How To Detail A 1/24th Scale Model Car Engine (Ep.301)

Taken from 3 of my past videos. They are so old and getting hard to find. So I thought this would be easier for all of you. all in one.
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[tonyhammer]

What a MASTER at your craft. Unbelievable how real it looks. Thank you for making this video.

[georgewinters]

Thank you just starting out in building some model cars as a retirement hobby. You have a new subscriber 😊

[Enigma-Sapiens]

Thanks, Luka, we appreciate your efforts on our behalf!

[Jimmy-sbfc]

Wow, such a comprehensive demonstration. Thank you SO much for sharing your techniques!

[georgewilson]

I'd like to thank you for the time and the work it took to make a video like this. It is the best detailing I have seen. You are also a very good instructor. I would pay for a class like this. Again thank you

[judygarnhum]

Luca, I just happened to see your video here. You are the BEST! You have taught me so much and I appreciate your expertise and knowledge. Thank you for making modelling so much easier for me. from Judy in Nova Scotia, Canada...I am 78 and love this hobby!

[C.Brown]

I really appreciate you taking the time to get this very helpful video out to us. Thanks a lot Brother.👍

[isaakc]

Thanks brotha for combining these videos together! It made so much easier for me personally to follow for all your tips n tricks. Thanks !!

[wwiiinplastic]

I appreciate you and some other YouTubers for going back through your catalogs to make updated videos. Once you guys have been here long enough the amount of videos becomes difficult to scroll through and YT doesn't always make the process easy at all.

Plus, you also get the opportunity to update with things you improved or changed your approach to which benefits us all, old or new viewers.

[brienduarte]

I really appreciate your time and effort ! I like how you think as far as overcoming obstacles. MY solution to the ‘inline’ carbs is cutting a very thin sheet of plastic that matches the mounting studs to glue the carbs to. Thank you for EVERYTHING

[GaryMcmurray-xe]

Very very cool.thank you so much for the time you've put in to the video

[ronfreeman]

Luca, I want to thank you for this wiring lesson. I'm 74, retired, and just now getting back into model building after many years.
I'm going to see what other details you have to offer. Since I have the time now, I really want to detail more than the kits offer...like "steering", lights etc. (I was a tech for many years). Anyway I would never have thought about engine wiring like that. So thank you Sir. NEVER TO OLD TO LEARN "NEW"

[michaelcooke]

Very nice work putting those videos together. Excellent tutorial on engine detailing. I am sure you made many of your viewers happy with this one. Now I need to add guitar strings to my shopping list. Lol. Thanks for sharing.

[colossalbigfoot]

You wired 8cyl in 1.5 hrs. It took me 2 hr to wire my turbo beetle so you’re doing better than me lol. Good job

[FuelsModels]

That’s a great idea Matt to put all those videos together into 1. Although long together you get to see all in one video. By the way I’ve already seen each one individually. Have a great day my friend.

[CorsairFG]

Luka, great video! I liked the extras of comments with vocals of pain. I looked at the shot of the oil filer next to your modeled version (looking at the filters nubs, looks like the Valoine logo on your's is upside down). Great detail of how to model those spark plug wire. Looks like you even clock the firing order to give it an even more realistic look. Thanks for your experience and time to share.

[btcbob]

Fantastic, the guitar string was pure genius !!!

[glennhow]

WOW . I’m going to hobby lobby right now !!!! I had 2of the red ones many years ago. when I saw this video and your techniques, I was blown away. Thank you so much. Looking forward to building one the way I should have built it, have a lot more expierence now. Thanks again!!…

[luisalvarez-mbus]

HELLO, I SAW YOUR COMPLETE VIDEO OF HOW TO MAKE SOME DETAILINGS IN A 1/25 SCALE MODEL ENGINE, WAS A VERY EDUCATIVE VIDEO IN THOSE LITTLE DETAILINGS WICH MAKE THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN A ENGINE WITS PAINT AND A REALLY GREAT DETAILED ENGINE IN SCALE, THANKS A FOR THIS GREAT VIDEO, GOD BLESS YOU

[alancyr]

It was great rewatching those old videos. Just think of the new stuff out there like the Dead Center tool and 3D printed parts that can be added now days. Thanks for sharing.