1/6 Scale Diorama easy build Wooden Bridge. the next step. (Video 02)
2023 ж. 23 Нау.
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This is the second video In this short series showing the design and construction of a 1:6 Scale Wooden Bridge to provide a great feature for my large scale Armortek tanks to drive over.
In this video I show you the installation of the planks and main suspension construction.
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Thanks Tony! Love watching the bridge progress and can't wait to see the Tiger rolling across it!
Good morning Erik, and thank you. I have enjoyed building this bridge and yes the Tiger looks brilliant driving over it. I have filmed this with some smoke effects and this will be uploaded soon. have a great weekend.
Хорошо быть англичанином 🤩😍
thanks Tony
It's a wonderful bridge. Based on your creation, I will make one too. I'm looking forward to your next video. 素晴らしい橋ですね。 あなたの創造を参考にして私も作るだろう。 次の動画が楽しみです。
おはようございます辻本律夫です。優しい言葉をありがとう。それは素晴らしいニュースです。来週、私のコミュニティ ページに詳細な図面を投稿します。これには、使用した材料と寸法が記載されています。 Good morning Ritsuo Tsujimoto. Thank you for your kind words. That is great news. I will be posting a detailed drawing on my community page next week and this will list the materials used and dimensions...Hope this helps you get started.
😎😎looking good Sir ,quite a few helpers in this video . Have you seen Combat Dealers when the twins repaired a 251 pioneer 10 tonne bridge with soft wood because its tough but light. Looking forward to the Black Jack un boxing video👍👍.
Hi Steve, thanks again for your continued support. No, I have not seen this, but will look it up. I will be uploading some tank and bridge interaction stuff soon. My M26 arrived on Friday...Just finished filming the un-boxing and start the build tomorrow...I am bricking it a tad :-) These will start uploading in a couple of weeks...Have a great weekend.
The trusty hammer love it
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Thank you again. Very much appreciated.
Morning Tony, that's coming along nicely, I can imagine there was a bit of swearing when that top section kept dropping as you were trying to clamp it, I know I'd have called it a few names 😂
Morning Russ...thank you and yes...you know it 😂
Very nice Tony cracking job, will you raise the bridge on legs and build a earth bank/ramp at each end? I have found a face book group that 3d print stone walls buildings etc. 1/6 War vehicles only is the group.
Morning Gary...thanks for your continued great comments and support. I am thinking to bed it on gravel and span over a ditch...I am not on facebook but my missus is...I will ask her to look these up...as you know I am looking to build a bombed out building diorama and 3d printed walls would be a great way to get started. Have a great weekend mate.
Great project Tony! Is there a drill press in your future?
Hi Jim, I have one, but it's out of the Ark LOL..A new one is definitely on the wish list. Thanks for your positive comment and support. Have a great weekend.
Tony, the bridge is coming along very nicely. Did the Pershing show up on Friday as expected? I am still etch priming. Doing the tracks now then will be done with aluminum, then finally the steel sheet metal parts. Going through 8 cans of UPOL!
Good morning Ray. Thank you. Yes I now have my Pershing. I will be unboxing this over the weekend. Sounds like you are romping away with your build...at this rate you will have yours completed before i put the first fixing in.😂😂 ..8 Cans!!! wow! thanks for the heads up...I have 6 cans ready, but sounds like I will need more. I am unsure on how I will start yet as I have not seen the instructions, but looking forward to all that head scratching before I get started. From what you have seen, is the build relatively straight forward?
@@tonys_workshop Good afternoon Tony. Well maybe you will use less paint than I. I kept ordering two cans at a time. The paint just seems to go so fast, understanding that there is a lot of waste in spray cans that does not hit the parts. Now on to the sheet metal and steel parts but I will be using a more traditional automotive etch primer which is 1/4 the price. My build will slow done quite a bit soon as the weather starts to get warmer and my property gets my full attention. I am sure you will out pace me, but I don't want this to go too fast anyway since it is meant to be a project in my retirement. Plus, I am afraid that when this is done, I will want another. I will be watching to see what Armortek has in their new product line this year. Looking at the pictorials it SEEMS strait-forward for the most part, but I have seen a couple pages where maybe there is some clarity needed. I wish their color prints were not so dark at times - hard to see clearly. Ad I did not see that when they specify Loctite, as to which strength to use, as I have 4 different grades - one for rubber, one for permanence, one for removal and one in-between. Have fun taking inventory, 1400+ plus parts. I was missing one suspension piece which they have already sent me. One last thought, be careful with the bottom aluminum base, there is one very thin piece on one corner at about a 45 degree angle that is easy to bend accidentally.
Hi Ray...I have just finished un-boxing...omg! that turret and front armoured section is so heavy, but brilliantly casted and finished. I must admit as I was un-boxing, I did start to tremble a bit as there are so many parts. There was some familiar sections which i hope I can understand, but a large glass of wine is now required to settle down and study the instructions. You are 100% correct, these kits are not for rushing, but for taking time to build and patience is all important. Not sure where I am going to start, but at the beginning seems like the best plan. Looking at the instructions, I may elect to de-grease and assemble the bottom hull section before priming and painting. Thanks for the heads up on the base, I will be careful. Hope you continue to enjoy the build and wishing you a great evening.
@@tonys_workshop Thank you. I decided I’m just going to get all the priming out-of-the-way on all the parts first before I start putting anything together. Have fun.
Yippee first to comment I win the cookie 🍪 😂😂😂 great bridge Tony when are you going to start to dig out the pond for the bridge to go over😮
Morning Steve...congrats on winning the cookie 😂. Thanks for the great comments...I do have a plan for the bridge, but will share this later in the summer, once I get the courage to seek permission from the boss 😂😂 Have a great weekend.
@@tonys_workshop you too