here's a good idea,you could get and build a model of the green hornet black beauty car from the 1966 series,then build the secret garage,britt reid's living room,the fake opening and closing kissin' candy mints billboard and the secret driveway.that would be a great garage diorama idea!
Wow! This is wonderful! I´ve been using a crude cardboard "workshop" set for some of my rc car films for quite a while, and this superb video has made me realise I need to raise my game! Watching it has been an education; please accept my thumbs up, given in a spirit of open admiration : )
If you go to my channel you can see it in the thumbnails for my brushless Carisma Beetle and 2002 Ford Focus videos, though it´s used in many more (Mini, Ford Taunus and Cortina, Minor Traveller) . The Snap-On chests are made of cardboard and so are the MiG welder, workbench and walls, so it´s nothing like as impressive as yours. I try not to stay in there for too long in any given vid in case the breeze wobbles the walls : )
Thanks! The garage itself with the MDF, windows, paint etc. was probably around $40 - $50. It's all of the scale items inside that drive the cost up. Toolboxes, lift, dumpster, meter box, a/c and all of the little things inside probably did cost a couple hundred bucks, but I collected them over about 3 months so it's hard to guess the total out of pocket. Probably better that way! : )
I collected the scale items from all over. Some of it came from toy wrestler figures or 1:12 scale dollhouse items. I found things at Hobby Lobby and lots on Ebay, by searching 1:10 scale accessories or 1:12 scale. Once I had enough I started designing the building and adding the scale items.
here's a good idea,you could get and build a model of the green hornet black beauty car from the 1966 series,then build the secret garage,britt reid's living room,the fake opening and closing kissin' candy mints billboard and the secret driveway.that would be a great garage diorama idea!
Wow is this awesome, Love your scale garage super cool thanks for sharing I'll be watching for more
Nice work Thanks for sharing..
Wow! This is wonderful! I´ve been using a crude cardboard "workshop" set for some of my rc car films for quite a while, and this superb video has made me realise I need to raise my game! Watching it has been an education; please accept my thumbs up, given in a spirit of open admiration : )
+Del350K4 Thank you for the wonderful compliments! I certainly hope to see some video of your upcoming garage one day. : )
If you go to my channel you can see it in the thumbnails for my brushless Carisma Beetle and 2002 Ford Focus videos, though it´s used in many more (Mini, Ford Taunus and Cortina, Minor Traveller) . The Snap-On chests are made of cardboard and so are the MiG welder, workbench and walls, so it´s nothing like as impressive as yours. I try not to stay in there for too long in any given vid in case the breeze wobbles the walls : )
amazing work sir! hats off to you!
Great Project! Best regards from Brazil!
Thank you, Brazil! I love your women! : )
Nice work
Okay thank you for the information, i was trying to find 1/24 scale building materials like 2x4's and 2x6's but no luck
Beautiful job dude!
+Brent Plewes Thanks very much. : )
Amazing job. Where did you get all the scale stuff. I'm wanting to build one myself but can't find half of what I'm looking for scale wise.
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u should make one for 1/64 =s scale
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F***ing nice ,good job !
+Kunta Kinte Thank you! I appreciate the compliment. : )
thats amazing. where did you get all the accessories?
I collected them over time and decided to put them all together in one big garage. : )
so baller.. if you dont mind me asking what do you think overall cost of this is like 500$ ?
Thanks! The garage itself with the MDF, windows, paint etc. was probably around $40 - $50. It's all of the scale items inside that drive the cost up. Toolboxes, lift, dumpster, meter box, a/c and all of the little things inside probably did cost a couple hundred bucks, but I collected them over about 3 months so it's hard to guess the total out of pocket. Probably better that way! : )
@@alphamale1568 yea thats where i figured most of the cost was . its crazy how each tiny peice is like 20$
Where do you get those 1/10 scale people?
I generally buy things from Ebay. 7" figures are about the right size.
Ok, thank you
I want it
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Where do you buy the scaled materials from?
I collected the scale items from all over. Some of it came from toy wrestler figures or 1:12 scale dollhouse items. I found things at Hobby Lobby and lots on Ebay, by searching 1:10 scale accessories or 1:12 scale. Once I had enough I started designing the building and adding the scale items.