You can get a white fleece blanket and your clothes will stick and not slide down. Get a grey one for all your white clothes, that works great too. Thanks for the video! Great info!!
New subscriber here. Question. Where do you buy those plastic pouches you show at time mark @ 14:16? I'm just starting out and need to stock up on those types of things as well as mailers and such. Thank you.
Hey, so just a quick question you never mentioned the white background what do you use? Do you use a sheet? Do you use a piece of plastic? What what is that material?
i use two softbox lights and an iphone xs camera on a gret/white background but i keep getting that 'dingey yellow' warm colour on my photos that you mentioned, whats the best way to stop this?
Nice video, great shots! Looks like a fun day. I always think it's funny (and slightly annoying lol) when people refer to a mine as a "cave". No worries though! I don't expect most people to know the difference, but in case you're curious, a cave is any *naturally-formed* underground space, whilst a mine was dug out entirely by people! There are zero caves in the Calico area, and in fact they're quite rare in socal altogether! We have a few mud caves, and lava tubes, but the only true cave, aka cavern, is Mitchell Caverns out in Mojave National Preserve (on my to-visit list still, but totally worth the trip). My words of advice on a major safety concern: if you decide to go into an abandoned mine with group like this, and you only have one flashlight, the person holding the flashlight should stay in front of everyone else. Better yet, the person with the flashlight should scout ahead while everyone else stays-put, so that you can confirm the passage is safe before the others proceed, that way you are not blindly walking into the unknown as a group. It really worried me, seeing your smallest child, out ahead of the group, and without a flashlight! There is no telling when and where an open shaft will be placed, often they're in the middle of the walkway and you likely won't see it! You MUST have a flashlight pointing wherever you're walking! Shining the light from behind your son, casts a shadow out in front of where he is walking, and obscures the view of what's ahead of him... If there were an open vertical shaft along the way, you may not notice it until it's too late. Believe me, it happens!!! This danger is always present when exploring any abandoned mine, and it's the main reason why they often seal the mine shut, or block off the entrances with big steel bars, preventing anyone from experiencing the joy of historic mine exploration, even for those who take every safety precaution possible. So please, always stay as safe as possible, and keep the number of incidents of injuries/deaths as low as possible! (Of course, this is besides the fact, that, it's in your best interest to not get injured, die, or lose a family member!) Government organizations are constantly trying to find any and every reason they can, to prevent abandoned mine exploration. They'd block 'em all off if they could! They don't, simply because it costs them too much money... Don't give them another reason to justify that spending! Haha. I have been inside too many abandoned mines, to *not* see the huge danger they pose for the average unprepared, inexperienced person. Certainly, children are at the greatest risk of running and not seeing the black, bottomless "pit of death" directly in front of them... They have a saying about abandoned mines, that goes: "Stay Out, Stay Alive." Personally, I prefer to "Go in and NOT-die" but unfortunately, there is no way to guarantee my safety 100%! So, always keep the danger in mind, and try to keep you and your family's safety at the forefront of your thoughts, whenever you're around or in mines! Happy (safe) exploring! (P.S. If you're curious, I have a few posts/pics of mines I've been inside on my instagram @nabzim. No abandoned mine content on my RU-vid channel, as of yet, haha)
Hey just wanted to say great video! First time on your alls channel loved it! The tips for helping back pain is a blessing haha. I still do photos on the floor and im 6'5 so the up and down is a killer. Keep up the good work.
So not only do you all put together great videos but you have to show us your great lunches too! Jealousy does not look good on me. Thanks for the videos ;-)
Saw your vid of rival mt10. I have the helion vs of this truck and im looking for a different replacement body if u have and knowledge of a good aftermarket fit itd be appreciated i like the helion stock body but theyr all sold out as far as i can tell. Im new to the hobby so idk how to find what fits the 1/10 scales vary so much in size.
I am doing a similar setup but trying to figure out how big my board is I need to cut at Lowe’s? How big is your fabric from Joanns? I really appreciate this bc I am just starting. Is tote fabric cotton or?
Awesome! I have been looking for a simple DIY solution and this is perfect! and I have two of those saw-horses from an old desk! Thanks for the inspiration!!
