...so now I have a sudden need to buy those switches 😅 These are perfect for miniatures, as they look identical to some switches I have at home. There's something so satisfying about adding real electronics to miniatures and sculptures. Great video as always. Keep up the awesome work 😉
I haven't been keeping track, but I'd say it's probably been less than $1000 USD, since I've largely been buying raw materials. In particular, all the lumber was (if I had to guess) less than $20, since I bought a bunch of full size "scratch and dent" lumber and milled it up myself on the table saw.
Yesterday, I made a video telling the story of why I started this project. If you're curious, take a look: th-cam.com/video/rbczdhyj4Fg/w-d-xo.html
Ryan Gaus thanks keep up the great work
This one was my favorite 🤩
It's sooooo great. Love it! 😍👍
Thanks!
So mind blowing!!! Now you just need to build the power plant 😃
Hahaha, maybe someday!
That's awesome. I was cringing over your soldering but, hey it works.
Wow, you went for ultra-realistic, down to the very last detail! Great job!
Thanks!
Missing parts to the house will be some awesome water lines with sewage drainage to make it a phenomenal piece of work.
Sweet more vids keep up the grand work loving the series
Glad you like them!
okay kiddo.. I love it. subbed.
Awesome! I'm glad to hear it!
so mesmerizing to watch it all come together and hear you talk about all this stuff that i have absolutly no understanding of myself ahahah
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great work! Really gives me visions for projects. Love the details!
Thanks!
...so now I have a sudden need to buy those switches 😅
These are perfect for miniatures, as they look identical to some switches I have at home. There's something so satisfying about adding real electronics to miniatures and sculptures.
Great video as always. Keep up the awesome work 😉
Definitely! Thanks for watching!
You da best
How much does it cost you to build so far?
I haven't been keeping track, but I'd say it's probably been less than $1000 USD, since I've largely been buying raw materials. In particular, all the lumber was (if I had to guess) less than $20, since I bought a bunch of full size "scratch and dent" lumber and milled it up myself on the table saw.