Building a Chicago "EL" Train Platform: Part 3

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Part 3: This is a series where I build Chicago "L" Train Platform Laser Kit from a company called "Imagine That Laser Art" for review for The Modeler's Guild (http://www.modelersguild.com/)

Music Notes: The music on this video was recorded using Sonar Home Studio Ver 6.0. The drums and keyboards were played on an M-Audio Keystation 61 ES and/or sequenced in the MIDI Editor. The bass used is an YaMaha 270F Fretless with Dimarzio Pickups.

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[EmperorAst]

Difficult or not, this kit has very good details. Look at the rivets and screws...

[thebige61]

That's one of the big plusses of this kit. It has some very nice details.

[pushing50]

I was thinking that maybe you can show one part being built in real time instead of all of them in quick time and explain the process while you are doing it.

[Majoofi]

doesn't painting it obscure all the detail? or am i missing something?

[Silver1Sprg]

Oh my, I am most certainly happy your building this kit and not I. I think I would have "lost it" once I saw the so-called directions. What a tough piece to build.