Hi, and Welcome to the shop! This week I get to show you the installation of the LED's in the Searchlight, Panzer interior, the Burn Barrel, after a suggestion from Michael, I added smoke to the barrel, and I honestly think its the best scale fire I've ever seen for a diorama!! Thanks Michael!!! Lastly I talk all about the Arduino. I hope you like the video, Take care, Bill.
Thanks John!!! I had a great time getting this just right and I love how it came out, I want to do another one without the barrel with people sitting around it. I dont have anything in mind yet, but it's one of those details I am just waiting for the right scene to do it again. Thanks again for commenting, Take care, Bill
Thank You Angela, I enjoyed it very much and think the effect is great for dioramas!! I would love to see your version if you would like to share. Take Care, Bill
@@ScaleModelCraft, you're welcome. If you'd like to see it - here is a video of our fire. ruclips.net/user/shortsGVsWWAOserg?feature=share Best wishes, Angela
I like that idea a lot!! I’ve seen Luke Towan’s video on making the smoke pot, but I didn’t really study it and need to watch it again. Thanks Peter!! Take care, Bill
Thanks BMonster Laboratory!! its something I wanted to do for a long time and thankfully my Cousin Joe offered to help as I dont know when I would have figured it out on my own. Thanks again, Take care, Bill
@@markgriffith3076 Thank you for Subscribing Mark!! Thats awesome, and don't forget to ask any questions that you might have. Im trying to improve my video's so they are fun to watch but also informative. Take Care, Bill
Once again thanks for another great video. Love all the details on this diorama. Hope to be that good some day. Interesting to follow the rest of this build. Have a nice weekend. // Mange F
Great video! I'm in the process of building a stage diorama for heavy metal bands, with multicolour LED lighting rigs. I'm wondering whether the Arduino can run a program that will give the effect of a light show.
Thanks Adapt &Prosper!! It sure can, but you would most likely need more than one for different things. You basically have a specific number of out puts, and voltages you can control, and depending on how much lighting and how many different routines you want to have, you can just add more arduino’s. I had help from my cousin programming the arduino code, but it’s not too difficult especially with all the samples they have on their website. Best of luck and I’d love to see how it turns out!! Take care, Bill
The fire 🔥looks vary real and very cool 👍💯👍how much for a burn barrel that is USB compatible seriously I would buy one in a second if I could afford it that is let me 👍💯👍
Thanks R W!! I'm going to begin a new display for the Narvik diorama after my current project, and will build an extra fire barrel if you want it. I don't have a price for it yet, but will figure it out once I build it. No worries if you don't want to buy it then, its a great little piece I can use in future builds, but if you do want it then, that would be great too!! Take care, Bill
@@ScaleModelCraft that would be cool i could realistically pay $50 at max but I have problems believing the time effort and skills plus material going into just one awesome burn barrel is 3 × that or more 👍💯👍
@@rwarts5150 Hi RW, I'm thinking about using a flickering LED which would cut down the complexity, and no Arduino necessary. Thinking about it, the real crux of it all is the little carved acrylic piece, as that brings the fire into the wood, and subsequently the cotton smoke. A fully fleshed out barrel and all the stuff I did to it would be quite a bit higher, but let me see what it is after making another one with the flickering LED. Like I said, I'll use it at any rate so I think it will be a fun test, and you're not obligated to anything, I'm just thankful for the idea,😁 Thanks, Bill.
@@ScaleModelCraft you got real skills with this type of art plus everything you put into it I wish I would have not gotten a job in a lumber mill at 16 and put all my energy into my art skills because after 30 years of 6 days a week mill work landscape wear house now im injured and all I have at the end is not all the money gave in taxes not disability yet despite being more than qualified but what I do have is my art skills I was born with just a little better then when I was 16 if I had spent 30 years refining my skills things would probably be much different but I'm not complaining just sharing among fellow artists 👍💯👍
Hi Blind Flamingo, I think you are seeing the Tamiya washes I use. Can you tell me where it's at? I don't recall any Acrylic with brushes in the bottle, but that would be cool!!
It is at 7:56 in. It probably is the wash. You were putting black on the end of the fire sticks in the barrel. I learned a lot from the video. Thank you..
Very interesting this video . Like your work with the barrel . You find a nice solution . With the tank as well nice job . Great customing detail with the snapch bottle . But have to say you lost me during the arduino part ! Too technical for me . Best regards , Robert .
Thanks Robert!! Honestly, the Arduino is the part that took way more time than I expected, and from my days in the software industry... "if you can't explain it in simple terms, you don't understand it well enough!" which describes me perfectly at this point! It is in fact pretty simple, but there are some basic programming things that I am just not quite grasping that I think lots of younger people know intuitively, so I am trying to bridge that gap. The Arduino website is very helpful, and has great examples to follow, so I am continuing to learn and can hopefully come back later with a much better example, because it really does do what I want my lighting to do, and I would ultimately like people interested in it to take the plunge like I did. I think some actual downloadable examples from me might make it better, but thats got to come after I honestly know what I am doing. It's great to hear from you and I hope you are having a great weekend!! Bill.
@@ScaleModelCraft Thanks for your great reply Bill . Sure with a software backing it will be more easy to understand and insert arduino in your dioramas ! Greetings , Robert .
Thanks Scale Military Models!! Yes I put 2 in the front of the Panzer to give a wash of light throughout the interior. Thanks again and Take Care, Bill
i would not suggest with this.. but on another piece of poly.. just move a lighter flame near it.. dont even lick it, just close.. just to see how it looks. i haven't tried it just had the idea watching your video. those little single pieces bug me on my smoke. i use my finger like you to kinda mush them in. got me thinking.. i might go to my desk and try. just to see what happens. looking good. now i got a couple more ideas... thanks.
hey.. you got the resources an skills.. especially with the audrino.. how about a smoke machine using those RDA type coils from an electronic cig and a small tub with smoke oil in it.. your diorama is so nice.. that would really add to it.. that motion.. haha i can live vicariously though you!
Thanks Michael!! I did see one of the little smoke machines on Luke Towan's channel, so I need to go back and check that out, its a couple years old. I do have an open line on the Arduino so I might be able to control it from that. Thanks again and nice to hear from you, Take Care, Bill.
Hi, and Welcome to the shop! This week I get to show you the installation of the LED's in the Searchlight, Panzer interior, the Burn Barrel, after a suggestion from Michael, I added smoke to the barrel, and I honestly think its the best scale fire I've ever seen for a diorama!! Thanks Michael!!! Lastly I talk all about the Arduino. I hope you like the video, Take care, Bill.
I like the little face on the side of the barrel, just the way some of the holes line up. So you could even use it as a mimic! Hehe
Thanks Victor!!! I hadn't noticed that before, Cool!!! Take Care, Bill
I admire your patience. That is a very real fire barrel.
Fantastic video.
Thanks John!!! I had a great time getting this just right and I love how it came out, I want to do another one without the barrel with people sitting around it. I dont have anything in mind yet, but it's one of those details I am just waiting for the right scene to do it again. Thanks again for commenting, Take care, Bill
WOW!
Thannks Zachnar!! I was talking about this Diorama yesterday, it's in need of some care because I never did a display for it. Take care, Bill
First class dio, program, and effects...Amazing LEDs!
Thanks Phil!! It was fun to learn new stuff, but I have a ways to go with it!! Take Care, Bill.
👍This is a great model fire. We've built a camp fire a few weeks ago - with an arduino, too.
Best wishes, Angela
Thank You Angela, I enjoyed it very much and think the effect is great for dioramas!! I would love to see your version if you would like to share. Take Care, Bill
@@ScaleModelCraft, you're welcome.
If you'd like to see it - here is a video of our fire. ruclips.net/user/shortsGVsWWAOserg?feature=share
Best wishes, Angela
Thanks!!
Mak a tiny fogger and pipe the smoke up through your burn barrel over the flickering led. It will look exactly like flame and smoke.
I like that idea a lot!! I’ve seen Luke Towan’s video on making the smoke pot, but I didn’t really study it and need to watch it again. Thanks Peter!! Take care, Bill
Hmmm a super small set of speakers. Fire, voices, etc. grin 😁
Thanks Guy, thats pretty much what I was going for...
Awesome video. That Arduino really makes your model come to life. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks BMonster Laboratory!! its something I wanted to do for a long time and thankfully my Cousin Joe offered to help as I dont know when I would have figured it out on my own. Thanks again, Take care, Bill
your craft is unique actually
Thank you Colorful Craft Ideas!! I appreciate your comment, take care, Bill.
So happy I've found your channel....so positive and helpful and you're so talented.
God Bless😊🙌
Thanks Mark!! I really appreciate that, and I hope you find other things on my channel you like!! Take Care, Bill
@@ScaleModelCraft I've subscribed so I know I will Bill😊🙌
@@markgriffith3076 Thank you for Subscribing Mark!! Thats awesome, and don't forget to ask any questions that you might have. Im trying to improve my video's so they are fun to watch but also informative. Take Care, Bill
Once again thanks for another great video. Love all the details on this diorama. Hope to be that good some day. Interesting to follow the rest of this build. Have a nice weekend. // Mange F
Thanks Mange F!! It was a bit of a struggle getting this one out, thanks for sticking with it!! Take care, Bill
Wow just found your channel, awesome stuff I'll be staying around for more videos
Thanks Troy!! I hope you see something else you like!!!Take Care, Bill
Great video! I'm in the process of building a stage diorama for heavy metal bands, with multicolour LED lighting rigs. I'm wondering whether the Arduino can run a program that will give the effect of a light show.
Thanks Adapt &Prosper!! It sure can, but you would most likely need more than one for different things. You basically have a specific number of out puts, and voltages you can control, and depending on how much lighting and how many different routines you want to have, you can just add more arduino’s. I had help from my cousin programming the arduino code, but it’s not too difficult especially with all the samples they have on their website. Best of luck and I’d love to see how it turns out!! Take care, Bill
@@ScaleModelCraft cheers for your reply, Bill! I know a few people who can code, so it shouldn't be too much of an issue.
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The fire 🔥looks vary real and very cool 👍💯👍how much for a burn barrel that is USB compatible seriously I would buy one in a second if I could afford it that is let me 👍💯👍
Thanks R W!! I'm going to begin a new display for the Narvik diorama after my current project, and will build an extra fire barrel if you want it. I don't have a price for it yet, but will figure it out once I build it. No worries if you don't want to buy it then, its a great little piece I can use in future builds, but if you do want it then, that would be great too!! Take care, Bill
@@ScaleModelCraft that would be cool i could realistically pay $50 at max but I have problems believing the time effort and skills plus material going into just one awesome burn barrel is 3 × that or more 👍💯👍
@@rwarts5150 Hi RW, I'm thinking about using a flickering LED which would cut down the complexity, and no Arduino necessary. Thinking about it, the real crux of it all is the little carved acrylic piece, as that brings the fire into the wood, and subsequently the cotton smoke. A fully fleshed out barrel and all the stuff I did to it would be quite a bit higher, but let me see what it is after making another one with the flickering LED. Like I said, I'll use it at any rate so I think it will be a fun test, and you're not obligated to anything, I'm just thankful for the idea,😁 Thanks, Bill.
@@ScaleModelCraft you got real skills with this type of art plus everything you put into it I wish I would have not gotten a job in a lumber mill at 16 and put all my energy into my art skills because after 30 years of 6 days a week mill work landscape wear house now im injured and all I have at the end is not all the money gave in taxes not disability yet despite being more than qualified but what I do have is my art skills I was born with just a little better then when I was 16 if I had spent 30 years refining my skills things would probably be much different but I'm not complaining just sharing among fellow artists 👍💯👍
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Where do you get your acrylic paint with the brush in the bottle?
Hi Blind Flamingo, I think you are seeing the Tamiya washes I use. Can you tell me where it's at? I don't recall any Acrylic with brushes in the bottle, but that would be cool!!
It is at 7:56 in. It probably is the wash. You were putting black on the end of the fire sticks in the barrel. I learned a lot from the video. Thank you..
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Very interesting this video . Like your work with the barrel . You find a nice solution . With the tank as well nice job . Great customing detail with the snapch bottle . But have to say you lost me during the arduino part ! Too technical for me . Best regards , Robert .
Thanks Robert!! Honestly, the Arduino is the part that took way more time than I expected, and from my days in the software industry... "if you can't explain it in simple terms, you don't understand it well enough!" which describes me perfectly at this point! It is in fact pretty simple, but there are some basic programming things that I am just not quite grasping that I think lots of younger people know intuitively, so I am trying to bridge that gap. The Arduino website is very helpful, and has great examples to follow, so I am continuing to learn and can hopefully come back later with a much better example, because it really does do what I want my lighting to do, and I would ultimately like people interested in it to take the plunge like I did. I think some actual downloadable examples from me might make it better, but thats got to come after I honestly know what I am doing. It's great to hear from you and I hope you are having a great weekend!! Bill.
@@ScaleModelCraft Thanks for your great reply Bill . Sure with a software backing it will be more easy to understand and insert arduino in your dioramas ! Greetings , Robert .
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Great work! Does the panzer have a light inside?
Thanks Scale Military Models!! Yes I put 2 in the front of the Panzer to give a wash of light throughout the interior. Thanks again and Take Care, Bill
Nice sharing😍👌
sending my love and full support ❤️
stay connected my dear new fnd🙏🔔🔔🔔🥀🥀
Thank you Prithela, I appreciate your comments!! Take Care, Bill.
i would not suggest with this.. but on another piece of poly.. just move a lighter flame near it.. dont even lick it, just close.. just to see how it looks. i haven't tried it just had the idea watching your video. those little single pieces bug me on my smoke. i use my finger like you to kinda mush them in. got me thinking.. i might go to my desk and try. just to see what happens. looking good. now i got a couple more ideas... thanks.
hey.. you got the resources an skills.. especially with the audrino.. how about a smoke machine using those RDA type coils from an electronic cig and a small tub with smoke oil in it.. your diorama is so nice.. that would really add to it.. that motion.. haha i can live vicariously though you!
Thanks Michael!! I did see one of the little smoke machines on Luke Towan's channel, so I need to go back and check that out, its a couple years old. I do have an open line on the Arduino so I might be able to control it from that. Thanks again and nice to hear from you, Take Care, Bill.
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Thank You Sakshi Vlog!! Take care, Bill