Automate a drawbridge in a castle diorama game terrain

Automate a drawbridge in a castle diorama game terrain

The motor from an old remote control car can be used to make an automated drawbridge on a castle diorama. This is a nice project and a great way to add special effects to a diorama. Dioramas are great for war games like Warhammer 40K, and add a slightly more realistic touch. Watch this video tutorial and learn how to automate a drawbridge on a diorama game terrain.

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Creator's Site: www.stormthecastle.com

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eveynva 3 months ago
I would really like written instructions on how to make the draw bridge. I am making my first diorama which will be a castle also. You really did a great job with yours and I would love a central control box to control the bridge and the lighting I plan to install
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