Old Gas Station Diorama - #3 Garage door Hinges | ModelJunkyard.com
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you are INSANE! I mean that with the utmost respect! I build garage dioramas but mine are more for simple display and don't look this amazing. I really like the idea of using the soda cans. Keep up the amazing work!
one of the best tips i have seen on here.
Cheaper too!! Hahaha. Plus you get the satisfaction of knowing YOU built it...not someone else.
And you`ve done it well, you`ve also answeared my question without reapproch.
Alot of hinges I see have a "play" in them which in time makes for a sloppy fit, that & the fact that they aren`t cheap to buy.
Your method is... Outstanding as I see it. Truth be known my passion is narrow guage trains, many road vehicals are modified to ride the rails, known as high lifts.
That's right!... if you enjoy building stuff from scratch, you just can not replace that satisfaction from buying stuff. :-)
Awesome. How clever!
AMAZING WORK, thank for sharing
THAT IS SOME AMAZING WORK!!! Such fine detail and effort. I love it!! Just so you know, I have added a good portion of your videos to my favorites list for quick review when I build a diorama. I just love this, and the stop motion video about putting the tanks in was EPIC!!! Thank you!!
I'm planning my first petrol station diorama, this video is both extremely inspiring and displays excelent practice! What an idea: aluminium cans, genius.
No problem buddy. Very helpful stuff!!
Your videos are truly enjoyable to watch! love seeing the entire progress
This is incredible. You have a great attention to detail... I'd like to see you try to automate the doors. Great job!
Awesome work on your door. Fantastic 3 videos. Those hinges are excellent man.
Thanks for your feedback! I'm glad you'll my videos when building your dioramas. -Seb-
Those fine details are amazing. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.
Hi Jason, thanks a lot for the feedback! I love to add lots of details to my models, I'm glad you like it and I hope that my tips are useful for you!
You are talented over the top Bro, Great video on how to, i love it,
Marc saying Peace from LHRSS & KPM & Freinds
I'm glad you like 'em. The hinges are 4x10mm (when open) What do you mean by tolerance? There is almost none tolerance. I cut the pieces to fit perfectly in each other.
I'm glad you like my work! Hmmm... automating the doors... difficult but not impossible... That's a nice challenge! :-)
Thanks! Yes, lots of time and effort... but it's also a pleasure! I enjoy like crazy doing this! -Seb-
Thanks for this brilliant tutorial. Made a shed not a garage but these will do great
totally Awesome
What I used to do as a kid was take threaded rod from a hardware store and hook that up to a motor, then have a wing nut that moves back and forth as the screw turns. I'd put a piece of plastic tubing at the wall above the doors, and the end of the rail would sit there. Then mount the motor, build a linkage to the door, and voila.
That is oneb ofbthe most impressive things ive seen yet. Hope ya dont mind if I use this trick. Thanks for the great inspiration. Thumbsup
I'm glad you like it!
I'll tell you what buddy, you're stuff is really impressive. You must put a ton of time and effort into that stuff.
Pure genius!
That’s very awesome and super helpful
Thanks for sharing the info. Some people ask where to buy stuff and I have no idea... I always build everything from scratch. It's easier and faster for me ;-)
Wow.... very cool!
thanks!
Fantastic!!!!!!! Yeah you can buy anything you want but I prefer to use my hands!!!!!
Great video! You have just solved my problem with how I was going to hinge the doors & hood on the Jeep Rubicon I'm building. I want the hinges to be like real Jeep hinges......thanks!
Hi DC, yes, you're right, they can used on whatever you want! Thanks for the feedback!
I admire your patience ^^,
Thanks for your feedback!
Hi Marc, thank you for the feedback!
-Seb-
Very good I might try these on my cars :)
Thanks for the feedback
so realistic man
OMG!!! great. tfs
awesome info
The problem is that with a regular garage door, there is a counterbalance spring to help lift the door, here you're relying on solely the motor to pull it up and down, so the door would need to be structurally well built.
Now I get it, of course they are good for a rat rod.
Thanks!
-Seb-
How would you go about making the track for the door
NIce, really excellant. May I ask what is the size of your hinge, length/width? Also what is your tolerance for free movement! This is a great idea for working doors, brilliant!! ;-}
Ill have a look cheers, I am doing a rat rod I thought there look good on a rat
What can we do for the nails?
YOU CAN BUY Door Hinges MODELRAILROAD HOBBY STORES
The biggest problem I had was mounting the screw totally centered on the motor, it would always wobble and shake. I actually think I still have one in the attic, I'll go check. If you want, I can send you the wiring diagram I used to use for them. Push one button to open, push another to close.
what will I say? Thumbs up
What scale?
Terribly talented lol
I would not recommend this hinges for cars. Car door hinges are completely different than the hinges I made here. If you want tutorials on how to make hinges for model cars, subscribe to my blog's newsletter and you'll get free ebooks on the subject.
Hi Nick, thanks a lot for the detailed explanation. As I see on your channel, your passion for garage doors as a child became your profession, is that right? Again, thanks a lot for the tips. Of course I would love to have the wiring diagram. you cans send it to me to: info (at) modeljunkyard (dot) com - Thanks!
I'm glad you like it!