Elizabeth Gramm I watched Bob Ross videos every night for over a month for that same reason.... then I started painting because of the videos. But yes, listening to Bob Ross talk and watching him create was quite soothing to my anxiety. And now I have this as well.
Yes indeed. I just did a cutout in my Styrofoam board for a lazy creek or small river. Will (try!) to get Luke's results as I've never done any scenery before. Studying real scenery and watching these MRR channels are a great way to overcome lack of imagination.
I don't even make dioramas, but I oddly feel compelled to every time I watch this. I find it calming, and like to watch these videos before I go to sleep. 10/10 very satisfying
TH-cam NEVER get their recommendations right. My curiosity got the better of me with this video. Next thing i knew its 27 minutes later. I was transfixed from the start and utterly mesmerized throughout. Fantastic stuff.
I'm an illustrator, and I find your attention to detail, patience and very thorough explanations very enjoyable and inspiring. I always look forward to your videos, and this one was, as usual, a real treat. Wonderful work, thank you.
These videos are very relaxing to watch! You have an almost bob ross feel to your videos haha. But I just wanted to say it is crazy the amount of work you put into these, and it definitely shows in your video quality! I especially enjoy the little things like the creative places you will put the list of materials you were currently using! Keep up the fantastic work! P.S. a series on a large project like a train display would be amazing!
thanks so much for the fantastic comment 😀 I'm in the process of building a larger model train layout, I'm still working on the track layout but I'll definitely do videos on it once I start doing some proper work on the layout.
I have never in my life made a diorama but I love your videos. There is something so soothing about how clean and precise you are. I'm always amazed at how real this all looks.
This is such an excellent video displaying so many useful techniques and with such a high production value. As a miniature painter myself, I will definitely be sharing this with my mini community and also employing some of these techniques on my next display base.
Luke, you are truly a modelling Jedi and the force is strong with you. I've watched this video about 37 times now, and all your others of course, and have been applying the techniques on my own build - first time doing a river scene. Just wanted to say thank you for putting this together. Really love your work and the way you put your videos together. So clear and easy to follow. Will get on over to Patreon soon. Will send you a photo of my finished project, would appreciate your feedback. Thanks again mate!
TIP: I've sometimes used a guy with a fishing pole in my dioramas. However, from an HO scale perspective the fishing line in this case would be just about invisible. For this I tried using the finest human hair I could possibly find (which looked more convincing), but even then I wasn't satisfied. In the end I decided to leave it off entirely. Regardless, keep wowing us all with your incredible techniques and videos. Can't get enough!
Luke Towan I just love how realistic you make a scene its beautiful to watch. True talent like this should be what trends on the front page of youtube not them bloody fidget spinners lol
You truly are the Bob Ross of landscape... watching this was like watching one of his episodes. Amazingly detailed work, I'd call that a master level diorama.
I can't stress enough how much I admire Luke. I have been interested in making dioramas my whole life. Now that I found Luke I know how to make them and the materials and equipment I need. You are the best.
I thought the exact same thing. Bob Ross but working in all 3 dimensions. And also Australian. It probably doesn’t matter if you care about model railroads or modeling of any kind. Who doesn’t enjoy watching a world being created.
That grass tuft thing BLEW MY MIND...i never knew that was possible without PAINFUL hand insertion into putty...but the final product had my jaw dropped!
The best part about all these tutorials is that living in Adelaide I have access to all these great products ! No more shopping online for me. Great stuff !
Ok it is Thursday morning I should be in the gym working out , I just can not stop watching Luke make a diorama. I do Terrariums and small miniature rooms and I can incorporate some of his details in my projects. I do not want to leave this video I need to get going. The soft music and his voice is very relaxing unlike some others I have watched. Thank you Luke
If I had one of these in my house I'd apend hours poring over it. The details are excruciatingly good. Makes me want to miniaturize myself and walk right into the scene! Sincere thanks for posting these videos.
What do you do with all these dioramas? You've got to have a big collection by now! Also, do you have any larger layouts? I know the dioramas are great for youtube episodes, but it would be cool to see a series based on a big train layout!
yeah the layout is still a work in progress, these dioramas basically just sit on the shelf and after a while some of them may get dismantled to build new dioramas. I'll do some more videos on my actual train layout later on when I start doing some more work on it.
Well whatever you do, keep making videos! It's fantastic to see what you can make and get tips for my own layout. ...whenever I get around to having that kind of time and disposable income.
Man, everything on this channel is so cool! I usually paint and draw but have wanted to dabble in something 3D that wasn't just glued together painted planks. I had no idea what I wanted to try but you make realistic scenic models look so much easier than I would have thought. While I know it takes a lot of work and planning, I think I now have some projects to strive for!
wow thanks for such a fantastic comment! I'm glad I've been able to give you a bit of inspiration and I wish you heaps of luck when you start building your own 3D scenes! It's very rewarding when you finish and have a great looking model 😉
I've spent the last three days all over the internet for materials and inspiration for what I might want to make, the idea is exciting and has me pumped! Thanks for the comment back, I'll definitely be absorbing your content for the months to come :)
I was looking for a tutorial on how to make water for my slot car track scenery. When I saw the length of this video, 27 minutes, I told myself nah I'll skip right to the water tutorial part. I ended up watching the whole 27 minutes of the video! Wow it was very interesting watching this guy works, so many steps, so many details, for a wonderful result.
I've just made an 8 foot long river section for wargaming. First thing i've ever done using resin and it was a heck of a learning curve... and I only found you after I have reached the finish line basically! :D These videos are amazingly well put together, thank you for the clear and concise instructions.
This diorama that you were making is about nature. And I say that this masterpiece is beautiful and amazing! I guess you created this diorama with great creativity and patience. Comment by: Prince Orillosa From the Philippines I wish you like my comment
I dont comment often, but I have to say you are like the Bob Ross of dioramas, every so often you do something, and I think "Aww Fuck, He ruined it." then it still turns out great.
Love your videos. The work is really professional. I've already learned very much considering no more tutorials than the ones that I have seen. Thanks again for Sharing with us.
I’ve never even given this kind of hobby any kind of thought and I stumbled on this side of TH-cam.. honestly didn’t look away from this for the entire 27 minutes. It’s mesmerising and I’d love to try this. - from a fellow Aussie :P
I really enjoy watching these videos, even though I’ve never done this sort of thing. It’s really interesting to see all the techniques to make realistic water, but the most amazing part for me is when the rocks and landscape are painted. Just how a blank white surface gets turned into such detailed rock faces astounds me!
Okay, honestly I could fall asleep to your work, AND THATS A GOOD THING! Usually i'm too jumpy and stuff when I try to fall asleep to something like this and idk why but your work doesn't make me jumpy, its so amazing that i can easily relax. Thank you!!!
Amazing work. I haven't done any plastic model building for years. I have been recently finding more free time and considering a return to it. I think this video has inspired to take the leap. Thank you!
lol thanks mate 😀 I was pretty surprised when they asked if they could post it to their page! Of course I was happy to let them spread the message and it looks like they have done a fantastic job!
Awesome skills .... Even we can't explore such beautiful artificial creations ... It oftenly confuses me ,wether it is realistic or else something man made one! Immaculate, incredible, speechless .... Booyah!!! Mind blowing 👌👌👌
Far out..... This is amazing! As a girl slightly obsessed with baking and nail art videos on TH-cam, I am surprised at how much I loved this!! Off to watch more.... #newobsession
Have you thought of having your dioramas connect together to form a larger layout? Maybe do another diorama that connects to this one. It can have a waterfall, or a hydropower dam, or anything else associated with rivers.
The dioramas don't join together however I'll be filming a waterfall diorama soon and I really like your idea of having it connect to this one. Thanks so much for the great tip! 😀
can't wait. Inspired me to get on with the train and Thunder Jet layout, only been waiting to start for about 40 years, now have a large workshop for our cars and there's enough room to make a 3 x 13 layout... will keep you posted. Cheers bud.
Same here, watched a few vids of a guy who restores hot wheels cars then found this. Luke you are amazing ! I have now binge watched about 20 videos (when i get the chance) in just a few days and have decided (via your help that you always give on products) to go buy enough stuff for my first SMALL trial of a pond with fisherman, maybe 12' X 12" thank yoso much for what you do and recording it, so peaceful and relaxing to watch.
So it’s very possible not to spend a fortune with all these premade buy it already done kits. Good to know. Every hobby anymore no days cost a fortune. Love your work. Thank you.
Hi Luke, This is a great video and your river technique, I wish to employ in my viaduct (video to follow). My question is, having painted the river bed onto a plywood base, can I apply the Envirotex Lite, straight onto the acrylic paint. I’m worried that it could lift etc. Regards Charlie
Just used enviortec on my first ever river diorama on a foam core base with no additional sealer, then painted with light coats of acrylic and some sponged accent colors. Not a single bubble......Not sure acrylic paint would adequately seal the wood. Mix a small amount of enviortec and apply it to a small area to see. Follow the instructions explicitly ! re: exact equal amounts of resin and hardner, and mixing times. Great stuff....
You make this look so easy. If I tried this, my hands would be all sticky, all the materials would be mixed together and I would end up throwing it in the garbage.
Whenever I'm 40 with kids I'll probably do this to completely remake the entirety of the maps in my favourite video games, assuming my favourites remain the same which is quite unlikely.
That is absolutely stunning. When i first came across the clip i actually thought it was a real image before reading the title as a diorama. Really appreciate the work done. Many thanks from Scotland.
I have said it before, Luke is the best Diorama builder going, hands down.
wow thanks for the amazing compliment Kris 😀
Your welcome, love your work !!
Costanza is right, you are the Best!
Absolutely !!!
Kris Waters I couldn't have said it better myself.
I don't even do any modelling, but I still watch these because they're amazing.
Same here
me three
The same”. I especially like the different ways water is made
Same:) And yeh, the water making process is absolutely bewitching
I like to watch these when my anxiety is really bad. Theyre just so calming and theres so much detail to focus on.
I use these videos to ease my anxiety and migraine pain also
After i killed my first victim i also came here to relax...
I like to watch these videos whilst I eat a baby
Elizabeth Gramm I watched Bob Ross videos every night for over a month for that same reason.... then I started painting because of the videos. But yes, listening to Bob Ross talk and watching him create was quite soothing to my anxiety. And now I have this as well.
If you find it calming to watch i highly recommend trying it for yourself as it helps me to force out my daily stress and anxiety!
Possibly the best tutorials I have ever seen. Camera work, narration, skill and overall artistry is beyond this world. Thank you for making these.
Thank you, glad you appreciate these. It is hard work and enjoyable.
Yes
Yes indeed. I just did a cutout in my Styrofoam board for a lazy creek or small river. Will (try!) to get Luke's results as I've never done any scenery before. Studying real scenery and watching these MRR channels are a great way to overcome lack of imagination.
TWENTY SEVEN MINUTES of pure bliss right her
27 mix and 9 seconds
Hi I miss you and Gold I miss my birthday and I have never seen you happy birthday to All this week and Red is my birthday
i’ve never made nor do i plan on making a diorama but your videos have turned into a guilty pleasure of mine. keep it up lmao
lol thanks mate, glad you like watching 😀
yung lexington Guilty pleasure? How are these 'guilty pleasures'?
ADarthTokuDalek like i don’t understand why i keep watching them but they’re interesting and in a way satisfying
yung lexington same here
It's kind of like ASMR, but better lol.
Give this man a TV show :)
Yeah he deserve it 👍
bob ross 2.0
What is „TV“? Is that something like TH-cam, but for old people?
@@willburke5384 I was thinking the same thing.
@Austin Ho How would that be different than a Patreon-fueled TH-cam channel, exactly? I personally much prefer this to old fashioned tube.
I don't even make dioramas, but I oddly feel compelled to every time I watch this. I find it calming, and like to watch these videos before I go to sleep. 10/10 very satisfying
Yep, I was thinking of Bob Ross while watching this. It was amazing btw.
TH-cam NEVER get their recommendations right. My curiosity got the better of me with this video. Next thing i knew its 27 minutes later. I was transfixed from the start and utterly mesmerized throughout. Fantastic stuff.
I'm an illustrator, and I find your attention to detail, patience and very thorough explanations very enjoyable and inspiring. I always look forward to your videos, and this one was, as usual, a real treat. Wonderful work, thank you.
These videos are very relaxing to watch! You have an almost bob ross feel to your videos haha. But I just wanted to say it is crazy the amount of work you put into these, and it definitely shows in your video quality! I especially enjoy the little things like the creative places you will put the list of materials you were currently using! Keep up the fantastic work!
P.S. a series on a large project like a train display would be amazing!
thanks so much for the fantastic comment 😀 I'm in the process of building a larger model train layout, I'm still working on the track layout but I'll definitely do videos on it once I start doing some proper work on the layout.
Luke townan should make these for museums because it looks 100% real 👍🏽
I don't even like making realistic scenery. Its just so relaxing to watch and watch his man build
Kevin Timmins thanks mate, glad you enjoyed watching 😀
KevTimm same, its calming.
same here. i find stuff like this so cool i cant help but watch it
How can anyone in this big wide world dislike this guy´s video? The skills and the details are way beyond explanation...
I have zero interest in doing this myself, but happily watch a skilled craftsman applying his skill.
I have never in my life made a diorama but I love your videos. There is something so soothing about how clean and precise you are. I'm always amazed at how real this all looks.
Thanks Emily, its funny sometimes I have no idea how it will turn out but they usually look good. Glad you liked it 😀
This is such an excellent video displaying so many useful techniques and with such a high production value. As a miniature painter myself, I will definitely be sharing this with my mini community and also employing some of these techniques on my next display base.
Miniac
These videos are so addicting it's crazy.
lol, thanks so much for watching 😀
The fishing line caught me by surprise.
Landrew0 Not as much as it did the fish!
Luke, you are truly a modelling Jedi and the force is strong with you. I've watched this video about 37 times now, and all your others of course, and have been applying the techniques on my own build - first time doing a river scene. Just wanted to say thank you for putting this together. Really love your work and the way you put your videos together. So clear and easy to follow. Will get on over to Patreon soon. Will send you a photo of my finished project, would appreciate your feedback. Thanks again mate!
TIP: I've sometimes used a guy with a fishing pole in my dioramas. However, from an HO scale perspective the fishing line in this case would be just about invisible. For this I tried using the finest human hair I could possibly find (which looked more convincing), but even then I wasn't satisfied. In the end I decided to leave it off entirely. Regardless, keep wowing us all with your incredible techniques and videos. Can't get enough!
I'm glad TH-cam recommended one of your videos because now I'm hooked.
Glad you like my videos.
Same
pat_snow08 Me too!!!!! I’m not even sure how I got on the first video I watched but now it’s a go-to channel for me.
This is so good. I don't model but always watch these videos lol
thanks mate 😀
Luke Towan I just love how realistic you make a scene its beautiful to watch. True talent like this should be what trends on the front page of youtube not them bloody fidget spinners lol
Wuskul Agreed. True talent is often underappreciated.
You truly are the Bob Ross of landscape... watching this was like watching one of his episodes. Amazingly detailed work, I'd call that a master level diorama.
Thank you Nick. 😀
I can't stress enough how much I admire Luke. I have been interested in making dioramas my whole life. Now that I found Luke I know how to make them and the materials and equipment I need. You are the best.
Like many others commenting on here, I dont make models but its fascinating to see an expert make them. Very pleasant TH-cam viewing.
TWENTY SEVEN MINUTES of pure bliss right here. LUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUKE!
lol 😀 it my longest video, I'm glad you liked it
it's weird how soothing it is to watch these things, ey xD?
Bob Ross of the new millenium!!!
Glasseater wow I didn't realize this video was 27 minutes until I saw ur comment !
balaji hustler i know me too 😂 felt like 5 minutes
Found your channel today and realized that almost 5 hours later i was still watching your videos, keep up the great work!
the bob ross of landscape
I JUST said this and scrolled down. Agree 1000%
the freddie mercury of landscape!
Bruh but Bob Ross made landscapes
@@BanHelsing But not in 3D. ;D
I thought the exact same thing. Bob Ross but working in all 3 dimensions. And also Australian. It probably doesn’t matter if you care about model railroads or modeling of any kind. Who doesn’t enjoy watching a world being created.
That grass tuft thing BLEW MY MIND...i never knew that was possible without PAINFUL hand insertion into putty...but the final product had my jaw dropped!
When I was growing up in the 80's, you could've had your own tv show. Your talent and your video production skills are mad awesome!
The best part about all these tutorials is that living in Adelaide I have access to all these great products ! No more shopping online for me. Great stuff !
AddyC ha ha true! I still buy a few things online but most of what I use for dioramas like this are all locally sourced, cheers mate
Ahh Adelaide, home of the mighty black stump.
dylan curtis, It looks like PVA glue
It's so crazy how watching your videos is my anxiety relief something relaxing about watching you create these amazing art pieces
I love how all of my favourite TH-camrs like Primitive Technology, Clickspring and Luke are from Australia - top video mate, love your work!
Hifi Fan cheers mate, I watch a fair bit of Clickspring but I haven't heard of Primative Technology... I'll be checking them out for sure!
Can't forget EEV Blog either! Another great Australian youtuber.
Luke Towan don't forget HowToBasic, he lives in Australia
Hifi Fan HowToBasic is Australian to :/
Hifi Fan àaa
Ok it is Thursday morning I should be in the gym working out , I just can not stop watching Luke make a diorama. I do Terrariums and small miniature rooms and I can incorporate some of his details in my projects. I do not want to leave this video I need to get going. The soft music and his voice is very relaxing unlike some others I have watched. Thank you Luke
If I had one of these in my house I'd apend hours poring over it. The details are excruciatingly good. Makes me want to miniaturize myself and walk right into the scene! Sincere thanks for posting these videos.
What do you do with all these dioramas? You've got to have a big collection by now! Also, do you have any larger layouts? I know the dioramas are great for youtube episodes, but it would be cool to see a series based on a big train layout!
I totally agree,though he said he was making a layout in his first couple of videos.
yeah the layout is still a work in progress, these dioramas basically just sit on the shelf and after a while some of them may get dismantled to build new dioramas. I'll do some more videos on my actual train layout later on when I start doing some more work on it.
Well whatever you do, keep making videos! It's fantastic to see what you can make and get tips for my own layout.
...whenever I get around to having that kind of time and disposable income.
Can I buy some? :-)
Luke Towan DISMANTLED!!?? How could you bring yourself to do that to such a work of art!
11:25... Whoosh... MIND BLOWN!!!!!!
lol 😀 It's amazing what uses we can find for things that were never intended to be used that way...... if that makes any sense 😀
Fascinating. I'm mesmerized watching you create. Thanks.
Man, everything on this channel is so cool! I usually paint and draw but have wanted to dabble in something 3D that wasn't just glued together painted planks. I had no idea what I wanted to try but you make realistic scenic models look so much easier than I would have thought. While I know it takes a lot of work and planning, I think I now have some projects to strive for!
wow thanks for such a fantastic comment! I'm glad I've been able to give you a bit of inspiration and I wish you heaps of luck when you start building your own 3D scenes! It's very rewarding when you finish and have a great looking model 😉
I've spent the last three days all over the internet for materials and inspiration for what I might want to make, the idea is exciting and has me pumped! Thanks for the comment back, I'll definitely be absorbing your content for the months to come :)
I was looking for a tutorial on how to make water for my slot car track scenery. When I saw the length of this video, 27 minutes, I told myself nah I'll skip right to the water tutorial part. I ended up watching the whole 27 minutes of the video! Wow it was very interesting watching this guy works, so many steps, so many details, for a wonderful result.
I've just made an 8 foot long river section for wargaming. First thing i've ever done using resin and it was a heck of a learning curve... and I only found you after I have reached the finish line basically! :D
These videos are amazingly well put together, thank you for the clear and concise instructions.
I've found a new pleasure in life...and that is these videos.
I love it and will protect it!
OMG YES!! Another Luke Towan video!
lol thanks mate 😀
Luke Towan I will be getting my first oo guage train set soon!!!😄
You sir are a genius! 😜
Lien Munier veduo msui
Djpo
This diorama that you were making is about nature. And I say that this masterpiece is beautiful and amazing!
I guess you created this diorama with great creativity and patience.
Comment by: Prince Orillosa
From the Philippines I wish you like my comment
Luke, watching your videos is like watching the Sistine Chapel being painted. You are a true artisan. Thanks for sharing.
Another wonderful video. I don't make models myself, but I greatly appreciate the time and effort taken to make such beautiful sceneries. Well done!
I dont comment often, but I have to say you are like the Bob Ross of dioramas, every so often you do something, and I think "Aww Fuck, He ruined it." then it still turns out great.
I find this very calming to watch.
The people who give these videos thumbs down must live one sad existence. Great diorama.
4 year old video and still probably the best tutorial out there👍🏼 Thanks Luke
Love your videos. The work is really professional. I've already learned very much considering no more tutorials than the ones that I have seen.
Thanks again for Sharing with us.
I can't believe I sat through 27 minutes of my life watching this video when I usually fall asleep in class within 5
I will watch this in bed when I can't get no sleep. FANTASTIC
After i kill my victims i also come here to relax...
I’ve never even given this kind of hobby any kind of thought and I stumbled on this side of TH-cam.. honestly didn’t look away from this for the entire 27 minutes. It’s mesmerising and I’d love to try this. - from a fellow Aussie :P
I really enjoy watching these videos, even though I’ve never done this sort of thing. It’s really interesting to see all the techniques to make realistic water, but the most amazing part for me is when the rocks and landscape are painted. Just how a blank white surface gets turned into such detailed rock faces astounds me!
I honestly thought the thumbnail was a real picture for a second. Amazing stuff
Jo King same
work of a perfectionist...pure art
thank you 😀
My favorite parts of these are the water and grass
something satisfying about them
Okay, honestly I could fall asleep to your work, AND THATS A GOOD THING! Usually i'm too jumpy and stuff when I try to fall asleep to something like this and idk why but your work doesn't make me jumpy, its so amazing that i can easily relax. Thank you!!!
Amazing work. I haven't done any plastic model building for years. I have been recently finding more free time and considering a return to it. I think this video has inspired to take the leap. Thank you!
You know you've hit the big time when your vids are shared to LadBible's Facebook page - well done, bringing modelling to the masses 😉
lol thanks mate 😀 I was pretty surprised when they asked if they could post it to their page! Of course I was happy to let them spread the message and it looks like they have done a fantastic job!
I always loved the way he says Isopropyl Alcohol
This is beautiful! I want to paddle in the water 🤗
Awesome skills .... Even we can't explore such beautiful artificial creations ... It oftenly confuses me ,wether it is realistic or else something man made one!
Immaculate, incredible, speechless .... Booyah!!! Mind blowing 👌👌👌
Far out..... This is amazing! As a girl slightly obsessed with baking and nail art videos on TH-cam, I am surprised at how much I loved this!! Off to watch more.... #newobsession
Have you thought of having your dioramas connect together to form a larger layout? Maybe do another diorama that connects to this one. It can have a waterfall, or a hydropower dam, or anything else associated with rivers.
The dioramas don't join together however I'll be filming a waterfall diorama soon and I really like your idea of having it connect to this one. Thanks so much for the great tip! 😀
I don't have any artistic sense...but I really enjoy watch this video 👍
Talk about the effort! You are so precise and all those details makes a it perfection! Keep up: )
I cannot explain to you how much your videos relax me
I have insomnia, but ever since I discovered this channel, sleeping hasn't been a problem. It's just so relaxing and satisfying...
The static grass blew me away, I've never heard of it
Oh! I have an idea for you! Maybe you can make animal prints near the edge of the river for animals that drink water?
that would be an awesome detail to add!
Your comment here has inspired footprints in my next video. Keep watch.😀
can't wait. Inspired me to get on with the train and Thunder Jet layout, only been waiting to start for about 40 years, now have a large workshop for our cars and there's enough room to make a 3 x 13 layout... will keep you posted. Cheers bud.
I stumbled across these videos and was instantly hooked! But my question is, what does he do with all the finished projects?
He puts them in his secret bunker, that is camouflaged with static grass and fake bushes. It will never be found because of the realistic scenery.
Same here, watched a few vids of a guy who restores hot wheels cars then found this. Luke you are amazing ! I have now binge watched about 20 videos (when i get the chance) in just a few days and have decided (via your help that you always give on products) to go buy enough stuff for my first SMALL trial of a pond with fisherman, maybe 12' X 12" thank yoso much for what you do and recording it, so peaceful and relaxing to watch.
Wouldn’t you love to be in his will? 😉
I hope he has an enormous model train setup in his basement
@@harrietcraig7817 I would.
So it’s very possible not to spend a fortune with all these premade buy it already done kits. Good to know. Every hobby anymore no days cost a fortune. Love your work. Thank you.
Your like the Bob Ross of scenery art. Mad props
Hi Luke,
This is a great video and your river technique, I wish to employ in my viaduct (video to follow).
My question is, having painted the river bed onto a plywood base, can I apply the Envirotex Lite, straight onto the acrylic paint. I’m worried that it could lift etc.
Regards Charlie
Just used enviortec on my first ever river diorama on a foam core base with no additional sealer, then painted with light coats of acrylic and some sponged accent colors. Not a single bubble......Not sure acrylic paint would adequately seal the wood. Mix a small amount of enviortec and apply it to a small area to see. Follow the instructions explicitly ! re: exact equal amounts of resin and hardner, and mixing times. Great stuff....
you should do a bay/dock!
You make this look so easy. If I tried this, my hands would be all sticky, all the materials would be mixed together and I would end up throwing it in the garbage.
don't worry... I have a couple of models that I did a while ago that ended up in the bin 😀
Patience McCloud...
How can someone dislike this ??? I just watch this one for the first time and i fell in love with his work ! Incredibly realistic...
I can just imagine how wonderful it would be if you were to decorate an aquarium :). So much details, it's unbelievable.
Quality channel
all the way.
You should make some type of farmland diorama!!😮😁
yeah I do eventually plan on building a farm scene with tractor 😉
@@BoulderCreekRailroad Awesome! Can't wait to see it😊. Succes with it👍
Bob Ross next generation!
LOL! Thank you Alexandre.😀
Love the way you made those grass tufts blooming brill
Thanks great video
Whenever I'm 40 with kids I'll probably do this to completely remake the entirety of the maps in my favourite video games, assuming my favourites remain the same which is quite unlikely.
Do you put all your diaramas to a big layout or do you keep them separate?
Hi Adam, they are just separate pieces. I'm practicing on these dioramas and I'll eventually finish building my main model train layout
Luke Towan I would really like to see that later on :)
Adam Sohl me too lol
I use these techniques also, the video is very suitable for beginners.
I have only one question: what is Mod Podge?
i don't know what is Mod Podge in german?
regards from germany
Robert
PARBARS inScale. some type of glue I guess
PARBARS inScale. eine art serviettenkleber. man bekommt original Mod podge aber auch auf amazon
thank you guys :)
Dankeschön :)
Mod Podge in German is Mod podge. It's the products name. It was originally used for De Co poge. I am sure that is spelled incorrectly.
Whoa, that rock painting is impressive!
That is absolutely stunning. When i first came across the clip i actually thought it was a real image before reading the title as a diorama. Really appreciate the work done. Many thanks from Scotland.
OMG
I just love it! Your are the master! MY MASTER!
you should do the pacific coast highway based in California next!
how do you store all of your dioramas?? do you have a warehouse somewhere or something???
no, they just live on a shelf in the garage.
+Luke Towan bro try targeting wargaming groups, Warhammer, etc. post to local colleges etc
I have no idea how I got here, but this looks like so much fun. I bet it's relaxing to work on one of these for hours at a time.
why would someone dislike this video? To me the end result looks amazing!
You should do a diorama with a willow tree in it
Yes, it'd be cool to see some recreation of an actual tree variety. like a big old oak tree. yahoo
Sen adamsın lan!
Im so jealous! Im just a kid and I want to try this. :(
I always enjoy watching his videos !!! Thank you so much Luc .......
I don't even make dioramas, I just find these videos so relaxing and pleasing to the eye. This one specifically is my favorite