Revell 71 Boss 351 Mustang New Tooling Video #1 

One of my favorite cars. I love the '71's. When you first took the body to the spray booth and shot the bottom edges, it looked like the paint scheme of the '72 Sprint Mustangs. I sort of surprised no one had make aftermarket decals for one.

I owned the 73 Mustang in yellow and black so this body style is close to my heart. I’m glad Revell made it and it might be their greatest kit ever. Also I love that Stynlrez primer. Amazing stuff. I highly recommend it. Thanks for the video Angelo. 👍

You make air brushing look easy....

I've started to also separate parts by color into a drawer organizer. Love my Tamiya paint stand, but I've also had an issue with it coming apart at the most inopportune time. So I be sure to hold the upper portion and not just the base. I also use a latex glove on my left hand just to keep from painting myself. Lol. Got this kit in the stash and it will be started soon. Peace and love.

Yep paint stand trauma me to. This is one cool kit. Good luck. I'll be checking in soon. Thanks for the video.

Nice video

I have the same gripes with every muscle car build. It doesn't matter what company makes it...amt, revell...they all insist on molding door handles and windshield wipers into the body. A few times now I've had to re-etch and restore winshield trim after carving off the wipers. I have zero intention of ever hand painting molded in detail pieces. They look terrible in my picky perspective. The kit looks great aside from my gripes. Look forward to seeing more build vids. Subbed

Thanks, I do the same. Frustrating when a part has two or three colors, and deciding which color to do first. My big issue is a dusty environment:(

Tamiya paint stand is 2 pieces, it's designed to come apart for ease of painting and less weight, less fatigue. I use old 1 inch pipes wrapped with masking tape which leaves just a tiny unpainted circle on the underside of the roof, which then gets painted by hand and a liner installed. you can use 4 inch by 1/2 inch wooden stands with the pipe hole cut out and use that as stands for the dehydrator and in a safe doored cabinet, it's easier and more versatile than the tamiya stand and you can have multiple kits all gassing out with a few dollars spent in materials. Great video! good luck with the touch up, it's annoying but easily fixed. MI had 2 hit the floor together while painting both and they ended up with all kinds of dirt and nastiness. Went right into the purple pond and had to start fresh lol.

Thx Angelo, look forward to this model building series. After painting, do you ClearCoat, then decals, then another layer of ClearCoat?

I glued my paint stand with hot glue so it's fixed. I don't recall who's YT video it was, maybe the scalemodelling channel or IMS where I got the idea, but thanks anyhow.

good stuff dou thanks for sharing😁🤩scooter😎ps curious as to what air gun needle size and where exactly you got the gabber blue paint🤔

Aloha, I can't imagine how I've missed it. Please forgive me , but where did you get that ridiculously cool parts bin box that you use in this video? Mahalo in advance, Steve

Hi, always nice videos and buildings! I have had reactions many times with automotive paints on plastics, especially non-white ones, and many recommend 2K primers for sealing plastics. Does this water-based primer give the same protection? Lacquer primers do not. What airbrush and settings do you use for that primer? Thank you.

You always do a great build..................But, you're a bit too heavy on the narration.

My god, what PSI do you spray? Looks like 40 PSI.