VERY NICE...AS A KID GROWING UP IN THE SEVENTIES..I REMEMBER MOST OF THE LORRIES BEING COVERED IN GREEN TARPAULIN...IN MY STREET ...AND BLUE....WATCHED THE BLOKES THROW THE ROPES OVER ....AND TIE THEM OFF ..THEN THROW THEM OVER IN A ZIG ZAG SHAPE AS IT WAS TIED OFF...THE GREEN PAPER BOUGHT SO MANY MEMORIES BACK...CORRECT COLOUR...
A good idea and very well explained. I have used thick aluminum foil from take way food containers to make China clay wagon covers in the past, this method is much easier, quicker and involves no painting.
Started at the beginning and most impressed. Can't wait to see the next one, just like a TV drama. I could be here some time. Getting to be a habit with you Birch.
Well done ... But tarpaulins usually have ropes and ties attached to the sides of the tarp to tie it down with... so it would look much better if it was that way.
I wouldn’t advise it… I’ve found sprayers more for sticking things to other things where is this glue makes it all soggy and droop correctly but then sets it in that position to… A bit like plaster bandage on mountains :)
VERY NICE...AS A KID GROWING UP IN THE SEVENTIES..I REMEMBER MOST OF THE LORRIES BEING COVERED IN GREEN TARPAULIN...IN MY STREET ...AND BLUE....WATCHED THE BLOKES THROW THE ROPES OVER ....AND TIE THEM OFF ..THEN THROW THEM OVER IN A ZIG ZAG SHAPE AS IT WAS TIED OFF...THE GREEN PAPER BOUGHT SO MANY MEMORIES BACK...CORRECT COLOUR...
I have a number of your locos.they are fantastic.
Excellent; no time wasting, top channel, had to sub😃
Thank you so much ! That’s really appreciated 😊
A good idea and very well explained. I have used thick aluminum foil from take way food containers to make China
clay wagon covers in the past, this method is much easier, quicker and involves no painting.
Started at the beginning and most impressed. Can't wait to see the next one, just like a TV drama. I could be here some time. Getting to be a habit with you Birch.
Ah amazing ! That’s what I like to hear 😊
Excellent, thanks for sharing.
Great channel,. Very interesting and informative, well done.
Thanks bro 😊
Looks amazing. Well done👍
Thank you kindly ! :)
Yep new channel, new fresh approach 👌😎 regards fred ps watched it twice I’m impressed
Thank you so much! I really appreciate the kind words 🙏🏽
Nice work!
Cool
Well done ... But tarpaulins usually have ropes and ties attached to the sides of the tarp to tie it down with... so it would look much better if it was that way.
Just saw your channel ..subbed 👍
Thank you so much for your support! Have a great afternoon
Nice technique - we use Tunnocks Caramel wrappers. But will deffo give this method a try!
Bluffers to Buffers that’s another great way! Let me know how you get on with this way
Very useful and well made video, Thank you - Liked and subscribed :)
Thank you so much ! :)
Simple and effective...
Great how to video.
Thank you :)
Great work. Thks for sharing.
My pleasure! Thanks for taking the time to watch !
A great tutorial ..... You made it look really easy to do !! ..... I'm having a hard time with convincing scrap metal loads ...... any tips ?
Thank you 😊 if you’re any good at 3-D modelling then maybe look at 3-D printing some parts !
@@RustyRailsModelling Not all all, I ain't got a clue about 3D printing ..... I want you to put a clip out there so we can all learn how to do it ?
Can you do a video on station canopies (curved and straight) and terminus station roofs
we have a few videos in the pipeline but ill add to our list :)
Great video and shows how it isn't that hard to do.
Where did you get the fine tarp straps from?
Thanks ! I believe it’s just blue thread 🧵
@@RustyRailsModelling No problem! Where do you get it from and what gauge is best?
brilliant idea cool
stewart tower cranes Stewart thank you :)
can you just use a 3M spray adhesive?
I wouldn’t advise it… I’ve found sprayers more for sticking things to other things where is this glue makes it all soggy and droop correctly but then sets it in that position to… A bit like plaster bandage on mountains :)
It's a great method. Done a few many moons ago on some saved from the scrapline locos.
Look forward to seeing what's coming up.
Sub'd.
The Scrap Line Thank you ever so much !