Kyokuro Presents DIY Light Buckets

[@dirku63]

Cool video, great job. I would have liked to see silver painting, the insertion of the buckets to the body and the final result in action of course.

[@jamurphy8386]

Yeah..... I really would have liked to see that as well.

[@victortaylor7532]

Very well done, I would love to see the painting and compleated installation.

[@Rennpanzer]

Wow! You sure do sand fast. I'm surprised the paper doesn't catch on fire ;-) But seriously, great video. My Tamiya Mk6 GTI body came with light buckets but their SCIROCCO body doesn't. Thanks to you, this is no longer a problem.

[@fiditunka]

i ended up here beecause of the missing light buckets of a scirocco body too. :)

[@DaleMcAmmond]

Great how to video and I never thought of doing it like this myself. Thanks for taking the time to make this video and sharing it with us. I have already shared it on FB on a few group pages, and I'm going to share it on RCSparks.com as well and make it a sticky. Car or Truck doesnt matter this will work thank you once again for doing this and subbed to your channel! Have a nice day :)

[@SHAUNMAN79]

Very nice work sir! Precise! I like it.

[@smilodon19]

Great job...👏👏

[@slfandoz]

thats very neat mate so nice

[@christophercastilaw3157]

thats awesome! never thought to use styrene for that!!

[@jamurphy8386]

Styrene can do ANYTHING!!! :-D

[@djspeed85]

At the moment I don't have styrene, but will scrap pieces of lexan work just as well?

[@mpegboy]

Nice tutorial.

[@sammichmanjr]

You can buy sheets of styrene plastic at most hobby shops.

[@englandstillhasit]

thats really good ive seen it done before so ive searched for this very video thank you very much. Has anybody done to a proline short corse shell? the flotec to be precise.

[@laurencestewart3558]

What thickness of styrene brattah. Damn u did a really good jod.

[@englandstillhasit]

Really reallu good but damn hard lol I've given up lol be sweet if you could do more like this mate

[@SWAYDRIFTAWAY]

thnx this worked great i used an old ice cream container

[@Jaykline]

Nice DIY! How many mil is that styrene your working with?

[@patrickbryan367]

What type of glue are you using?

[@ramirez4456]

Can you make a new video

[@fiditunka]

graeat work! now i want to go to a psytrance party. :)

[@patrickbryan367]

Is their another name for "styrene"? "Styrene" is just a compound base for a wide rang of materials. If you know another name for that stuff i would be really greatful, thxz

[@squidinkRC]

realy almost anything shiny a can,aluminum tape, foil many things can work at this scale

[@ranjan996]

@dadurtysway thanks ill use that to

[@anthonyredman4621]

What kind of glue did you use?