Velorex 1/35 by ASK – Built with Gaahleri Mobius Airbrush & Metmo Multitool | Diorama Build & Review
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🎨 Tools used in this build: 💨 Gaahleri Mobius Airbrush – 👉 https://www.gaahleri.com/?ref=TOMsModellinginMotion 🛒 Use discount code: TOMsModellinginMotion (at checkout for a viewer discount) 🛍️ Gaahleri Mobius on Amazon: 👉https://www.amazon.de/Gaahleri-Premium-Mobius-02-Airbrush-Mobius/dp/B0D261NDPV 🧾 Use Amazon discount code: 10MOTIONS 🔧 Metmo Multitool – https://shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=2245693&u=2674937&m=135938&urllink=&afftrack= If you use these affiliate links, you’ll support my work without paying a cent more – thank you! 🛻 Velorex 1/35 by ASK (Artscalekit) – https://www.artscale.eu/ In this project, I bring to life a small piece of Czech history – the Velorex, a legendary three-wheeler that became a post-war symbol of independence and ingenuity. Thanks to the Czech model company ASK, this beloved vehicle now exists as a beautifully detailed 1/35 scale kit, complete with 3D-printed spoked wheels that make it a true standout. But this build is more than just assembly – it’s a journey of craft and precision. With the help of two fantastic tools, I was able to push the detail and finish to a new level: – The Gaahleri Mobius airbrush, a surprisingly affordable tool with excellent control and finesse. – The Metmo Multitool, which impressed me especially as a hand drill, a scribble pencil, and even for the finest detailing work. In this video, you’ll see how I designed custom upgrades, scratch-built a realistic drive chain, created a miniature overgrown road vignette, and painted it all with care and joy. Whether you're a scale modeler, a diorama fan, or just love seeing precision tools in action – this is for you. Enjoy the build. Share the passion. And maybe discover your next favorite tool.
Velorex was a manufacturing cooperative in Solnice, Czechoslovakia. Notable products included a small three-wheeled car, produced from the 1950s until 1971, and the Type 562 sidecar. The sidecar is still manufactured in the Czech Republic by Velorexport, the successor to Velorex.
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