ISM Car Modelling Techniques Part 1 - Bodywork and Wheel Preparation

[Paul]

ISM Car Modelling Techniques Part 1 - Bodywork and Wheel Preparation



The first part in a 10 part series showing the process i use to build a model car.

In part 1 i discuss the build and what i hope to achieve in the upcoming parts.

I reviewed the kit i plan to build here

As i say in the video, this may not be the right way of doing it but its my way and thats all i'm trying to show

A part will be uploaded each Sunday at 12pm GMT

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[barrythornton]

I like the sound of this. I`ll be watching.
I now have 3 cars on my `to do` list ........ thats your fault.

[SMAddict66]

Great to see you back on the techniques bunny Paul.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise. The changes you have made, particularly with the voiceover, have taken your already excellent tutorials to another level.

Having watched your previous vids that ultimately got me back into modelling, I sense the frustrated and unknown car builder within me might be awakening

[Twokidsnosleep]

Indeed, great to see these videos
We all know it is to stop having to answer the same question over and over
And over

And over

And over

And over

[Tomcat64]

Well that was half an hour well spent!

Like everyone said it's great to see these back up again Paul - especially given how much work has to go into getting them in shape.

[kiwigav]

Many thanks for doing this series Paul.
Really want to build more cars and bikes but fustrated sometimes, this is really gonna help

[TommyKillander]

Awesome!


Tommy

[Cultiede]

A nice tutorial. Defiantly one to use. The bike its self looks great, and seems to fit well, but is there any other way of arranging that back turret? It just seems a little unnatural to me.

[Paul]

A nice tutorial. Defiantly one to use. The bike its self looks great, and seems to fit well, but is there any other way of arranging that back turret? It just seems a little unnatural to me.

Bike and turret? Wtf

[otter]

Hi there. I am brand new to modelling and have just bought a Revell Land Rover and a few bits and pieces to start me off (paints, brushes, glues and tweezers etc.), but I'm having difficulty in sourcing the sanding sticks/sponges and buffing sticks you are using. Where do you get yours from please?

Thanks,

Ott

[digger303]

Hi there. I am brand new to modelling and have just bought a Revell Land Rover and a few bits and pieces to start me off (paints, brushes, glues and tweezers etc.), but I'm having difficulty in sourcing the sanding sticks/sponges and buffing sticks you are using. Where do you get yours from please?

Thanks,

Ott

Go to the shop on this site. Your lucky there is 25 % off sanders.
https://www.umpretail.com/

[otter]

Hi there. I am brand new to modelling and have just bought a Revell Land Rover and a few bits and pieces to start me off (paints, brushes, glues and tweezers etc.), but I'm having difficulty in sourcing the sanding sticks/sponges and buffing sticks you are using. Where do you get yours from please?

Thanks,

Ott

Go to the shop on this site. Your lucky there is 25 % off sanders.
https://www.umpretail.com/

Thanks. There's another 30-odd quid on sanding stuff. This modelling lark gets expensive quickly! Hopefully a lot of this expense are for one-off (or at least not frequent) purchases. Must've done about £150 for a £25 model so far, and that's without entering the world of airbrushing...

[Paul]

Everything I use can be found in this link viewtopic.php?f=192&t=27234

[otter]

Everything I use can be found in this link viewtopic.php?f=192&t=27234

Thanks.

I did find that post afterwards. Very eye-opening!