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In our latest video, we give another one of our most watched how to and DIY videos a much-needed makeover. This time we rework our Removing can tops video that we last made almost two years ago to answer another of the most frequently asked questions we get asked. Although we don't use this technique in our soda can modeling endeavors, we know that a lot of other can crafters, hobbyists and upcycling enthusiasts do. In the latest version of this video, our AI voice Derek narrates as our can artist shows you two easy DIY methods for taking the tops off of your cans. Although some claim that using the old fashioned can opener is still the best method, it's simply a non option if you're putting cans into customers hands without having to worry about them getting cut. By taking the time and effort to use these proven methods, you'll NEVER have to worry about it. So, sit back, relax and enjoy this latest version. We hope you'll find it just as intuitive as you did the first. Stay tuned for our next video as we return to our soda can modeling roots with the SR-71 Blackbird! Thanks for watching and make sure to hit that subscribe button so you get notified when we release our next amazing video!
Thank you for the temp and time for using the oven if you don’t have a pressure cooker. Haven’t seen this mentioned anywhere else. It’s a really big help!! 👍👍👍
Thanks for the feedback. We really wanted to improve upon the original concept and show certain things and give out critical pieces of information that we didn't do the first time to make this process easier...
In our latest video, we give one of our most popular soda can how to and DIY hack videos a much-needed makeover. We last did a video on this one well over two years ago after originally making one back in 2018 to answer one of the most frequently asked questions we get - how to easily take the ink off of soda cans. Like many can crafters, we use this technique whenever we want to make something with that bright, shiny silver luster, like our P-51D Mustang, the F-86 Sabre or even the MiG 21. In our latest version, we improve upon our original concept by showing sheets as well as whole cans along with alternatives if you don't have a cooker like the one we use in the video. So, sit back, relax and enjoy this latest version. We hope you'll find it just as intuitive as you did the first. Thanks For watching and make sure to hit that subscribe button so you never miss another video!
BOYCOTT COCOCOLA TO SAVE PEOPLE'S LIVES
amazing!
In our latest video, we revisit soda can cars and opt to work on a redesign of our Manta supercar plans based partly on the Manta Montage Coyote X seen in the classic 80’s TV show, Hardcastle & McCormick. After building it the first time it was clear the chassis was in dire need of a redesign, so we did just that and set about building it out of Coke Classic and opting for a clear red finish. And the results don’t disappoint. While it's not perfect, it certainly has all the telltale stylings of the Manta supercars. With some elegant fender curves, some nice 3D printed wheels and a wider wheel base, this build really pops compared to the first time we made it. So, sit back, enjoy and we hope you might try building this one yourself after watching the video! As always leave comments, questions or requests below, and make sure to hit that subscribe button so that you never miss another exciting build!
It looks like you don't put any water in that instant pot -- is that accurate? Because don't you need steam in this process?
Put in just enough water to cover the bottom of the pot and that's it.
Just perfect! Congratulations on your great work!
Thanks for the kind words and for watching!
Welcome to our latest video! This one was inspired by countless can crafters, modelers and hobby enthusiasts who reached out to us asking if we had any plans available for making a soda can sailing ship. Not wanting to disappoint, we did some searching and we eventually came across some older Spanish Galleon templates freely available on various crafting sites, Pinterest & the Wayback Machine and then reworked them specifically for this model. Once we had successfully built the ship, we just knew we had to share the templates with everyone! So, as thanks for inspiring this latest video, the link to the templates is provided in the description freely available to anyone who wants to give this one a try. Make sure to have a pack of wooden dowels and Bamboo Skewers handy when you start and simply follow AI voice 'Billy's' directions. The hull is a little tricky, but once you get past it, its all smooth sailing! Thanks for watching, and make sure to like, comment and hit that subscribe button so you never miss another exciting build video!
Is there any chance you'd make an F-82 twin mustang? It's a personal favorite of mine.
Thanks for the suggestion! That would be an awesome build to do and one we'll definitely add to our list!
Remember the rubber band? Rubber band connect to the inside tail run up to the hook on backside of prop, spin the prop counterclockwise, and away she goes.
Wow, looks great!
I’ve seen stuff like this all the time and never really thought about the making element. That’s super cool, great work.
Thanks for watching!
Muy bueno tu trabajo, me gusta tu canal porque presentas buenos y variados modelos, y lo más importante es la calidad del modelo terminado. Saludos desde La Ciudad de México.
Thanks so much for the kind words and thank you for watching!
In our latest video, we show you how to build a realistic model of the iconic F-22 Raptor using soda cans. Follow along as we guide you through the step-by-step process of constructing your very own soda can airplane F-22 Raptor model aircraft! This fun and creative DIY project is perfect for aviation enthusiasts and model-building hobbyists alike. Watch until the end to see the final result of this unique and impressive creation! Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more DIY soda can airplane model aircraft projects!
Thank you for video
Glad you enjoyed it!
Shouldn’t made it out Fanta
It isn't Fanta. We nearly always build the Fokker Dr1 Triplane out of classic Coke, including this one.
Ok it’s nice though
Its a popular one for sure!
That's amazing man, I would never think of doing this thats cool as sht
That's pretty cool. I dont have the patience to do something like that lol.
Watching that right now.
In our latest video, we head back to a Galaxy far, far away and build the iconic BTL Y-Wing Starfighter bomber. We opt to tackle the A4 model as seen during the Galactic Civil War and most notably featured during Star Wars: A new Hope. We build the main superstructure out of generic Seltzer Water cans then add some 3D printed Ion Engines, gun turret, laser cannons and finally an astromech to go along for the ride back for an assault on the soda can Death Star. So sit back, relax and enjoy our video. As always, leave comments, questions or build requests in the comments below. And make sure to hit that subscribe button so you never miss another exciting build! Thanks for watching!
Если бы из кока-колы набролосьбы милион
That's a beautiful F-35!
Thanks, the Mountain Dew cans really made it pop!
The green from the Mountain Dew can make the plane look amazing. It looks like the plane is camouflaged.
Awesome what type of glue do you use
Loctite Super Glue Gel
Poner lo patrones para descargalas
los enlaces estan en la descripcion
Podes hacer mas figuras como esta esta increíble
In our latest video, we take another short pause from our usual soda can airplane builds and go back to one of our staple soda can cars; the classic Porsche 917K of Le Mans racing fame. Like many of our other soda can cars, this racing car build is one that we've been doing for several years. And just like the last soda can car video, we give this iconic race winning sports car an upgrade with some 3D printed wheels and some custom decals. We also opt to show off a bit more of the build process and the end result does not disappoint! So, sit back, enjoy the video and as always, leave your comments, questions or build video requests in the comments below. Make sure to hit that subscribe button so you never miss another exciting soda can model build!
Buenos modelos podrias vender los planos para fabricarlos
Welcome to our latest video where we craft the first operational turbojet aircraft, the epic ME-262! And if you happen to be looking for a more in depth video that highlights all of the build techniques and steps we use to create these models, please check the links in the description as they will point you to the right place. That said, we hope you enjoy this shorter video which combines multiple mediums including soda can modeling and 3D printing to produce this stunning work of art. If you have a comment, question or a build video suggestion, please leave it in the comments below. As always, we thank you for watching our video! Make sure to hit that subscribe button so that you never miss another exciting build!
What type of glue do you use
Loctite Super Glue Gel
Thank you
Do I need a pressure cooker or can I just get them warm on say a 3d printer bed ( heats up to 110
After doing a lot of experimentation, I would say that the heat has to be a tad bit higher than that. Some opt for the pressure cooker but you can also use a conventional oven for about 20 minutes if you bake them at around 400-450 degrees..
In our latest video, we take a pause from our usual soda can airplane builds and go back to one of our staple soda can cars; the classic 32 Ford 3 Window Coupe. Much like our 5 window coupe, this hot rod build is one that we've been doing for nearly 2 decades. But this time, we give the street rod a couple of upgrades with some 3D printed tires, rims, headlights and a front grille. Our artist opts to add a little more detail by showing more of the build process for this classic car and the end result does not disappoint! So sit back, enjoy the video and as always, leave your comments, questions or build video requests in the comments below. Make sure to hit that subscribe button so you never miss another exciting build!
Como has conseguido las plantillas
El enlace está en la descripción.
Thank you SOOO much for this video! I am a newbie. This is much appreciated- one question- what type of glue do you recommend to bond sheets together? Many 🙏🏼
We use Loctite Super Glue Gel
TOTALLY WORKS!!🌟🌟🌟🌟⭐️
TOTALLY WORKS!! 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
In our latest video we tackle an iconic A-4 Skyhawk soda can airplane build. Watch as our artist uses a combination of 3D printed parts, cans and decals to really make this model stand out. This is a build that we did a couple of years ago and decided that we needed to revisit in a build video before releasing it to all of you aviation enthusiasts, soda can modelers and hobby enthusiasts. Have a question, comment or build video request? Make sure to leave them in the comments below. Also make sure to hit that subscribe button to make sure that you never miss another amazing soda can model build video! Thanks for watching and supporting our channel!
so you dont NEED a pressure cooker, i made some sheets today with the oven then removed ink with acetone nail polish remover and worked fantastically
We use a pressure cooker and some actually prefer to use an oven. However, we found that for our particular application the pressure cooker works best since we were also able to process far more cans in a shorter time using the pressure cooker method than we were in the oven. We can process nearly double the amount of cans using the pressure cooker method in the same time and that's why we opt for using it instead...
Hi good job how much is this .. do you have the MIRAGE
The Mirage III is on our list! Links are in the description.
@sodacanmodels OK how much is this model
@sodacanmodels Do you have REVELL FIGHTER PLANES
In our latest video, it seemed an absolute no brainer to feature our build of the iconic MiG-21 Fishbed especially after featuring the MiG's cold war adversary, the F-4 Phantom in our previous video. This build actually took place several months ago and it is one of the staple builds we've done over the years here at Soda Can Models. So sit back, relax and enjoy watching the MiG 21 come to life using our bare aluminum cans technique, the process for which will be linked in the description. Make sure to leave comments or questions below and also make sure to hit that subscribe button so you don't miss another exciting build video! Thanks for Watching!
I just found a new hobby I'm gonna try. Love ure videos😊
Thanks for watching. We hope they inspire you to try this amazing craft!
Damnnn
Did you use scissors to cut the can? Also what adhesive did you use ?
We use five inch precision scissors and Loctite Super Glue Gel
Underated channel
O love mecha gojira
nice
In our latest video we revisit the iconic "Lead Sled" or F-4 Phantom in a condensed speed build that allows one to really appreciate how well this particular soda can airplane really comes together. Our artist adds a 3D printed nose cone to the usual building techniques and quickly whips together this 'Mig Killer' using a cool looking generic diet soda livery. Want to see a specific aircraft or model built, or have a question? Make sure to leave them in the comments below and also make sure to hit that subscribe button so you don't miss another build video! Thanks for watching!
One of the most common questions we get asked is what was the most insane or craziest build we ever undertook, or what's the biggest soda can airplane we ever made? Well in this short, down and dirty video, we answer all of those questions and you will probably be amazed what comes in at number one. Well, that is unless you think a project that took almost for months to complete and over 1300 cans to build isn't that big of a deal compared to some of the smaller projects you see here on our channel or on other channels. And no, I'm not going to tell you what it is! You'll just have to watch the video to find out! Make sure to leave questions and comments below. And also make sure to hit that subscribe button so that you never miss a single build video!
In our latest video we answer some basic questions about how we prep soda cans for all of our modeling endeavors. With some help from our wonderful AI voice-over artist 'Billy', the method to our madness is fully explained in this short video that really drives home the point that no matter what you're creating with soda cans, can prep is everything! From breaking down the cans, trimming them and finally tracing stencils or templates onto them, this video explains the process we've used for almost two decades to prepare our cans prior to producing some stunning works of art! As always, thanks for watching and supporting the channel. Make sure to leave comments or questions below and hit that subscribe button so that we can keep bringing you more exciting build videos!
Wow what a creation!