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  • How To Draw Excavator step by step – Easy drawing excavator

    How To Draw Excavator step by step – Easy drawing excavator

    How to draw excavator with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Simple drawing for kids and beginners.

    How to draw excavator step by step

    Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

    You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below

    In this section, I will show you how to draw the aforementioned excavator. You can draw this construction vehicle by hand while looking at your computer screen, or print out this page for a closer look at each step.

    Step 1:

    Draw the shapes that make up the cab and the excavator base.

    Step 2:

    Add window on cab. There are two in front of the cab and four on the side. Add the roof by drawing two rounded rectangles side by side.

    Step 3:

    Draw two circles on the front of the roof and a safety light at the top. Draw an elongated muffler with a curved pipe running through it. Draw a circle at the end of the pipe.

    Step 4:

    To draw a run, start with a rounded triangle. Draw another triangle right inside the first one. Inside the triangle, draw a rectangle and add part of the circle at each end. Draw three more circles above the rectangle, adding depth lines.

    Step 5:

    Draw the track in the distance, where only some parts can be seen. Complete the track using a ruler to draw evenly spaced lines around the outside of each track.

    Step 6:

    To draw the boomerang’s arms, draw a long rectangle with a slight bend of the boomerang. Just above the bend, draw a rounded triangle. At the tip of the rod, draw a long oval. Outline all the parts of the arm needed to add depth.

    Step 7:

    Draw the shape that makes up the bottom of the crane — a long, thin oval with a bump on one side. Outline it to add depth.

    Step 8:

    To draw the bucket, draw a crescent and connect the ends with an almost straight line. On the top of the bucket, draw two rounded triangles; Outline them to add depth. Add lines to create a triangle behind the bottom of the boom.

    Step 9:

    Add rings for the shaft joints, allowing the boom and bucket to move up and down. Outline each circle for depth. Draw two hydraulic cylinders using long rectangles and cylinders.

    Step 10:

    Draw two hydraulic cylinders to attach the boom to the cabin body. Draw lines behind the cylinders to complete the platform.

    Step 11:

    Use a marker to trace the lines you want to keep and erase any excess pencil lines. And you can color as you like.

     

    How to draw excavator

  • How To Draw An Excavator Easy Step By Step

    How To Draw An Excavator Easy Step By Step

    How To Draw An Excavator with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Easy drawing tutorial for beginners and kids.

    How To Draw An Excavator Easy Step By Step

    Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

     

    You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below

    Step 1.

    Draw body contour

    Draw the shapes that make up the cab and the excavator base.

    On the next page we will draw the windows.

    Step 2.

    Draw Windows

    Add windows on the car. There are two on the front and four on the side. Add a roof by drawing two rounded rectangles side by side.

    On the next page, we will learn how to draw the exhaust.

    Step 3.

    Add light and muffler

    Draw two circles on the front of the roof and a safety light on the top. Draw an oblong, muffler with a curved pipe running through it. Draw a circle at the end of the pipe.

    We’ll start drawing lines on the next page.

    Step 4.

    Draw a path

    To draw a path, start with a rounded triangle. Draw another triangle right inside the first one. Inside the triangle, draw a rectangle and add part of the circle at each end. Draw three more circles above the rectangle, adding lines to create depth.

    On the next page we will continue to draw paths.

    Step 5.

    More Treads

    Draw lines in the distance where only some parts can be seen. Finish the run by using a ruler to draw evenly spaced lines around the outside of each track for the run.

    Next, we will draw the boom for the shovel.

    Step 6.

    More boom

    To draw the swingarm, draw a long rectangle with a slightly bent boomerang. Just above the bend, draw a rounded triangle. At the top of the rod, draw a long oval. Outline all parts of the swingarm to add depth.

    We will continue to work on the boom on the next page.

    Step 7.

    Draw the lower boom

    Draw the shape that makes up the bottom of the rod – a long, skinny oval with a bump on one side. Outline it to add depth.

    On the next page we will draw the crate.

    Step 8.

    Draw the barrel

    To draw the barrel, draw a crescent and connect the ends with an almost straight line. On top of the barrel, draw two rounded triangles; Outline them to add depth. Add lines to create a triangle behind the bottom of the lever.

    We will work on hydraulics on the next page.

    Step 9.

    More hydraulic system

    Add rings for the shaft joints, allowing the boom and bucket to move up and down. Outline each circle for depth. Draw two hydraulic cylinders using long rectangles and cylinders.

    Next we will add the boom hydraulic system.

    Step 10.

    More Boom Hydraulics

    Unscrew the two hydraulic cylinders that attach the lever to the cab body. Draw lines behind the cylinders to complete the platform.

    We’re almost done! We will end on the next page.

    Step 11.

    Complete the drawing

    Use a marker to trace over the lines you want to keep and erase excess pencil lines.

    All done, but there is only one problem. Once the excavator shovels all the material up and out, what the hell are they going to use to move it all? You guessed it – a bulldozer!