Very talented! I’m not into modeling or making replicas, I’m not really a crafty person myself, but I always enjoy seeing other people’s creations and what they’re able to do, and this Duke model is very impressive, keep up the good work and best of luck with your future projects!
@Too Much Toby Well I don't know I said almost everyone says it it's like only a few people say it although one of my main sources is everyone who makes a how I made my gauge 1 Thomas video
Thank you! Duke is not my first replica though, I made Peter Sam and Sir Handel before him. But Duke was engine I fully designed. You have very splendid models and hope to see your future models!
So, about the lining. Instead of trying to mask and paint it (which is more "pro" if it turns out right, but is stupidly vulnerable to tape bleeds and peeling (he said from experience)), it might work better to lay masking tape out on some wax paper, paint the _tape_ the desired color, and then cut the tape into thinner strips as needed. That would actually end up looking more like the show, too, since they did the lining with chart tape rather than masking and painting it.
Well my printer is the Creality Ender 5 which I got it for around $200 but you can find cheaper printers that are good quality. The spool filament was around 5-10 dollars. I do recommend making something like this because there are files on these replicas out there but I didn’t know that and made my own files. The downside to making replicas is you will have to do a lot of sanding to get your models smooth. Overall I recommend getting into making replicas and the more models you make the more experienced you are at making them. Hope this helps!
@@coachesteaches the laptop was tested, the charge port is picking up power but it’s not transmitting it to the battery or somethin, so it will be a while
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Very talented! I’m not into modeling or making replicas, I’m not really a crafty person myself, but I always enjoy seeing other people’s creations and what they’re able to do, and this Duke model is very impressive, keep up the good work and best of luck with your future projects!
Thank you very much for the support, there will definitely be more coming soon.
@@ngfstudio4818 Every Thomas fan has said this if it is 3D printed it does not count as a prop replica
@Too Much Toby Well I don't know I said almost everyone says it it's like only a few people say it although one of my main sources is everyone who makes a how I made my gauge 1 Thomas video
Most people don’t even do a 20 subs special, you are SO talented that you make a REPLICA of duke the lost engine. Pure awesomeness.
Thank you very much! More will be coming soon :)
This model will definitely suit his grace.
Indeed! Thanks
Very impressive for it seemingly being your first replica. Keep it up! You’ve got talent here! Def subscribing
Thank you! Duke is not my first replica though, I made Peter Sam and Sir Handel before him. But Duke was engine I fully designed. You have very splendid models and hope to see your future models!
Tbh i discovered your channel because of your Toby and the Flood video as I found it funny, I didn't know you had such great talent!
Thank you!
You did an amazing job designing that Body shell
Glad you like it!
So, about the lining. Instead of trying to mask and paint it (which is more "pro" if it turns out right, but is stupidly vulnerable to tape bleeds and peeling (he said from experience)), it might work better to lay masking tape out on some wax paper, paint the _tape_ the desired color, and then cut the tape into thinner strips as needed. That would actually end up looking more like the show, too, since they did the lining with chart tape rather than masking and painting it.
Great looking replica! Hope you do more!
Thanks, I will!
I honestly love this model I would suggest printing the nameplate using vinyl so it doesn't peel off.
Thank you! I printed his nameplate on regular paper bc that’s what I had on hand but I’ll try to upgrade him in the future!
i only hope for the best of ur future model projects. btw this model is amazing! It's nice to see narrow guage engine replicas.
Thanks! There will be more narrow gauge videos when I make some more replicas
Man i must say that you are very talented in my opinion. Amazing job 👍
Thanks for the comment it’s very appreciated!
This man need 1m in this year
Ive just found your channel and i like it. Im subscribed now too
Thank you I’m glad you subbed :)
You’re hella underrated
Lol I accidentally said it was a frun project instead of fun.
cool prop bro
Thanks!
So this would be his large scale model
It’s his o gauge model? Not the close up model
If you don’t mind me asking how much did it cost to make and would you recommend a beginner to make something like this
Well my printer is the Creality Ender 5 which I got it for around $200 but you can find cheaper printers that are good quality. The spool filament was around 5-10 dollars. I do recommend making something like this because there are files on these replicas out there but I didn’t know that and made my own files. The downside to making replicas is you will have to do a lot of sanding to get your models smooth. Overall I recommend getting into making replicas and the more models you make the more experienced you are at making them. Hope this helps!
@@ngfstudio4818 Thank you very much
YOOOOOOOO
Ik im VERY Late! But this Would 100% Suit his Grace
Thank you!
At this point I need one
Hoping one day i can make a prop of skarloey.
Nice
Can we be friends just asking
I was ur 60th subscriber
Awesome!
Is it a Gauge 1 model or a 0 Gauge one?
It runs on o gauge track
Duke The Lost Engine
Can you make Luke next?
I’m not sure, my laptop isn’t turning on so no new replicas will be made for a while
@@ngfstudio4818alr hopefully it turns on soon!
@@coachesteaches the laptop was tested, the charge port is picking up power but it’s not transmitting it to the battery or somethin, so it will be a while
@@ngfstudio4818 ok
Nice
Thank you!