Jim B

Nice looking Charger.

Great looking CART car. Very well done.

Great looking P-61. Looks very different in the green instead of the usual black. Well done.

Did you ever find the part you were looking for? I thought I had it, but I have the Tamiya Mercedes-AMG GT3. Maybe Revell could send you that part. They're usually pretty good about that.

Beautiful GTX. Very well done.

Great looking Demon. Very well done.

Beautiful 442. Very well done.

Thanks, Lee. Yes, I built the AC dump back in 2019. I'd like to build another & back date it somehow to 1917-ish to show it in US Army service during WWI.

Your Mack looks great. nice upgrade with the pneumatic tires.

Great looking Thunderbird. Very well done.

Beautiful job. Very well done.

Great looking Chevy. Well done.

Great looking Cadillac. Very well done.

Great looking mixer. Very well done.

Nicely done. Great weathering & scratch-building.

Very cool.

Great looking Mustang. Very well done.

Great looking Ford. Well done.

Great looking Dodge. Really well done.

Very nice Raptor. Well done.

Beautiful Barracuda. Fantastic details.

Tough looking Super Bee. Very well done.

As has been said by other posters, I like HPIGuys Workshop for what it is: in box reviews of kits & what they'll look like when done. I like how he presents the kits in a manner of fact way and will point out faults & issues when they exist; however, I must say that he is a much more experienced modeler that I am so where he doesn't have issues with a certain assembly, mine might be a complete disaster. I also enjoy his enthusiasm, which I have to stop myself for falling for sometimes. I believe Chris is a salesman in his "day job", and could probably sell ice to an Eskimo, so I have to be careful. I have purchased several kits on his "recommendation" & video build. Some of them have been successful, some not so much. Taken for what HPIGuys Workshop is, I think it's a very good channel & a good resource for what the kits are. A couple more channels that sort of fall into the "build out of the box" category is Building on a Budget Models and HPPworks. Straight-forward builds. Nothing too fancy. If I am looking for videos of model building techniques, I will generally just do a search on a particular model & see what comes up. One channel I found this way was Make it scale, which is quite good. Another one is autostrada macchina. This guy is GOOD! As is Scale-a-ton. Insane detailing, although he does dis on 1/25 scale as being a "flaw". European thing, I guess. I guess what I'm trying to say is that there are lots of channels out there, and it just depends on what you're looking for: in-box reviews, build reviews, detailing, or crazy super detailing. They're all out there, you just need to look.

Really cool looking Ferrari. Very well done.

Nice looking Toyota. Well done.