Building the Revell Porsche 934 RSR "Jagermeister" 1/24 scale model Part 1

[@AdHocCars]

Great job! Your tip with 500 surfacer helped my to finalize my 2nd project ever, Porsche 934 RSR Martini livery :) Thanks a lot!

[@ScaledDownCustoms]

Glad it helped.

[@maximusfbu]

Wow! Amazing video! I've not yet completely watched it but I just subscribed! Your tips are extremely helpful - and so is the process of building shown! I think I can still learn a lot from you

[@ScaledDownCustoms]

Thank you.

[@ThatMofoDamon]

I have done myself the Martini version of this one, amazing kit my friend. Definitely will build this one also. Nice job done so far, thanks for sharing my friend, take care and keep up the good work.

[@ScaledDownCustoms]

Thanks

[@BodiesBuilds]

Amazing videos. I just ordered mine & looking forward to the build. I do have a question though. How did you mask the rims to be able to paint the inside the gold flake? I tried it on an old chrome wheel off a 72 Ford F 100, but it didn't exactly turn out like yours. I had a real issue placing the masking tape around the inside wall of the rim. Help please.

[@ScaledDownCustoms]

I guess I didn't show that in this video series. I used a circle cutter tool similar to the DSPIAE MT-C Stepless Adjustment Circular Cutter. Game changer for model cars.

[@terrybaptist795]

Have ever gave thought to swapping the tamiya photo etch front grills onto the revel grille area instead of using the revel front grilles?

[@ScaledDownCustoms]

Not a bad idea.

[@bmw128racer]

How does this kit compare to the Tamiya version?

[@ScaledDownCustoms]

I haven't built the Tamiya version of this car but I think the Tamiya kits are outstanding.

[@bmw128racer]

@@ScaledDownCustoms They are. I was in Tokyo a month ago and visited the Tamiya store... Talk about being a kid in a candy store... 🥰😊

[@michaelbaykara2322]

Hi, I just recently discovered your channel I like your building and programming method, keep it up! Do you prefer the tamiya scriber in general as opposed to others? I know that it depends on the job you are doing but I have a small army of scribers- except tamiya, if so will 2mm and 3mm suffice for 1:24/1:25 car building?

[@ScaledDownCustoms]

Thank you. I have a Trumpeter scriber that I have used for a while and it works great. I have been using the Tamiya scriber more lately as I like to be able to change out the heads for different sizes. I find I use the 2mm head the most while working on cars.

[@michaelbaykara2322]

@@ScaledDownCustoms ok thanks for the advice i just ordered the trumpeter

[@keithsmodelsandrcs6593]

Nicceeee

[@krugmeister7301]

I'm going to Build my Porsche Jagermeister straight up...No primers...Since it is already moulded in Orange

[@ScaledDownCustoms]

Good luck on your build.