This is what TH-cam is about. Just a guy passionate about what he does. He uses a toy truck for the tracks, real dirt, twigs, leaves, and grass. The amount of love he puts into each diorama is absolutely incredible.
my man, youtube's about breaking plates and disrespecting entire cultures in your daily vlog to then point out the few good things you've done in a diss track in hopes of the entire platform either forgiving you or forgetting about it in the other bullshit you've done since then. nevermind it's about fighting other youtubers while making everyone pay to even watch the fight
I agree but some channels arnt like this, so i would say that this is an example of what youtube should be, not what it is. But for the most part youtube is a great community.
Do I know anything at all in real life about model making? Nope Am I a total snob during these videos, saying things like, "Oh, well of course, I would have done the same," or "What a brilliant idea, I'll have to keep that in mind," or "Of course he used that technique, I've seen it before, what a classic" Obviously
I’ll probably never build a diorama but watching these videos is addicting. It’s very neat to see how you do them and the finish look. The patience and attention to detail is amazing!
@@lilsmokey7605 He really would, but I prefer it so much more this way. As an Australian, his work gives me super nostalgic vibes from the trips I used to take in the countryside as a kid. He always nails the tones, shapes and colours of Aussie bushland so well. The details are spot on... like the shopping trolley in the lake 😂
*WELL.... I WAS ACTUALLY GOING TO LEAVE A LONG ANGRY COMMENT! , COMPLAINING ABOUT ALL OF THIS!* ..... *COMPLAINING ABOUT - HOW TOXIC!!!..AND POISONOUS!...& UNNATURAL!!..AND TOXIC!...ALL OF THIS STUFF IS! , THAT HE USES!!* ..... *AND!., ABOUT- ALL OF THE TREMENDOUS AMOUNT OF TROUBLE!..AND WORK!.. AND EXPENSE!!..THAT IS NECESSARY!* .... .. *FOR SOMETHING SO USELESS & POINTLESS!!!!* . *I MEAN!...IT IS NOT LIKE HE IS GOING TO GET A GOOD JOB WITH HOLLYWOOD & SPECIAL EFFECTS! == THEY DO NOT USE THIS TECHNOLOGY ANYMORE!!!!!!!!!!!!!* *THIS IS OLD OUTDATED! SPECIAL EFFECTS TECHNOLOGY , THAT WAS USED BACK IN THE* **1970s on back** . *I SURE HOPE! THAT HE DISPOSES OF ALL OF THAT TOXIC FAKE STUFF , PROPERLY!!!!!!!!!!!!* ` ` *BUT!..... I DECIDED NOT TO SINGLE HIM OUT , AND NOT PICK ON HIM!,, WHEN THERE ARE OTHER MORE IMPORTANT TERRIBLE THINGS IN LIFE , TO FOCUS ON!*
@@BoulderCreekRailroad Hanging for this one. Love to see it. Im curious to see how you would go doing mangroves or some outback QLD/NT/Pilbara scenes, with the heavy red dirt.
Hi, I have a suggestion. You should refer paintings of great painters like Vincent Van Gogh and should try to create those paintings through your art work since you excel in it. Few examples you can work on are Vincent van Gogh's 01. The Red Vineyard (1888) 02. The Sower (1888) 03. View of Arles, Flowering Orchards (1889) 04. Painter on the Road to Tarascon (1888) 05. Starry Night Over the Rhone (1888). Btwn love watching your videos.
Love your videos! You should totally do a "surreal diorama" series where you experiment with your skills a little more wildly cause that would be so interesting to watch!
I always learn a lot from your tutorials and your techniques are easily understood. I like the fact that you use readily available products and show the best method to use them for great results on a diorama. Thanks for making and sharing this tutorial.
Thank you very much. Finally a video that is easy for beginners. I'm 67 and retired and decided to start modeling again. I learned quickly that its not paint by numbers as in the 60's. A have a few visions in my head but didn't know how to properly execute it until your video. I'm just learning about washes, pigments, resin, modpodge. Now I can give it a try with confidence. Thanks
This has to be the most detailed instruction video I've ever seen , and one to which I will return to again and again . With out doubt the Bible to me for producing water with out the usual leaks ! Thank you Luke .
i watched this after i finished watching a crude model making video from india. the difference is like night and day. it's amazing what technology can do to elevate your skill. your technic is meticulous
Smugglers Cove model scenery layout by Geoff Nott Mike Flack has some of the model best water I have seen. The river craft are also totally top notch. The trick with the 2 part resins is to go a step above in the source chain for a better deal. That stuff is deadly expensive at the best of times. There is another single part silicon way to do water thats very cheap. A sort of Hillbilly Bunnings method.
This popped up in my recommendations and I am so happy it did! The whole video left me in awe of your talent! It was amazing seeing the whole transformation. I found it oddly relaxing to watch it all being put together. You have earned a new subscriber :)
I liked how you showed your failures. Will help people avoid similar obstacles. Cheers to you my friend. And Cheers to more of us being brave enough to show our own failures.
I really like how you've mastered your creativity.l'm an artist as well & currently I'm building a Stable,Height 3ft,Width 3ft,Length 8ft,#12 Stalls with #12 split outside doors,#12 split inside doors,aTackroom & Office with a window & Outside door in Tackroom & Office,Doubled Front & Back doors and a Folding,Shingled A Framed Roof.
Another awesome diorama Luke, the river looks so good that I don't know if I should grab my togs or my fishing gear... _{Spots the croc}_ Forget the togs, I'm not swimming there 😀 I love all the great little details in there, the croc, the trolley, the ewok under the tree, and hey is that Marty from BTTF? And I really love those roots, really brings the scene to life 👍 Top job (as always) 👌👍
Since you've got Marty in there, I think you should think of calling the diorama 'Clayton Ravine' 😉 _{Marty: They say Clayton ravine was named after a teacher, they say she fell in there a hundred years ago. Every kid in school knows the story 'cause we all have teachers we'd like to see fall into the ravine.}_
I'm so glad I stumble upon this channel at least twice a year. It sucks me into the world of model building and I can only escape after weeks of binging all of your videos :D
hey Luke, great video as always. I am currently building my own layout. seen as you are a source of inspiration for me and some of your first videos are of you creating your layout, i was hoping that (if it is still intact.) you could maybe make a video about how your layout ended up looking like. BTW i am also a fellow Aussie and a you-tuber. (Although i haven't uploaded any videos or content as of yet.) Again, great video and diorama. Regards, GWR 64 Pannier
Hey, I love your work man, I’m just wondering that it will be really cool/awesome if you made a modern city, it may be hard but you can help people who are having trouble making a city. anyway wish you luck with all your other spectacular ideas
It could be just a small part of a city block, something like this: www.iknowjoshuasmith.com/work/23-temple-street/ His work is can be inspirational for anyone that want to try some urban dioramas. I just checked out Kathy Millatt's channel really quick, she also has some videos touching techniques useful for city modeling.
The color used to frame the edge of the scene really finalizes it. Look like you went to some miniature world and cut out a piece of it with a knife! The details!
My goodness, this is utterly stunning! The effects you achieve with your techniques are amazing, especially with your river and the ripple effects. Those banks with the roots look amazing as well!
i was looking for a game called subnautica and this guy came in and i said ok just a quick look to see what it is. I just sat in my chair for 24 minutes to watch this whole video.
Always amazing work. I notice you used a new static grass applicator - did your custom model die or were you just testing this new one (and if testing, do you like it better)? Your videos are inspirational, and we are not worthy of them (but thanks, anyway!)... :)
Just tried your process of using gloss Mod Podge on epoxy water, spread with an airbrush to create surface ripples on the water surface. Worked terrific! Sure appreciate you sharing your process. Thanks, Luke!!
Great tutorial as always. Thank you for showing what can and did go wrong. You saved me and others from a lot of issues. Nice shout out to Kathy Millatt as well.
0:00 wtf?? i thought that was real and i thoguh this video is gona be like how to make real fake river like go outside and pait it or soemthing didnt expect miniture stuff o-o
I really love your work, my man. I watch on my 2nd screen as I edit podcasts (my full time job). It's so mesmerizing and helps keep me focused. I've seen similar comments, but you're totally a new Bob Ross for me. I just watch the videos over and over. You're so good at what you do.
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This is what TH-cam is about. Just a guy passionate about what he does. He uses a toy truck for the tracks, real dirt, twigs, leaves, and grass. The amount of love he puts into each diorama is absolutely incredible.
my man, youtube's about breaking plates and disrespecting entire cultures in your daily vlog to then point out the few good things you've done in a diss track in hopes of the entire platform either forgiving you or forgetting about it in the other bullshit you've done since then. nevermind it's about fighting other youtubers while making everyone pay to even watch the fight
You will love Clickspring as well then.
A 25 minute vid and only one mid role, this man is our savior
I agree but some channels arnt like this, so i would say that this is an example of what youtube should be, not what it is. But for the most part youtube is a great community.
Christopher DeMoss in
Do I build these?
Nope
Do I always watch these videos regardless?
Yep
Same 😂😂
+1
Do I know anything at all in real life about model making?
Nope
Am I a total snob during these videos, saying things like, "Oh, well of course, I would have done the same," or "What a brilliant idea, I'll have to keep that in mind," or "Of course he used that technique, I've seen it before, what a classic"
Obviously
Same here.
Relatable. I also watch the minecraft videos. I don't even play video games but they make some amazing things on there.
Do a japanese Style cherry blossom with lake and japanese traditional houses
Ian Dabre I’d love this too!
I'd love this to
Oooo yess that would be cool!
Ian Dabre YES
Would be sick
15:05 Officially the most cinematic footage of a USB installation in the universe! P.s amazing job - love your vids.
Bitplex It‘s fake. He was able to plug it in with the first try.
It was filmed backwards, he pulled it out and just ran the footage bachwards
I’ll probably never build a diorama but watching these videos is addicting. It’s very neat to see how you do them and the finish look. The patience and attention to detail is amazing!
Brilliant video as ever. I always learn something new and your river was stunning. Thanks!
I HAVE BEEN HERE FOR 13 YEARS AND I AM STILL AMAZED!!!😍😍😍
@@lilsmokey7605 He really would, but I prefer it so much more this way. As an Australian, his work gives me super nostalgic vibes from the trips I used to take in the countryside as a kid. He always nails the tones, shapes and colours of Aussie bushland so well. The details are spot on... like the shopping trolley in the lake 😂
Statt noch nock😂👍
im the 1000th like : D
This is the most positive comment box I've seen.
Shut up. :)
Eat shit.
*WELL.... I WAS ACTUALLY GOING TO LEAVE A LONG ANGRY COMMENT! , COMPLAINING ABOUT ALL OF THIS!* .....
*COMPLAINING ABOUT - HOW TOXIC!!!..AND POISONOUS!...& UNNATURAL!!..AND TOXIC!...ALL OF THIS STUFF IS! , THAT HE USES!!* .....
*AND!., ABOUT- ALL OF THE TREMENDOUS AMOUNT OF TROUBLE!..AND WORK!.. AND EXPENSE!!..THAT IS NECESSARY!* ....
.. *FOR SOMETHING SO USELESS & POINTLESS!!!!*
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*I MEAN!...IT IS NOT LIKE HE IS GOING TO GET A GOOD JOB WITH HOLLYWOOD & SPECIAL EFFECTS! == THEY DO NOT USE THIS TECHNOLOGY ANYMORE!!!!!!!!!!!!!*
*THIS IS OLD OUTDATED! SPECIAL EFFECTS TECHNOLOGY , THAT WAS USED BACK IN THE* **1970s on back**
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*I SURE HOPE! THAT HE DISPOSES OF ALL OF THAT TOXIC FAKE STUFF , PROPERLY!!!!!!!!!!!!*
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*BUT!..... I DECIDED NOT TO SINGLE HIM OUT , AND NOT PICK ON HIM!,, WHEN THERE ARE OTHER MORE IMPORTANT TERRIBLE THINGS IN LIFE , TO FOCUS ON!*
I do not make stuff like this myself but these videos are so satisfying and chill
thanks mate, glad you enjoy watching
I love the shopping cart great detail to every river
Sad that humans are such filthy beasts that a realistic diorama must include our garbage...
A bicycle would also work
@@CrayfishCraig a model of a garbage dump would be the challenge
Or you could put some Iphones, corpses, and guns for that extra realism
Realistic meets Realistic. An artist at work. Your talent and creativity is as expanse and boundless as the Universe. Deeply appreciate you sharing.
That's Marty McFly! And an ewok! Hope to see some Star Wars inspired sceneries in the future!
ha ha they sure are 😉 a sci-fi scene is definitely on the list at some point!
Great! Magnificent work, I love it.
@@BoulderCreekRailroad Hanging for this one. Love to see it.
Im curious to see how you would go doing mangroves or some outback QLD/NT/Pilbara scenes, with the heavy red dirt.
Something with young Anakin and a whole lot of sand would be awesome!
@@larascasse9264 nice :D
Hi, I have a suggestion. You should refer paintings of great painters like Vincent Van Gogh and should try to create those paintings through your art work since you excel in it. Few examples you can work on are Vincent van Gogh's
01. The Red Vineyard (1888)
02. The Sower (1888)
03. View of Arles, Flowering Orchards (1889)
04. Painter on the Road to Tarascon (1888)
05. Starry Night Over the Rhone (1888).
Btwn love watching your videos.
Kiran Narayanan yooo thatd be so cool!
I thought this was gonna be about building an actual river
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Same 😂😂
samee
Can also agree..
"How simple people think" :D
At the beginning I saw the jacket dude and was like lmfao is that Marty McFly and it actually was Marty McFly😂👌
thought the same thing as well
Yes! And then I realized he had a little Wicket too!!!!!
Apparently they are hanging out.
Me too
AbbiCat and a Star Wars reference the little Ewok
Love your videos! You should totally do a "surreal diorama" series where you experiment with your skills a little more wildly cause that would be so interesting to watch!
Every time I watch one of your videos I'm left shaking my head and thinking "This dude is a damn genius"...Grass roots...amazing.
I find these videos perfect before sleep
Same
I always learn a lot from your tutorials and your techniques are easily understood. I like the fact that you use readily available products and show the best method to use them for great results on a diorama. Thanks for making and sharing this tutorial.
Trolley in the river, classic straya
ha ha yeah I couldn't resist, I was amazed the 3D printer was able to print such fine detail
@@BoulderCreekRailroad really looks amazing definitely catches what the outback looks like
Thank you very much. Finally a video that is easy for beginners. I'm 67 and retired and decided to start modeling again. I learned quickly that its not paint by numbers as in the 60's. A have a few visions in my head but didn't know how to properly execute it until your video. I'm just learning about washes, pigments, resin, modpodge. Now I can give it a try with confidence. Thanks
I am useless. This is amazing. I want to be miniaturized and put inside the diorama.
whenever i get a notification from you, my day gets way better :)
keep up the great work
that's awesome mate 😄 glad you're enjoying the videos
Never clicked so fast on a video before
Edit: i always enjoy your videos! Keep up the good work!
lol... so glad you enjoy the videos 😉
@@BoulderCreekRailroad i really mean it 😄
Why do I read this below every video 😑
This has to be the most detailed instruction video I've ever seen , and one to which I will return to again and again . With out doubt the Bible to me for producing water with out the usual leaks ! Thank you Luke .
i watched this after i finished watching a crude model making video from india. the difference is like night and day. it's amazing what technology can do to elevate your skill. your technic is meticulous
I have no need of a river bank or water on my model but I was glued to your video. I was riveting and extremely well presented.
Barry.Devon
Luke, i would just like to thank you for making these videos. you have become and inspiration to me, and have taught me so much.
Thanks.
This is amazing, honestly not sure how i got here but this is truly awesome! The static grass was my favorite 😊
15:04 The USB key is a paid actor, it would never fit so directly in the port like that.
yeah, it went in way too perfectly -- i feel like he either tried that a few times, or he recorded himself taking it out, and reversed the footage.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Lol exactly
just try it about 500 times it has to be ok at least once but as Asher R. says filmed in reverse clever very clever
And the right way up too! Hooo
I really liked the trick for the water ripples with the mod podge and the airbrush. That turned out primo.
Smugglers Cove model scenery layout by Geoff Nott Mike Flack has some of the model best water I have seen. The river craft are also totally top notch. The trick with the 2 part resins is to go a step above in the source chain for a better deal. That stuff is deadly expensive at the best of times. There is another single part silicon way to do water thats very cheap. A sort of Hillbilly Bunnings method.
This popped up in my recommendations and I am so happy it did! The whole video left me in awe of your talent! It was amazing seeing the whole transformation. I found it oddly relaxing to watch it all being put together. You have earned a new subscriber :)
You sir are the second coming of Bob Ross. Never do I look so forward to a notification.
Thanks so much for the amazing compliment 😀
I liked how you showed your failures. Will help people avoid similar obstacles. Cheers to you my friend. And Cheers to more of us being brave enough to show our own failures.
Thank you!! This video gave me the confidence to try this myself!
Can you show us all of your dioramas and put them side by side
An idea:
Can you make a scene after a hurricane?
Like sticks and branches in the water,broken fences,ect?
You are a Australian Bob Ross that makes 3D things
Omg yes 😂
Just what I thought!
Facts
Yes
He doesn't have mistakes, just happy little accidents.
At 0:12 I love how you included the actual landscape around you as it really shows how realistic your model is!
watching the grass being applied was too satisfying!
I really like how you've mastered your creativity.l'm an artist as well & currently I'm building a Stable,Height 3ft,Width 3ft,Length 8ft,#12 Stalls with #12 split outside doors,#12 split inside doors,aTackroom & Office with a window & Outside door in Tackroom & Office,Doubled Front & Back doors and a Folding,Shingled A Framed Roof.
Having trouble finding Wally? You'll find the answers here: www.bouldercreekrailroad.com/find-me-challenge.html 😃
You have got to be the best diorama builder I have ever seen!
Hi Luke, I noticed in your newer videos, you stop using the term "scenic glue". Why? 😂
Luke Towan, this is awesome!
Any way I could buy one of those figures? He’s great!
Amazing work Luke!! I love seeing Aussie’s making such great pieces!!
What happens to them all when you are finished with them?
😀🕺🏻🎥🏖🇦🇺
Luke towan is the best
I love the addition of Marty McFly and the Ewok
WOW! the most fascinating 24 minutes i have ever spent on TH-cam!
I could watch these types of videos all day. You make it look so simple, but I'm sure it takes a lot of time and patience to become that good.
Nice river. Very realistic.
Now we can populate it with fish and wildlife :-)
"Ooh, what's that in my notifications?".... "YES!"
ha ha... glad you're enjoying the videos 😄
@@BoulderCreekRailroad hello Mel 🙋🏻♂️much love from Mexico .
You sir...are a genius
The talent, the passion, the patience...WOW!
Hilarious the dumped shopping trolley! Very nice detail! Aside from the dumped shopping trolley, GREAT work!
Another awesome diorama Luke, the river looks so good that I don't know if I should grab my togs or my fishing gear... _{Spots the croc}_ Forget the togs, I'm not swimming there 😀
I love all the great little details in there, the croc, the trolley, the ewok under the tree, and hey is that Marty from BTTF? And I really love those roots, really brings the scene to life 👍
Top job (as always) 👌👍
Since you've got Marty in there, I think you should think of calling the diorama 'Clayton Ravine' 😉
_{Marty: They say Clayton ravine was named after a teacher, they say she fell in there a hundred years ago. Every kid in school knows the story 'cause we all have teachers we'd like to see fall into the ravine.}_
Yup, from Back to The Future: The Game.
Thank you KlingonCaptain, I thought the figure looked familiar 👍
Honestly the people who dislike Luke’s vids are probably insane irl.
Imagine him when he made projects at school. Dude must have been GODLY.
I don’t know why this showed up on my feed, but I’m so glad it did. This is super cool/unique and it looks real! Amazing.
You are definitely the master of the HO models. Your attention to details does the trick to make it look real 👍
“Fine dirt from What I could find out side the house”
That hike has to be 20 feet deep by now!
*People like u deserve pewdiepies place as your video quality exeeds such qualities of many more popular youtubers.*
Agree
You know it's realistic when you think the thumbnail and first 20 seconds of the video are photos of a real river and embankment
I so appreciate you showing us your intakes, and how to prevent doing it. Thank you. Absolutely enjoy your videos.
I thought by the thumbnail and start of the video this was a video about how to make a realistic mad-made river on your property! Beautiful job!
It's beautiful
thanks mate
I love how there's just a random Ewok there as well
Same XD
And the human figure looks like Marty McFly... :)
God imagine playing a wargame on a table designed by this dude
oh! that would be amazing!
The amount of techniques involved in the production of this diorama is truly amazing. Truly amazed by your skills
I'm so glad I stumble upon this channel at least twice a year. It sucks me into the world of model building and I can only escape after weeks of binging all of your videos :D
Are we going to ignore the fact he hid an Ewok in there? Lol
I saw it too!😂
Endor diorama coming up in the near future I hope. Good to know Luke loves Star Wars.
Marty McFly is just taking his Ewok out for a swim.
hey Luke, great video as always. I am currently building my own layout. seen as you are a source of inspiration for me and some of your first videos are of you creating your layout, i was hoping that (if it is still intact.) you could maybe make a video about how your layout ended up looking like. BTW i am also a fellow Aussie and a you-tuber. (Although i haven't uploaded any videos or content as of yet.) Again, great video and diorama.
Regards, GWR 64 Pannier
I guess that’s what Marty was going to do with Jen at the Lake
ha ha... I never even realized! 😄
If Jen was an ewok. yes...
hahaha nice!!! ☺☺
Feed her to a gator?
Amra no to go boating
Don’t know how I stumbled on this as I’ve never researched modelling but I’ve just sat for 24mins utterly mesmerised, looks absolutely amazing!!
Stepping out of the real world and into your realistic miniature creations is always fantastic! Thank you!
Hey, I love your work man, I’m just wondering that it will be really cool/awesome if you made a modern city, it may be hard but you can help people who are having trouble making a city. anyway wish you luck with all your other spectacular ideas
A city would be cool... I'm gonna need a bigger hobby room though 😀
Understandable 👍
It could be just a small part of a city block, something like this:
www.iknowjoshuasmith.com/work/23-temple-street/
His work is can be inspirational for anyone that want to try some urban dioramas. I just checked out Kathy Millatt's channel really quick, she also has some videos touching techniques useful for city modeling.
I wouldn't be so sure about it.
So this is how God created earth in 6 days
Yes. He used Woodland Scenics and a 3D printer.
Lol I was thinking the same thing 😂
maybe, if a random book says so .-.
Sean Wheale
Haha ikr
Yeah God watched this channel to get the tutorials on how to pull off beautiful craftsmanship.
Thanks for the info! Awesome video... can you make a diorama about chernobyl ?? It would be amazing
I have no idea how I ended up watching this . I think the attention to detail is fantastic
The color used to frame the edge of the scene really finalizes it. Look like you went to some miniature world and cut out a piece of it with a knife! The details!
The bob ross of the 3d world
This was in my recommended, wtf? I’m addicted now
They sell really small super realistic rc cars, itd be awesome if you made some super tiny rock crawling tracks then drove the little cars on it!
Oh yes
My goodness, this is utterly stunning! The effects you achieve with your techniques are amazing, especially with your river and the ripple effects. Those banks with the roots look amazing as well!
best videos to watch when your just chillin.
i was looking for a game called subnautica and this guy came in and i said ok just a quick look to see what it is. I just sat in my chair for 24 minutes to watch this whole video.
Always amazing work. I notice you used a new static grass applicator - did your custom model die or were you just testing this new one (and if testing, do you like it better)?
Your videos are inspirational, and we are not worthy of them (but thanks, anyway!)... :)
Mel you should make a hobbit house that wuold de a nice protect 😁👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻😁.
It's been done... watch the short video on it, "Lord of the Rings"... 😉
Never seen your videos and I didn't read the title right and actually thought this was a real river. Amazing talent 😀
Just tried your process of using gloss Mod Podge on epoxy water, spread with an airbrush to create surface ripples on the water surface. Worked terrific! Sure appreciate you sharing your process. Thanks, Luke!!
MY MAN
lol... glad you liked it 😉
At least this guy is rooting something.
I wana be like you i really love your work
You need to be yourself!!!
Follow YOUR dreams!
@@sixchiensblancs what if my dream is to be him ,':|
I had no idea people did this kind of stuff and my partner used to be a model maker! Amazing detail. You are a doctor of miniatures
Hi Luke, I appreciate you took the time to show the mistake bit, as well as all the other stuff that went so well. Top work!
I thought he was going to make a LIFE SIZE FAKE RIVER LMAO but that’s still awesome wow
worth watching at 2 am XD i usualy dont watch this kind of thing and lol im an hardcore gamer btw
holy **** i got highlighted!!!!
Nobody asked
@@unclesam6764 and?
build a highway and overpass
thanks again mate 😉
You are an artist sir... Hats off for outstanding work
Great tutorial as always. Thank you for showing what can and did go wrong. You saved me and others from a lot of issues.
Nice shout out to Kathy Millatt as well.
"It's not perfect and mistakes still happen..."
*shows models that confused me if they were actual objects or not"
0:00 wtf?? i thought that was real and i thoguh this video is gona be like how to make real fake river like go outside and pait it or soemthing didnt expect miniture stuff o-o
17:21 I see two Easter eggs Star Wars
And back to the future
Me too.. I wonder how many more there are? Love a good Easter egg hunt!
Awesome work as always, Luke. I love that trolley.
I really love your work, my man. I watch on my 2nd screen as I edit podcasts (my full time job). It's so mesmerizing and helps keep me focused.
I've seen similar comments, but you're totally a new Bob Ross for me. I just watch the videos over and over. You're so good at what you do.