Building a Custom 1970 Pontiac Firebird Model Car 

I KEEP GOING BACK TO THIS VIDEO TO REWATCH YOUR TECHNIQE FOR PAINING DESIGNS.. EVERY TIME I GET READY TO CUSTOMIZE

Great looking finished model - excellent! Many useful tips - some though I’ll have to pass on as I don’t have access to a 3D printer of any form.

Two thumbs way Up !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

loving the red on this

Just awesome!

A very nice looking build. Excellent attention to detail. Great video. Thanks for sharing.

Nice!!!!! 👍👍

This whole thing is just incredible and I’m so glad I found this video! I just dont want to skip any seconds of this video. Truly amazing works.

Love it

That engine was even better the second time around

Looks amazing. Love the stance.

Amazing! 👏👏👏

That model inspires me to build a Rockford files Jim Garner car.

I've been watching your videos from quite a while now and you NEVER disappoint! Another gorgeous build!

Beautiful build. I love that fantastic paint job. Ron

I like this type of build, next could you make a 69 camaro with a LS swap lowered with a custom frame and set up led's so the front lights and rear lights work on the car! (Also could you try making more custom projects puting lift kits on trucks I would be very currious to see how you handle custom fabrication as I do it but I do not have a 3D printer. Im asuming you could find some very cool ways to lift jeeps and trucks etc). Thank you,

Lovely build and color selection for it!

Lovely build. Great paint! I use your method of lining mold seams before removal with a marking pen with great success! Good tip.

absolutely gorgeous, my friend!!

Nyse build👏👏👏👏👏

Nice 💪🏼🤌🏼

Very nice works as always I loved the way you lowered the car. 🙂Thomas over at The Model Hobbyist

Great channel! Do you know where I can get 1:18 decal sheets? I'm customizing a 1970 diecast and not sure where to go. Also, what's the best way to remove glass from the body? Thanks

What air brush do u recommend and airbrush paint? I'm going to get one like to be around 100$ range

Before you took the final shots, you should've polished it.

I hope revell sees this and is embarrassed