Happy Holidays ..love your videos

Taking this idea on board, I did something similar but I used a windscreen wiper motor which is very low geared. I also used a motor controller so I can vary the speed. For the surface I used cheap thinnish mountboard.

I like this a lot, Don! A nice, simple base with a backdrop that may accommodate a variety of vehicles that may be switched out for display or contest entry purposes. A simple upgrade would be to add graffiti or propaganda posters to the wall to help set the scene. Thanks for sharing your skills, methods and ideas, Don! And have a very Happy Christmas! 28th Like.

Merry Christmas Don, I love the finished wall mate! You said that you laid the bricks flat instead of edge on but have you thought about laying them edge on to a piece of your thick card so that you'd get a more scale wall thickness? I have used your brick making method and carving into XPS foam and both ways have their advantages.

Great video. Love the cardboard Sherman

wow nice nice nice ✌

any of your family in ww1?

definetly gonna give it a try , well done

what type of wood did you use to build the walls and base?

Glad to see your back. I have been wondering for a long time where you have been.

I'm really excited that all these "how to build a ww1 trench" videos by wholesome guys who remind me of my grandfather are about to get 1,000,000 views from Trench Crusade nerds

Thank you Don, I have used many ideas from your video and made mine. It’s a learning process, once you do it you know. 😂

I have been binge watching your excllent videos, especially the bombed out building dioramas, it's a shame you don't provide a set of paper templates for your builds, obviously not for free, i would gladly pay for templates to save having to work out positions of windows, doors etc on the card before you start building. Thanks for the hours and hours of work you have put in to the channel.

Another great build. Might have a go at this one. The town where I grew up also had a Ritz Cinema

“All it was, was some cardboard, some polystyrene and a couple of cups of tile grout…” (and Don’s vision!) Awesome

So the doors are ~1.4m high in 1/35 scale?

To the best of my memory, I have NEVER seen a 20th Century movie theater in anything but a model railroad layout - much less in a 1/35th scale military diorama. But this has definite possibilities. I'm going to have to consider building one of these just for the novelty. It's great to have you back, Don! 10th Like.

great video don think i might have a go at this myself

Creative and very nice work my friend!

Even if u dont have a new diorama u can still say hello so we all know u are okay

very nice,this is one of ur great ones.

Finally you are back. We have been waiting for you so long

Fantastic work 👍👍

Nice to see you back, always a pleasure watching your video's

Hi Don! It's great to see you back bud. This diorama is very eye catching. Love the angles and how the building has depth.

Happy you back don...

Good to see you back. I’ve missed your videos

Another good vid Don! Glad to see you back!

Glad to see you again! 😌

Nice 2 c you back my frend❤

Good to see you back, was only thinking the other day it's been ages since I last saw one your videos... please do keep doing this!

Glad you see you back alllways a pleasure to watch your videos

Welcome back, Don! Please rest assured that whatever else may be, you haven't "lost it" when it comes to building high quality buildings and groundwork for pennies! Thanks for posting this, and it's good to have you back! 29th Like.

Fantastic work again, Don

great to see you back don nice to see you have not lost your touch

Good to see you back Don, I've missed your video's.

Extremely useful stuff Don! This is helping get through my current University project!!

A good idea, which could also be used for a tractor driving round a field.

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This is soo good You should make a video showing us how to make it with styrofoam please 🙏

I'm wondering Don if rodent mesh would be better, as its opening is 1/4×1/4 and the wires diameter is .6mm

Don, excellent video as usual, but can you I use the grout from cartridge guns for this and in making the bricks instead of the powdered sort. I've loads of it under the stairs after remodelling the house. Thanks.

Nice video, where do you source the 2mm cardboard?

Where you get your red grout from I cant find it no where...thank you and great work

Thank u so so muchhh❤❤❤

Amazing, did once in 1/72, but was more like kinda 'structural responsible'

thank you so much❤

you deserve more likes

I would like to take a moment to highlight how poor Bill Reynolds escaped the prejudice and discrimination of Eddie Booth only to move into his new flat and find 3 dead bodies rotting behind his kitchen. I hope he found a better life in Walford.

A good no nonsense approach.