Lighting a model car (As Easy As It Gets)

[@guidorea8347]

That was a cool video... Thanks Mark!....😉👍

[@grandpamarkshobbies]

Thank you very much.

[@tjeisenbraun647]

That’s incredible work, Mark!!!

[@grandpamarkshobbies]

Thank you TJ.

[@Jimmy-sb3fc]

Thank you so much for sharing this!

[@grandpamarkshobbies]

Thank you very much.

[@tomcatflynn805]

Very cool doing 1/64 Mel’s dinner now now I got the wheels turning thanks for the nudge. Great video and tips thank you

[@grandpamarkshobbies]

Oh man that kit screams for light!!!!!! It's easy as heck, give it a go.

[@joeverdicchio6443]

Great video, Mark.

[@grandpamarkshobbies]

Thank you very much.

[@LarrysModelShop]

Awesome tutorial Mark!

[@grandpamarkshobbies]

Thank you so much

[@ruanecrummett9261]

Very cool I always wanted to do this to a model now I gotta do it

[@grandpamarkshobbies]

LOL. Once you do one you will want to do more.

[@Bruces-Eclectic-World]

Awesome video Mark! Thanks for all you do for all of us builders and helping the community as you do... Now I know how to do my kit... Lol What if you paint the back side of the headlights pins silver and then the mod podge and black paint? 🤔 Would they shin better through the front?🤔 Thanks again! LLAP 🖖

[@grandpamarkshobbies]

Thank you very much. One thing you NEED TO WATCH OUT FOR is to seal in the light. If you paint the silver before you do the mod podge you may get bleed in around the LED and it would turn into a light blocker. Even with the Quick Shine there may be gaps that the paint WILL find and mess things up. You could use the mod podge first, then the silver instead of the black. It may reflect more light and be a light block all at the same time.

[@irvincobb2346]

No purple windshield here. Did you change something between this video and the previous one, Mark?

[@grandpamarkshobbies]

The purple only shows when you look at the LED light through the glass. It's so weird.