Английский - очень распространенный язык на KZbin, поэтому я предпочитаю говорить на этом языке.

Thanks friend, very appreciated that you watched the video and yes... it was definitely a fun trip 😊👍🏼

Thank you Adrian, definitely a dream come true for me and I'm sure it will be for you too because I know you're also a big JDM fan 😊 meeting with Kato-San was definitely an experience I'll never forget, considering all the amazing work his company does 👍🏼 Thanks again for your support, that's very appreciated 🙂

Thanks for watching the video and leaving your feedback James, very appreciated 👍🏼 yes I'm so glad I managed to visit all 3 LB stores, especially the Nagoya one because that's their HQ and they had a fantastic line up of cars and then the cherry on the cake.. meeting Kato-San! 😊 Fully agree with you, Japan is definitely a fantastic place and if you're going again, plan to visit their Nagoya site. Believe me, you won't regret it! 😀

@@KarlScaleModeling I’ll put it on my wish list👍

Sure James, I went to the Nagoya HQ one Saturday afternoon and found Kato-San outside the cafeteria among a wide variety of LB modified cars! Will definitely visit again if I manage to travel to Japan once again 😊

Thanks for watching the video and sharing your feedback my friend, that's very appreciated 😊 Yes, I definitely had a fantastic time in Japan, truly a dream come true! Really wish you'll be able to visit yourself too in the near future, I really wish to go again now 🙂 I also didn't know about the metal foil from Tamiya! Curiosity told me to go ahead and buy it, so I did!!

Yeahhh definitely! I have many stories to tell and I'm sure you'll enjoy since you're also a huge JDM fan like me 😀 Thank you for your support my friend, that's very appreciated like always 😊 aaaand you're 100% right.. Nissan and LB visits were definitely the highlight of my holiday and the smile I show in the pictures clearly is a proof 😅

Hello Keith, thanks for checking out the video and leaving your feedback. Very appreciated my friend 😊 Yes both Nissan and Liberty Walk experiences were super amazing and this was definitely a holiday to remember for life! LB kits are always great and once back I also ordered the LB classic Skyline (having been inside it, now I want a miniature version of it too!!) 🙂

Haha, I definitely was! Like a kid being left loose in a colourful toy store 😀 And you can say it was the first time I was super enthusiastic to go shopping alone.. Japan changed me 😅 thanks for checking out the video 😍

Thank you Jan, your feedback is very appreciated 😊 I'm glad you like my purchases and will definitely take care of the collectables I got 👍🏼 The new LB Lambo looks like a great kit, was thinking of making an unboxing video of it since it's quite a new release. I'm sure you'll like yours once it arrives. Haha.. yeahhh credit cards are never toooo happy when modellers visit Japan 😅 sooo, you were in Japan 35 years ago? Did I understand that well?

@@KarlScaleModeling Yes Karl to watch the 24 hours endurance race for motorbikes. We went also to Tokyo to visit a motorbike superstores with 8 floors. That was for me then Paradise on earth. I bought there a Arai helmet cheaper and 2 months before it went on sale in the Netherlands. My bankcard had burning and melting spots on it😂😂😂 but it was a experience of a lifetime for me then as a 26year old motorsport fan. And like to go back again there with my wife. And my lamboo kit has been delivered this morning. Now finding or mixing the right color for it. And another hospital stay from next Monday. Time enough to find a color. But i still have Midnight purple 3 waiting to be used.

Oh wow that's great Jan, visiting Japan to see such a race must have been amazing. Even visiting that huge motorcycle store in Tokyo.. now I can understand the feeling because that's exactly how I felt visiting Nissan collection and Liberty Walk HQ! Also great buying a helmet 2 months before it arrived in your country and even cheaper! Good luck for the colour of the Lambo.. hmmm, midnight purple would look quite cool in my opinion. I'm thinking about metallic green or pink pearl for mine, still need to see exactly 😊 wish you the best of luck for your hospital visit then too. Do you upload your builds somewhere online? Would love to see more of your work 👍🏼

@@KarlScaleModeling Yes Karl i will do that. But first my healt need to bee good. Planning to maybe do some shorts after rebuilding the house next year. Gonna make the house more disabled friendly.But healt comes first. But i will send you a foto collage of the best cars i have build sofar.When that is OK with you?? And yes that helmet was very nice to show it off at the shop where i bought my bikes at that time. And that Nissan museum is also on my list to visit. Liberty work would also be a very cool place to visit and hope to see a bit of how the build these cars.That Venom Green would be a awesome color on that lamboo i think

I wish you all the best for your health and also for the rebuilding of your house to accommodate you better Jan. I'm sure you'll have a great time when the time comes to visit Japan again and feel free to let me know if I can help you while planning the trip. A deep green colour would definitely suit the LB Murcielago, I'm still not sure about mine but green is one of my favorites for sure. You can send me an email or on social media anytime you want Jan. There are links to my socials beneath each video and you also sent me an email with build photos some time ago. Once again, thanks for your support towards my work 😊👍🏼

Oh wow.. I'm jealous as I want to go again right away 😊 enjoy your holiday and I'm sure you'll find lots of kits and model related stuff to buy. There are various big shops to purchase from and the prices are great + if you spend over 5500 yen most shops give you 10% discount for tax free.. amazing!! Thanks for checking out the video and leaving your feedback 👍🏼👍🏼

Thanks to you for your feedback too, very appreciated 😊👍🏼

Awesome, thank you very much for the feedback 😊 so glad you like my work 👍🏼👍🏼

Hello there, first of all thank you for watching the video. That's very appreciated. Also, thanks for your suggestions. Both makes sense and I'll definitely try them out on my next polishing job. I'm not sure if the Dspiae rotary tool can go lower rpm but I do have another rotary tool that definitely goes lower speed. I'm always looking at ways to improve my polishing procedure, so thank you for sharing your ideas with all of us.

Thank you for the information, that's very appreciated 😊 that's good to know as now I know how to pronounce the name in the next Dspiae video I make 🙂 Thank you also for your feedback, I'm glad you like the content and hope my video managed to answer the questions you had about this particular photo-etch pliers 😊👍🏼

@@KarlScaleModeling Thank you and you're very welcome!

😊 thanks to you too because such comments motivate me to keep bringing new content on the channel 👍🏼👍🏼

Thank you for watching the video and leaving your feedback my friend, that's very appreciated 😊👍🏼

The back of the wheels were well cleaned, sanded lightly and sprayed with a spray can in light gun metal. Before spraying I obviously masked the spokes openings from the back to cover the newly sprayed face of the rims. Hope that helps 👍🏼

Hello Simon, thank you for your message. I'm glad you're a fan of the Alpha Supra build 😊 unfortunately since my last video I didn't find enough free time to continue working on it. I spent some time doing that miniature Supra then life took over with other priorities. But I should be back in September so hopefully I'll have a new Supra video by mid to late September 👍🏼 Thanks again 🙂

Hello, thank you for your message and feedback. Very appreciated. I also saw your email. Will have a look at all the information you sent me and I'll get back to you. Thanks again 👍🏼👍🏼

@@KarlScaleModeling thanks

Hello Raphael, thanks for your feedback, that's very appreciated 😊 From FSM I use both polishing pads, the orange and the yellow. After sanding the surface smooth with the 2500-grit sandpaper, I use the orange pad together with Rexin polishing compound. Once done, I use the yellow polishing pad with Autoglym polishing compound. All this is showing step by step in the video. Hope that helps 😊👍🏼

​​​​@@KarlScaleModelingYes, I saw that. 😊 What makes me confused: In your video you took the orange and then the yellow one. But on the webside is the yellow one "intensive" descripded and the orange is "moderate" abrassive. And for this procedure you need to go from strong to soft compound. Are your products not the same as on the webside? 🤔 Thank you so much!

Hello Raphael, I have just checked the FSM website and realized the misunderstanding. The FSM polishing pads I used were bought some 2 years ago and are not the same as they have in stock now. You can notice that my pads are short while the current ones are longer. Even the packaging is much different. When I bought mine the orange was for medium cut polishing while the yellow was for fine polishing. Now they're the opposite! Even when I feel my pads, the yellow one is much softer meaning that I'm using them correctly. Sorry for the confusion, didn't realise that FSM changed stock. I would have mentioned this in the video if I had known before. Thank you for bringing this to my attention. Hope this helps 😊👍🏼

Thank you for watching and leaving a comment, that's very appreciated 🙂👍🏼

Perfectly agree with you my friend 😊 The tool holder is great and useful, but having that mini bender included is a cool bonus too 🙂 Thank you for watching and leaving your feedback, that's very appreciated 👍🏼👍🏼

Thank you for watching the video and leaving your feedback my friend, that's very appreciated 😊 I did find it useful.. maybe you can buy a cheaper tool/part holder if you already have a tabletop photoetch bender too. I didn't have one so for me it was a good option to have a 2-in-1 😊 Thanks again 👍🏼

Thank you my friend, that's very appreciated and so glad you like my work too 😊👍🏼

Perfectly agree with you right there. Both types of photoetch benders would become very useful and handy in our hobby. I still haven't bought a large tabletop photoetch bender, however I did buy a two in one tool holder that has a mini photoetch bender included with it. I also just made an unboxing and testing video on this tool and I will publish it today 😊 Thanks for watching and leaving your feedback, that's very appreciated 👍🏼👍🏼

Thank you very much Michael, so glad you watched my video and enjoyed my work 😊 Yes I tried to put a lot of effort into the mini Supra and now I'm happy with the outcome. These little cars have a lot of potential if built right 😊 good luck for your future projects, I really like your work and collection too. Stancegt makes some cool cars and I'm looking forward to build much more from him 🙂👍🏼

Thank you, very appreciated 😊👍🏼

Thank you sir, that's very appreciated 😊👍🏼

Hello there, welcome to the model world then 😊 Gunpla are very nice so I'm sure you'll enjoy the build. Never built one myself but I enjoy watching others building them on KZbin from time to time. Now.. you need a nippers! Well, to be honest I never had a Mr.Hobby or a Godhand one. Always read good reviews about them but have never owned any, so I can't tell you which is best from experience. I've also seen good reviews about the Tamiya ones, but once again never owned. All I can say is that before I got the Dspiae, I always had cheaper ones so for me the ST-A 3.0 was a huge upgrade and I love it! The cut is very clean and quite sharp too. If you want a clean perfect cut, it needs to be a single blade nippers so that the blades don't meet in the middle and you're left with that ugly mark you'd need to sand down. My Dspiae does a great job in this regard so yeah I recommend it. Hope that helps and good luck for your first model journey! Sorry I couldn't be of much help regarding comparison but I can't judge what I never owned or worked with 😊👍🏼

Unfortunately no, haven't heard about Elliot ELP for a long time now. His socials has not been updated for a long period.. I think the last update I saw was an unboxing of a set of wheels from Street Blisters 👍🏼

Hello there, sure I bought the backing pad from firescale modeler and the shank is 3.0mm. I will leave a link to the exact product at the end of this message. I bought some polishing foam pads from them and added the backing pad since I saw the 3mm marking and it fits perfectly inside the Dspiae ES-P. Here's the product link, hope that helps 😊👍🏼 www.firescalemodeler.com/disc-plate25mm

@@KarlScaleModeling Thank you for the reply, much appreciated! Sadly, this product was out of stock in the time I was purchasing the polishing pads and now the shipping is just too much to order just 1 piece. :( I guess I will toss it in with my next order and meanwhile I will try to grind/sand one of the shanks I have and see whether that helps. Oh well...

Ohh I see, sorry to hear that. You can definitely try to grind down a 3.1mm into a 3.0mm, however you need to be sure it's done correctly to avoid any wobble which might cause damage to the tool too. I have found the same product from AliExpress too, very cheap too. Have a look, hope this helps you better than my previous link 😊 a.aliexpress.com/_EGQzgW7

@@KarlScaleModeling Well, I ended up ordering it on FSM with another 100 EUR worth of paints, etc. I am sure you know how it goes. :) Let's call it "shipping cost averaging". Haha...

Haha, ohhh I definitely know how this thing goes!! Sometimes I need just one item and shipping is expensive.. but free if you spend over 50 euros for example.. *me thinking* oh well, might as well get more items and gain free shipping 🤣 Well done.. you have the tool on the way then (among with other useful items from fsm then 😬) Happy Modelling and thanks again for visiting my channel 😊👍🏼

Thanks to you too sir, your feedback is very appreciated 😊👍🏼

Thank you very much, your feedback is very appreciated 😊 I'm glad you like these type of videos, that fills me with motivation to keep bringing more similar content. Thanks again 🙂👍🏼

Thank you my friend, I'm glad you like both the transkit and the video too 😊 it is a very nice transkit and I'm sure it would look awesome on a Supra A90 build 😉👍🏼

Thank you Ron, your feedback is very appreciated 😊👍🏼

Hello there, thanks for showing interest in my work. That means a lot to me 😊 unfortunately I don't do custom commissioned work, I just build for my own personal collection since I barely manage to finish 2 cars per year! I also did an online search for a Copen with a Taiko no Tatsujin livery and that looks seriously coooolll 😊 well done, nice choice 👍🏼

Thanks 😊 it only takes a few seconds and it dries pretty solid! I even sanded the headlamps smooth and polished them with the buffer when I was polishing the body! 👍🏼

@@KarlScaleModeling oh okay. I didn't expect that:O Thanks for your response

Haha, I didn't expect that either when I bought it! Was surprised at how hard it gets with the UV 😊

Perfect 😊 Thank you for your feedback Thomas, that's very appreciated and so glad you like my work 🙂👍🏼

Hello there, I haven't tried the uv method myself however some viewers mentioned this in the comments that it actually worked for them. Also, a local friend told me that he has one of those nail art uv stations and he finds it pretty effective at correcting yellowing decals. Not sure how long he was letting the decals exposed to the UV lamp though. Hope that helps 😊👍🏼

Salut & Thanks for your message 😊

Ciao Luca, grazie per aver guardato il video. Non è necessario continuare a lucidare finché tutto il polish viene rimosso. La superficie inizierà a diventare lucida e saprai di aver lucidato abbastanza. Tutto dipende anche dalla quantità di polish che metti sulla superficie. Quando metto poco polish finisco per rimuoverlo tutto come hai scritto tu. Hope that helps 🙂

Perfectly agree with you right there. This Supra was built for an online contest so I decided to make several custom modifications the hard, scale modeller way!! 🙂 Thanks for watching 👍🏼

Haha, surely was fun!! Was my first 3D printed car build, but it definitely won't be my last 🙂 thanks for watching and leaving your feedback 👍🏼

🙂 Thank you Rob! So glad you like my tiny Supra project 😊 that's very appreciated 👍🏼