That was awesome! Loved seeing a split video like this. I watched the Odin Makes one first so it was cool to see him hand off to you to make the finishing touches. It really came out amazing! thanks for the video!
He's a great guy that I have known forever!!! He usually has Joe help him with paint and Joe is amazing ... I am just helping him and me at the same time!!
These are awesome! And that case was a real find even before Odin fixed it up. Quick unsolicited tip - don't use rubber cement. Use either liquid latex or latex artists masking fluid. Much easier to remove than rubber cement. Cheers!
I have used those and toothpaste … just didn’t have any on hand! Thank you so much for checking it out and ALWAYS thank you for any tips and feedback!!
So I finished watching all of your videos. I feel accomplished and also sad cause there are no more videos to watch. Love your channel. I hope to start my own channel soon.
@@trytofinishsomething don't doubt yourself. you're really good too. i haven't mentioned this to joe or odin but i think it would be fun and help with more cross channel traffic.
Another awesome build! And what a great find with that case! All that real weathering is so good, yet you still managed to make it better :D Keep killing it, man!
i was wondering what the other case was going to look like, for the video, on odin's channel. now i know and i'm interested in what its going to look like.
I did not make the “easy” to replace. I don’t turn them on very often so they should last a long time. I did take one apart and because I only used a little glue it didn’t take much force to separate.
What would be some differences for weathering for a prop that has two years of grime and rust compared to something that has been around for like 20 years and just beaten to heck
For me I look to more real world “things” as examples … after a few years you might have a little bit of rust, but more dust and dirt. After 20 it’s all your imagination … rust, decay, dirt, mud, leaks … it’s all on the table!
Fantastic video as always Shawn! I love the wire nuts and aluminum foil solution, great idea!
So low tech!!!
I agree, if it works it's not crazy.
It looks like a movie prop, it is beautiful!
I really ... really appreciate that!!
The thrilling conclusion of the thermal detonator carrying case! ♥️ Well done guys.
Thank you so very much!
Very neat (grungy!) final result.. great to see a collaboration and do-able how-to guide like this. Thanks!!
Thanks Graham! I appreciate that!!
Awesome job! I also really like the idea of an abandoned Rebel weapons depot! Very original!
Thank you so much … I am not sure why I always have the need for so much story!!
I love this build!
It was a LOT of fun!!
@@trytofinishsomething I'm about to make a td out of scrap parts and you gave me some ideas. Hopefully this works out lol
I shared this with my friends and family because it was so helpful, everyone needs to
That was awesome! Loved seeing a split video like this. I watched the Odin Makes one first so it was cool to see him hand off to you to make the finishing touches. It really came out amazing! thanks for the video!
Thanks David!!! Appreciate the feedback and the watch!
All I can say is thank you for sharing this 💕💕💕
This really turned out great Shawn! So cool you get to work with Oden!!
He's a great guy that I have known forever!!! He usually has Joe help him with paint and Joe is amazing ... I am just helping him and me at the same time!!
As Shawn said, I have known him forever, and I feel lucky to work with him!
@@OdinMakes very cool! Love your work too man!! And apologies for misspelling your name …
These are awesome! And that case was a real find even before Odin fixed it up.
Quick unsolicited tip - don't use rubber cement. Use either liquid latex or latex artists masking fluid. Much easier to remove than rubber cement. Cheers!
I have used those and toothpaste … just didn’t have any on hand! Thank you so much for checking it out and ALWAYS thank you for any tips and feedback!!
I love these ideas! Im glad I clicked on your video thanks for sharing!
Great job Shawn ! So jealous of your talent . I wish I loved painting like you do . You and Odin are a good team . New show- Odin makes Shawn paints
And it kinda rhymes!
HA! I like it!
Okay I love how you made this simple 💕
This is the best one yet!! Thanks 😉
Wow this is a great video! Definitely much easier than the other methods 👍🏼
Brilliant video as always Shawn, long live the rebels
Thank you thank you thank you!
I think your "low tech" wiring is great for those of us that can't solder and want to do creative lighting like this!
Thank you … I am very “low tech”!!
So talented!!!
nice project, well done both of you!
Thank you very much … easy when Odin kills it to begin with!!
This came out amazing Shawn!! Great work!!!👊
Easy to follow thank you 😊
So I finished watching all of your videos. I feel accomplished and also sad cause there are no more videos to watch. Love your channel. I hope to start my own channel soon.
Thank you so much and please let me know when you start one!!! I would love to be the first subscriber!!
Great job just what im looking for, I will be trying this out
Loved this tutorial, will need to try your methods!
Thank you! Make sure you share you end result!
Looks terrific. Appreciate the “low tech” electronics, helps with budget building.
I just have no idea what I am doing and have to find ways to make things work for a giant dummy like me!!
heres a fun idea. odin makes two items. you paint one and joe paints one( once he has time). it would be a sort of fun competition.
I like the idea and it would be fun … I think Joe would win! I love how he paints!!
@@trytofinishsomething don't doubt yourself. you're really good too. i haven't mentioned this to joe or odin but i think it would be fun and help with more cross channel traffic.
Oh wow, hmmmm....
Another awesome build! And what a great find with that case! All that real weathering is so good, yet you still managed to make it better :D Keep killing it, man!
Thank you so much! I really enjoyed this one and was nervous to put it out there and see what others thought. THANKS!
Love watching your videos, awesome as always
Thank you sir!!!
This is BOSS... Just cool
Oh My God💛
love the video.. i finally watched it!! love it!!!
Thank you so much and thanks for having me on your show!
needed this!
Amazing I learned a lot from you thank you!
know these simple tips.
Just found this video.... really good.... but how do you change batteries in detonators?
The foam they sit in is pressure fit and is able to slide out!
Good job
Thank you very much!!
@@trytofinishsomething your welcome and I try to props
Hopefully ill see some results if I try doing what you suggest
superb work. What kind of battery did you use inside the thermal detonator?
There was so much room you could do almost anything. I used a 9v because it was what I had and it gave it a little weight.
i was wondering what the other case was going to look like, for the video, on odin's channel. now i know and i'm interested in what its going to look like.
Thanks for taking a look… the next video I made some changes too!!
Great job but I have one question. If you glued the two halves together how do you change the battery?
The whole foam piece slides out as one unit and the battery is below it!
That looks really well. But if you glued the Thermal Detonators together, do that mean you can't get into then again to replace the batteries?
I did not make the “easy” to replace. I don’t turn them on very often so they should last a long time. I did take one apart and because I only used a little glue it didn’t take much force to separate.
What would be some differences for weathering for a prop that has two years of grime and rust compared to something that has been around for like 20 years and just beaten to heck
For me I look to more real world “things” as examples … after a few years you might have a little bit of rust, but more dust and dirt. After 20 it’s all your imagination … rust, decay, dirt, mud, leaks … it’s all on the table!
The first 20 minutes were awesome, but I won't be able to do all 5 hours in one sitting.
Hahahah ... yeah ... I am dumb!
Oh yeah and first on 4 minutes here from release
I want to Learn this kind of taking Videoss📷! Teach me
awesome Videos, less spooky......kidding
Looks like a nvg case
You are probably right ... I have no idea what it is, but I love it!
uhh alright suuuureee...
The case is a battery case for night vision goggles.
Ahhhhh …. Thank you!!
There is another guy that does it way easier!
Wait why is the video 5h long? 😅
Hahahah! It was a movie!!
Wait try something from saints and sinners vr
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I love you guys but please wear masks. You need to be safer for your own sake and be more responsible because crafters look up to you.
You are 100% correct!
So talented!!!
Great job just what im looking for, I will be trying this out
Amazing I learned a lot from you thank you!