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The window glass seemed thick.

So what grits did you use with that stone?

nice tips maybe something i can use if i get more serious in this stuf i just build a Tamiya Electric Dril kit was a lot of fun never realy worked with this stuf before but i needed a small dril for something im hobbying on. but maybe the bug bite me. I am thinking about eventully mixing my own hobby with a RC drift car and make my own bodys from scratch but every step is 1 and this dril is 1 =) how ever there a lot of model kits out there and you just showed me a trick to make a custom cool work.

the best tutorial ever and that car is beautiful

I would like to this for a 1982 trans am model,but I'll be working on clear plastic,any suggestions on best way to make it look as real as possible to a real trans am.

Back in the day they used push wire in old electric guitars. It had a cloth covering that you could just push back to expose the wire to solder to the pots and jacks. The problem is the gauge might be too thick for the scale model you might be building. It would be a perfect solution. Now i wonder if comes in different thickneses

So inspiring, love it

A very useful video for every photographer. It contains solid and detailed information. It is one of the most beautiful videos on UA-cam. What is the camera setup that you used for this video,Thank you very much.

I like how seriously you guys take this hobby too. I just built my first model, I'm 74 years old and should have started with an easier project. It looks okay on a high-shelf 🤫

Wow!!! Absolutlety amazing craftsmanship!

Thanks for the tutorial! How we can make it with metal diecast models?

Beautiful Truck!!!! Thanks for sharing

Awesome truck

There’s nothing like hearing from someone who owns the 1:1 vehicle exactly which kit parts are the most accurate. I’d love to see more detail on how that hood hinge mechanism operates.

Impressive work and nice interview

Thank you for taking the time to show this technique!

Beautifully done

Super Sweet Styrene '56 Goodness!

Well Don, Ron! And Doug - another one right out of the park, sir!

Enjoyed!!!! 🤜🤛

Awesome pickup Doug. I saw that he had a Nebraska plate on it. Does he live in Nebraska? Ron

Hey, I have a good question. Would you have any ideas on where would most states would have an appraisal for small scale Models cars only? Because of that, I have a few very older models of cars that my Dad's fathers did some small-scale models cars from the early years of the 20s or so. I would wonder if possible that you have an email address for people like me able to send you pictures of their models' cars. If so, where us people would be able to find it. On your UA-cam video clip.?

Wow. Impressive. Nice work.

Amazing ❤

Killer Ford F100.

Another great video from GSL. You must've been a busy man with all these GSL interviews. I have lost count but hope to see more. Thanks Doug.

Wow! Lot of great ideas using a bunch of other 50s Ford pick up parts and body components to make one EPIC 56 F 100 truck!!!! Fantastic!!!

Wonderful work!

Very detailed ford !! love it !!

That is an awesome build! Great details. Thanks for sharing.

Fantastic work all around. Looking forward to the next videos.

Great Idea for the window molding.

A video of the other pickup Ron displayed at GSL will be in an upcoming video! Thank you, Ron, for sharing your replica with us. Thank you to our Tier 5 Patron, Mark S. Gustavson, Esq.

What a great video, was wondering do you cut the metal once it's in the ring or did you leave it long and fill the front under the hood?

Absolutely incredible work Doug! Phenomenal job 💯🔥🙌🏾

Beautiful build!! Can I ask what kit does the original wheels you were looking to use are in?”the Buick’s”

I never thought of using a 6x7 film carrier to hold plastic for vacuum forming.

Super

12:13 describes me perfectly. i'm just getting back into the hobby after being away from it for 25 years (builder as a teenager but then life got in the way.) i don't know enough to understand what i'm seeing, all i know is it doesn't look like a model. it looks like a shrunken real car. i know enough to understand there's a difference. this looks amazing.

That was awesome Doug!!!!!

Wishing all the best to Steve!

The midget is looking great!! Great idea for the BMF! Once you get the engine wired, people will not notice the slightly off-centered plug holes! I like your idea about the bolts around the seat....should look good! I follow Doug Whyte's 'Model Car Muse' YT channel. He just posted a video about how to make grills....it's a pretty cool process!

Yeah!!! This is just what i need!! Great how to video! I have a build that has got stuck cause i didnt know how i should do the grill! Now i know! Thank you so much for this!

Excellent job and lots of patience

Awesome video !

I have a hobby room, Doug you have a hobby center.

What a great way to make grilles WAUW, thanks for teaching us how to do this 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

I’m throwing all my models out.

Very nice technique. Thanks for sharing.

Go with the canoe. You'll need a rack made of a pair of oak boards 1.5x2.5 inches, mounted about 3 inches above the roof. Soon I'll be trecking my 17 foot cedar strip canoe on top of my '27 Model A woody. It's a wow, trust me!