How to open up radiator grills on 1/24 + 1/25 scale models cars,plus more on AMT 55 Chevy Cameo 

Great! Thanks for another video that i can put in my "how to" folder!

Hiya Pete! Thanks for the kind words! You have a great channel ! I will stop by and enjoy your work, thanks for sharing!

Thanks for the tutorial Pete 😊

Nice video on grills Pete. Cheers.

Definitely looks betta. Great tip , Pete.👍

Great work Pete, your patience pays off. It makes a big difference in the finished product.

Great tutorial Pete, definitely worth the effort, looks awesome

I am a BIG fan of the longer videos, especially when I am learning, how to or about something of interest. Your '55 is looking good, looking forward to that build, as well as "anything" esle You might be doing. The Mrs. thinks You sound like Richard Dawson. Thank You for sharing with Us here on the tube. Later

Well explained Pete, I hope others can follow your lead 👏👍😎 cheers 👍

Nice work Peter these little touches make it more interesting to look at really have your work cutout for ya on that screen but like the idea your going for 👍👍

Great tutorial on grill work 👌 I think that grill on the bottom left corner is a DODGE truck or van. Thanks Pete 👋 🐭

Grills look great .👍 I will give that a go

I have this same kit still in the box and a real one out in the shop. I building '55 Cameo model and I'm going to try this!

Nice Video Pete. Thanks for sharing

Another great tutorial Pete ❤

I realize that it is to late to give you this tip but I am working on a couple of Chevrolet pickups and I thought about the front suspension and wanted it to reflect what was being done in the real world and the front subframe and suspension from the AMT '70-1/2 Camaros were quite popular for the pickups and you can shorten them to fit a little better, and if you put the front clip in place against the truck chassis before cutting it you can get the place where you will need to cut the stock chassis AND the Camaro clip to use the stock pickup radiator cradle and front bumper mounts.

Very cool tutorial Pete! Those grills look great! Thanks for the video 😎👍

Nice video Pete 👍 🍻

Another great tip👍👍

amazing work my friend seen a few vids on this but you nailed it 🤩thanks scooter d😅

Very nice! My first time watching one of your videos. You sound like Angus Young. 😎

Select how you doing that. 57 number grill, kind of looks like 80s set are so Dodge Van. Great information on those grills and windshield.

Nice video on grills it fun I know try opening up the engine deck on a M48 Monogram lol 😊 The 55 is going great!

Thanks for video

Very Nice 💕still have models I haven’t built, from the 60’s, 70’s😳when models cost $.49, to $2.95,u.s. 😬

If Paul Whitehouse did modelling...... Sorry mate, couldn't resist but thanks for the tip - better than trying to micro drill and file from the front! Now, any tips for making a hard top model look like a soft top?

how did you get that 55 chevy pickup truck windshield what did you do to get fit in that truck thank you wayne from titusville fla. please reply

That is a lot of careful sanding to open the grill but it does look good.

Did you have to shorten the spring? want do something like that on my 55 cameo. nice work.

I think that grille with the 4 square headlights comes from a 1978 Dodge truck.

i made a 4x4 out of mind but i don't have a windshield in it suck can you help me please wayne i would like to paint it amt has know about the problem but they don;t want to fix or refund the money you pay for it you just get the big f.u.cost is about $30.00 and they put junk like out on the market and its a shame 55 truck looks great on the box art and on the 57 truck to and love to have a 57 truck but not with that problem thats why there price is down in the market

leaf spring.

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