Igmar_TV-ScaleModels

[Igmar]

Hello.
In this video, we continue to create a metal tree that can be useful for a diorama or vignette. We will prepare thin, copper wire for use as tree branches. We anneal, stretch, bleach and tin chemically.
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[Igmar]

Hello.
This video talks about a modelling material called polymer bakeable clay. It shows how to create a sculptural part from clay and how to bake it properly.
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[Russ MIlland]

As I am just returning to model building, your videos are very welcome as they re-introduce me to approaches to model building and the tools involved.

 

Many thanks

 

Russ Milland

[Igmar]

On 9/2/2025 at 1:39 AM, Russ MIlland said:

As I am just returning to model building, your videos are very welcome as they re-introduce me to approaches to model building and the tools involved.

 

Many thanks

 

Russ Milland

I am very glad that the videos on the channel were useful to you. Thank you for watching.

[Igmar]

Hello, colleagues.
The new video discusses templates designed to simulate riveted joints on plastic models and metal surfaces. It provides detailed information about the tool used to simulate riveted joints. The process itself is clearly demonstrated.
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