YCC 250 ton Coke Drum by Cranes Etc TV

This is the Cranes Etc TV review of YCC Model's 1/50 scale model of a 250 ton Coke Drum in grey colour. The model number is 570-1. The full review is on the Cranes Etc website: www.CranesEtc.co.uk. Support Cranes Etc using Patreon: / cranesetc

Good video

[@aravindskaravindsk6386]

awesome...

[@CMaldonado1690]

Came for the models, stayed for the dad puns.

[@LovelessCzeon]

very nice detail graphic coke drum.. great preview ! :)

[@congninh3554]

NextBase Czeon

[@skeleguns10oooooo10]

Wow think back to your coke drum move by WSI. What is a coke drum?

[@JENKPROJECT]

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[@catwithabat7163]

Dafuq

[@valentincerda9645]

What's the price on this item

[@catwithabat7163]

What are coke drums used for

[@hxhdfjifzirstc894]

Probably for coking stuff. Like oil. Oirl.

[@Craningfordays]

how do u work out 1 ton in 1/50 scale to real life weight

[@gbarnewall1]

because volume is 3d (50x50x50) = 125,000. so work out your weight by using 1/125000 to scale down or 125000 to scale up

[@thunder230mph6]

I take it that this one wasn't a very big seller? I only said that because usually accessories aren't as popular as vehicles, but I could be wrong.

[@CranesEtcTV]

It is a specialist model so would not be made in big numbers.

[@user-ky1dv1fw6k]

256

[@kylevanwinkle2081]

Doesn't look like a coke drum looks like a reactor tower. Coke drums have a large flange opening at the bottom that a deltavalve bolts to to control the drop into the coke pit. Maybe Coker units are different in Europe but they don't look like that at motiva port arthur, Valero port arthur, total port Arthur
And they won't have any spelling errors the plant will refuse that kind of crappy quality control.
And typical coke drums can easily reach 500t

[@danmack3173]

That spelling hot damn

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2011,마모에트

[@mycrazy6588]

Nice joke