This is amazing! I took a 2 year class for blender and cant even do this level of detail. Absolutely amazing!!!!! Your models are so good and the animation was flawless!
Man, that sound design is amazing, I could listen for hours~ the visuals were incredibly well done, you really get a sense of weight, even with the explosions!
OMG this is amazing!!! From modeling to animation to sound to camera angles, this deserves an award no doubt. I cant express how excellent everything was.
@@ThePeanuteee fun fact, that whistle isnt from the polar express originally, its from the back to the future part 3 train, if ya dont believe me, google a clip and compare
The flying Scotsman has a bell and an American whistle for its USA tour so it’s not too far off I’m not sure if Scotsman’s American whistle sounded like this but it did have one
have you ever thought of recreating real life crashes like say southall rail crash and paddington railcrash because this animation is absolutely fantastic and when it comes to train crashes no amount of information shock will compare to the visuals and the sounds, I think you could make some amazing and deep recreations of such crashes and really show people just what its like to go through something like that on a personal level
@@billfernald all the scripting, camera shots, sound designing, train model (if you made it) that character animation? did you do it all in just 3 days ????
i am not one to usually get scared of horror movies and something about the sound design and only one person being in the train frightened me to my core. it's like the mechanics of the train and the rails where the monster knowing that it would destroy itself in pleasure to take the life of the only passenger. extremely good job landon!
Apart from the great animation, I think the best part of this is setting up the plot as an excuse to animate the crash of a train. You don’t need to know where the guy came from or why nobody else is on the train. It’s just the simple circumstances of the scene that lets the train crash make sense, and the dude survives! This guy knows how to have fun with cgi.
Between how absurdly over-the-top it is, all the implausible explosions (passenger coaches), and the impressively done VFX, the Hollywood film industry is sure to have many opportunities for this guy!
Damn man, this was incredible. Well done, i especially wanna mention how you nailed the realism since this exact thing has happened to me twice, both times while on vacation in Austria and thats why I always bring a neck pillow and sit with my back towards the front of the train.
I like how you used Polar Express sound effects, the only thing i don't like are the sparks coming from the coaches's wheels, normally sparks don't come out unless the vehicle or rolling stock is braking or turning at a sharp curve
The vacuum that would have operated these brakes would have been compromised during the crash, the loss of vacuum causing a brake deployment and therefore the sparks flying
as someone who is a british rail enthusiast i can tell you that the americ- i mean english rolling stock is very legit yes yes and the locomotive totally has that whistle yes yes
The Ending ;D No but seriously, im just starting to learn blender and it´s already SO hard to make stuff animate good. MUCH respect to all the effort that was put into the keyframing and modelling of the destruction, this is absolutely great! Really good video!
I love how no one realize the side rods on the LNER A3 is "literally" moving backwards but the train itself is moving forward 0:38 (put on 0,25x speed)
@@henrycook1474 BR didnt exist until 1948 LNER A3 already exist in 1920's I ain't suprise if you only know the UK National Railway By the comment your reply, ita pretty clear
@Rajo 6466 Anims the locomotive is an A3, and was operated by the LNER in the 20s. That doesn’t change the fact that the one in this animation is a British Railways A3, which you can tell by the BR lion and wheel logo and the distinct British Rail Green color, which is different from the LNER “apple green” color.
I just wanted to say this was very entertaining and really motivates me as a beginner in Blender to keep practicing. I checked out your website and it says you made this at age 16. Are you really 16? If so this is phenomenal work and you have a very bright future ahead of you.
It's really good and something I can only dream to achieve on blender but in the outside shot of the train during the established in B you had the Piston rides going backwards
This looks like if “The Polar Express”, the “Knowing” subway crash scene, and the “Super 8” train wreck had a baby, and I’m all for it Edit: Oh and the “Final Destination 3” subway scene 😂
Aside from the stellar visual work here, I have to commend on how ingeniously farcical the short was clearly intended to be. Showing the World's Most Famous Steam Loco in a off-beat scenario, and actually crash and explode in impact was part of the joke, yet it's depicted ever so accurately. It hammers it in when the only survivor of the whole ordeal is the human occupant. Incredibly the 'Flying Scotsman' did almost face a collision impact in real life; it happened while it was on its nationwide tour of Australia in the late 1980s. As it was travelling on-route to Alice Springs, a road-truck raced across an isolated road-crossing in front of the approaching locomotive, though it cleared the tracks before it went any further. Regards, Samuel Farris.
I like the fact that there’s literally just one guy on the train and he doesn’t even question that it’s empty or there isn’t any conductors or engineers on board lol
That was great animation work man great job, can wait for people who have actually seen the flying scptsmam in real life to see this, they're either be amazed at the animation or go mad seeingthe world's most famous locomotive crash
Those passenger carts had some explosive bolts
Obviously made by Michael Bay
@@toelord8760that explains everything.
Love your videos.
Specially train stunts
I think that this is the wrong whistle for the flying Scotsman 0:43
@@user-is1fi2iu7hthat's the polar Express whistle
It's over the top, flashy, very cinematic, and very unrealistic. 10/10 I love it and the "how's it going" at the end was probably the best part.
Thank you!
Quality filmmaking, made me jump, laugh, and appreciate the sheer amount of effort that went in to this.
Thanks!
This has the same janky camera work as The Polar Express, and I'm loving it.
Anyone who combines sound effects from The Polar Express, T-34, and Twister into one video has my respect.
😆
And Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows (the sound for “Little Hansel” firing was used for the derailing device) 0:49
there were also sounds from the movie Super 8
And wanted
i have seen all those! i seen t34 about 3 times in 1 month cause its soo good
As someone who films trains on a daily basis, I can confirm this is 100% accurate and exactly how trains get derailed.
😆
1:57 how u doin?
What BNSF 1458 didn’t see
0:38
Wheels spinnin in reverse
Wtf, why, how, what period
@@Dreagon_Drone I am from every period of time
As a train nerd, I love this so much! RIP the Flying Scotsman in this video btw
This is amazing! I took a 2 year class for blender and cant even do this level of detail. Absolutely amazing!!!!! Your models are so good and the animation was flawless!
Thank you so much!
I thought this was gonna be realistic but this is hilarious. Good job.
Ha Thanks!
Hah, funny
@@billfernald death of the flying Scotsman
I just keep on seeing you on every different videos
Podel level of animation xd
Man, this crash is so over the top that I feel like the one in Super 8 acted as inspiration for it! Nice animation, friend
Totally! I even used sound effects from the super 8 wreck
@@billfernald i mainly heard sounds from the Polar Express
czcams.com/video/KANnqm2QgWw/video.html
@@idkanymore9267They used audio from The Polar Express, Super 8 and Sherlock Holmes: A Game Of Shadows.
And T-34
1:11 it’s the flying scotsman
Man, that sound design is amazing, I could listen for hours~ the visuals were incredibly well done, you really get a sense of weight, even with the explosions!
Thanks!
@@billfernald ^ ^
And at the end the guy in the train just said "How's it going?".
Truly balls of steel.
Been looking for this comment
Yes
He's a true chad
Is it just me or does 1:20 just sound so dope. The rhythmic thumping of the crash 👌
Sound Movie: The Lone Ranger (2013)
WE GETTIN OUTTA THE STATION WITH THIS ONE 🥶🥶🔥🔥🔥🔥🥶🥶
@@saturnsandjupiters358WE GETTIN OUTTA THE ROUNDHOUSE SHED WITH THIS ONE 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔊🔊🔊🔊💯💯💯💯🔊🔊🔊🔊
I applaud the effort and time you put into this. It's over the top and has a surprise ending.
Thanks!
OMG this is amazing!!! From modeling to animation to sound to camera angles, this deserves an award no doubt. I cant express how excellent everything was.
Thanks!
I love how the passenger coaches just explode on impact for no reason, almost as if Michael Bay made this. 🤣 apart from that, very well done animation
Thanks 😆
You know the drill, movie vehicles are made of 10,000 gallons of explodium.
@Phuc Ta sorry, I meant to say the one that landed on the road blew up for no reason.
I do that to
you gotta love it when rolling stock is made of thousands upon thousands of gallons of flammable liquids instead of metal
I don't know if a British engine has a American whistle
But this animation is amazing
Edit: THANKS FOR THE LIKES
ITS FLYING SCOTSMAN'S USA TOUR WHISTLE
In fact I think it sounds like the polar Express whistle
@@ashipcrafter2440 the animation uses noise samples from the polar express. So not a doubt the whistle is from the polar express
@@ThePeanuteee fun fact, that whistle isnt from the polar express originally, its from the back to the future part 3 train, if ya dont believe me, google a clip and compare
The flying Scotsman has a bell and an American whistle for its USA tour so it’s not too far off I’m not sure if Scotsman’s American whistle sounded like this but it did have one
Man tbh this is a sick masterpiece. Never seen anything like this or even close to this! Keep it up🎉🎉
Thank you!
This is awesome! The random guy at the end asking how it's going. This is just great!
Nice use of the Polar Express sound effects and the leaf at the beginning was a nice little reference
Thanks! I actually made the video right after watching Polar Express 😆
I also noticed he used the derailing sound from the 2013 Snowpiercer Movie
And sounds taken from the Dolby train trailer
1:53 - "hey ron!" "Hey Billy!... That hurt."
I get it,that famous video
Thanks Corridor Digital for showing me this gem!
have you ever thought of recreating real life crashes like say southall rail crash and paddington railcrash because this animation is absolutely fantastic and when it comes to train crashes no amount of information shock will compare to the visuals and the sounds, I think you could make some amazing and deep recreations of such crashes and really show people just what its like to go through something like that on a personal level
Man, that was realistically epic crash. RIP Flying Scotsman
How do we know if he died tho
@@bernarda1247 the flying Scotsman is the train 😂😂
@@Thatonecarguy-fq7mzWOW! I TOTALLY DIDNT KNOW THAT
@@bernarda1247 then why say it
@@Thatonecarguy-fq7mzlol
I was not expecting this to be so intense, had to re-watch just to take it all in. How long did it take for you to make this awesome animation?
Thanks! It took about 3 days
@@billfernald Just 3 days?? 😳
@@billfernald what, 3 days straight? Cuz that was incredible
@@AlphaHumphrey 3 days straight still isnt enought for me. lol It would take me like 2 years.
@@billfernald all the scripting, camera shots, sound designing, train model (if you made it) that character animation? did you do it all in just 3 days ????
Congrats man, impressing the corridor crew ain't no easy feat
Thank you! I just saw their video!
@@billfernald wheres their video?
Corridor Digital sent me. Bravo 👏🏼 👏🏼👏🏼
So over the top, love it. Just how one coach flipped over caused a bomb level of explosion. Also RIP Flying Scotsman.
Great job! Loved the random Micheal Bay esque explosions! Definitely fits the surreal vibe of the whole crash!
i am not one to usually get scared of horror movies and something about the sound design and only one person being in the train frightened me to my core. it's like the mechanics of the train and the rails where the monster knowing that it would destroy itself in pleasure to take the life of the only passenger. extremely good job landon!
Thank you so much!
Apart from the great animation, I think the best part of this is setting up the plot as an excuse to animate the crash of a train. You don’t need to know where the guy came from or why nobody else is on the train. It’s just the simple circumstances of the scene that lets the train crash make sense, and the dude survives! This guy knows how to have fun with cgi.
Calmest Michael Bay film be like:
Between how absurdly over-the-top it is, all the implausible explosions (passenger coaches), and the impressively done VFX, the Hollywood film industry is sure to have many opportunities for this guy!
Ha! thanks
Amazing! A nightmare! dream sequence! Very well done! Shows what can be done with Blender.
Thank you!
The detail, the animation, the story. Phenomenal work!
"How's it going?" Pure comedy gold right there
Amazing! Love the use of the Polar Express soundeffects, and the train speeding pass the leaf like the trainticket:))
Damn man, this was incredible. Well done, i especially wanna mention how you nailed the realism since this exact thing has happened to me twice, both times while on vacation in Austria and thats why I always bring a neck pillow and sit with my back towards the front of the train.
Ha! Thanks 😂
I remember as a child when I used to get my toy train derailed and it did so the same way, impressive how realistic it is
I like how you used Polar Express sound effects, the only thing i don't like are the sparks coming from the coaches's wheels, normally sparks don't come out unless the vehicle or rolling stock is braking or turning at a sharp curve
it was breaking
The vacuum that would have operated these brakes would have been compromised during the crash, the loss of vacuum causing a brake deployment and therefore the sparks flying
That’s nothing, wait until you realize the drivers were going in reverse at 0:39
@@TheLilram2100 wat.
@@robertchapman2174He meant the drive wheels of the train.
The drive wheels are a part of a vehicle or train that allows it to move.
as someone who is a british rail enthusiast i can tell you that the americ- i mean english rolling stock is very legit yes yes and the locomotive totally has that whistle yes yes
😆
The Ending ;D
No but seriously, im just starting to learn blender and it´s already SO hard to make stuff animate good.
MUCH respect to all the effort that was put into the keyframing and modelling of the destruction, this is absolutely great!
Really good video!
Thanks so much!
This was great. I love the detail and effort that was put into this. But, it hurts that a Flying Scotsman model was used
wow this is truly amazing! wonder how much time it took to make and then to render
Thanks! The whole thing took about 3 days
@@billfernald l love it
@@billfernaldreally cool
I love how no one realize the side rods on the LNER A3 is "literally" moving backwards but the train itself is moving forward
0:38 (put on 0,25x speed)
I did first time, just kept my mouth shut
Yeah I noticed that straight away
@Rajo 6466 Anims it’s a British rail locomotive, not LNER
@@henrycook1474 BR didnt exist until 1948
LNER A3 already exist in 1920's
I ain't suprise if you only know the UK National Railway
By the comment your reply, ita pretty clear
@Rajo 6466 Anims the locomotive is an A3, and was operated by the LNER in the 20s. That doesn’t change the fact that the one in this animation is a British Railways A3, which you can tell by the BR lion and wheel logo and the distinct British Rail Green color, which is different from the LNER “apple green” color.
It's amazing what you can do with Blender... Nice video... Loved it...
These visual are incredible. I'm glad that guy survived the crash.
This is unlike anything i have seen before, I can already tell this video will blow up. Myself who loves trains gives this a 10/10 👍
Thank you so much!
Like how you use the polar Express sound effects, and this is probably one of the best animations I've seen ever
Watching this with headphones makes it even more intense and I love it!
The camera angles and sounds give me major polar express vibes. Love it!
1:38 This sequence *chefs kiss*
Just imagine being in a train alone without a driver or fireman, and suddenly your train crashes and suddenly you get knocked unconscious
I love how accurate the animations are
Thats so good! so much energy in it!
Combining British locomotives with American sounds is what is known to us railfans as highly sacriligeous.
Well, the Flying Scotsman's whistle kind of sounds like the Polar Express
Not to mention the literal backwards running valve gear
I understand that the characters may not be the best of quality, but holy shit that is terrifyingly accurate train crash wise
This is a masterpiece 👏
corridor sent me and I'm glad they did
My god...
This animation is so realistic!!
And your channel is too underated...
So keep it up, man!
you are improving a lot man!
Did you use rigid bodies or is all hand animated?
Thanks! No rigid bodies, all hand animated. (some particles though)
I love how in every train crash animation something hits the guy driving/riding it
THIS IS SO WELL DONE!! congrats man
I recognize a couple sounds from super 8, red tails, and a few other movie train crashes. Love that sound design!
I just wanted to say this was very entertaining and really motivates me as a beginner in Blender to keep practicing. I checked out your website and it says you made this at age 16. Are you really 16? If so this is phenomenal work and you have a very bright future ahead of you.
I am indeed. Thank you so much!
It's really good and something I can only dream to achieve on blender but in the outside shot of the train during the established in B you had the Piston rides going backwards
I haven’t seen something this good since bullet train, or the commuter
This is just a big ol chef's kiss
This looks like if “The Polar Express”, the “Knowing” subway crash scene, and the “Super 8” train wreck had a baby, and I’m all for it
Edit: Oh and the “Final Destination 3” subway scene 😂
I like how the motion fo the rods on these trains are almost animated properly
amazing job! had me sitting on the edge of my seat while i was watching this
Thank you!
Aside from the stellar visual work here, I have to commend on how ingeniously farcical the short was clearly intended to be. Showing the World's Most Famous Steam Loco in a off-beat scenario, and actually crash and explode in impact was part of the joke, yet it's depicted ever so accurately. It hammers it in when the only survivor of the whole ordeal is the human occupant. Incredibly the 'Flying Scotsman' did almost face a collision impact in real life; it happened while it was on its nationwide tour of Australia in the late 1980s. As it was travelling on-route to Alice Springs, a road-truck raced across an isolated road-crossing in front of the approaching locomotive, though it cleared the tracks before it went any further. Regards, Samuel Farris.
Scotsman isn’t the Worlds most famous locomotive.
@@HMSHOOD1920 no it is just looked up
@@trainman9024 don’t care.
@@HMSHOOD1920 okay
@@HMSHOOD1920 The point is that with such a priceless value attached to it, it ends up being completely destroyed. That's the joke.
Boys when selfie: 00:44
Awsome video! should be great if you also make an relaxing train travling blender vid too! magnificent work! XD
Reminds me of Final Destination, good work!
I saw a train today and the same thing happened it was insane.
Good job on the animation.
“ luckily no one was hurt“ The Thomas & Friends narrator for every episode
The short blender film of this old model locomotive is done to perfection at fine detail, reminded me of a final destination movie
this is impressive lol
also love the sound design (not entirely sure how you did that)
neat :>
I like the fact that there’s literally just one guy on the train and he doesn’t even question that it’s empty or there isn’t any conductors or engineers on board lol
As a guy who loves trains,cars and etc a little bit too much. This give me a tear I dunno why
this is cool and i love the polar express sound effects added
That is incredible animation! Every small detail makes it even better!
Thank you so much!
that sound design is soooo good totally makes up for the little bit of jankyness super impressive for one person
Thank you!
I love the absurdity of it, some final destination shit... speaking of which... mind making one? xD also you work fast!!
That was really fun! Great job!
Wonderful animation my friend! And this crash is really cool and accurate to railway crashes in real life!
Thank you!
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as someone who is now learning blender this is just incredible to watch
massive well done on it mate
Thank you!
Very great camera shots. Good job!
Dang blender train crash animation is a great movie highly recommended
Ok this is awesome! Love the use of the Polar Express sound effects. Made me smile man. Nice work
Thank you!
@@billfernald your welcome. And as a Railfan and Conductor for the Railroad. Please make more train content I’d appreciate it
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That was great animation work man great job, can wait for people who have actually seen the flying scptsmam in real life to see this, they're either be amazed at the animation or go mad seeingthe world's most famous locomotive crash
Nah there gonna go mad about the Yankee whistle and coaches
As a train fan and person who likes to film, this is really accurate to reality
WOW!! Great short film! The animation was great. “How’s it going “
I hope this does not happen to me when I’m working on an building site in Birmingham soon
I laughed, I cried, it’s a cinematic masterpiece
Thank you!
Holy mother how long this must have taken. Awesome.
Superbly over the top. Love it!
1:17 the side rods is a bit glitch
Lol