'm looking forward to the finished build vid. 👍👍
I still can't get over how nice the new camera looks. Great work on that car!
I know!!!!
It's coming along very nice. Just finished my 64 Plymouth Belvedere, in Testors Bronze Extreme Lacquer.
Being retired, disabled and housebound, I have plenty of time for my modeling hobby, as I had to give up my more active/outdoors hobbies. 😮
I hate to hear that you are disabled but I'm glad you have this great hobby!
Thank you for the video. It was nice to hear from you and see that awesome build.
Build is coming along great...paint work is awesome and I really like your products! Well done
Your Dodge build is coming along nicely! I'm retired/single and I struggle with carving out time for my hobbies, regardless of the hobby. It's difficult for me to prioritize a 'hobby' over everyday life tasks/needs. I would postulate that the life/hobby balance conundrum is true for most of us.
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Taking your time is actually a blessing. Teaching my grand nephew building. One thing I've stressed is that being in a rush will result in mistakes. Even in messing up big time doesn't mean you throw the kit away. Building the engine assembly is good practice. I've told him 15 mins a day is good at his age, school work will always come first. I guess the world is comsumed by instant gratification now.
Love when you open kits, helps me to decide if I want one or not. Plus love your instructional videos, I love your techniques and learn from them.
Wow that's looking great! Love the paint job!! Can't wait for the next update. Thanks for sharing. 😎🏆
The Plymouth is coming along nice. Your chrome work on the bumper and grill looks AMAZING! SWEET!
Thanks Billy!!
That is one bad looking 64 Dodge. Also wanted to tell you thank you again for sending me another Racing HEMI. I am currently working on a group Mopar build. Decided to go full custom on this 78 Dodge D 100 pick-up. Using the Racing HEMI for the engine and the back half along with the front suspension from a certain 66 Nova. Thank you again for making videos and your 3D products. I will definitely be ordering more from you.
Thanks Craig!
Very cool!😎 Diggin’ the color and that grill looks mean!!!
Thanks
The build of tge,Dodge is coming out fantastic Matt. You create some super 3D printed parts. Your channel has grown by leaps and bounds as you keep up on the hobby. Thanks for sharing.
Cool as always. 👍
Looking good nice to have a 3D printer in the man cave and to top it off you didn't even have to wait for the shipping it's good to look really good when all done
The build of the, Dodge is coming out fantastic Matt. Love the tires you got planed for it and love the 3D part I got from you, nice job.
Thanks Donnie!
I've always liked the roofline on these cars. Not sure why? Love the purple. The rear tire looks like it fits just right. I enjoyed your response. Thanks for sharing
Thanks Mike!
Looking awesome, Matthew! Love that color!
Thanks!!
The Dodge is looking good 👍🏿 keep up the great work with the 3D printing company MCV products life is all about elevation.
Nice
Looks great! 🙌🏼
Thanks
Thanks! I'll look for that paint. Looks great!
The Dodge looks great. Nice color choice. Your videos have definitely changed over the years. As long as you expand on the money making part of the hobby, your build time will get less and less. Just work with you have, and everything will be great. How many 3D printers do you have now. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Michael!
The purple looks great, and those wheels & tires are awesome. Also recieved my first order of MCV products, and they are awesome. Also, thanks for the extras!!! I will certainly be ordering again😊
Thank you!!
That is coming out so good the wheels and tires look amazing on it.
I love your videos and love your heart. I know what you mean about being busy. I started a model like a year and half ago. I painted the body but not sure I like it. So I stopped. I have to get back to it. Remember a 427 Hemi is where it's at.
Thanks Paul!!
Comin along nicely Mathew 👍👍
Thanks Butch!!
Great video Matthew. I too feel those concurs distributors are out of scale. Look great but to big. I'm glad you make the parts for us. But I knew it would swamp you.
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Looking good .real good.
Thanks!
Hey Mathew
I love your videos
They are part of the reason I got back into the hobby after 40 odd years
I am curious about your use of the incubator for drying paint
Would it be too much to ask if you could make a short video on the use of an incubator in the hobby, do's, donts, advantages over other methods and so on
Thanks mate, all the way from New Zealand and keep the videos coming
Great topics Mike! I'll see what I can get together
Build is looking good so far 😎😁
Great color I love the wheels
Thanks!
I work graveyard shift as an emergency dispatcher for a small local natural gas distribution company on the weekends. They allow me to work from home. So 8 hours, 2 days per week I am working on models while I work. It seems to be the only time I can find to work on them, some of which I have had on my shelf for DECADES!
That looks awesome Matthew. If you want to bring those Nascar kits to acme, I will just get them from you there. Thanks
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Man that is looking great!!
Thanks Jason!
Dodge looks good. Come on... foil that side trim. Just do it! 😅
Matthew, did you get my Email about the Spartanburg show in January?
I'm not a huge purple fan, but that paint is beautiful. Those wheels and tires look spot on too.
Right now I'm trying to replicate a Ford Courier that a friend and I built in the mid 70s. We cleaned out the front end and put a straight axle, Boss 429 with a C6 and a narrowed Olds rear axle. We ended up using a kid's steel wheelbarrow for a transmission tunnel. It was a good thing we had the automatic trans because there was no room for a clutch pedal!
The 429 was only(!) stock but sure made that little truck go! The thing beat you half to death it rode so rough.
We worried the kids with the Mustangs and Camaros a lot.
I suppose its still out there but guess not as someone else probably found a better use for the engine.
Crazy days!
Cheers
Terry
I was just going to ask where do you find the time. I have to squeeze time when i can for my hobbies. Then after work and getting in during the evenings im tired. Anyway good looking motor and etc on the build.
It's definitely a time juggle for sure!
I'm retired. So, I got lots of time. My time will be slowing down next month for deer season. 😊😊😊
I'm lucky to get a few hours a month. I don't know how others get a couple hours per day.
For real!
Tha Dodge is looking fantastic Matthew! We certainly appreciate all the work and effort for this community. We'll take the videos when we can get them. Just don't burn yourself out! Best wishes Brother!
Thanks!
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