Hey! Awesome decision! :) - for body color I would go for Herman Redd from Mr. Hobby (laquer paint) - for interior - German Gray - for rims - some type of silver - black matt for windows borders - some masking tape, contacta clear glue from Revell for clear parts and Tamiya Cement glue for other parts Have fun! :)

Oky, net time I will use more music :)

Hey! For blue - "Sky Blue", white is "Cool White" or gloss white, and gray is "Royal Light Gray" or XF-80. Blue and White are from Mr Hobby Laquer paints and gray is Tamiya acrylic paint. Also, sky blue from Tamiya x-14, white x-2 if you want just acrylic paints.

The stickers come together with Tamiya Toyota Supra kit

@@SmallScaleFun hmm, thanks mate 🙏🏼

Cheers! :) *you can also find decals to buy separately

Hey! Thank you! Yes, is UV resin. I like that it hardens faster than the usual varnish I used before.

@@SmallScaleFun It really looks like glass too!

That's why I like it so much because it looks like glass :) But you have to be careful if you want to use it because it reduces its volume in contact with UV light and this affects the decals or forms bubbles (especially when you apply a thick resin layer)

For this kit I think that more then 30 hours of working :)

Keep up the good work :)

You need glue to stick the plastic parts together, paints and primer

The plastic parts are glued together and the body joins the chassis. Sometimes you have to make minor adjustments for a better fit

Thank you!:)

Hey! Thank you for your appreciation. Also, like the exhaust color and the body color even if it is not so visible in the video, is a beautiful graphite gray :)

Hey, my friend, Glad you like it :))) Thank you! It has some fitting issues, but overall, it is a great model to build.

What are you building now? I saw that nothing published after that golf mk1

​I built an Italeri SL300 Gullwing which I'm truly pleased about it, but I haven't got time to take some good pictures of it and therefore no "video". I have a bloody nightmare Nissan GTR on the table, but I came up hating it so there's not much of a progress with it. BUT: (there's always a "but") good things happening 🎉 I bought my 1st airbrush and air compressor and I'm trying to build a "diy spraybooth" which hopefully can help me work peacefully indoor. I'm the greatest rookie, probably there will be some major fails at the beginning 😊. I'll ask for your advices when time will come - if you don't mind. Other than this... lots of kits freshly bought in my closet. It has been an absolute pain this summer for me - too hot for anything, not a good time to paint and work on scalemodels. Maybe the autumn will be decent in terms of temperature. Good luck to your future projects and talk to you soon 👍🏻🍀

Why you didn't pick the Tamiya Gullwing Sl 300? The heat is also killing me.:))) Also, have a "DIY spray booth" made from wood some cheap lights and a good fan. To protect the fan I use cooker hood filters that I change after each project. What airbrush did you bought?

I bought a decent chinese 0.3 nozzle airbrush (Haosheng HS-X302 the one with MAC valve) and an air compressor with a built-in 3 liter tank - I think it's Haosheng too. Also, an additional moisture filter for extra safety :). For the spray booth I have a large cardboard box, led lights, two cooler fans 12x12 cm and an engine air filter (not fully functional yet, but close to what is supposed to be). The Italeri Gullwing is great, trust me! I'll try to make a "video" just to show you what I managed to get out of it. Lots of add-ons, but the result is great 😊. At this moment I'm waiting my 2 weeks year holiday and when I'm back I'll try to catch up with you. Did I told you I hate the hot weather? ♨️🌞 absolutely hate it!

It's not so hard just use the instructions provided with the kit. The hard part are headlights. After you spray the varnish, you need to adjust them to fit in their spot. This kit comes without the colors, primer, and glue you need to have them :) But is a beautiful kit.

Hey! Thank you! Nice kit but there are some minor fitting issues. PS: is graphite gray color from Gravity colors:))))

Hey! When brushing, I use Tamiya acrylic paints in small bottles (10ml) with a Tamiya Paint Retarder for acrylics. I use paint retarders, especially on big parts to prevent paint from early dry and reduce the brushing effect. I use cheap brushes like Ammo or Italeri with - 2/0, 1, and 10/0 sizes for small parts. *if you have budget you can go for more expensive ones but for me is enough until I start painting miniature figures :) Hope it helps, Cheers!

On this model nope. The only thing that you can open on this model is the engine cover. But you can try 1/12 scale models like Porsche Jagermeister wher eyou can open doors, engine cover and so on.

Hey! For the clear coat, I use 3 or 4 layers, usually after the second layer I sand the varnish to have a better shine on the body. I sand the plastic kit so that the primer can stick to the plastic and sand the primer to smooth the surface and get a better grip for the paint on the primer. (before doing so the paint came off when masking the window frame for example). Hope that helps :)

I have a strange voice on the microphone that's why I don't do voice over on videos 😀 If you need more info about the build, you can leave a comment. Thanks!

One little mistake😀

Yep, a nice looking car :)

Thank you!

Hey! Some of them yes, especially those that must have a metallic appearance for which I used black primer from Mr. Hobby 1500.

Thanks 👍

Nope, you need to buy them :(

Thank you! Yep, legendary raly car :)

I second that question

Hey! Thank you for your appreciation! You will find those PE parts for Porsche GT2 on scaleproduction. de. Here is the link - www.scaleproduction.de/product_info.php?info=p982_hood-pins-rally--gt--touring-cars.html For the seatbelts - www.scaleproduction.de/product_info.php?info=p984_seat-belt-buckles-set-2--4-sets-.html *here, I can't manage to fit the seatbelt decals ...they just don't stick For the large transparent part D1 can you please point to the video minute so I can have a look, I don't quite remember :)

This kit was a gift from a friend of mine. I plan to buy more but didn't fine any mini kits like this

Heyyyy!:))) Thank you! There is still a long way to go...until to A4 Garage :)))

Hey! I plan to build Subaru WRC 2005 so I will try there :)

@@SmallScaleFun vinyl wrap saves time than painting

Thank you! Also, I like the color :) Yep, the interior is like a snap kit, an old release from Tamiya.

It’s developed from the slant nose snap kit that tamiya offered way back. Either way, it looks amazing for the parts count.

Hey! Thank you! Nice kit to build :)

Yep, is used :)

I upgrade this car in GT with a lot of stuff

Yep, you need to paint the kit :) Other things you need are --> an airbrush, paints, primer, sanding sponge, varnish, plastic cutter, air compressor for airbrush, clear glue for clear parts like windows, and a lot of spare time :))

I know the feeling, but this NSX is a kit that you should build. I suggest that you build it with custom rims, will look much better.:)

@@SmallScaleFun after having a look at them on google I think I like the type R wheels the most

@@spitfire-747 me too :) Is a nice-looking kit, plan to build that kit in near future :)

For such small planes 1500-2000-2500 grit sandpaper

@@SmallScaleFun Ok thank you a lot!

@@Moonteo2 no problem :)

Thank you!

Lol Thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you! в наборе много деталей, но я рекомендую металлический набор в масштабе 1/8, я видел его у друга

Thank you! It was a nice model to build :)

Thank you! Agree with the decals, they should be made from smaller pieces

Thank you! This Porsche was a nice model to build you should try to build one. Unfortunately has taken me a lot of time to build and now I'm way too tired :)) Now I've been struggling with the Subaru Impreza WRC for more than a month.

I know the feeling, I've been working on my last model for two months. I even had to repaint the entire body due to a small incident that affected the paint and I couldn't pass over it. But now I want to start building a Tamiya kit to recover myself after a Revell & Italeri kit. I need a break 😅, something to fit nicely without too many interventions.

@@orlandofarcas5610 :))))) At what kit are you working on?

Hey! For light colors, you need light primer like white. (If the color is red I use a pink primer to get a beautiful red) For yellow sometimes I use white primer + light yellow and after that spray the main yellow color. If you want to paint the car body with pink color my choice would be - gray primer (sand imperfections) - white primer and - pink paint :)

You should definitely try this kit :) Nice and easy to build, doesn't have many parts so you can focus on the body After so many built cars, I miss building an airplane :))

Thank you! The color is "Volkswagen Sea Blue" from Gravity Colors GC- 1466

Thanks

Hey! I use a cheap engraving tool from Revell. I plan to buy 0.2 mm engraving tool from Tamiya...when I save some money :)) You can go with a sharp knife I saw some people on KZbin using it

Hey! Thank you! The spoiler is like "easter eggs" in games only 2 people notice it :))