Great to see someone didn't forget their early schooling arts and crafts! Every other crawler track video uses that expensive plaster wrap and expanding foam.
Very well done sir 😎 that is the most fantastic pile of litter I have ever seen. Well done with the results that you have achieved with this🧐 me and my son really want to do something like this, we have been getting little bits and pieces of obstacles together but nothing as good as this 🤩 could you let me know how it has held up? Has your wheels spinning scuffed the finish or eaten into the paper machè or anything? I'm thinking about using your method 🤔 but I might layer some epoxy based varnish on the dry paper machè before I lay the primer down to make it tougher 🤷♂️..... obviously I'll key the finish on the epoxy before attempting the primer though 😎👍 It kinda looks like the top of some spooky geezer's head protruding from the ground 💀👌 I think it's great! Im sure my son will feel the same when I show him this 😎👍 Thank you for sharing.
Hey thanks for checking it out, Its still holding up alright although i had to make room in the house so its kind of put away in storage right now. I might pull it out and make an other video with it. Its pretty solid with enough layers of paper and paint but adding epoxy should make it indestructible. I hope to start working on some new obstacles next week but might be a bit before the video is done.
12:02= HA! I knew you were a Canuck from your accent! And the Tim's cup cinched it! LOL!!! Great build! So much free stuff to build with, I don't know why anyone buys stuff! And nice job using paper mache. Free and looks better than the plaster cloth. The plaster cloth always shows through. Have fun!
@@wreckemrc 😁 I was born back East. I'm planning to do some 2x2 sections of course. I'm thinking each section with have 4 sides, so when combined with more and more sections they can make an infinitely variable course. And vatious shapes. One long line or a big square or an "L".
@@wingnutbert9685 Sorry lol, as soon as I saw the yellow bag of flour with the French label showing "Tout Usage" (all purpose) I recognised the Canadian factor - then when I heard buddy's accent I thought "O fk yah bud!" Haha 😄
I would try your local post office if you have one or a store that sells newspapers to see if they have any old ones they are throwing out. We get a free news paper dillivered weekly so I just saved them up.
do loved the final result, but must say DO NOT USE FLOUR AND WATER, it will attract roaches, they love that stuff I learned the hard way many years ago due school project, its better to use white glue and water same result. If I were you sadly I'll trow it away and do a new one. cheers.
That's interesting. I'm not sure if location is a factor in that or what because we have been doing paper mache crafts for years and have never had that problem. I can't help but to imagine a kid at the front of a class with their volcano science project erupting with roaches lol
@@wreckemrc LOL yeah it was a piñata and the original material are just like the paper mache crafts but even the original piñatas are now made with glue due to that issue with critters like roaches yikes! so yeah location and also what you did to cover it all with paint may help prevent it a bit, but I'll say its matter of time due the flour its food for them XD if I were you just next project do it with glue you will get the same results as with the mache but without the risk. just saying, loved your mini crawler course I just finished mine, made it with styrofoam, so easy to carb and shape. can't wait to see what upgrades you do int he future to your course and rigs, cheers.
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Great to see someone didn't forget their early schooling arts and crafts! Every other crawler track video uses that expensive plaster wrap and expanding foam.
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Nice. Looks like the upper half of an owls head. Nice big eye sockets to drive into.
Thanks 👍
Been working on an modular course also only using whatever free stuff is around. Budget builds are the best.
Got to save money on building the course to spend on fixing up the truck.
A heck of a lot cheaper to go paper mache method than buying the plaster sheets. I enjoyed the use of classical music and your narration
Hey thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed it.
I was also thinking the music was a nice touch. I love listening to this and jazz while I work on projects myself
Perfect table top idea
awesome.God bless.
Bob Ross would approve 👍
I’m impressed…that turned out fantastic!!! Thanks for the video.
Hey thanks for checking it out.
Brilliant, great music choice and the Bob Ross comment 😂
my indoor course started off as a budget build but i kind of got carried away! but man i they cool!
Great vid, man. I enjoyed watching and this a great budget build!
Hey thanks for checking it out and the positive feedback.
Nice work my friend, course came out lookin great! Cheers
Thanks
Very nice DIY vid :)
Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Magnifique et ingénieux
Very well done sir 😎 that is the most fantastic pile of litter I have ever seen. Well done with the results that you have achieved with this🧐 me and my son really want to do something like this, we have been getting little bits and pieces of obstacles together but nothing as good as this 🤩 could you let me know how it has held up? Has your wheels spinning scuffed the finish or eaten into the paper machè or anything? I'm thinking about using your method 🤔 but I might layer some epoxy based varnish on the dry paper machè before I lay the primer down to make it tougher 🤷♂️..... obviously I'll key the finish on the epoxy before attempting the primer though 😎👍
It kinda looks like the top of some spooky geezer's head protruding from the ground 💀👌 I think it's great! Im sure my son will feel the same when I show him this 😎👍
Thank you for sharing.
Hey thanks for checking it out, Its still holding up alright although i had to make room in the house so its kind of put away in storage right now. I might pull it out and make an other video with it. Its pretty solid with enough layers of paper and paint but adding epoxy should make it indestructible. I hope to start working on some new obstacles next week but might be a bit before the video is done.
12:02= HA! I knew you were a Canuck from your accent! And the Tim's cup cinched it! LOL!!! Great build! So much free stuff to build with, I don't know why anyone buys stuff! And nice job using paper mache. Free and looks better than the plaster cloth. The plaster cloth always shows through. Have fun!
Hahaha you caught me I am Canadian. Thanks I think it turned out pretty good for my first build. I'm glad you like it.
@@wreckemrc 😁 I was born back East. I'm planning to do some 2x2 sections of course. I'm thinking each section with have 4 sides, so when combined with more and more sections they can make an infinitely variable course. And vatious shapes. One long line or a big square or an "L".
The tout usage farine right at the start haha!
@@chris4536 ??? Sorry dude. No idea what you were trying to say. :)
@@wingnutbert9685 Sorry lol, as soon as I saw the yellow bag of flour with the French label showing "Tout Usage" (all purpose) I recognised the Canadian factor - then when I heard buddy's accent I thought "O fk yah bud!" Haha 😄
Looks great!!! Is there a video of you rolling on it. Wondering if it might be to slick
Hey thanks yeah i have a couple videos of me playing on it.
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LOL,wounder how many got the Bob Ross mention ?
Where can I get newspaper from looks like you would need a lot there I definitely am wanting to build that though
I would try your local post office if you have one or a store that sells newspapers to see if they have any old ones they are throwing out. We get a free news paper dillivered weekly so I just saved them up.
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Quick question: what editing software do you use?
DaVinci Resolve
interesting, I always used glue and water for paper mache
I feel like the flour would mold or something
I guess using flour is the old fashioned way. I've never had a problem with it but it does have a few layers of paint too.
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do loved the final result, but must say DO NOT USE FLOUR AND WATER, it will attract roaches, they love that stuff I learned the hard way many years ago due school project, its better to use white glue and water same result.
If I were you sadly I'll trow it away and do a new one. cheers.
That's interesting. I'm not sure if location is a factor in that or what because we have been doing paper mache crafts for years and have never had that problem. I can't help but to imagine a kid at the front of a class with their volcano science project erupting with roaches lol
@@wreckemrc LOL yeah it was a piñata and the original material are just like the paper mache crafts but even the original piñatas are now made with glue due to that issue with critters like roaches yikes! so yeah location and also what you did to cover it all with paint may help prevent it a bit, but I'll say its matter of time due the flour its food for them XD if I were you just next project do it with glue you will get the same results as with the mache but without the risk. just saying, loved your mini crawler course I just finished mine, made it with styrofoam, so easy to carb and shape. can't wait to see what upgrades you do int he future to your course and rigs, cheers.
@user-vc9iy7ye6w Thanks for checking out the video and the feed back. 😀
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