Amazing scratchbuilding another even more impressive build 9/5/22

[bobthehobbyguy]

Check out this video of a scratchbuilt pickup.

 

Edited September 6, 2022 by bobthehobbyguy

[Mike C.]

Wow! Sometimes I like to think I'm pretty good at scratch building things until I see something like this and then I realize I'm not even in the same building as somebody like this.

The work involved in the doors and wheels alone would have been enough to make me walk away.

[cobraman]

That's some great work.

[espo]

Great craftsmanship. Reminds me of the models we started out with when I was a child. The kit would be a block of wood and a few sheets of balsa wood that you would glue together and sand to shape, and no they never ever even came close to this person has done here. A builder can learn from watching his shaping techniques.   

[Mike C.]

34 minutes ago, espo said:

 A builder can learn from watching his shaping techniques.   

I was thinking that same thing. I don't think I own one of those cone shaped bits for the Dremel. I'm getting one now.

[bobthehobbyguy]

It's also amazing  how few tools he uses. Also several are ones he's made himself.

[Roger U]

Wow! That’s really great scratch building. 

[bobthehobbyguy]

Although this isn't  a car or truck this another amazing scratchbuilding video. Lots to learn from the technique.

 

 

[Oldcarfan27]

What I can't understand is how he can run a Dremel that close and still have fingers.

Amazing work!