Thanks Mark! I'll check them out

great tools for a basic set made my own gator glip with bam boo sticks and 1x8 there is a circut board holder that great for chassis and longer things ((build the runner just did a GTX pro street )

Thanks for the video and the tips. I think we all have something to add to the conversation, but this was fantastic. Thanks again!

Thanks Mark! Great video as always. I get my # 11 blades 100 or 120 at a time for like $12.99 on Amazon. I found a sharps container in a thrift store for a buck, I think it will hold a billion blades! I get my CA glue at my local hobby shop, it's usually cheaper per ounce than Amazon. The accelerator too. For my CA glue tips, I keep a couple of tips, and small container of acetone. If a tip gets clogged, I throw one of the other tips on the bottle and toss the clogged tip in the acetone. It dissolves the CA in a couple of hours and you have a nice clean tip. Another thing I use a lot of is micro applicator brushes. They work great for CA glue, as well as white glue and paint. 500 for les than $5.00.And I do like my Dimensional Mod Podge for gauges and lights. Thanks again for all the great tips!!

Thanks Mark very imformative realy enjoyed look forward to the next Cheers 😊

Hey Mark. This is one of the longest videos you've made, at least that I've seen. Great topic. I really enjoy seeing the tools and supplies that you use on a regular to create the amazing builds that you post! Keep up the awesome work!

Got most of that kit . I could use a better air brush for sure mine cheap Amazon ones I do have a ancient Pasche maybe I should get a new needle for it .one day mine will be worth showing lol enjoy you day my brother

Great video Mark. I agree, a magnifying visor is a must.

what is your cleaning fluids that you use to try and clean .any messed up plastic models.that didn't come out right.i use simple green.but it doesn't clean them always.

Thanks for a great video Mark. That provided a temendous overview of many useful tools. I too have some Gaahleri airbrushes (GHAD-68, Swallowtail), both of which I enjoy using. You achieved great results with that Tamiya acrylic. I'm curious as to what you thin it with. I also have to thank you for introducing me to Life Tone Gloss Topcoat. I managed to track down a source up here in the Great White North! LOL

Last time I 2ent to 5he emergency room the nurse brought in a clamp and scissor set. After she was done I asked what do you do with those. She said their thrown away. I ask3d for them She said yes. Got t 3 locking clamps and scissors. Those locking scissors clamps work great .

Awesome Video Mark.. Lots of cool tools and supplies! Quick Shine and Modg Podge are a must for me. I agree on the tape and I still stick it to my shirt before I put it on paint... I have two visors and I can't do anything without them. The other one I have has a nose bridge and a elastic strap and I like it better, its lighter and I can still wear my glasses... LLAP 🖖

Very nice Mark!!!

Thanks for the recommendations. I am just getting into the hobby again after a 50+ year break. I like your coffee mug! Thank you for sharing your expertise.

Hi Mark Those alligator clips with that stand you are using, i got that to. But i have shorten the sticks to 4 different lengths. On that way i can use 30 clips on 1 stand with all my fresh painted pieces, and have all the pieces from 1 car together,as i am building mostly 3-4 cars/motorbikes at the same time. You think you got little space. But i got a space when i spread my arm and turn around i keep on having contact with the walls.But i am happy with it and is still big enough, although i wis my stepson of 35 would find a girlfriend and move out. The i got a place 4 times the size i have now. Just a question about that visor. Can i use it with my normal glasses, I got nog a neat and handy visor,also with 5 different graden. But those noserests,that plastic coverage is gone and hurts on my nose, and the elastic strap has no more elastic in it. A good buy?? The one you got??

Good stuff. Thanks for doing this video.

Great video!!

Nice 😎😁

I use a headlight, but not a magnifier visor. I ordered one once on Amazon, but it couldn't adjust big enough for my melon. 😅

Super Vid.! And to the tip of things! Today i had the Honor to use a GAAHLERI air Brush as a Gift of my 1st time with one in my fingertips! I today had a Great day with it on the job of getting the feel of it! Thank you so much Mark for making another day of my Hobbie and Life more Fun!! Se ya in the shop!!

Great video, thanks for taking the time to make it!!

Yes the visor is my main tool, so I can see what I am doing, after your video took off the unused light and realised how much weight it took off.😊

Cool tools 🛠

I love the white scrapes on the passengers side. How did you do those? The bottles look awesome! Maybe a bit of rust in the missing headlights? Nice work!

The brass piece on mine is on there TIGHT!

It is looking terrible! But, I think that is the point! Looking forward to seeing the new car and the diorama when you are done.

This is gonna be so cool to see finished!👍

Great build! Thanks for sharing.

Wounder job. Was afraid to try, but I'm reassured that anyone can do it. Next model will be weathered. Thanks for your tutorials.

Looking Great Mark. 👍

Looks fantastic from top to bottom. Question about the pastels. I heard that 'chalk' pastels should be used for this but most pastels I see in stores are oil pastels which I don't think would work. Did you use chalk or oil pastels? I like the idea of a Before and After build. For that fence you should age/dirty up, the After side and keep it pristine for the Before side. If you see my hunchback build add-ons you'll see how India ink does a marvellous job at aging wood.

Oh man it's lookin' great!!! Next time...sand off a letter or two of the PLYMOUTH... I've never seen a wreck with all the letters still in tact. Great job and attention to detail as usual. I know you had tons of fun doing this. It's almost going to be boring doing the new version. LOL Thanks for the video Mark.

Hey Mark. That Roadrunner is really looking great. I'm really looking forward to seeing the final with both cars!

I like the way you explain the weathering and the plan to display the before and after. I have seen that used at a model show a long time ago and thought it was a cool idea. That fence makes a nice blank canvas for the backdrops of the two cars.

Looking good!!

Lookin totally awesome Great dio plan

The rust job is turning out pretty good! 😎👍 I've long used the Tamiya Weathering powders for weathering military vehicles and aircraft. I need to try it on a car model. I have a pickup truck I'm going to make as a Gulf service truck that's seen better days. 😊

That's coming along great ! The plastic water type bottles in the engine bay usually (sometimes) turn a nasty yellow after time. You could also add streaks from the caps from run-over. I have also used pastels and chalks for weathering for decades and I like that better than paint for the most part. 👍

What a cool look! Awesome job, Mark!!!

great project thanks😊

Looks great. I have never tried anything like this but I'm thinking about it and I have an old junker that I use to see what would look good over another color so I might turn this into a junk yard car. At least try to. Thank you Mark for all the tips for weathering.

Looks good. I spent alot of time in junk yards growing up. Alot of the old cars would have either the glove box or the ash tray open, or both. Keep up the good work!

Once again Mark you have done a awesome build. there are a ton of ways to weather anything and it is the builder that tries to reflect what they see in their mind's eye. Weathering for me is so relaxing while in the process that I get lost in it and I done went crazy with it... Lol The fence is a cool idea too... LLAP 🖖

You did an awesome job with the rust look👍🏿

Love where you're going with this can't wait to see the finished scene 👍👍

This is not my type of build, but I’m tuning in ( yea I’m that old) to show my appreciation for your abilities and knowledge.

Hi Mark, thst build is looking absolutely fantastic, you have brought thime 'old timer' to life, even if it looks dead, I was just going to suggedt you do a restored version but you best me to it,best regards from Australia, Les

The weathering looks great, just like the real thing.

Rad!

There is a youtuber you may already know about that works in scale armor and his weathering techniques are incredible. To me a scale model when done needs to be believable and his are. His youtube channel is "Night Shift". I have learned so much from him.