Sir ... your ingenuity is way beyond the norm. The design concepts that you turn into a realty is amazing . Your engineering knowledge exceeds expectations . Best model building fabricator that I have ever seen in my fifty five years of model building .
The RU-vid algorithm showed me your amazing channel last night and I've been watching your brilliant builds for the past several hours. I have never seen such exquisite work in detailing aluminum, other metal and plastic to turn nice model kits into championship concours models. Thank you for sharing these builds. I'm sharing your channel link with all of my model building friends.
I can only echo the other sentiments here. You are not a modeller; you Sir, are a Master Modeller. Thank you Maestro, for bringing these wonderful creations to us mere mortals. With much respect from the UK
I do agree with Russell, you are a MASTER MODELLER.. I have so much anticipation unto the next video your inspiration is beyond anticipation! Thank You for sharing your ART!
Discovered by pure case your channel, I'm simply amazed by your skills, your passion for details. I'm a newbie practising dioramas, this is an unknown universe for me, but it's adorable, can't stop watching. Keep on the good work, wonderful!
I have this kit, so I can evaluate the enormous work you've done and how clever you are to find so beautiful upgrading solutions. I watched your videos with pleasure, I can't wait for the next one. Thanx.
I saw all 4 videos of the E-Type... You are the ultimate "Sick Master San"... I'm glad I found you, I was tired of seeing 1/24 assemblers-painters around, apart a couple of Japanese master...You will be a source of inspiration, even if you scare me 😄 Cheers from Switzerland. 🙏🏻
Well done! You know your S1's. Opening the bonnet louvres was the scariest part of your build. So easy to screw it up. I did the Gunze SWB kit to a similar level several years ago and have this and the Hasegawa 250gto yet to do. I really like how you got around the body seam problem by recutting the floor pan. Brilliant idea and so simple!
@@A4Garage I was looking at the new Revell 1/24 kit when I saw your video. Unfortunately, it looks like the Heller is still the most accurate kit for super detailing.
When I was making E type, unfortunately it was before the release of a new revell kit. However, that kind of environment seems to have triggered more research and love for this car. Thanks.
Sir, you have the craftsmanship of a watchmaker, I enjoyed your video and subscribed. Now going back to checkout older videos. Thank you so much for the inspiration.
These hinges you are making. There are perfect. You do amazing work. I apologize for the praise but I would like to try this but I need to watch someone and your the on Y one I ever have seen that does it like this lots more work yes but.
You have great technology! I was deeply impressed. Your very precise and accurate work inspires me. I'm looking forward to your new post while watching all your videos. Thanks for the great video!
Outstanding work. Instantly subscribed. I hate that YT has taken so long to recommend your channel, but I'm glad they did. Gonna go watch your back catalog of videos now, and can't wait to catch up to your new stuff. Have a great week.
Absolutely amazing, thank you for sharing this incredible work, you're an inspiration for me as a model maker. This model is already fantastic, can't wait to see the next videos!
Your fabrication skills are incredible. I've never seen such attention to detail. You literally go above and beyond in every video I've watched, and it's truly a thing of beauty. On average how long does a complete build take you? Say, for instance on the Jag, was it months from start to finish? Just curious. Anyway I love your videos! I hope you continue to do your incredible work. Its an absolute work of art every time you recreate a masterpiece. Cheers!
Yet another great job! Excellent! May I suggest doing the Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG 1/24 Scale by Revell? I know there are some detail parts available for this kit, but your touch might make it fantastic! Again, thank you for the outstanding videos!
You should try modelling the even bigger 1/8th scale E-Type model by Monogram, launched in the early 1960s. It still is an impressive model, with detailed engine, suspension, most of the gearbox, rear diff and suspension cradle, opening bonnet, opening doors with windup windows etc. Your skills with the Heller model would really shine re super detailing the Monogram model. Revell took over the Monogram range in later years and continued to make the Jaguar but by then the moulds were becoming a bit tired as I observed when I bought one kit in a junk shop. I was lucky to then purchase the original Monogram kit a few years later second-hand and it is much superior re mouldings and crispness.
Just to give you an idea of its size, the body shell is 530mm in length (or 53cm). Try and find the original kit, this is what the box artwork looks like: www.scalemates.com/kits/monogram-pc98-jaguar-xk-e--266856. Best regards Mark
To A4 Garage: May I make suggestion? You should make a video on the tool you use and the material. Maybe had the location where to get these, it would make fantastic video to watch. I find your building fantastic and now I follow every episode you do... It definitely inspire me, your patience to detail is short of word fantastic. I hope you do read this comment. A other suggestion I may ask is, Meng as a Ford GT 1/12 scale but for the price I am a bit desapointed on the detail of it... I wounder whit your talent and wisdom what you could realize in that scale of 1/12 and the amount of detail you could had to this model. It would be really fantastic to see your accomplishment on this. I really think you have perhaps no competition on the amount of detail you get to show and realize, and I am sure your audience agree with me!!! I hope this reach you and hope to be able to see your future video with impatience. Thanks you. Daniel A french Texan. I cannot explain my anticipation of looking at the material and tool you use if you ever decide to do the video. And I do apologize for my English. Ho one thing I would like to had, You must to a lots of research on the model you are doing , because of the amount of detail you had to your ART pieces.
Thanks for the high rating. I'm only making models as a hobby, but I have a lot of questions about the materials and tools I use, so I'm thinking of making that video. And I want to make a Ford GT sometime in the future.
Amazing man, I am learning so much from you ! Please I have a request if you can label on the screen the size, dimension type of material being used that that copy cats like me can have a better chance !
What you have made here thrills me out. Congratulations for being a master! By the way that tool you use to cut out pieces is a simple cutter or mor than that?
A most excellent journey. I enjoy seeing what you do as I also love to enhance my own projects. What metal are you using? You have given me a new found area to work with. Thank you.
Hi mate. I watch all your videos now, and i am deepest impressed of your great work, i am a german, i am missing all the english words for what i feel now, but youre not just a modeller, no, but youre an artist, and i think the best car model artist now in youtube channel. May you introduce all your stuff and tools what you use? I saw needles, is that from acupuncture medicine? Which aluminum foil do you use, i wanna know everything please, if you dont mind. Greets from Germany
Thank you very much for your interest and praise for my work. I am also inspired by the work of other great modelers. The material will be explained in more detail in the next video, and I will also make a material introduction video.
Brilliant build to watch, where do you buy the materials for the scratch build parts. The aluminium sheet you are using looks like a nice gauge to work with at that scale, unless you just make it look easy. The hinges you made look far more robust than any standard hinges in a kit (which are usually very flimsy). Love the engine detailing too, the extra fuel lines and leads really finish off this model. I really like Heller kits, I have heard people do not like them but I think they are very cheap for what you get. I am working on a 1/24 Heller Citroen Traction Avante, the detail on the front sub frame and engine on this kit already is quite good, I am sure you would detail it up to the max. I can finish a model off nicely, but nowhere near the level of scratch build up-grading you can achieve. I am inspired to try, think I will pull out a cheapy kit to experiment on. Excellent video.
Thank you very much. I think that using the right materials will reduce the working time and effective in nice appearance. So I like to search for material shops, tool marts, and internet markets.
I have a question ... in the company with a jaguar ... you took the windshield wipers off the windshield ... and you polished something later that it got such a great effect ...
Insane detail! Very beautiful build you done! If you let me to ask, what size of the pipes do you used for the headlamp housing? I have the cabriolet version, and im using your video to improve mine, not this level, of course
Me gusto mucho la clase de vídeo que haces, pero estaría mucho mejor que no seas fotografías y mostres como lograste el trabajo fino que realizaste. igual te quiero hacer una pregunta, los cables que usas para las bujías como se llaman así veo si los consigo donde vivo en Argentina, igual acá es muy difícil encontrar piezas en escala.
no te va a responder del todo si escribís en español . los cables para bujías podes comprar cable wirerup .lo venden en un montón de casas de electronica en el centro y vienen en varios colores .
@@adrianbekerian4518 de nada. vas a tener que pelar el cable para que te de el diámetro del alambre en los orificios del distribuidor agujereado con micro mecha
Beautiful work. You will for sure gain subs quickly I am certain. I am wondering about your pin vice bits. I bought a set on amazon and they are so bad they barely drill into plastic, let alone into those wonderful metal parts you use. Where did you happen to get those wonderful bits from and how much? Love the work. You got a sub from me!
Las placas de aluminio se utilizan de diversas formas, desde 0.1 mm hasta 1.0 mm. El uso principal es de 0.3 mm, pero el grosor es diferente para cada pieza a utilizar. Gracias.
