I WATCHED DUEL, AND BEHIND THE SCENE TAKES A TEAM EFFORTS, IT HAS TO BE DONE THE RIGHT WAY, WHETHER TO REDUE 1-100, IN THE END, DUEL EXTRAORDINARY FILM, TOTALLY AWESOME, GREAT WORK STEVEN SPIELBERG, AWESOME WORK EVERYONE, WHO WAS BEHIND THE SCENES❤
i'M litterally obsessioned by this movie! Every day, I use to play it on pc to go asleep! I admire your perfect work and your love for Diorama. It's perfect!!! I save this video and subscribe!!!
Duel is a magnificent movie, emotional, frightening, great actors. I wanted to watch it twice. I loved the Pete's groaning, going over the cliff ! What alot of hard work in the making of this movie. Great skills. Respect to all.
Beautiful model. Loved the film,no wonder Stephen Spielberg became such a noted producer/Director. And great acting by Dennis Weaver, and cast. Amazing model.
How cool is 3D printer.. you no longer need toys out of the shop, when you can have any car model you see and you want! Please if someone can print Dodge ram 1500 with that 🔥🔥
Amazing. I did some checking, and I don't have a single Dodge Dart or Chrysler Valiant 4 door that looks like this car on my layout, and just the minorest check came up with only one model, a 1/25 scale 4 door Valiant that looks like the movie car. Everything else that is old school is two doors. Now I am going to start checking around for that model/type of car, maybe old Johnny Lightning or something. I would like to know why Matchbox and Hot Wheels, who make models of almost every real and fantasy car available, don't have a model like this Plymouth Valiant 330 or Dodge Dart, or if I accidentally discovered the one car that they don't make a model of. 🙂 Did find out the movie used four Valiant cars, a 1969 modified to look like a 1970 with a 318 V8, (The cliff & stunt car) one 1970 and one 1971 cars with 225 slant 6 motors, and one 1972 model for the movie trailers. An awesome job on your movie. 💙 T.E.N.
the fact the truck falls similar to the film, lands quite close to the film. PLUS dedication to detail of everything. as a SUPERFAN of Duel ( my all time fave film) I'd love to see a shot 4 shot remake with miniatures. don't have to do all in between shots, stops, just the main road stuff, bus, train scene. got the ending near exact. well done
My huge respect and big props to you guys! As a fan of car movies and classic cars, Duel was always one oy my favourites. Everything, from the sets, the camera operation and, and, and... this is fantastic! I mean, the effort to produce a lovely model of the truck, just to run it over a cliff... I am a fan of your work, Gentlemen!
Que paciencia y que mimo en los detalles, es hipnótico ver el proceso... Y que recuerdos de esa gran película!!! Era un crío cuando la vi por primera vez y muchos años después pude hacerme con un copia en DVD
classic's never gettin' old and always reborn! I have always been surprised and still am surprised by one thing in the film. How 1971 Plymouth Valiant at its speed of 86 miles per hour could not get away from Peterbilt 281, even if empty, which could not accelerate above 74 miles per hour. BUT I understand, it was done for the sake of entertainment, not truthfulness
When the 1971 movie Steven Spielberg used a 1955 peterbilt 281 and a 1957peterbilt model 351,as a back up truck he also used two fruehauf tanker trailers during the filming process for the benefit of those who are too young to rember the the movie was based on a book written by Richard Matthew on in 1966
Great job guys, except....the original car that was used in this 1971 'DUEL' film was not a 1975 Plymouth Fury sedan! It was a 1971 Plymouth Valiant 4-door sedan with 318 V8 'small block' (Chrysler A-Body). They used 2 cars and possibly 3 cars, but the main one being the 1971 Valiant and a back-up being a 1972 Valiant. Both (if not a 3rd car) used were a factory stock Chrysler 'E5 Red' paint scheme, and the only differences in the film is that the 1972 Plymouth Valiant was used for what is called for the 'add-in scenes' during the filming like in the gas station, also when he pushed the bus, but the main car you see in the action scenes was the original 318 V8 1971 Plymouth Valiant 4-door sedan. Hope that helps a bit...👍😎
🙏 you know a lot of things about this car :) Yes I’ve chosen the Fury because there was no diecast 1971 Valiant in the right scale commercially available ☹️☹️
@@Floridaredwing25 ... I stand corrected, just as you need to stand corrected! My slight error, but the model he's using in this video is a *_'1977 Plymouth Fury'_* modelled after the _'Dukes Of Hazzard'_ cop car! *PERIOD. FULL STOP.* So I'll permit you to keep _'believing'_ in whatever you desire...BUT...in the 2nd season of the filming of the Dukes of Hazard...yes, they used a 1977 Dodge Monaco and not a 1978 Dodge Monaco which has a _'split line front grill'_ and _'upright'_ square-ish tail-lights whereas by the 4th season, the correct 1977 Plymouth Fury 4-door sedan C-Body *NEVER* had a split grill, but a *SOLID* undivided horizontal grill and a long horizontal _'in-bumper tail-light'_ design just like this die-cast Greenlight Artisan model is used to make this video! This specific 1977 Plymouth Fury 4-door sedan was an ---> *_'A38 Police Pursuit Package'_* nick-named as a *_'Fury Pursuit'_* with a 255-HP 440-powered MoPar V8 special order and was specially built by Chrysler for the *_'Police Pursuit'_* versions with over 80% of cops using this very model back in the day and these cop cars had a *_'Special Handling Package'_* which included a battery heat shield, 12" Police brakes, 140-mph calibrated speedometer, firm Police power steering and heavy duty seats! And don't get me goin' kid...I'm 70 years young, owned more classic muscle cars that you can ever dream of back in the 1970's which included a rare *_'1968 Camaro Z28 RS 302 cubic inch 290HP'_* with a *_'4-speed Muncie'_* ...but especially an even rarer than ever....a *_'1970 AAR Trans Am 'Cuda'_* which I should have never ever gotten rid of those two extremely *RARE* gems! *MIKE DROP* ....I'm atta here !!!
All the years after enjoying one of my favorite films I wondered whether Spielberg really destroyed this impressing truck in the final scene. His team did an Incredible job to deceive the audience in an absolut perfect way.
current movies: they spend millions on CGI for fantastic settings. old movies: they spend thousands making sets out of paper, cardboard, wood, plastic and cement.
Very well done. You obviously have great modeling skills. Of all the Steven Spielberg movies and the list is amazing this movie is one of his best! I wish they still made movies that keep you on the edge of your seat. Again it would be fun to have your ability.
This movie made a deep impression on me, i was 6,7 years old when i saw it. It was almost 40 years later when i rediscovered this movie on internet, that i knew the tiitle.. i never forgot that red car and that big rusty truck..
Amazing work. I enjoy the use of miniatures in movies/TV was cool, especially when they're done well, like yours. The only thing that gives it away is the unrealistic lack of damage/warping that woukd occur with real vehicles. I always thought it would be cool to see miniatures that were made with thin sheet-metal panels (like soda can metal or aluminum foil) and very thin sugar-glass "windows," such that they would bend and shatter realistically. I bet you could pull something like that off! Have you ever considered building models that would crumple realistically?
If a film industry hires us for a movie, yes, we would use different, more relevant material, we would take all the time and money needed, but here it's just for fun, so I think it's enough :)
as an X 8 year old I can relate to what you're doing here, I shot the Bizmark with an air rifle in my back garden in a bakers tray full of water, it looked great when the slugs splashed in the water, but not so good when the ship broke in half,
Amazing"~"Super"~"AWESOMENESS Perfectly and Love This Video PERFECTLY!!!!Thanks for posting it....... P.S. Forever🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟Stars 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟and Thumbs Up to you and all of your works on TH-cam FOREVER!!!!!
Yes and you even got the front fender on the truck correct which was made from two pieces of railroad track. Being a railroad fan this was something I noticed when I first saw the film years ago.
The skills & patience here are staggering. Very well done to say the least.
Thank you very much 🙏 Yes it took me few months to do it
seriously???
@@ironbird72?
The most incredible stunt in movie history brought to life! My first nightmare caused by a movie scene! Totally awesome guys!
Thanks ! Imagine how terrifying that must have been when the stuntman Carey Loftin jumped out the truck just before it fell !
Yes! Remember when they used that truck in The Incredible Hulk?
Yes, very strange 😂
Amazing work.❤👍🇮🇹
😑😑😑😑😑🫥😐
I WATCHED DUEL, AND BEHIND THE SCENE TAKES A TEAM EFFORTS, IT HAS TO BE DONE THE RIGHT WAY, WHETHER TO REDUE 1-100, IN THE END, DUEL EXTRAORDINARY FILM, TOTALLY AWESOME, GREAT WORK STEVEN SPIELBERG, AWESOME WORK EVERYONE, WHO WAS BEHIND THE SCENES❤
One of my favorite movie all time
Incredible works , Modeling skills and filming wow
Thank you for sharing
時間を掛けてリアルに再現した映像からはとてつもないpowerを感じました。本当に素晴らしい。
ありがとうございました。
Several months were necessary, glad you like it 😇
С каньоном очень заморочились, такие объëмы, деталировка.
Молодцы!
Thanks and glad you liked it 🙏
You could legit make toy cars like these to sell, i would surely buy even if i'm not a kid anymore, this is pure art, you could gain a lot of money
It takes a lot of time to build it, not sure it’s efficient to gain money ;)
素晴らしいとしか言えません。楽しい時間をありがとう！！
Oh thank goodness they saved the Pete!
Fantastic movie props!!!
I can't say they saved the pete or not, but this is a modern replication with today's technology. (3D printer)
What a wonderful work!!! Congratulations!! Incredible attention to detail.
Thank you very much!
Wow, Steven Spielberg needs to see this. He would be impressed. This movie was his first feature film, I believe.
Yes I’d love that Steven Spielberg give his feedback on my videos :)
i'M litterally obsessioned by this movie! Every day, I use to play it on pc to go asleep! I admire your perfect work and your love for Diorama. It's perfect!!! I save this video and subscribe!!!
Thank you! Welcome here :)
As a Model Railroader , I can relate to your knowledge and experience in this build and video . Very Well Done !
Cool, thanks 🙏
It looks soooo good!! Respect for that masterpiece!
Thanks a lot 😊
Duel is a magnificent movie, emotional, frightening, great actors. I wanted to watch it twice. I loved the Pete's groaning, going over the cliff ! What alot of hard work in the making of this movie. Great skills. Respect to all.
Brings back memories, I remember watching this film as a kid with my grandma. Nice work fella 👍
Thanks 👍
Beautiful model. Loved the film,no wonder Stephen Spielberg became such a noted producer/Director. And great acting by Dennis Weaver, and cast. Amazing model.
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Это великолепная работа настоящего мастера! Сил Вам и здоровья и успехов
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This is just amazing! Talk about dedication and attention to detail! I've loved this movie for years and years! Well done!
Thanks Richard ! One of my favorite movies too !
Hard to believe, but one of the original filming trucks from the movie still exists today and it runs and drives. Cool build, cheers!
Yes it’s true ! If the owner watches my channel: I’d like a ride 😜
He's Brad Wike@@MiniaturesFX
I used to live 20 minutes from Mr. Wilkes. Kicking myself for not getting around to see his truck show and of course the surviving rig.
Duel was my favourite movie when I watched in the 70’s classic movie loved it great work gentleman from Australia 🇦🇺
Beautiful works, congratulations to everybody guys.
Thank you very much William :)
Now here is the original video for which TH-cam was created. Salutations to your talent
Thanks 🙏
Amazing Job ,Love the movie .
Thanks dude !
Every single element is well depicted in your diroma
Incrível recordação!
Parabéns pela performance!
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How can no one subscribe! He's doing such a great job!
Thanks 🙏 we celebrate our 50.000 subscribers 😁
How cool is 3D printer.. you no longer need toys out of the shop, when you can have any car model you see and you want! Please if someone can print Dodge ram 1500 with that 🔥🔥
Search shapeways
I'm at a loss of words.........I just watched the movie last night. And many times before. Incredible work!
One of the best Spielberg’s movie :)
@@MiniaturesFXI hope you know I was talking about your skills building the models!
My favourite movie of all time! What a remake!
It's absolutely stunning how they can do on a small scale from the movie.. Well done to you all.. The detail it's great what you can do !!!
Thank you so much 😀
That’s is truly amazing and so accurate to the end of the film scenes. Fantastic work and fabulous model making. 10/10
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this is very flawless work 100% i growed up on this movie this is awesome love it!!
Thank you very much!
very very nice
Super job. Great looking truck, and the video was awesome. Not to be that guy, but I think they used a Dodge Dart in the movie. 💙 T.E.N.
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In the movie it’s a Valliant, but don’t exist in die cast model…
Amazing. I did some checking, and I don't have a single Dodge Dart or Chrysler Valiant 4 door that looks like this car on my layout, and just the minorest check came up with only one model, a 1/25 scale 4 door Valiant that looks like the movie car. Everything else that is old school is two doors. Now I am going to start checking around for that model/type of car, maybe old Johnny Lightning or something. I would like to know why Matchbox and Hot Wheels, who make models of almost every real and fantasy car available, don't have a model like this Plymouth Valiant 330 or Dodge Dart, or if I accidentally discovered the one car that they don't make a model of. 🙂 Did find out the movie used four Valiant cars, a 1969 modified to look like a 1970 with a 318 V8, (The cliff & stunt car) one 1970 and one 1971 cars with 225 slant 6 motors, and one 1972 model for the movie trailers. An awesome job on your movie. 💙 T.E.N.
That was incredible , an amazing special effect a great tribute to the original film Duel !
Thank you so much 😀 I really wanted to pay homage to Steven Spielberg !
Practical effects are what defy film classics from your usual all-CGI no story superhero propaganda films.
I miss the days of all-SFX with a little CGI films 😒
the fact the truck falls similar to the film, lands quite close to the film. PLUS dedication to detail of everything. as a SUPERFAN of Duel ( my all time fave film) I'd love to see a shot 4 shot remake with miniatures. don't have to do all in between shots, stops, just the main road stuff, bus, train scene. got the ending near exact. well done
Thanks for all 🙏I’m a big fan of this movie too !
I hope you will like my new video 😇
Оригинально! 👍Жаль легковой автомобиль не Plymouth Valiant.
Yes you’re right !
When you think you’re talented then you see this. I am floored congrats what an amazing video.
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My huge respect and big props to you guys!
As a fan of car movies and classic cars, Duel was always one oy my favourites.
Everything, from the sets, the camera operation and, and, and... this is fantastic!
I mean, the effort to produce a lovely model of the truck, just to run it over a cliff...
I am a fan of your work, Gentlemen!
Thanks for your support 🙏🙏 Rest assured, I repaired the truck, it’s like new again 😇
Absolutely brilliant guys...what a brilliant film it is (Spielberg's 1st) and great effort craft and artistry to bring it to life
Thanks 🙏 a few months of work, not full time of course ;)
@@MiniaturesFX truck looks identical..you should of done it in slow-mo as well..but epic non the less
The final result in slow motion is here:
th-cam.com/video/MIhZd-cvC40/w-d-xo.htmlsi=g8MF7VFCdc6JuYJW
Artista😮
WOW!!!! Beautiful Work!!! Thank You So Much For Posting This Video!!!!!
My pleasure!
Que paciencia y que mimo en los detalles, es hipnótico ver el proceso...
Y que recuerdos de esa gran película!!! Era un crío cuando la vi por primera vez y muchos años después pude hacerme con un copia en DVD
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classic's never gettin' old and always reborn! I have always been surprised and still am surprised by one thing in the film. How 1971 Plymouth Valiant at its speed of 86 miles per hour could not get away from Peterbilt 281, even if empty, which could not accelerate above 74 miles per hour. BUT I understand, it was done for the sake of entertainment, not truthfulness
The Valiant had an engine problem ;)
Very good that was so beautifully action you make I thought was true👏👏👏👏
cool ! fantasy ! exalted !
Pure class of talent, skills, art & patience...
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good movie
I've always loved this movie, a classic. The details in the set are incredible. Impressive job!
Thanks a ton!
I love how the trailer landed in the same position as the movie
Me too !! It was a total coincidence ! We didn’t fake any falls or final positions… everything is real :)
Круто! Сколько труда,таланта, терпения. Просто сногсшибательно!!! 🤘😉🤘
Thank you so much, wait for the next video :)
Both are master pieces
Love this film you guys killed it with your supper real recreation.
Thanks 🙏🙏
When the 1971 movie Steven Spielberg used a 1955 peterbilt 281 and a 1957peterbilt model 351,as a back up truck he also used two fruehauf tanker trailers during the filming process for the benefit of those who are too young to rember the the movie was based on a book written by Richard Matthew on in 1966
That was on sky other day. Wow timing prefect. Good film. Wow love your truck. Spot on
Bravo, gentlemen! Absolutely superb!
Thanks a lot :)
An amazing piece of modelling !!!!
Thanks :)🙏
Awesome job on the models!!!!THIS SHOWS TAMIYA PAINT RULES!
Thanks a lot!
Wow that was a lot of work, and worth every second if you ask me 😉
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Wow you guys did a fantastic job. A lot of hard work. I love that movie.
Glad you enjoyed it :)
Wow!😮 that is an INSANE amount of work.
I doff my cap to you good sir.
Mad respect (as the kids say)
Thanks dude 🙏🙏
Great job guys, except....the original car that was used in this 1971 'DUEL' film was not a 1975 Plymouth Fury sedan! It was a 1971 Plymouth Valiant 4-door sedan with 318 V8 'small block' (Chrysler A-Body). They used 2 cars and possibly 3 cars, but the main one being the 1971 Valiant and a back-up being a 1972 Valiant.
Both (if not a 3rd car) used were a factory stock Chrysler 'E5 Red' paint scheme, and the only differences in the film is that the 1972 Plymouth Valiant was used for what is called for the 'add-in scenes' during the filming like in the gas station, also when he pushed the bus, but the main car you see in the action scenes was the original 318 V8 1971 Plymouth Valiant 4-door sedan. Hope that helps a bit...👍😎
🙏 you know a lot of things about this car :)
Yes I’ve chosen the Fury because there was no diecast 1971 Valiant in the right scale commercially available ☹️☹️
That’s not even a 75 fury….. its a 78 Monaco! And The real car was a 71 Valiant sedan I believe.
@@MiniaturesFXso print one???
@@Floridaredwing25 ... I stand corrected, just as you need to stand corrected! My slight error, but the model he's using in this video is a *_'1977 Plymouth Fury'_* modelled after the _'Dukes Of Hazzard'_ cop car! *PERIOD. FULL STOP.*
So I'll permit you to keep _'believing'_ in whatever you desire...BUT...in the 2nd season of the filming of the Dukes of Hazard...yes, they used a 1977 Dodge Monaco and not a 1978 Dodge Monaco which has a _'split line front grill'_ and _'upright'_ square-ish tail-lights whereas by the 4th season, the correct 1977 Plymouth Fury 4-door sedan C-Body *NEVER* had a split grill, but a *SOLID* undivided horizontal grill and a long horizontal _'in-bumper tail-light'_ design just like this die-cast Greenlight Artisan model is used to make this video!
This specific 1977 Plymouth Fury 4-door sedan was an ---> *_'A38 Police Pursuit Package'_* nick-named as a *_'Fury Pursuit'_* with a 255-HP 440-powered MoPar V8 special order and was specially built by Chrysler for the *_'Police Pursuit'_* versions with over 80% of cops using this very model back in the day and these cop cars had a *_'Special Handling Package'_* which included a battery heat shield, 12" Police brakes, 140-mph calibrated speedometer, firm Police power steering and heavy duty seats!
And don't get me goin' kid...I'm 70 years young, owned more classic muscle cars that you can ever dream of back in the 1970's which included a rare *_'1968 Camaro Z28 RS 302 cubic inch 290HP'_* with a *_'4-speed Muncie'_* ...but especially an even rarer than ever....a *_'1970 AAR Trans Am 'Cuda'_* which I should have never ever gotten rid of those two extremely *RARE* gems!
*MIKE DROP* ....I'm atta here !!!
Cool! Duel is a awesome movie. Very intense.
Génial bravo super boulot j’adore !!!!!! J’adore le filme !! Votre travail est superbe excellent 👌
Merci beaucoup 🙏 d’autres vidéos à venir :)
Amazing, iconic Truck, well done 🤘
Sure is!
All the years after enjoying one of my favorite films I wondered whether Spielberg really destroyed this impressing truck in the final scene. His team did an Incredible job to deceive the audience in an absolut perfect way.
He did !
Love Duel. Great recreation. 👍🏻
Thank you so much 😁
That was very impressive! I click on this because I thought it was going to be something I saw on TV 20 years ago about how they did the actual shot.
They did exactly like that, but with a real truck 😜😜
I'd like a model of the Duel truck like that. Brilliant work 👏
Thanks dude 🙏
Your an outstanding artist. Excellent work.
Thank you very much!
I enjoyed watching this video, thank you, I remembered my childhood memories again❤
Glad you liked it! My whole childhood too 😊
Fantastic! Really fantastic! Love the movie. Respect for the result and the amount of work. 🙌🏻
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Brilliant craftsmanship! Enjoyed watching this! Thank you for sharing!
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Fantástico trabajo 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌💪😎
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current movies: they spend millions on CGI for fantastic settings.
old movies: they spend thousands making sets out of paper, cardboard, wood, plastic and cement.
Yes… I prefer the old SFX than the today CGI 🥹
Very well done. You obviously have great modeling skills. Of all the Steven Spielberg movies and the list is amazing this movie is one of his best! I wish they still made movies that keep you on the edge of your seat. Again it would be fun to have your ability.
Thanks! 😃
Wow, this is amazing! I hope to be that good at building models one day!
Thanks, You can do it dude !
@@MiniaturesFX Thank you!
Magnifique !! énorme !!! Bravo les gars !
Merci beaucoup :)
This movie made a deep impression on me, i was 6,7 years old when i saw it. It was almost 40 years later when i rediscovered this movie on internet, that i knew the tiitle.. i never forgot that red car and that big rusty truck..
And a 4K remastered will be available soon 😇
Great! Looking forward!💥👍
Se pasaron chicos,realmente precioso trabajo!!! Felicitaciones ha! Y like por supuesto....
Muchas gracias ;)
Amazing work. I enjoy the use of miniatures in movies/TV was cool, especially when they're done well, like yours. The only thing that gives it away is the unrealistic lack of
damage/warping that woukd occur with real vehicles. I always thought it would be cool to see miniatures that were made with thin sheet-metal panels (like soda can metal or aluminum foil) and very thin sugar-glass "windows," such that they would bend and shatter realistically. I bet you could pull something like that off! Have you ever considered building models that would crumple realistically?
If a film industry hires us for a movie, yes, we would use different, more relevant material, we would take all the time and money needed, but here it's just for fun, so I think it's enough :)
Yes! La revoilà ! 🤩
Il n’y a plus qu’à la refaire maintenant ;)
Absolutely amazing and dedicated, my hat goes off to you, wow!
Thank you so much 😀
as an X 8 year old I can relate to what you're doing here, I shot the Bizmark with an air rifle in my back garden in a bakers tray full of water, it looked great when the slugs splashed in the water, but not so good when the ship broke in half,
Amazing"~"Super"~"AWESOMENESS Perfectly and Love This Video PERFECTLY!!!!Thanks for posting it.......
P.S. Forever🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟Stars 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟and Thumbs Up to you and all of your works on TH-cam FOREVER!!!!!
Glad you enjoyed it Captain :)
Thanks very much!!! Appreciate you Perfectly!
Simply fantastic congratulations, really 🔝! One of my favorite movies...great!!! Greetings from Italy 🫶🏻
Thank you dear neighbor 😇
You should be working for a special Effect company for a Movie studio, with your skills in miniature modeling.
Very nice movie. Bravo Boys. 🙏👍😃😃😃😃
Merci dude 😇
Wow! That’s freaking incredible!👏😳👍👌
Thanks! 😁
Absolutely awesome!!! 😂
😊😊
Thanks for the great job! greetings from Algeria.
Thank you too!
@@MiniaturesFX You're simply the best!
Yes and you even got the front fender on the truck correct which was made from two pieces of railroad track. Being a railroad fan this was something I noticed when I first saw the film years ago.
Yes, I loved making this part, so thug, with the victims' license plates !
Front bumper not fender
Böylesi ustaların eli öpülür👏👏
Damn you mastered cad files
Wonderful job! Congrats, man!
Thanks a lot :)
Браво👏👏👏👏👏 апплодирую стоя!!!!!
Thanks a lot :)
No words 👍👍 ❤from🇮🇳
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Such a beautiful truck
Sure it is ! The real as the model ;)
こんにちは。素晴らしいビデオをありがとうございます😊
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