Sorry I can't really read russian, but I appreciate Your comment :)

@@StaticModel Oh, exactly. My KZfaq has the function of translating video titles enabled, I sometimes forget about it, and I thought you were Russian, just speak English to expand your audience. I wanted to say that in Russia, in Siberia, there are still a lot of such cars, they are not expensive and it is a pleasure to repair them. Good luck and sorry for my english :)

@@StaticModel for you here google translate. But maaannn~~~~? We live in internet century, just open online translated 🧐 Я могу говорить на русском, He written in siberia a lot of they cars, price don't fat, funny drive on JP cars, building JP cars from JP it's happy He is written: good future for you

не подскажешь где купить можно?)

​@@slava_lion даже в ВБ есть такой же Левин, продавец TAMIYA они также продают краску и инструменты. Продовец надежный

Thanks!

I believe that's true. But I stopped chasing details long time ago, for me its about making most of what you have on hand :)

Simple models thank you for the response, that’s a very good mind set.

There is not much to say really. I am not performing any extra mods that needs explaining and just repeating same things I did in previous videos... It also has to do with my language limitations. Thanks for feedback anyway.

@@StaticModel I think your language and voice is perfect :)

That is why I am showing box of the kit before building it :)

@@StaticModel Its a pity they cannoy include the engine as standard now in the new rebox, it's only 1 sprue

I must admit, if You never tried building a model (any kind) results could disappoint You. If it would be only one time experience just to get ae86 display model, i'd strongly recommend saving up for AE86 from Ignition Model, if You still want to give a try with modelling- try prepainted kit from aoshima, although I think only Trueno is available right now. If You feel like diving with all "Your guts" into this modelling thing, get model that I show in this video and tamiya spray cans, acrylic paint and brushes - if it still will not turn out as you expected there is a big chance You will have heaps of fun!

Hi, it depends from paint type also. For example if you are using some stronger solvent based paint, direct contact with plastic without primer coat in between can damage the surface. Also if you are using acrylic paint surface primmer is recommended. Primmer not only helps to increase surface adhesion, but unifies surface - if you are using filler,metal parts, wood and plastic combination you must prime to unify them before initial paint coat. Hope that somehow helps :)

Thanks a lot!

@@rrumsterr4862 It greatly depends on your expectations, budget and prior experience. For tools - basic is enough: hobby knife, sprue cutters, some paint brushes. As for paint, it depends what painting method you choose, but I assume beginner will start with few cans of Tamiya TS spray and some Vallejo colors for interior painting with a brush. So around 4 to 9 different colors. And also you will need special glue for plastic models, because supper glue and similar is not recommended.

Ordered from my local hobby store :)

If you really need LHD that bad, there is conversion kits from "Hiroboy", these are high quality and made from resin, and I know for sure there is one for ae86 interior with LHD

Great. Thank You.

@@saltields7649 also I remember for a fact, that some kind of fujimi kit has 2 panels included, but can't remember if it was Levin or trueno kit..

Awesome. Thank You. I’ll keep my eyes out for the Fujimi kits and buy one that has both dashboards.

This kit includes 2 interiors (lhd rhd) as far as i remember :)

Great. Awesome. Thank You

Only model kit, no paint, no glue, no tools.

@@StaticModel ok i will make sure i have that thank you!

@@guy5828 if it is your first model kit, make sure to do some research. You need specialized glue and paint, regular art supplier paint or CA glue won't work.. Cheers!

@@StaticModel I found a pre painted kit and yes it is my first kit i also found some plastic glue in a hobby shop thx

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