"My Hesco Barriers" Topic
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War Monkey | 03 Nov 2015 9:02 a.m. PST |
Seeing someone's take on scratch building hesco barrier's in 28's, I thought I might be able to do something on the same lines in 15's! Using a 1/2 inch square wood dowel and some fiberglass insect screen. And here it is!
Now I only made a couple of them for now just to see how they turn out and the results I think are great! You can see more pictures here and the slow process of making them; link Thanks for looking. Doug silo1313.blogspot.com |
John Treadaway | 03 Nov 2015 9:38 a.m. PST |
Good work there, and inspirational. Thanks for the pics. John T |
TK 421 | 03 Nov 2015 11:15 a.m. PST |
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War Monkey | 03 Nov 2015 3:24 p.m. PST |
Thank You Takes a little time to make them, I like the result of how they came out and now I know that I can make as many of them as I want. |
Gaz0045 | 03 Nov 2015 11:33 p.m. PST |
Someone else has used polystyrene cut to size for a 'speedier' approach rather than wood…….I have all the ingredients except time! |
Bellbottom | 04 Nov 2015 4:14 p.m. PST |
Old Glory UK makes them in resin in 15mm Fireforce15. 15mm Modern Scenics. FFS01Hesco Sangar with lift off roof f£6.00 FFS02Hesco Blocks (4 sticks each 8 hescos long.)£5.00 FFS03Hesco Singles(12) £5.00 GBP FFS04Hesco Corners (4 corners) £4.00 GBP PDF link Also in 28mm BRIT 9 8 Hescos , of which two damaged £5.00 GBP BRIT 10 Two sets of four Hescos £5.00 GBP Bb11 Hesco Sangar. £11.00 GBP |
War Monkey | 04 Nov 2015 9:12 p.m. PST |
JARROVIAN Thanks,I know there are manufactures out there that make Hesco barriers, I'm just pointing out for those that would like to make there own and still have a really nice table. Fireforce15. 15mm Modern Scenics. FFS01Hesco Sangar with lift off roof f£6.00 FFS02Hesco Blocks (4 sticks each 8 hescos long.)£5.00 FFS03Hesco Singles(12) £5.00 GBP GBP FFS04Hesco Corners (4 corners) £4.00 GBP GBP If I were to just buy one of each listed above that would be 20 GBP, that's roughly around 30 US dollars give or take, not counting shipping. I figure I can make over time about 80 and still be under 5 US dollars all I need is time and if I cut a few blocks a night till I have a nice pile I can get there in no time. Plus it wouldn't be in the line of my Blog as well to scratch build as much as I can. But again Thank You Using the Hesco barriers along with wire would be great TMP link I really like the looks of the fly-wire at the bottom of the post, I really would like to know how it would like as triple strand wire! |
Bellbottom | 05 Nov 2015 4:18 a.m. PST |
I appreciate what you say but your £20.00 GBP gets you about 66 blocks, plus the sangar, which, if I remember correctly, is about 2" square |
War Monkey | 05 Nov 2015 7:30 a.m. PST |
It is a great deal for one's money, my approach is for those of us that are on a budget like myself, I would love to be able to save time by just buying the terrain stuff I would want, but that just how life is sometimes. |
capncarp | 05 Nov 2015 4:23 p.m. PST |
The US Army Military History Institute at Carlisle Barracks, PA, has a permanent timeline display of military equipment and entrenchments. Along with civil war and WWI trenches/dugouts, there's is also amore contemporary emplacement using these 21st century sandbags. |
cloudcaptain | 09 Nov 2015 6:24 p.m. PST |
Nice! Going to give these a try. |
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