Glad it was helpful! I was using 3D printed mesh for fence before and I had all that time mesh seam tape in my house. Sometimes you have stuff around you all the time but you don't realise that you can use it.
@@WhattoRepair true that! Great thinking! I’m into kitbashing and prop design along with 1/64th scale matchbox dioramas as well. Love seeing what everyone builds here on RUclips. Keep up the awesome work!
@@WhattoRepair thank you! Our channel is mostly about cars and small projects but I have started recording some of my prop making and kitbashing and make another playlist 😁👍🏽
I know for American Diorama figures and I like some of them but they are somewhat expensive to me. Shipping can be up to 30 usd, plus price of figures, one pack can cost up to 50 usd in my country, in Serbia. Problem is that some figures from 6-pack are usable to me and some are not. Sometimes I see pack where I can use only one figure. So right now I'm looking for good models for 3D printing. Diecast metal is better but 3D printing is cheaper and figures can be very nice.
Awesome work! I have hundreds of loose cars at home and hope to make displays like this some day.. Also I have way too many new in boxes of Matchboxes i want to display as well.
Nice job! I remember playing with my hot wheels and match box cars and making junkyards. Even made a fork set for my bucket loader. The vise reminded me of the car carnage i would create. Thanks for the memories
An excellent job without a doubt. Just a suggestion, but what if you added lights and moving parts. I didn't know if you thought about that or not. It's still awesome. 😮
Yes, I'm planning to add lights. I ordered electronics online and I will record mounting process and upload video in the future. Im not sure when, but I will for sure.
What a load of junk! Awesome diorama sir, the car crusher is great even dirt/gravel is very real looking. I live right next an old junk yard and yours pretty spot on. Great video sir!
Because that cardboard comes in different thickness. At the beginning I was using 1 mm cardboard for concrete paving and 2 mm for shed walls. So people can see what I was using in terms of structural strenght.
Believe me, those cars that I have broken are so bad that even kids doesn't want to play with them. They are some cheap chinese junk, and I think many of them are dangerous because of sharp edges, paint is peeling off and leaving paint dust etc. I broke few Welly cars but flea markets are full of them.
Welcome to the channel. Can you be more specific on what scrap you are thinking? Or you are just kidding? :) I don't pay for most of this junk, those are things that I've collected over several years. Pieces from old and broken toys and electronic parts.
@@WhattoRepair i think he was joking, he was asking what your current price for scrap at your scrapyard is, i work at scrapyard and get asked this all the time
I was thinking you were going to glue a magnet in the center of the claw and then dip it into the metal pieces so they would stick randomly to the magnet and look like it grabbed a big bunch of metal in its claw.
I was thinking about magnet too, but I decided for this solution. I even have second attachment for this "crane", it's real magnet in circular shape, but I forgot to take pictures of it.
These techniques are brilliant! The Seam tape for the fence was genius! Thanks for the idea!!
Glad it was helpful! I was using 3D printed mesh for fence before and I had all that time mesh seam tape in my house. Sometimes you have stuff around you all the time but you don't realise that you can use it.
@@WhattoRepair true that! Great thinking! I’m into kitbashing and prop design along with 1/64th scale matchbox dioramas as well. Love seeing what everyone builds here on RUclips. Keep up the awesome work!
Oh, great. I like your content, you have new sub.
@@WhattoRepair thank you! Our channel is mostly about cars and small projects but I have started recording some of my prop making and kitbashing and make another playlist 😁👍🏽
What a great eye for detail. Great job on recycling old cardboard.
Thanks.
Using lego pieces to make a little square for straight lines? GENIUS!
I love wtaching diorama builds, this one is incredible! Rip to all the cars that contributed
Yes😅
I used to crush my matchbox cars in my dad's vice to make scrapyards! Took me back! Quality piece my mate!🔥
Like how you are using that cardboard to make it look like tin for a roof and the siding and don't listen to those naysayers ignore them
This is a w video
😮vonito😊
I use it all the time
Beautiful👍🏾 American Diorama makes great figures in different scales and themes. Theyd go great with this!!
I know for American Diorama figures and I like some of them but they are somewhat expensive to me. Shipping can be up to 30 usd, plus price of figures, one pack can cost up to 50 usd in my country, in Serbia. Problem is that some figures from 6-pack are usable to me and some are not. Sometimes I see pack where I can use only one figure. So right now I'm looking for good models for 3D printing. Diecast metal is better but 3D printing is cheaper and figures can be very nice.
The painting aspect of the project was off chain , Excellent Job !
Thank you.
Excellent build and some very helpful tips..thanks for sharing
Great project. The amount of detail used is incredible.
One word for the whole thing.. FANTASTIC !!!
Very very realistic built. 10 out of 10!
When the Lego pieces came out I was like “what” and then blown away by the brilliance.
Sehr schön und mit so viel Liebe zum Detail. .. gefällt mir sehr gut
Brilliant job buddy. Like your attention to detail. Like it!!!
Glad you like it
Don’t usually watch these type of videos though i find this very relaxing and amazing sir.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Truly an amazing diorama ❤❤❤❤ super mega talented 😊
Thank you!
Very imaginative and clever ideas I am impressed with your thought process.
Awesome build. Definitely combining some of these techniques & my model rail hobby to build a junkyard switching layout 💪
Glad you like it!
Really neat project , especially being a salvage yard I would really like to make one myself but I am going to use 1/24 scale models
I think you can use same techniques for any scale. Just cut junk into larger pieces. 😄
This is amazing, a job well done, attention to detail is incredible, I love the little trolley jack for the car and the scrap metal
Wow, great job. 👍🏼👍🏼
Awesome job...nice diorama.
Increíble es impresionante fantástico trabajo 😊😊😊
Awesome junkyard! The attention to detail is outstanding!
Glad you like it!
Awesome work! I have hundreds of loose cars at home and hope to make displays like this some day.. Also I have way too many new in boxes of Matchboxes i want to display as well.
great diorama.😃
Thanks 😀
Nice job! I remember playing with my hot wheels and match box cars and making junkyards. Even made a fork set for my bucket loader. The vise reminded me of the car carnage i would create. Thanks for the memories
Very inspiring. Great stuff here. Incredible customs and so much more. Next level stuff.
Thank you.
Beautiful and lots of patience congratulations a feast for my eyes😊
Thank you! 🤗
I love how natural this all looks, great job
Thank you! 😊
The idea of the corrugated shed is great. Some imagination!
Using that old dump truck was genius
Amazing!!! Only with reused materials. Great diorama and video. I love it.
Thank you!
Parabéns! Ficou muito rico em detalhes! Você e minucioso e com ótima percepção! 🎉
Amazing, your diorama is brilliant!!!
An excellent job without a doubt. Just a suggestion, but what if you added lights and moving parts. I didn't know if you thought about that or not. It's still awesome. 😮
Yes, I'm planning to add lights. I ordered electronics online and I will record mounting process and upload video in the future. Im not sure when, but I will for sure.
@WhattoRepair super cool . Hopefully, I will see your results .
Yes I liked the way he done the building😊
ive worked in scrap metal yards for over 10 yrs and this is great
I learned some new stuff.Thank you. I will apply it to 1:87. Love using whatever I have laying around for modeling.
Glad it was helpful!
Da muss man erst mal drauf kommen..hast echt gut gemacht
Awesome! Really enjoy watching you create these amazing dioramas! Amazing work!
Thank you very much!
What a unussual building model technics!!! So inspirated bro!!!
What a load of junk!
Awesome diorama sir, the car crusher is great even dirt/gravel is very real looking. I live right next an old junk yard and yours pretty spot on. Great video sir!
I love it. Great ideas for weathering and trashing.
Hello, very inspiring ,thanks for sharing !
How big would you say this diorama is ?
Thanks for watching!
@@icw2025 You can see at 0:38 Base size is 55x110 cm.
Outstanding work and very realistic. I got so many ideas to apply in my own work. Thanks! Greetings from Switzerland. 🍁☕👍
Thank you. I'm glad that my work can be inspirative to someone who is also very skilled like you.
some really great ideas in there! Nicely done!
Wow this is an amazing great piece of art! Like it much! 👍👍🤝
What an awesome diorama. I got a ton of ideas from this. Thanks for sharing!
Glad you liked it!
Very nice work! Thank you for the Lego tips 😉👍
Not half bad for 40 minutes !
This is incredible, nice work! Subscribed 😉
Thank you for subscription.
No problem
Phenomenal build. The video was nice to watch and inspirational as well.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Looks good!
Saludos de aquí de Venezuela me gusta como hace la maqueta de chatarra de carritos
Gracias. Saludos para Venezuela desde Serbia.
I was just wondering why you kept measuring the same cardboard ? For the thickness ?
Because that cardboard comes in different thickness. At the beginning I was using 1 mm cardboard for concrete paving and 2 mm for shed walls. So people can see what I was using in terms of structural strenght.
I would recommend a shifter for your loose material when spreading it, makes it easier and any left over can easily be put back
Tebrik ediyorum harika bir droma oldu elinize sağlık 👏👏👏👏👏👍
Великолепно, игрушкам вторую жизнь. 2:38 попробуйте использовать пакет с песком.
bonsoir a oui j adore sublime travail
“No cars were hurt in the making of this video”
The red hotwheels ferrari 430 they stopped making them and its pretty expensive if it was good condition but its bent😢😢
Good one lol 😂
very cool work
Awesome work.
Full watch and share.
New subscriber to you today.
Mike Espo .
Big like 👍.
Thanks for the sub!
33:25 I found "that" red Porsche👀
👍 great work & video mate
Thanks for the visit
Absolutely class!
wow, looks awesome.
Nice work. Love the fencing design 👍🏽😎
I dig it man🎉😮
I really like this only thing I would add is like barrels for fluids like gas oil a spot for the workers and a scale when you first pull in
It looks great.
Would've been better if you topup with Resin 😅 and turn it into a table, but so far so good 👍 really enjoyed it
Nice job...
The best description of "when trash meets art"
Very cool love it!!!❤❤
Thanks!!
Amazing🎉🎉❤
Great work!!!!
Thank you!
I have picked a lot of tips with this build 🙏
That a good way to display toys in windows
Wow good diorama
Hay que vacunarse contra el tétanos de tan real que casi es!👌👌👌👌
Looks real!
Awesome work got a new subscriber
Thanks for subbing
Brilliant!
Very cool, I like it
Glad you like it
Amazing step by step. Thank you so much! What is the PWA/water mixture?
As a car fan I'm getting really mad seeing you break the cars 😂
Believe me, those cars that I have broken are so bad that even kids doesn't want to play with them. They are some cheap chinese junk, and I think many of them are dangerous because of sharp edges, paint is peeling off and leaving paint dust etc. I broke few Welly cars but flea markets are full of them.
@@WhattoRepair ok 😂
Very very nice 😮👍👍👍
Thanks for the visit
Awesome to watch.
Junk junk junk 😍
Wow 😊😊😊
Awesome 👍👍
I am new to the channel and just seeing this awesome video...I was wondering what do you pay for scrap...lol...looks really good
Welcome to the channel. Can you be more specific on what scrap you are thinking? Or you are just kidding? :) I don't pay for most of this junk, those are things that I've collected over several years. Pieces from old and broken toys and electronic parts.
@@WhattoRepair i think he was joking, he was asking what your current price for scrap at your scrapyard is, i work at scrapyard and get asked this all the time
Thank you very much 😊
Wicked cool
Very awesome hobby
It sure is
I was thinking you were going to glue a magnet in the center of the claw and then dip it into the metal pieces so they would stick randomly to the magnet and look like it grabbed a big bunch of metal in its claw.
I was thinking about magnet too, but I decided for this solution. I even have second attachment for this "crane", it's real magnet in circular shape, but I forgot to take pictures of it.
Bro is cooking dinner for the robots
Because for the small metal things
But he has a better idea making a cool realistic junk yard
Love how he reused the broken cars he had around
Made out of 2nd hand toys from goodwill