Hey Morrie! I absolutely love your lowering and body drop videos for the Revell 32 Fords...have you given any more thought to describing the lowering and channeling you did on the Revell 29 roadster shown in that first video. OR doing same on the Revell 30 coupe? Hope all is well and that you're modeling away!

About the type of paint that one uses is very important, Enamel is thick, do take longer to dry, and this is were people make the Mistake thinking it's dry, and it's not and this is where you get Fingerprints! My bad too!

The process is basically almost like doing a real car, that's so cool 😎 do they make decals of Murals like you see on custom low riders ?

I tried it it works great thank you for the tip

Hey, i have some 17x7.5 hilux steelies on my van. but i want to put a/t tires on any recommendations for tire size? dont mind banging the wheel well in either

Thank you! Great tutorial. I only wish that I had seen it prior to two recent '32 Ford builds. I have 2 more to build though!

All we can see is your hands

Great video - as have lwb 2wd. Who did the lift?

Nice!

Do you know if 215 75 R16 will fit without rubbing? So hard to find load and speed rated tyres that fit

That's such a clear and helpful video of a tricky subject. I could now do that myself, I reckon. Thanks so much for sharing!

Just wondering where you purchased this van?

maybe change the thumbnail to a picture of the car you're actually working on

Howzt... Is the van lifted? what lift would you go for? also please do a tour of the interior fitout, I'm looking at getting one of the 2 wheel drive variants and slapping a locker on it to use as "work-play" van. Cheers from South Africa🇿🇦

Hi, What Brand Rims are they and where did you get them ?? Cheers !!

Hi, don’t have the 4x4 but love to have more clearance, what maximum size would you recommend before having issues, many thanks !!

🤔Maybe the end of a sharpie cap could be a headlight bucket.

Did dull it a little bit not bad

I always wanted to do an old time classic garage from the 1950s. Thank you for showing us the techniques on how to make the garage. Can't wait to get started. From Tucson, Arizona

you can go 1 better... 15" rims you can get more footprint on sand. and get a 235 tyre on.. golden rule... small rims and high sidewalls/width

Thanks for the run through. Helpful in my research. Any more problems or updates since the video on the scrub?

Your BASIC approach is EXACTLY what newbie’s like me need to know. Thank you MATE !

Great video mate👍great to hear another Aussie builder

You need to keep an eye on your monitor. Too much off camera stuff.

Very impressed!

Paul from NB Cananda. I LOVE the engines deas ypu use on ypur car builds. Very motivating

Camera picture and he works off camera does not ck what he is filmlng not good

Even though the video is three years old as I'm watching it, I'm inspired to try my own. I also subscribed.

Good stuff! Thank you 🤙🏼

Awesome 😎👍 fantastic, great pieces .....keep up the good work 😆😁 really enjoyable vid. Thank you 😊

Wow! What rock have i been under?!?!? I have never thought about warming the styrene with a lighter and bend it! I have always cut and glued the pieces together..now i just have to make a chassie with this method! Thank you for the tutorial!

Kickass builds! I feel that i really would like to see some "show and tell" videos from you and your builds

Great how to! This was not so much news for me but i enjoy watching! You got yourself a new subscriber!

Great tutorial in lowering. It is almost identical in how i lower my 32's..atleast in the the front. Oh and those buildups, they look great!

Sweet man,thanks

Who makes that ice cream van in the background?

Nice build 👌💪

Ah, this is exactly what I was looking for! Thanks mate! I'm in VIC and can confirm that Spotlight no longer has the Fiskars paper crimper listed, but couple of other places still sell it. Managed to pick one up on sale for $17 😬

Thanks for these tips!

Are the tyres legal (ie, commercial rated?)

nice one man helped alot, cheers

Great job! It turned out really cool.

Awesome brother

this is beautiful ! thank you for sharing ,hope u have a good day

Thank that was great info, as I'm just about to start on a model A and a 32 kit. I'm in NZ so not to far away.

Bloody top painting mate! I am totally amazed you did that in two hours. Just shows how talented you are.

Bob Ross would be stoked!! Good idea time lapsing!!

I build alot of models and I usually either paint with brush or spray paint and they turn out ok but not like this awsome job

Very clean & straight forward way of lowering. Your description & visual of the process is well done. Just found your channel & subbed. Thanks for sharing your technique. Looking forward to more of your videos. Body channeling would be a great material. Take care, Rick / U.S.A.

I have built 8 Revell 5 window kits over the last 2 years and have done a lot of the same things you have done here as well. I also chop the tops too.When I have done the seats I do the same as you in regards to the bottom of the seat but when I do the top of the seat you will notice there is a line near the top that lines up with the side panels. I cut following that line to remove the top edge, then take the same amount as you took off the bottom of the seat off the lower part of the cutoff piece then glue the top back on. You will have to trim the edge a little to sit on side panels. Love the solution for dropping the rear. I will be building my 9th kit soon and will be using your technique for the rear end. 👍🇨🇦