3D Printing an Ultra-Realistic Model of My House - Realistic Scenery Vol.19
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This video was sponsored by Skillshare - 3D printing has improved in leaps and bounds over the past 5 years! Getting detail this intricate was something only big companies could afford but now the average modeler like you and me also have the ability to make flawless models with ease.
So far the modeling I’ve been doing on the Anet N4 is sized to be HO scale however if you’re modeling in N scale a printer like this is a must. Regular FDM printers just don’t cut the mustard when trying to get the fine details we want for our scale models.
The only limitation I see at the moment with these printers is print volume, the printable area is quite small so for example the house I built in this video needed to be separated into sections small enough to fit in the printable area and then once all the components are printed they are assembled. So if you want to model in the larger scales you may run into problems.
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if theres no tiny hole in the tiny backyard from when tiny luke uses scene dirt, we riot
ha ha... I'll make sure to add the hole of missing dirt 😄
A very specific patch of leaves missing around one tree from where he steals them to blend them up
Let's go the whole hog, there needs to be a tiny model of Luke's house inside the model of Luke's house, complete with hole in the back yard... and so on, Inception style! :D
@@catsandcrafts171 So the actual version of "Yo dawg, I heard you liked dioramas"? Yeah, that sounds great!
😂
Much easier to maintain the yard at that scale .
Full-sized builders are looking at this and saying to their mates "Let's turn the house upside down for this part, it's easier, I've seen it on YT."
I have to remember that trick for our next houseproject! There are so many times when that would be handy!
“Mowing” the lawn with your beard trimmer. That must have been satisfying.
lol... you wouldn't believe how satisfying that was! When I added the static grass and saw all those unwanted longer fibers I thought "Oh NO" and I pictured myself with tweezers spending hours plucking tiny grass fibers! It wasn't until I woke up the next day and started trimming my beard that I got the idea 🤔
lol
@@LukeTowan XDD
@@LukeTowan I must say that works much better than trying to trim facial hair with a lawn mower lol
You know what else is cool about that is you could seal trimmings in place on the lawn, so it actually looks like it was freshly mowed and there's mulch scattered about. Or make a big pile of it to create a compost pile.
"I used the *Driveway Dirt* to model the *Driveway Dirt* ."
lol... there's no better dirt!
Dirtception
*(U L T R A R E A L I S T I C)*
Hahaha ;)
Is that a thanos reference?
You could use little solarpanels from cheap calculators :P have your diorama produce it's own miniature power
That's such a cool idea. I wonder if those little panels could ever be strong enough to light up an LED or if you'd need like 500 of them? 🤷♀️
ha ha that actually is so cool! yeah I wonder if you could power an LED... I think it's time for an experiment
@@LukeTowan Some of the less cheap calculators come with little power management circuits that charge the onboard battery when the calculator isn't in use. If you can get your hands on one of those, you could drop that on the roof and replace the 'calculator' part with the light.
modeling has gone green, low impact modeling is all the rage nowadays
Omg yes please, do a solar powered diorama 😍
Model making levels:
Beginners
Intermediate
Advanced
God
Luke
:)
Rolica should be diorama making levels,not model but fair enough
Other youtubers: I’m not even going to tell you what city I live in
Luke: here’s what my house looks like
😂
Well according to flat earth morons Australia is a NASA conspiracy and the proof is every Australian you can think of is an actor. Luke is probably a set designer building an HO scale Australia in Area 51
He wants guests
@@anderssorenson9998
"Luke is probably a set designer building an HO scale Australia in Area 51"
Holy shit it all makes sense now!
To be fair most Aussie residences look similar
My aunt and uncle have a bungalow like this, but with a brick archway at the front door, iron railings round the sides, separate garage (with a model railway in ;3) and big back garden that used to have a pool
like 80% of rural houses in Australia are carbon copys of lukes place
Cant get enough of these. Awesome and relaxing.
Thanks Marscha, hope you enjoy watching 😃
Stuifbergen sounds Dutch... :)
g60force very Dutch! 👍
these... what? doing number twos?
I was hoping we'd get to see the model in the dark with the LEDs installed. Other than that, it was a great video!
I totally forgot! I got so excited that I finished building it I forgot to add the extra photos... I'll add them to my website 😉
@@LukeTowan I'm looking for, where is it?
I always enjoy your videos, and this episode was no exception. Your clear explanations mixed with a bit of your dry humor make each video as inspiring as all get out. Thank you for sharing your amazing talent!
Thanks heaps George, I'm really happy that you are enjoying the videos 😃 Yeah I'm pretty terrible at trying to be funny on camera! I have respect for stand up comedians who make it look so natural 😄
please do an underwater coral reef scene, snowy mountain scene or city metropolis scene
I can't get over how great looking this building came out. Absolutely phenomenal. Made me think back to mid 90's,One of my 1st jobs back when I was 13 or 14, one of my dad's train friends paid me $15 for every building that I built and weathered for his HO scale layout. I think I built about 30 buildings or so. I blew all the money on locomotives and some rolling stock. Lol.
"How about you bloody finish painting our 1:1 scale kitchen!"
Luke that was epic. Your talent is amazing
thanks mate, glad you enjoyed watching 😉
@@LukeTowan what I would like to know is, HOW THE CRAP DO YOU DO THIS
Luke: look how easy it is to make this model.
Me: trying to accomplish a horizontal line after 2 hours 😋
Well done as always sir. Always enjoying your videos!
lol... we've all been there at one point or another 😄
@Manuel Santos one part isn't a fixed amount. It refers to the ratio. So, in this case, one part mod podge three parts water means a 1:3 ratio. For example for 100ml of the scenic glue its 25 ml of mod podge and 75ml of water plus the dish soap (It could also be by weight and not volume).
Can't help but watch your videos, I love dioramas. I wish I could make one one day.
Oh you posted while i'm stuck on bed rest, how lovely. And these vids are always worth the wait
Nice, I hope you enjoy watching 😉
@@LukeTowan oh I did. Then I went and watched another favorite that you did, with the bridge and the muddy river. Might just have to have a marathon today
Luke: **glues bass to house**
Me, watching at 5 AM: oh yeah, it’s all coming together
*base
@@brendalballentine9422 it was 5 am dude
me: **glues guitar to house**
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You could have told me that you took a picture of your actual house at the beginning for reference and I would have had no reason to doubt you, until you walked up behind it. :)
That is some seriously impressive skill.
I wish I had these skills. It must take so much experience to get to this level...you have done so much work over the years that you know exactly what you’re doing it seems.
It's just practice, the techniques I used to build and paint this model aren't to complex though. I'm sure even a beginner with the right tools could achieve similar results 😀
Funny that you are doing that, I’m doing 3D models of all the homes I grew up in for a street on my N scale layout.
oh that would look so cool, N scale is perfect for these printers! You could probably print the whole hose in one go without needing to split it into sections 😃
@@LukeTowan Yes, I think that is the goal most of the house can be done in 1 go from the ground up. Width of the build plate is fine it is the depth will give me a small issue.
My dad was into model railroads when I was a kid. I wish I could show this to him...he'd have loved it.
jfiorello68 well, now he’s making models with the best of em.
Wow, this is really awesome! Do my house. lol
@Luke Towan your videos and your talent are truly amazing. Hollywood film crews need to hire you to work on scale models for their shots in film and television. You've got the talent to fool us all with your realism lol. Keep up the amazing work and keep sharing with us all.
Peace brother!!
Distinguishing the model from the real is almost impossible. You're a genius master. Best regards from Spain.
I was so bored and I got the notification and was like OH THANK GOD
lol... I get like that sometimes! Just lurking around on TH-cam waiting for something good to be uploaded 😃
Same!😂
You always amaze me !! Thank you for making the wonderful clip
You have really inspired me to create my own realistic dioramas Luke and I can't thank you enough for that. I use my own techniques, however I have learned so much from you. Thank you.
Also, already working on my 5-th realistic diorama, in less then 5 months I'm already up to making a waterfall and river realistic diorama and I love it :)
Cheers from Romania man !!!
I really like the fact that someone is making scale models with a 3D printer and showing it on TH-cam. Really helpful and inspiring video thanks!
Glad you found the video useful 😃 I'm glad I've been able to give you a bit of inspiration
I love the subtle duplication effect you did. nice touch where one of you overlaps another version of you.
Cool, now make a scale model of yourself to go with it.
ha ha... that is actually something I'm working on! I'm going to 3D scan myself and do a 3D print 😃
@@LukeTowan if you do, make several versions of youself (sitting, standing, walking, etc.) and fill your house with clones
That'd be so funny, he should make multiple and recreate the "dogs playing poker" painting with himself :)
@@LukeTowan should offer the files either for sale or for Patreon.
The BigTest Channel patreon for sure!
the failed prints, would go into a scrapyard rail setting perfect. Any asset that you make that needs to be repeatedable, its helps if you cast these in silicone, then in the near future, its quicker to run a resing moulding, great video,
Thanks Richard, I bought some molding and casting material a while ago. I did plan to do a video on making molds and I think I still will do that at some point. it'll probably be much faster like you suggest 😉
Or used as house after earthquake
Luke,you are the man. Your videos are very educational and I think I speak for everyone when I say “Thank you”
Your dedication to a project is inspiring.
Cheers mate, I just wish there were more hours in a day so I could get more done!
I really appreciate the scrolling text during the sponsor part. The editing in this video is amazing throughout
I was hoping people would appreciate that, at least it gives you an idea on how long it will be and you can easily skip it without missing any of the actual content 😃 I'm glad you enjoyed the video
That's got to be the first time someone's used a beard trimmer to mow the lawn! Awesome job - I'm never going to build any of this stuff but I love these videos because of the creativity and level of skill that goes into each one - not to mention your enthusiasm! Keep up the good work!
(Now I want to see all the river dioramas put together to show the whole river from stream to sea...)
At one of my schools it was a common punishment to have to cut the grass with nail scissors.
I never understand who thumbs down these videos! Great stuff. Always amazed!
Hey Luke! I'm almost out of videos to watch on your channel! I've been suffering from insomnia for a long time however, your videos are SO RELAXING that it puts me to sleep halfway through! I just wanna say thank you for this. I wish you more success!
Luke, as an Australian, it was weird hearing you call that an “ice cream stick”. You know damn well that’s a Paddlepop Stick!!!!
Aren't they blobby both ends?
Have heard Luke call it an "icy-pole stick" in another video. That brought back memories.
This video would be better if Luke spoke English lol.
i like when you had all your home made hobby tools. Good for you getting all these upgrades though.
we can't Imagine a world without internet
Luke can't imagine a diorama without woodland Scenics
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HOLY SH*T, I thought the end picture was the real deal until your hand added the car. THUMBS up mate. ABSOLUTELY AMAZING WORKMANSHIP...
The Sims : Hardcore Edition
Time really flies when watching your video's.
That Kevin Kennedy series is GOLD! Really inspiring stuff Luke, thanks!
I love your lawnmower mate, genius 🙂
As always, love your tutorials. You're so patient when you explain your process and all the steps involved. Your videos are great quality content and I get so excited when I see that you've recently posted. Great job, Luke!
Thanks for such a nice compliment, I'm glad you are enjoying the videos and I hope you continue to enjoy watching new videos as I post them 😃
Although those 'unsuccessful' prints are not that at all... those are perfect for apoc style models, even like a fallout universe , especially those rotted through chain link look wise, those are perfect for them. After my 3d printer got destroyed(house fire unrelated to 3d printing), i tried to get those what you called "failed" prints to print and never succeeded, you are so lucky, save those pieces, you can do so much with them!
I love these videos keep em coming and thank you so much!
Thanks Larissa, really sorry to hear about you having a house fire! That must have been so stressful 😟 I'll definitely keep the failed prints, I have a large box of random 3D printed things that didn't quite work.
Awesome build mate. I watch these with my 5yo son. It inspires him to build models for his toy trucks and the whole family gets involved.
Thanks mate!
awesome! I'm glad I'm able to give some inspiration 😉
I don't have the skills, talent, or time to do things like this but dang if I don't love watching every new video you make. Very cathartic!
I've got 5 minutes to be at work Im going to be 19 minutes late
Awesome tutorial yet again Luke
Cheers.😊
Me: one more video and I'll go to sleep
Me at 3am: I N T R E S T I N G
Your dioramas are EPIC !! I love the precision and attention to detail you show ALL the time. Another excellent Luke Towan masterpiece :)
Even your commercial for Skillshare is better than anyone else's. Always amazing... :)
Thanks mate, I was a little hesitant doing a sponsored segment as I hadn't done one before. I tried to make it as painless as possible while still keeping it relevant to what I'm doing, plus I think the timer at the bottom of the screen during the sponsored segment helps 😃
@@LukeTowan I like to give credit where it's due :)
Awesome as always Sir ! Really looking forward to your videos. Beautiful as always! Thank you Sir for making them.
Unbelievable, Luke, amazing model, ''WHO NEEDS A VICTA, WHEN YOU CAN USE A REMINGTON'' lol
ha ha ha... I should start mowing my full size lawn with the beard trimmer 😄
I love your channel, it's relaxing and inspiring. My wife and I purchased a five-acre densely wooded lot in BC, Canada two years ago and I know every inch (I've named many of the large Douglas Firs, as odd as that might sound). We've added gardens, small outbuildings, and plan to get some goats and chickens, but we will keep the majority forested and let it do its thing. There's a new project every year (last year it was the Pergola we got married in). I'd love to model the property, display it in our living room, and modify the model as we and the kids undertake new projects. This is quite helpful. Cheers!
I enjoyed the little camera trick with the gloves at 3:45
Beautiful job - as always. I did, however, hoped to have seen it in the dark with the lights inside.
yeah I totally forgot to add those photos. I will make sure to add them on my website 😉
Beautiful work, Luke. I'm always interested in what resin printers can produce.
Thanks Ron, I reckon you could really benefit from using a resin printer especially for N scale! It would be ideal. I'm about to test a third resin printer that looks quite promising. If you want any extra info please don't hesitate to get in touch 😉
@@LukeTowan I was considering the anycubic photon from your prior videos. Currently have a workshop under construction but once finished I am going to get a printer. I may hold off to see more of your reviews on other videos. Always enjoy your work Luke, Cheers
@@LukeTowan Thanks, Luke. I will certainly do that as I will be in the market for my first in the next few months.
Luke mowing the lawn made my day! Awesome work!
Hi Luke, wow, you’re pushing the envelope of a whole new era of modeling. Thanks for another stunning example. See ya next time.
"What can I help you with today, sir?"
"I'm looking for some plywood...a simple square foot of pine would work."
"What are you using it for?"
"Doing some home remodeling heueheueeheueheueeheueheueehue."
--Luke at Australian Home Depot
Bunnings
Save those failed prints for a post-apocalyptic scene :)
Not only are your videos inspirational but you explain everything in a way that makes it very easy to understand and follow.
Now this is awesome
Now I know where you live, I can steal all of your diaramas and rule my miniature kingdom
Tom if you do that then we will declare War upon your Kingdom. Then we will conquer and Destroy it. 😂
@@Nostalgieletsplays I'll kidnap luke and force him to expand my empire
I've already started building my castle... and I've 3D printed 300 copies of myself so good luck finding the real Luke 😄
making tiny bricks 1:87
I actually considered building my house with individual bricks... I think I'd still be building it if I did that!
Luke, you can put these tiny bricks to use on the construction site.
I've been following you for a few years now and I'm constantly amazed at how incredible your work is and how relatable your presentation is. You are in my top 20 list of people I would love to meet.
oh that's very awesome! I really am just a regular guy who puts a lot of time into my hobby 😃 I'm glad you are enjoying the videos
People with OCD like myself, really enjoy the amount of time you spend on every tiny detail you make.
This video just made my day.
Thanks a lot.
lol... that's awesome, glad you liked it
Wait you don’t just live in a tree in the outback? Everything I know about Australia is wrong
hobby building has came along ways, I remember being a kid helping my grandfather on his h.o. train set, we would walk around the farm looking for stuff or looking in the barns for items to use. He would turn some of the craziest stuff into works of art. Collecting hair from brushes used on animals to be used for grass on his lay-out. People from all over came to see his train lay out. Memories
that's awesome! It's amazing what you can make from seemingly useless things lying around. I would have loved to have seen the layout 😃
Using a ultrasconic knife... The things you learn exist because of his videos.... Great vid.
What kind of wizardry do you possess to correctly plug in a USB one handed?!?!?!? The real marvel of this video
You guys are sleeping on this comment 😤
If there is a extruder printer with the detail of this resin printer. I'd be in heaven
*Everybody gangsta until Luke builds your house to scale*
Hey Luke, Great Video!! I’m getting ready to remodel my house & I want to model it before I start the remodel. this is a great idea for anyone who wants to remodel their house or add on!!!! thank you for your time!!! keep creating great content & I will contribute to your channel when I have a spare moment!!!❤️🤍💙
Awesome is an understatement Luke! Just wow! Deadset thought your opening scene was your real house!
Hope to see again, you are building a railroad diorama. Maybe an australian trainstation with platfoms from the 20s - all parts 3D printed. It's always a pleasure to watch your videos.
Well done Luke and not a building permit in sight, just fantastic, you have the patience of a saint and so much detail, thankyou from Wairoa in New Zealand
lol... cutting out the middle man 😃 who needs permits anyway
That is insane just how realistic that looks. Yet again you find a way to amaze your viewers. Great work, Clint at Leila Central.
Mr. Perfectionist, great job sir. I really appreciate it. Looking so real and natural each an subject & details.
thanks mate, a lot of time went into this model so it's great to know you enjoyed watching 😃
Holy smoke that is so good. I stared and stared at the first few seconds thinking, "No, it's full size, must be, look at the dust on the car, this is what he IS GOING to model," and then oh wow.
This qUite literally wowes me. Great job Luke!!
Using the bread trimmer is a fantastic idea.
Adding a tiny chamfer to the model where it attaches to the build plate will help to reduce or eliminate flashing. The printer can easily handle a 45 degree overhang. If you get the dimensions right you’ll be left with a perfectly square edge after removing from the build plate. Another amazing models by the way 👍
Who, super cool! In the begining I thought that was the real house before you zoomed out
You are the best, jezus what a skilled grafts man you are a can't get enough off watching what you make.
Luke, you're an inspiration. Thanks so much for the consistent quality.
Awesome job Luke, your house is amazing.
Awesome quality. Thanks for the relaxing moment.
WOW! That looks amazing.
Another great work Luke! Beautiful!
You're Breathtaking!
This is the channel I never knew that I needed, but now I've watched like 15 episodes in one day! Instant fan if the Bob Ross of dioramas
Watching this is a perfect Sunday activity, the realistic models you make are of the hook man. Thanks for taking the time to make this videos.
These videos are always a treat!
Love every video!!
Suggestion, how about a highly detailed auto shop? Use those cool Land Cruisers, auto lifts, tool boxes, showroom, scrap metal area, etc etc. Everything a normal shop would have?
Cheers!
Wow,amazing bro 👍🏼👍🏼
Awesome model, Luke! Always like watching your videos!
Real art. Much better and more valuable than some million-dollar abstract paintings craps.
These videos are absolutely brilliant! Well done.