Building the Ferrari 599 GTO - Part 5, Final Assembly and Show Off | Revell scale model

[@insomniahobbies]

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[@thescalemodelcarguychannel8681]

When doggie wants lovin you better give lovin! Lol 😆! Awesome build she's absolutely gorgeous and that was a lot of pe parts!

[@insomniahobbies]

That dog definitely runs this house, I didn't even use all the PE either, a good 60% of it though.

[@michaelhintzmikesminiature1812]

The dog was just checking in on you. Wanted to know if you needed any help. Your GTO looks GREAT Mitchell!!! Very Well Done!!! Thanks for sharing

[@insomniahobbies]

Thank you! And this dog is a trickster. She has indeed learned how to sneak. She crawled across the floor this evening so her toenails wouldn't clack on the hardwood....all that so she could steal one mouthful of cat food. She's too damn smart.

[@JHartModelworks]

Hahaha there's so much little stuff you have to wrap up at the end. A tip I picked up to go along with your spray a light coat over the masking to seal the edges tip. Make the first coat you spray over the masking the same as the color under the tape (in this case red), so if there is any bleed through it's the under color and not the new color, and the edge will be sealed off with that color. then you subsequent layers of black or whatever won't be able to bleed under the tape. supposedly. Yep I have 4 tubes of the stuff I grabbed on amazon. after they have been open a while they start to yellow. I haven't checked the unopened once as I went back to bondic. I should look into those. Head lights looks really nice. Oh what an awesome dog! Wait you didn't have to glue the body down anywhere? what sorcery is this??? Great looking build Mitchell!

[@michaelhintzmikesminiature1812]

Interesting tip. I heard and even sprayed clear but not color coat. Thanks for sharing Justin

[@insomniahobbies]

The rear diffuser needed glue just to stay in place, other than that it all fit with zero problems and no glue. I bet I could have done a few more layers of paint and the diffuser would have friction fit. Interesting tip about the base coat for the masking. Next time I'm doing a rattle can job I might try that....otherwise I hate cleaning my air brush and don't want to dirty it up if I can avoid it.

[@BarricaG]

Great build! Lots of tips for when I finally get to building mine.

[@insomniahobbies]

It was a fun build and came together easy. I hope you learned from my mistakes though with the decals and the primer.

[@skinnysmodelcars8239]

brilliant idea with the resin and photo etch!

[@insomniahobbies]

I need to use it up so I feel right about replacing it, lol.

[@larrydelaruelle5778]

Excellent. Thanks for showing.

[@insomniahobbies]

Thank you for watching!

[@grooveholmes79]

turned out real nice!

[@insomniahobbies]

Thank you, I'm extremely happy with how it turned out.

[@ScaleModelCarBuilder]

Now I get to watch this again with audio. Second time is a charm?

[@insomniahobbies]

Hopefully it makes sense now that it's got some noise with it

[@TAURUSX83]

16:33 Are you sure you installed wipers correctly? Shorter blade one should be on the right i guess

[@insomniahobbies]

It's what the instructions say, and with the contours of the blade they will only fit the one way.

[@TAURUSX83]

@@insomniahobbies you are wrong, instructions say to install them differently you did ;) take a look at the parts no 124 and 125 correct positions, step 11. Longer arm with shorter blade should be install on the right side, not the left. Maybe that's why the hood touching wipers so much when opened

[@insomniahobbies]

@@TAURUSX83 I just looked at a few examples of the real car, looks like the long blade goes on the driver's side, as I installed it.

[@TAURUSX83]

@@insomniahobbies well, if you don't see the difference between those two wipers, then no any reason to convince you installed them wrongly )

[@insomniahobbies]

@@TAURUSX83 I was cleaning up the work area to get ready for the next build.....you are correct. I did indeed install them backwards. I was looking at the arm length, not the blade length.