Nov. 19, 2022---I went a different route for barbed wire. I use bug screen as used on windows and screen doors. I cut the screen apart so I have "strands" and use at least 2 of 'em. Put one end in a pin vise, the other in my Dremel set at a LOW speed. This twists the strands easily and of course, making sure there's the same space between each strand. When satisfied, hit the "wire" with sprayable glue which draws within a minute or two. Good enough for my 1/35 scale dioramas and of course, will always have extra lengths to use somewhere else.
Hi Don, been following along with your videos and have to say very impressed with how you do it. Probably a silly question, how do you lay the grout on the building without having edges to get the correct thickness ? If that make sense lol
Hi I have a Question Pleas ... I'am from South Africa I'am a Bigener in Daorama and I collect Hotwheels ... but I can seem to find a place That makes 3D printing people for my Diorama is There a Nother way to make people for my Diorama
Wow got to be the best I have seen great work on this demo 🎉
Just made so Don, works great. I used wire with a 1/4 mesh opening and the results are fantastic! Thanks again!
Never seen this way to make barbed wire, but it's very good idea and also and a very nice result. thanks for sharing this Don
Thanks for the info,it helped me a lot
Even if someone else has made a video with a similar idea I like the way articulated it and nice work on the diorama!!
That's the best I have seen thus far! Thanks for the help sir.
Wow, looks so easy to do. Remarkably! Thank you so much. I'm gonna do this.
Found it.
Yes, this is incredibly easier than the way I did it.
I'll definitely remember this the next time.
Thank you Don.
best tutorial for barb wire!!!!!!
Nov. 19, 2022---I went a different route for barbed wire. I use bug screen as used on windows and screen doors. I cut the screen apart so I have "strands" and use at least 2 of 'em. Put one end in a pin vise, the other in my Dremel set at a LOW speed. This twists the strands easily and of course, making sure there's the same space between each strand. When satisfied, hit the "wire" with sprayable glue which draws within a minute or two. Good enough for my 1/35 scale dioramas and of course, will always have extra lengths to use somewhere else.
Unique, simply unique💯❤️
Really awesome, thanks a million Don for sharing👍🏼💯
Hello Don I have not seen your technique before so it is unique! Unless otherwise advised well done
Very cool thank you.
Love it.....will definitely be doing this for my equestrian dioramas.
It looks great. I've seen people doing the same but holding the wire in a drill which does the twisting really quick and tight.
That might work but chicken wire is very brittle and prone to breaking. Steady twisting manualy l think is better.
@@nanplabwern Good point. Don't want barbed wire (however small) twanging off into your face 😀
Nice job
Thank You Sir!
Hi Don, been following along with your videos and have to say very impressed with how you do it. Probably a silly question, how do you lay the grout on the building without having edges to get the correct thickness ? If that make sense lol
I know what you mean, it's a case of feeling the right thickness. Too thin and you mark the bricks onto cardboard. Too thick is better.
How did you make the concrete post the wire is connected to?
Just two pieces of 3mm cardboard and cut to shape then a grey grout to give it the concrete look
Hi I have a Question Pleas ... I'am from South Africa I'am a Bigener in Daorama and I collect Hotwheels ... but I can seem to find a place That makes 3D printing people for my Diorama is There a Nother way to make people for my Diorama
Try "Tamiya" models, they sell models of people
@@nanplabwern Thank U so Much will have a look but do They sell world Whide
@@danielleslabbert1573 l'm sure they do
@@nanplabwern Thank U and been watching for a while Great stuff u doing like it been geving me insperation to do it to makes me feel Good
What Guage is the Chicken wire You use Sir??
I'm not sure of the wire guage but it is 0.4 mm thick and the grid is 7mm square pretty standard size chicken wire.