Yeah, thats next level. Bravo

I love all the scratch built stuff on this build,

@KarlScaleModeling

8 жыл бұрын

+steve courtney Thank you, I'm glad all the hard work in creating the parts finally paid off!

Thank you Elliott for such a fantastic feature about my R33 build. Once again, I'm honoured to have inspired you with my garage diorama and brought you back into this hobby! You are of great inspiration and help to all of us with all the tutorials, reviews and features you're uploading for us modellers to enjoy and learn from. Please keep it up and once again, big thanks for all the kind comments you leave about my work, that is very much appreciated. Whenever you want to feature another of my cars, just feel free to let me know! Bye Elliott and have a great weekend :)

@spitsomefire

8 жыл бұрын

+scalecarcollection KARL BRIFFFA YOUr models are awesomee

I'm all up for seeing that Evo 7!

this the build that inspired a couple of my gtr kits and persuaded me to go they extra mile to get that detail in.

@KarlScaleModeling

8 жыл бұрын

+C4RBON 94 Hey, that's great knowing my R33 inspired you to build more GT-R kits and also add more details into your builds. Thanks for that!

@4CRBON

8 жыл бұрын

scalecarcollection no worries, my current GTr build was inspired by yours :D

Impressive build !

@KarlScaleModeling

8 жыл бұрын

+otoko mae Thank you, that is very appreciated!

may i say modeling goals

Fricken' amazing.

@KarlScaleModeling

8 жыл бұрын

+WasabiCars Thanks, that is very appreciated WasabiCars :)

@Robin_Works

8 жыл бұрын

You here too ! Wait I remember him mention you.

That thing would look good next to my factory stock r34 with titanium exhaust

@KarlScaleModeling

8 жыл бұрын

+onebad slotcar Thanks, I'm sure every R33 looks great next to its R34 brother!

Best Skyline in scale from all times... No doubt... PERFECT JOB KARL!! :O

@KarlScaleModeling

8 жыл бұрын

+Jaime Romano Whoah, that's a super comment there Jaime! Thanks for such kind words about my work, that is very much appreciated!

This is just outstanding. Absolutely wonderful build clearly created at the hands of talent!

Superb build!!

@KarlScaleModeling

8 жыл бұрын

+Pablo Meneses Quezada Thanks, that is very appreciated!

Very nice work! Love the brake lines. R33 ftw

@KarlScaleModeling

8 жыл бұрын

+cancinoevil Thanks. Yeah the brake lines were a big headache to make and get them right, however nowadays I'm glad I added such details.

My gawd, that is a beautiful model!

@KarlScaleModeling

8 жыл бұрын

+WikdSeafood Thank you, that is very appreciated!

what are the base model ? cause That gtr are amazing...

@ELPModelling

8 жыл бұрын

+Kevin Heymann Tamiya R33 as stated :)

For a second I thought it was a real car

@KarlScaleModeling

8 жыл бұрын

+ii Veho Thanks, that's the whole idea behind the garage background diorama, to make the car look as realistic as possible!

again first 2:00 am

Where do you buy the flock ?

How do you apply the decals?

@KarlScaleModeling

8 жыл бұрын

+Harry Lawrence I'm assuming that you're asking about the carbon fibre decals, right? Well, for parts with a simple, flat surface, I apply them in the same procedure as I would with normal kits decals. For curved or abnormal surfaces, I first make a template with masking tape. Then I cut out the cf decal on the template, apply a layer of decal solution on the part and then put the decal onto the solution. Then I start pressing the decal onto the part, sometimes using a hair dryer to heat the decal as a heated decal takes the shape better. Watch out if you use the hair dryer, some of them can easily produce a big amount of heat and this will melt the plastic.. and you don't want that to happen!!

My god.... I suck

@KarlScaleModeling

8 жыл бұрын

+Robin S (祭) Hehe.. nobody sucks at modelling! Maybe you just need to give your models more time and patience to finish.. that way you can add all those tiny details that make the model car more realistic!

@Robin_Works

8 жыл бұрын

scalecarcollection Yeah I tried to do that in my last build I'm getting better. My problem is just that my hands shake too much for painting certain things by hand. And somehow most of my paintjobs go horriby wrong...

Bruh