Hope it helps mate

@@TheTerrainTutor I tried it yesterday and it worked a treat. Even on a larger area it meant I could make sure the current was running close by. Thanks again mate

Glad it helped mate

Hope it helps mate

That's going full bore matey!

Glad you found it useful matey. Cheers !

***** Cheers mate

Spencer Whipple Thanks matey :-)

James Evans I'm always messing around :-)

TheTerrainTutor That’s how the world’s greatest inventions and discovery are found. People with great mind tinkering then testing their ideas, like you. Not everyone come up with insightful ideas like you no matter how long and hard we think. Unlike many others, you think outside the box and always come up with better way to do things in a cost efficient way. I’ve learned so much from watching your tutorials and the tips/tricks you have given. You surely have a talent and amazing ability to come up with helpful ideas. I’ve learned so much more from watching you in 1week than watching others in past 3-4weeks. Please keep up the good work and I’m certain your hard work as well as the time put into your videos are much appreciated.

+Kurt Kier Yep, just don't tape up the croc clip at the end mate ;-)

ppsh43 Thanks matey. I do like all the little differences between our shared language too. :-D

cheers mate

Glad you found it useful mate

Scott Dallimore thanks mate

hmmmmmmmmmm sketchy glad you liked it mate :-)

Cheers mate

Cheers mate, and yeah, so far it's I'll help as long as I don't have to speak or go in front of the camera lol.

TheTerrainTutor Haha! Brilliant. Your two "Assistants" (Children) didn't mind, especially the cheeky chappy you had helping with the Battlefield in a Box ruins. Nice to see she is supportive and you, like me, are lucky enough to have a space to work.

Indeed, where would we be without of beloved ones lol

No worries mate

Thanks :o)

Do it mate, be brave!

just from a model shop mate

artyfarty3 This is just my assumption and I might be wrong. But I don’t think he glued the brass rod’s tip for the sole purpose of avoiding the vertical movement. I’m assuming he placed the PVA soaked tissue tightly around the rod, then superglued the tip to make it stationary, hence the ability to bend it as shown near the end of the video, which he stated as being handy. Your idea is very good but I think the rod’s tip might not be stationary and move about, since it’s being held only by the clamp through the drilled hole in the middle of the pen. Without the tightly packed PVA soaked tissue, I think the rod’s tip will move around horizontally because of the gap between the rim of the pen’s tip and the rod’s tip. This is just my two cents :)

You'll love 'em mate, the effects are great!

Now to find one in Sweden then :)

I kept shocking myself when I tried that, hence the pen idea mate

I like the pen idea

instructions on how to make from a fly swatter on youtube mate

ya, i did that I just want the pen thingy you had, awesome idea by the way :)

"Biro" is a brand name for pens that has become genericized in the UK. In the US, the closest equivalent would be "Bic pen". Find a dead one, pop out the pen part, insert some brass rod (or a straightened large paper clip) and Robert's your mother's brother. (Translation: "You'll be in like Flynn". 8-) )

Doug Sundseth kk man thx alot

you could use a straw or plastic tubing from a fish tank air tube or any type of non conductive tubing.. great idea Mel winner winner chicken dinner