You have some good skills. If you cleaned moulding lines from the parts and trimmed them where needed you would get a much better end result. Also trim the decals to help them fit better. It is a shame you didn't straighten out the bent windscreen pillar and that you mixed up the head light lenses with the spot lights.

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Love the kit I'm also building the supra

It's 11:38 I want to Saturday morning done an excellent job.I learned quite a bit watching your technique.Thank you

Thanks for this vid. Been having so many issues painting the body with the setup I'm using and have had to strip and repaint so many times for my custom Porsche 911. Currently using 5.0 needle with 2:1 thinner/ paint ratio with 10 psi for 1st and 2nd coat with 5 psi for 3rd and 4th. How many layers did you spray on and what was the wait time between each coat? I usually wait 15 minutes. I noticed the lighter, slower coats but longer strokes which I will try myself since mine were a lot shorter and noticed I was the paint was running a lot. Again, thanks for this vid. Everyone has their own preference, I'm still trying to find mine to ensure future builds I don't have to keep stripping down back to bare plastic and reprime/ paint.

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Hey. New to the channel and really enjoyed this. Awesome work right here, learned a few tips as I am trying to up my model building game. Congrats. My favorite thing was what you did to the body before you painted it, including wet sanding, and priming!

I would strongly suggest to anyone trying to build vehicles that you take advantage of the internets vast supply of photos to help you to accurately detail your models. This builder obviously did not do that. Brown fuel tanks, green air filters and garden hose for ignition cables just take away from what could have been an exceptional model.

Would be perfect without music

Great job

Nice build

you build the engine a bit wrong , the backplate #4 should be slided back as far as possible (to the second ridge) , but a nice build :)

Sweet build looks great!! Have one myself didn't build it yet. Thanks for the look. ✌️😎

i was disappointed because these colors should be metallic , i bought that green one with the chevelle on the bottle only to find its army green lol.. what a scam

I worked wih airbrushes since the 1960's and also taught classes to art students for many years. I also ran basic workshops on weekends for hobby artists. Paasche produces a couple of airbrush sand blasters. It can be so simple to use that tool to work on restoring medal models and also plastic ones... just a suggestion.

Thanks for the video! When painting the blue, do you wait between layers? Or just go on until je like the color?

Beautiful build! Your paint scheme and wheels really caught my eye! 😎👍

Nice build. I liked your color choices for the interior! When layering primer, paint, and 2k, do you wait between? Hard to tell from the video. Enjoying the heck out of your vids. Cheers from Ohio.

Excellent video! Just started a car model after many tanks. This was a perfect tutorial for me. Easiest subscribe decision I’ve made!

Very nice build

Great result on this 57 Chevy. I like the color and interior work. Nice job man 💥👍💥

Nice job! 👍

a great helpful video. just wonder what you think is best for masking? What method did you use for the body when doing the black section on the roof?

Very! Nice! Work!

This must be a newer version. The kits from Revell in the 70s were much different. The frame had the floorboards in one piece and the seats were mounted to the floor as in the real car. The doors opened. They made a 55, 56,57, as well as a 57 Nomad. The 56 was a two door sedan like this one, the others were hardtops. I built several of these. Not the easiest build but a beautiful model once together.

I just finished mine and you're right, an easy, but intrarcit build. The parts fit well and the instuctions weren't bad at all, Love the extras that came with it. People...get one and enjoy.

Wow, I'm new at this and only built 8 cars to date, including a 60 Vet on bench, but that trick you did with tracing the window glass then gluing, One of COOLEST Tips I've seen yet. Thanks for sharing and that's a Cool 67 Goat ya built.

Very Nice Build ! Beautiful paint work, The car is actually a 210 Sedan not a Bel Air, It doesn't have the long fin chrome on top of the quarter panels, It has the short ones, Also you should have Chrome Vs on the hood and Trunk Lid as does a 210 model, The Bel Air would have the Gold Vs and Gold lettering and Gold grille, And the three Gold hash louvers on each fenders, plus the model is missing the upper Chrome that runs along the roof on a Bel-Air sedan just has the lower piece.

Wow! Fantastic job, thanks for the tutorial, I'm definitely getting an electronic scale, thats a game changer.

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Awesome job 👍🏿

I built that kit back in the early 70's as a kid but did not turn out as nice😅 Back then we did not have the current modern tools only glue and Testers paint, still loved building and displaying them though.

Great looking build. I like your window trim method, it looks far less tedious than masking it all off like I've been doing

Show more of the finished product please. Solid video though

Great video and build! Thank you

Yeah, I'm a big fan of wearing gloves Too after painting and applying glass.

Wow what a result with 2K! You don't wear thinner or do you? And what airbrush and how many coats for 2k? So far I'm getting orange peel :( Thank you.

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how long did you need to wait for the chrome paint to dry before spraying lacquer clear?

What did you use to hold your parts while airbrushing? Also, did you airbrush or brush paint the engine bay and what color did you use?

That 57 came out absolutely beautiful. Excellent video!

Nice clean build out of box.. just curious why use a silver marker the trim when BMF looks more better?

It's a beauty, nice paint, nice clean assembly, thanks for taking us along!

Absolutely beautiful! The '57 Bel Air has always been my dream car.

Nice instruction booklet !! Lol

Nice car. I got the 1-16 cabrio model of this car in my stack waiting to be build.But after the summer. And i have build a 55 i think it was a few years ago. Had stock and custom parts. Was a joy to build,but a drama to line up everything,was a lot of sanding at the hood and doors. The panel lines were almost gone, think it was a re-re-re-re isue kit. But came out nice.The onwner of that car still has it on his desk

Thank you for sharing; What type of glue are you using? (Super Glue? brand?)

Great video.

Amazing video and build. What is the stick u hold the parts with.