DIY Windows using Kristal Klear from Microscale

[@jagc1969]

Yesterday I did my first test with this product. I have to check the final result yet. I hope the result is as good as yours. Thanks for sharing.

[@justinblackwell9743]

Thanks for this video, it’s a life saver for my 3d printed trains.

[@ThisWayWorksTWW]

Im glad it was of use👍 i use mine all the time

[@paulmartin1521]

Hi there! Just watched your video - great to see how this works! I saw a post on the Cobi official page - the Polish Lego company as their new Junkers 88 and also the Junkers 52 model planes have cockpits that for some reason, don't have plastic windows - just the framework, not the glass plains. A guy posted up to say use Kristal Klear to make the window pains so I looked up youtube and yours was the first one I watched so many thanks for the upload as I will try it on the planes I have! It looks great!!

[@ThisWayWorksTWW]

Fantastic stuff, thanks for watching, goodluck with your windows 👍

[@paulmartin1521]

Thanks buddy!@@ThisWayWorksTWWI might try my own video and see how it goes - will link yours if I can do it. I have just ordered a bottle of the Krystal Klear.

[@paulsngaugechannel]

Glue and glaze is also brilliant. I use it on windows etc. not tried it on a loco yet, but it’s a good idea. I have a couple of old 08 shunters which need windows. Thanks for sharing your video. Excellent. 👍

[@ThisWayWorksTWW]

Ive not tried glue n glaze before 👍, be interested to hear how you het on with your windows in your class 08's as i have a couple also that are of the non window variety 👍

[@teacoffee5847]

You have just solved my old graham farish hst headlight problem!!! Absolutely awesome dude thank you very much!!

[@ThisWayWorksTWW]

It is wonderful stuff👍, ive just done a HST window and thats come out great too! This stuff has been around for a very long time however like yourself and me its a game changer 👍👍

[@Dzeimz]

Very interesting stuff! This is the first time hearing about this stuff.

[@ThisWayWorksTWW]

It works wonders for an gauge, its also quite a quick way to add the windows too 👍

[@johnfalk550]

Very good.............Most helpful..Thank you

[@LonesomeTinkerbell]

Thank you! ♥

[@NealBosher]

Thankyou this is really useful. I have a couple of the older farish class 25s that run lovely but the windows are really set deep, like by a scale 12 inches! I've tried cutting clear sheet to size to re glaze but it doesn't look very good. I'll definitely try this method.

[@ThisWayWorksTWW]

It can be very handy stuff, hopefully it works well for your Class 25's too 👍

[@Makeitso2023]

Have just used this to do the arboretum windows on the fanhome Enterprise D it’s now drying out nice and clear ready to be painted blue in a couple days time

[@ThisWayWorksTWW]

Great to here, its a very useful thing for modelling 👍

[@Paul-ue3zy]

As ever, both a very pragmatic demonstration and useful information. Thanks

[@ThisWayWorksTWW]

Thank you Paul 👍, im sure this window gloop will be in many of my future videos, you never know maybe one day you'll need to make some windows 👍

[@StBlazeyModelWorld]

Great informative video and thanks for introducing me to a new product. Much appreciated

[@sebastianreuter4795]

Looking Awesome

[@ModelWingsForever]

Do they dry hard because I did i with ovals Before and they were just soft

[@ThisWayWorksTWW]

They dry just like youd expect a lump of PVA glue to dry, semi flexible but clear, the bottle says it is suitable for 7mm by 7mm openings if that helps, but id say overall the Kristal Klear drys more soft than hard.. hopefully that helps, its been ideal for these tiny loco window openings though 👍

[@ngaugefouroaksstreetstatio6932]

marvellous product

[@ThisWayWorksTWW]

Its fantastic stuff 👍

[@oldb-1kenobi]

Thank you for this video. Have you tried to build thickness by applying it over an already dried section?

[@ThisWayWorksTWW]

Hi ive only ever done one application myself, never needed two coats 👍

[@frankshimkets5000]

Excellent!👍👍

[@johnnoble01]

Humberol clearfix is also excellent for this job and in my opinion does a better job as it dries totally clear with no distortion around the edges.

[@Blueberry_Jelly17]

Does this product have a strong/harsh chemical odor when in use?

[@ThisWayWorksTWW]

@@Blueberry_Jelly17no, Odor wise its comparable to using PVA glue.. it just drys clearer 👍, pretty safe stuff

[@Blueberry_Jelly17]

@@ThisWayWorksTWW Thank you. Live with someone that has COPD, my modeling choices are... very limited. To say the least.

[@ThisWayWorksTWW]

@@Blueberry_Jelly17 Bless you, Happy Christmas and fume wise I would happily use this around my lillen, all the fumy things I use tend not to be used in the house 👍