As someone who does pretty much zero custom bodywork, I am really enjoying the descriptive talking through each step and seeing each step. Very inspiring, thanks for sharing!
Nice work, I was going to suggest strengthening it up with some metal rod, it’s heartbreaking if the body cracks during the paint or polishing stages and old plastic gets very brittle.
Hi Lee, just finished another long week of covering and just caught up with your last two videos. Absolutely no problem at all with the shout-out and more than happy to do it... Glad your channel is growing so well. Great progress on the Apache, some of this old bodies are a nightmare to work with once the get so brittle but looks like you're tackling each problem as they arise. Keep up the great work anyways.
Looking good do you also know you can buy a photo etch blade that yoi can use in a dremal there made by voyagermodel . There so much better but be very careful as they bend very easy they make different teeth amount.
I’m a new subscriber. I really like the direction of this build. Thanks for sharing. Have a blessed day! Steven 😀👍🏻
Looking good 👍 Nice build 👌 👍
Great start to the Apache. Looking forward to seeing the process. Cheers!
Nice recovery on that old brittle plastic. This build is giving me all sorts of inspiration. Great work!
@@desolation_angel thank you!!
Looking good!!!!!
Nice work, it looks like the supports should help the stability of this build quite a bit!
Excellent work saving the damaged parts, off to a great start, my friend!! ✌️😁
Thank you
Looking good, thanks for the update.
As someone who does pretty much zero custom bodywork, I am really enjoying the descriptive talking through each step and seeing each step. Very inspiring, thanks for sharing!
@@KitBuilderChris thank you!!
Nice work, I was going to suggest strengthening it up with some metal rod, it’s heartbreaking if the body cracks during the paint or polishing stages and old plastic gets very brittle.
@@CycolacFan yeah I experienced it with the unibody I did a few years ago…… I’m still trying to figure out how to do it
I'm love the content. I'll be sure to see every installment.👍
@@DarrellRischert thank you?
Hi Lee, just finished another long week of covering and just caught up with your last two videos. Absolutely no problem at all with the shout-out and more than happy to do it... Glad your channel is growing so well. Great progress on the Apache, some of this old bodies are a nightmare to work with once the get so brittle but looks like you're tackling each problem as they arise. Keep up the great work anyways.
@@J.B.Scale.Creations thank you mate!!!
Jimmy at Kitbashed kustoms sent me. Looking forward to following along.
@@frankjones4094 thank you!!!
i never thought to use a wood tooth pick
Nice update brother and I just seen a video that has a 3d pen that melts and fills holes with plastic that would work great for what you do ❤😊
@@thescalemodelcarguychannel8681 oooohhhhh!!!
nice job!!!
@@skumoner805 thank you!
Great start buddy!
@@KitbashedKustoms thanks Jimmi!
looks damn great so far bro i want more.... itching face
@@skumoner805 I’ll be getting back on it in the next few days…….. unfortunately work!!
i use those little cloth tipped que tips
Me too
agree height is important
@@skumoner805 the most important!!!!
i would say super glueand thin thin plastic
I’m going to head to the hobby shop tomorrow to get some thin brass rod for under the wheel arches
What up bro get some
Looking good do you also know you can buy a photo etch blade that yoi can use in a dremal there made by voyagermodel . There so much better but be very careful as they bend very easy they make different teeth amount.
@@jaysenballantine5489 I’ve been meaning to give them a go……
@@KrowKustoms there great I use them all the time .
Being so thin they’re great for roof chops or cutting panels open.
@@CycolacFan the roof is going……. Bubbletop baby!!!