I'm into the 1:12 scale. Don't know how I came across your channel, but glad I did. Enjoyed this tutorial and will view your others, one at a time. Thank you.
I like your rendition of a Pallet; very realistic. (The bottom in particular.) The sides and middle supports should be twice as thick as this to support heavier loads, like the irl example. Assembling freehand would allow for less-than-squareness which is perfect for the model world. Leave a few slats off, or damage them and it'll be perfectly accurate and faithful too. Slow setting CA glue would be great if one is concerned about hot melt glue burns. Great weathering too.
...thanks for the tutorial!...this is great! I did it totally wrong! my measurements were WAY off! I will get it right on the next one...or the next one!
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I'm into the 1:12 scale. Don't know how I came across your channel, but glad I did. Enjoyed this tutorial and will view your others, one at a time. Thank you.
The review help I made a few
Well syked about your tutorials man can't wait for the next installment
Bem realista,perfeito e muito bem explicado,já aprendi e vou fazê-lo,parabéns.
I like your rendition of a Pallet; very realistic. (The bottom in particular.) The sides and middle supports should be twice as thick as this to support heavier loads, like the irl example.
Assembling freehand would allow for less-than-squareness which is perfect for the model world. Leave a few slats off, or damage them and it'll be perfectly accurate and faithful too. Slow setting CA glue would be great if one is concerned about hot melt glue burns. Great weathering too.
Comment, nice job, just the one
Excellent
Please do a tutorial on how to make those barrels! Thanks.
Hello from your newest subscriber ! I loved the tutorial thanks for sharing
I find it really easy to use popsicle sticks and cutting off the bumpy edges
...thanks for the tutorial!...this is great! I did it totally wrong! my measurements were WAY off! I will get it right on the next one...or the next one!
Lol...all good brotha, trial by error. You'll get better each time. We learn by our errors, not by doing things right.
Parabéns pelo vídeo!
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Go to WoodPrix page if you want to learn how to build it yourself