I do much the same process but instead of foil I use thin clear plastic which formed the original package. It holds the rivet imprints better and seems easier to work with.
Loved the tutorial my brother. Very informative and I love that bel air it gives me an idea for a bel air gasser I have. Thanks. Keep up the good work brother.😎👍
Very clever. But I keep thinking what About skipping the edge folding part? Not all armor is so thick. Maybe there’s a technical reason I’m not considering?
Good idea. I also use soda or beer can. It's little stronger aluminum and you don't need to straight it, if you don't damage the can.
Might give that a try . Thanks for the tip!
I do much the same process but instead of foil I use thin clear plastic which formed the original package. It holds the rivet imprints better and seems easier to work with.
That's interesting.... how well does paint take to it?
@@WastelandsRaceway if you use plastic rated primer, it should do fine.
Cool idea to use the aluminum, so far I've just used thin cardboard. The rivets are a nice touch!
Glad you like! I will watch out for rivets on you makes!! (No pressure 😉)
@@WastelandsRaceway I've been meaning to try some rivets on some stuff, guess I'd better get on it!
Takeaway food packaging works well too
Bigger rivets rule !!! Thank you for this idea
Indeed .... bigger, better, faster, MORE!!
This is brilliant! I definietly have to give this a try!
Glad you like!
Very cool!! I love seeing creative ideas like this!
Thank you! There will be more in the near future!
Loved the tutorial my brother. Very informative and I love that bel air it gives me an idea for a bel air gasser I have. Thanks. Keep up the good work brother.😎👍
Thanks! Glad you found it useful. A few more in the pipeline 👍🏻👍🏽👍🏿
"Here's one I prepared earlier" - love you you knew it was going to sound ridiculous and very 'cooking show' but you said it anyway
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Really cool result with materials we all have at home! Fantastic.
And the best part .... the materials cost nothing!
Thanks - this looks simple enough that even I can do it - as long as my girlfriend doesn't get tired o me hoarding garbage for gaming :D
Hide it all .... deny all knowledge ... thats bound to work!
Just found your channel. Enjoyed this how to video very much.
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@@WastelandsRaceway - Thanks, I have a small collection of diecast. And I am into big time HO slot car’s also.
this is a great idea I learned something new today thank you.
It will also work with the thin plasticard you use on your conversikns
@@WastelandsRaceway Yep I know but I never considered tin foil as a valid building material so I'm adding it to my arsenal thanks to your video.
Very cool !! Will be trying this out soon
Let us know how it goes
So gonna use this!
Go for it!
These cars are amazing
Glad you like them 👍👍🏽👍🏿
Thank you for an AMAZING video. New Sub!!!
Welcome aboard LJ!
What a great idea
Good technique! 😃
Thank you! Cheers!
I like it a lot. I am waiting for guns print from my brother but plates I am gonna do by myself. And I think I do it yourway
You can use all sorts of trash to pimp up your cars. Go mad!
Superb!
Glad you enjoyed 🙂
Awesome!
Thanks!
I... think we can learn a bit about stuff from each other 👍Gonna steal this armor idea off of You. lol
Its there to be stolen! Be great to see how you get on with it
Going to be saving baby formula seals from now on. Cheers!
All our friends and family have similar instructions!
@@WastelandsRaceway Since I am primarily working in Micro Machine scale, this solution is way better than plasticard. Thanks again.
Super tuto 👍Merci
Je suis content que cela t'aie plu
Very clever. But I keep thinking what About skipping the edge folding part? Not all armor is so thick. Maybe there’s a technical reason I’m not considering?
Very true, and sometimes I do use a single thickness with no folding. I am usually a chunky armour kinda guy though!
@@WastelandsRaceway chunky armor means better implied protection
That, and its easier for my aging eyes to see when I try to paint it!
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Thanks . Let us know how your attempt went 😁
Good tip though, thanks. :)
No worries!
Don’t you lose the rivet over time by handling the car?
Hmm ... Good question. The answer is that I don't know. So far its not been a problem.