Ah, this is exactly what I was looking for! Thanks mate! I'm in VIC and can confirm that Spotlight no longer has the Fiskars paper crimper listed, but couple of other places still sell it. Managed to pick one up on sale for $17 😬
Nice, been looking for a easy way to make those. I've seen some other ways, but this is by far the easiest. About the rust, could vinaigre with some steelwool do the trick? Or would aluminium react in a unwanted way? Anyway, thanks for this, I can sure use this tip.
Man that is so smart. I have watched a lot of your videos and I have learn a lot. Thanks for your videos. P.S. What do you use to make the rust hole in the sheets ? Again thanks for your videos.
Great ideas, but you throw a lot of chatty talk in there and that takes a lot of time away from demonstrating the work. You need to keep it short and to the point. What to buy, where to buy, etc., use lower 3rds in the video to show that.
This is really smart! I have been looking for this for buildings but now I am inspired for other uses. 🇨🇦🥓
Glad you like it! yes i have used this tool so much, and its still going strong, and saved me so much money not having to buy pre-made stuff.
Great video mate👍great to hear another Aussie builder
This is super helpful for my 1:24th scale as I need some farm outbuildings and this looks great!
I’m glad it was useful, it really is a good tool if you build a lot of dioramas, happy building.
i realize I am pretty randomly asking but do anybody know of a good place to watch newly released tv shows online ?
@Matteo Omari Meh lately I have been using Flixportal. Just search on google after it:D -orlando
@Orlando Mordechai Thank you, I went there and it seems like a nice service =) I appreciate it!!
@Matteo Omari happy to help :)
Great tip!!!! Thanks for sharing.
Ah, this is exactly what I was looking for! Thanks mate! I'm in VIC and can confirm that Spotlight no longer has the Fiskars paper crimper listed, but couple of other places still sell it. Managed to pick one up on sale for $17 😬
Very cool Morrie!
BRAVO!
After watching that I ordered one from eBay I was wondering if pop cans would work thank you
No, drink can is to thick for the crimper, the cooking trays are perfect and quite solid once rolled.
Amazing tip thanks mate 💯🇦🇺
Nice tutorial buddy.
You can use empty drink cans. ( Beer, cola etc. basically free aluminum ).
I have found the drink cans are to thick to get a good corrugations on.
Nice, been looking for a easy way to make those. I've seen some other ways, but this is by far the easiest.
About the rust, could vinaigre with some steelwool do the trick? Or would aluminium react in a unwanted way?
Anyway, thanks for this, I can sure use this tip.
Glad I could help
Man that is so smart. I have watched a lot of your videos and I have learn a lot. Thanks for your videos. P.S. What do you use to make the rust hole in the sheets ? Again thanks for your videos.
Rust holes? i do bullet holes with a pin, if its plastic i do them with a dremel and a hobby knife.
Hello !!! where to buy Fiskar s paper crimper please my friend ?
“People look for ‘realism’ in every detail” the rail from the pan, would it be possible to use a a ‘drain pipe” awesome vid, good j o b !!
Great ideas, but you throw a lot of chatty talk in there and that takes a lot of time away from demonstrating the work. You need to keep it short and to the point. What to buy, where to buy, etc., use lower 3rds in the video to show that.
too much talk - then I walk!