Model Making Quick Tip: Polyurethane Foam
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- In this quick tip video, we take a look at polyurethane carving foam and the possibilities it offers for model makers. I demonstrate how to cut, carve, and finish the foam while building a small stone structure.
Thanks for watching, amigos!
Dave
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Until now, I did not understand the usage of Polyurethane foam. For years I had been using the foam board from my local lumber store for all my carving. Now I know the difference. Thanks for these helpful tips.
Thank you. I really like watching short video tips on modeling, painting and tools used for the hobby. Have a great holiday. Be safe.
Thanks Dave , Mike
BLOODY HELL your skills are off the charts!!! :O
Even though I have made one model (a volcano)Ii have no plans to get into these crafts but I HAD TO sub to your channel!
All the best from the UK!
That is very helpful advice on the foam. I was happy to find out the differences.
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Oh my goodness thank you. I've been really envying other countries carveable xps foam and started seriously considering trying to do a special order for ultradense xps insulation (at a couple hundred dollars). This looks perfect, I'll give it a shot.
I have yet to master making anything decent from foam....but I keep trying!!! BTW The manufacture that makes Balsa Foam is just mile from my house....but they will not sell direct. They throw away more than I could use....but dumpster is inside a fence. Once there was a blob of foam almost the size of a compact car.....foam for life if I could have gotten it! Thx
This sounds like a job for SUPERTEENS.
Faster than a speeding guard dog.
Able to leap tall fencing in a single bound.
LOOK!
Playing X-Box.
It's a bookworm.
It's a pizza chucker.
It's SUPERTEENS.
Sweet job Dave. And your suggestions for hollow interiors fit the bill.
Jim
Thank you for the tutorial AND the link to the carving foam! I've been trying to find where to source balsa/yellow foam and had not had any luck. I sure appreciate the link!
Definitely will try the ploy urethane foam, Dave.
Just ordered some of the carving foam from Amazon. Never carved it before but could use some chimneys and retaining walls. Thanks on how to.
excellent video! I need to add a curved stone bridge for my N scale train layout. After considering differt materials and approaches this seems to answer my need. Thanks!
Awesome job! Thanx for the quick tip.
Very nice. By chance have I missed the video where you made cactus? Would really appreciate finding the video.
Thanks! Here's the cactus video: ruclips.net/video/Ymq6BnrQeG8/видео.html
Dave, Thanks for the info. Searched for Gold Foam but not much luck. Checked Amazon and saw some choices but not sure what would be similar to what you showed. Like your channel, hit the Subscribed button. I'm doing Marklin HO scale. Concepts are the same. Thanks,
There's a link to it in the video description but it appears to be unavailable at this time. It goes in and out of stock.
There is some polyurethane carving foam available on eBay, but both ship from overseas.
Dave, I doubt that an Outhouse would ever be built from stone, as when the hole gets filled up, it would be a good idea to dig a new hole and move the Outhouse over that new hole in a new location!
Yeah I know, it's a joke that very few people get.
Very great work by the way how's it coming on your engine number 3 Claude Coats project?
Oh, I'll get back to it eventually
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Have you ever used textured rollers for creating stone/brink walls? The gamers use this technique.
Interesting. I have not tried that.
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