Revell: P51-C Mustang Mk.III Part 4

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[@davyc412]

Speaking of bmf. Don't want to hijack anything or step on toes, but since bmf is kind of pricey, I've found you can make your own buy using gold leaf gilding paste to glue cheapest thinnest dollar store aluminum foil to backing paper (like the kind that they put stickers on), which lets you make large sheets of the stuff for pennies

[@WatchinDWorldGoBy]

Agreed. Aluminum foil is great for large flat areas. Better than kitchen aluminum foil is the thinner and lighter 'leaf foil' used for home made candy wrappers, and they come in colors as well (great for cars)!

[@memphisreigns4663]

You are a master of your craft. Keep up the amazing work!

[@jmhub1979]

Much respect! Bare metal foil can be a bear to work with. Even though this wasn't a build where the Mustang looked like it went to hell in back I think it came out quite nice. Hope to see more plane builds.

[@kylemartin8655]

Holy dude that chrome and dark blue look sooooo good together

[@__AverageJoe]

If you ever plan on making another plane ,you should totally attach some string on the wings , and other area's, and tap in to the sailing so it looks like it's flying.As always, great work , and cant wait for next build:)

[@matthewcaruk4599]

What a great effect with the BMF. Brilliant solution

[@thetobin8or]

No roasting, It was Awesome to watch you do a build other then a car, which all Awesome too.. And using BMF to cover a P-51 was pretty cool. it looked easier then using Alcad. Great work AGAIN Tom.

[@reedrancho]

Well Done. A good modeler can make a good model out of any genera; A great modeler can make it look like a great model

[@kevinvankoeveringe5672]

Heel netjes! 1 fout maar deze hersteld tijdens de bouw! Petje af! 👍 maak je niet druk. Ziet er geweldig uit. En kritiek zullen mensen altijd houden. Ik vind het een gaaf project! Een boot of een motorfiets zou ik ook leuk vinden als project. Spreek je snel weer GreatZ Kevin

[@florisverlinden9161]

Kevin Van Koeveringe eindelijk een Nederlander tussen de reacties😁

[@richardvaughan25]

The place where the wheels are stored during flight is called a wheel well. Not roasting, just informing :)

[@Cubrooski]

Awesome work! You built it the way you wanted....that bare metal foil turned out great.

[@Ralliroope]

You know, you could try buying the 30ml Refill of the Molotow Liquid Chrome, and spray that straight through the airbrush. No need to thin and makes a great outcome!

[@truefilm1556]

Awesome work! The bare metal foil looks exactly like stainless steel, even though the originals were made of very similar looking aircraft aluminum alloy (obviously). BTW: would love seeing you build one day one of the American classic cars from the late 1930s through early 1950s (pre-tail fin - rocket age craze) in 1/25th scale, preferably stock (IMHO the whole custom, low rider, race, dragster, rat/hot rod conversion thing is getting kinda old, but that's just my personal taste as a movie buff, especially that era). Some great recent kits available from Revell Monogram and of course the re-issued classic AMT kits (among some others such as the awesome late 1940s Chevy Fleetmaster Coupe or Aerosedan 2015 re-releases by Galaxie). These are my personal favorites. Way too few made as kits IMHO, but enough for a nice collection. I'm sure you would come up with the finest looking killer miniature vehicles. Please keep up the awesome work!

[@mikeb8644]

Looks great Tom.

[@kukko83]

Nice job with the foiling, that looks really cool!

[@onurerdincler3107]

Lol first you drilled all the rivets now you are covering it with foil, dont think of this as a roast i find these videos very entertaining and informative

[@TheScalemodelingChannel]

Onur Erdincler you can still see them through the foil. If i did not. They would most likely be gone ;)

[@onurerdincler3107]

are you going to do a wash? and is the foil very tough or are you that skilled that you didnt rip it while going over it with a toothpick

[@TheScalemodelingChannel]

i'm leaving it like this. its all done. it did not rip.

[@Stjarna_Svinsdottir]

Looks good :D And all the panel lines and rivets that would have been filled wouldn't be anymore with bare aluminum wings since the putty would come off with the paint, so it worked out for you :)

[@GaryArmstrongmacgh]

Actually, being a model builder who does primarily military models, cars can be very similar to planes. Many of the skills transfer. Canopies and windows are the same. Also, unlike tanks, even wartime or active military planes can be gloss and semi-gloss. Do more.

[@inthelionsden6335]

Cool build.

[@christiansrensen8713]

I really liked watching you make this build. Ty to do a UH-1 Huey in Vietnam colours. That would be cool. Keep up the good work!

[@stevehoulihan726]

Nice build, as ever. The foil does give the impression of bare unpainted aluminium (I know it's chrome foil, but over that big an area it looks like aluminium) I would've liked to see how you tackled a camo paint scheme and applied the decals and weathering. Covering it in foil is cheating! ;) Does look good though. Also, I'm suprised you haven't built a Ferrari 250GTO yet.

[@janhorak4218]

Please make a video with all your plastic models.

[@s0p1s]

my god, you are a master at what you touch..and master of patience :P ...for nth time, try warhammer miniatures...you will love it, we will love it :)

[@alexandrenogueira5378]

Great work. In your hands it seems easy! 😉

[@ScaleMilitaryModels]

What brand of foil do you use? Thank you! Amazing job!

[@WatchinDWorldGoBy]

'Bare Metal Foil' brand. You can also use leaf-foil used for candy wrappers and glue it using gold-leaf adhesive. Microscale makes a foil adhesive, although a generic will work as well. I apply it to both the model and metal foil for better adhesion, and use an old eraser to burnish it down. You can file and sand the creases carefully and they'll almost disappear. Odorless turpentine will clean the adhesive from your model.

[@extremerc6168]

hey I have idea!!! you should go in a Patton. like this. car plane car boat. and just keep going. it's just a thought.

[@ScaleHangar182]

wow, thats something new :)

[@greensun5998]

Excellent video as always. The foil looks amazing but did you apply it to the outside of the wheel flaps as well?

[@TheScalemodelingChannel]

I did not. I left a couple spots un touched on purpose to break it up a bit.

[@greensun5998]

As a suggestion for a future build I'd love to see an older style car from the 30s/40s such as the Italeri 1/24 Rolls Royce Phantom II or something similar.

[@danielseavey1228]

The Scalemodeling Channel pls make a Porsche gt3 rs 2015 1/24

[@grahampickering1560]

Would it possible for you build the Revell Big Boy Locomotive please?

[@marceldenengelsman6512]

nice plain. i like to see you buils a airwolf helicopter

[@american_patriotcummins8838]

very nice work! how was it stepping out of your norm?

[@CrazyChemistPL]

I wonder how well did the foil stood the test of time.

[@TheScalemodelingChannel]

Still looks the same

[@CrazyChemistPL]

@@TheScalemodelingChannel I'm asking mainly because I'm debating on best way to do chrome on my upcoming builds. I'm all but decided on Molotow markers, but bare metal foil looks pretty slick. It is however a bit harder to get than said marker and I heard about people having issues with it peeling off.

[@dim9988]

I was shocked when you said whole body and bare metal foil! but you did a great job! Quick question, can you send paints to Greece? And do you know how much the shipping will be?

[@TheScalemodelingChannel]

Dim Ka the postal service won't allow paints to be shipped.

[@dim9988]

alright thanks!

[@feldon27]

Have you tried super-hobby.gr ? They seem to have Mr Hobby.

[@speedyxd527]

What car are you doing next?

[@needi3557]

next tank? :P

[@GaryArmstrongmacgh]

You'd likely enjoy jets.

[@nonhodgkin2366]

can you do f1 car pls