I want to share my try with damaged fuel/oil drum (or barrel) from aluminium foil in 1/35. I'm sure many people know this method, this is my way to make it
Damaged fuel/oil drum
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Damaged fuel/oil drum in 1/35
Venko555
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Posted: Tuesday, February 19, 2019 - 05:02 AM UTC
RobinNilsson
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Posted: Sunday, September 01, 2019 - 07:05 PM UTC
Interesting!
Thanks for making the instruction video
/ Robin
Thanks for making the instruction video
/ Robin
timmyp
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Posted: Monday, September 02, 2019 - 06:20 AM UTC
Hi! I just completed watching your video on making a 1/35th scale oil drum - very intense! But I have 2 questions, and one of the questions was maybe answered in the comments section of your video: you say you use kitchen-grade aluminum foil, but what with all the handling of the drum in your video, I have to believe that that material is thicker than the regular aluminum foil, and maybe even thicker than what is called "heavy-duty" foil. Do you know what thickness that foil is that you used?
My second question is about the black ink pen you use in the initial drawing of the drum: who made the pen, and what width is it? I really like ink pens, especially pens that have a good flow of ink.
Thanks!
Tim
My second question is about the black ink pen you use in the initial drawing of the drum: who made the pen, and what width is it? I really like ink pens, especially pens that have a good flow of ink.
Thanks!
Tim