One example of scratch building I did was the grey shed as seen in my series. Made out of coffee stirrers for the main structure and cardboard with one smooth part removed for the roof.
I have only scratch built one thing for my layout and it was a shed made out of lolipop sticks with a cardboard box base and I very much wish I saw this video first.
Nah jokes aside, it’s all mould dependent. If it’s like a wind up or something, where the cab is a part of the mould, then you just cut more carefully than normal - also it’s size dependent too.
Yeah ERTL’s probably an easier one to work with in terms of structure I think (assuming you have the right tools of course). You don’t necessarily have to worry about going to ham with the sawing process, it’s durable enough to not snap entirely mid cutting & when you very nearly cut through the whole component, you’ll see it slightly curve down before it falls to the floor, which of course means you’ve cut it.
There’s a website I’ve used before called ts19.potteriesloopline.co.uk, & in their locomotives section they have a variety of different cab interiors to choose from
One example of scratch building I did was the grey shed as seen in my series. Made out of coffee stirrers for the main structure and cardboard with one smooth part removed for the roof.
Great! Love the reaction to your rhyme!
I swear the music in the background Is from minecraft story mode right?
You are correct
@@ScrapyardStudios why exactly
It fit the theme of the video
I got Nostalga
Whoa. I gotta try this!
Nice
I do use some of these and I will start to make the roofs removable
Ive tried scratchbuilding before some ive done good bad and okay and these are relly great tips
I love these videos. Theyre very helpful!
Make more of these PLEASE
I have only scratch built one thing for my layout and it was a shed made out of lolipop sticks with a cardboard box base and I very much wish I saw this video first.
This will be great for helping me scratch build.
Glad to hear it!
Can you get match sticks without the red bit at one end?
Yeah, Amazon 1000 for a fiver
Nice
Do you have tips for adding/Making an Open Cab to a Tank Engine?
Use a saw bro
Nah jokes aside, it’s all mould dependent. If it’s like a wind up or something, where the cab is a part of the mould, then you just cut more carefully than normal - also it’s size dependent too.
@@ScrapyardStudios Ertl
Yeah ERTL’s probably an easier one to work with in terms of structure I think (assuming you have the right tools of course). You don’t necessarily have to worry about going to ham with the sawing process, it’s durable enough to not snap entirely mid cutting & when you very nearly cut through the whole component, you’ll see it slightly curve down before it falls to the floor, which of course means you’ve cut it.
@@ScrapyardStudios I don't have tools as of now, I'm only 14, maybe once I'm 18, I'll have the tools
What if i dont have a bachmann or similar models for mechanic references?
There’s a website I’ve used before called ts19.potteriesloopline.co.uk, & in their locomotives section they have a variety of different cab interiors to choose from
@@ScrapyardStudiosthank you
4:14 *Edward's close up model.
No that’s james’
@@ScrapyardStudioshe's not wrong tho, Eddie and James Have the same Cab Interior
@@jonathanthebigredenginehe’s not right ither
Epic
Nice Video Sam my old friend from school
You Knew Mr Scrappy?
Yeah
@@TriumphantTrain i have, no words, Is this True Scrappy?
I like you