dont say that, go for it, have a go, ive been waiting over 40 years to build a train layout and have started doing one now including ho scale slot cars, 60's style pancake motors as they are much slower than some of the mag tech ones....
I grew up in eastern Germany (GDR), the IFA W50 was "THE TRUCK" in that communist era. Funny to see you using a model of it in good old Australia. Awesome Diorama!
lol yeah, to be honest when I started building it I didn't know much about it but since then I have learnt that this truck has quite a history, and it's robust! They are still driving around 😃
Hi, ich komme auch aus der ehemaligen DDR (GDR) und kenne die W50 noch, die waren unsere Standard Laster. Super, dass du solch einen Laster für deine Arbeit nutzt. Vielen Dank aus Deutschland für deine super Arbeiten. 👍🏻 Sorry, aber leider kann ich kein Englisch. 😞
Translation: Hi, Im from the former DDR(German Democratic Republic) And remember the W50, they were our standard trucks. Awesome that you are using this truck for your projects. Many thanks from Germany for your awesome projects👍🏻 Sorry, but i cant speak English. 😞
Surprisingly they combined the cabin of a W50 with the load of its successor the L60 ^^ I've never seen a W50 driving around with tarpaulin over beveled supports - but the official presentation model of the IFA L60 from the Leipzig Fair showed those beveled supports . Needless to say that the differences for the drivers cabin are quite small and the biggest difference was a new enhanced diesel engine
@@yackablejohnson1485 I understand what you're trying to get at and I respect your opinion. In general I just want to see how things such as track marks and really heavy mud can be replicated. Although the tutorial including things such as bomb crater or burnt trees/buildings would be nice to see it isn't mandatory.
Thanks Kimi, I know a lot of people don't like the sponsored segments on CZcams videos so I put a bit of effort into it to make it a bit entertaining 😃
Agree! It was both entertaining and informative. "Rainfall Projects" is another CZcamsr who goes the extra step to make sponsor segments pleasant and enjoyable.
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Luke! I love your RCs, I personally build upon the 1:64 scale and would love to have a car or truck much like your own. Do you believe that I could possibly convert this kit to a 1:64 scale car?
Bro, is your wife Mouri? My wife is kiwi and I lived down there for a while. That accent is unmistakable, but I couldn’t discern if her accent is kiwi or Maori.
Luke, could you do us a favor? Look for other sponsors. You're spreading misinformation here, really. All these "threads" are from an era where we didn't have HTTPS. Nowadays, nearly every website must support it as soon as it provides some kind of contact form/ billing informations/ online shop. As soon as you see the padlock symbol in your browser, you're protected. You can fake your location with a simple plugin, for free. Please, have a look at Tom Scotts video about this topic: czcams.com/video/WVDQEoe6ZWY/video.html
I’ve watched every single one of your diorama videos for a long time, have fallen asleep to them as it helps with my insomnia and have rewatched them many times. This is by far my favourite model yet. I love the varied topography and the making of the bridges!
Thank you so much Mark 😃 It's good to know you are enjoying the videos even if they are not railroad specific, I have a few videos coming up that are more railroad orientated 😉 Keep up the hard work mark, your channel is doing great, getting a video out every week is a real challenge! I don't know how you do it!
Im gonna start put one of your videos on when it's time to sleep. Not because they are boring, because your voice and explaning have a very relaxing effect. Love your videos and wish I had the time and space to start building dioramas but have waaay to many hobbys already.
I didn't know how fascinating this was until I watched it all the way through. I can't believe how much I learned. I had some ideas along the way. For example, depending on the scene, building in some general purpose wiring could be used to add street lights, illuminated signs and buildings, a motorized raising-bridge, a working windmill, lights through a tunnel, etc. Another idea with respect to the river, you could add stuff like little fish (install them on little pins and they'll keep their depth while pouring the resin), old tires, or a lost shopping cart or barrel, an abandoned submerged car, a little boat at a dock, etc. Using a small pump, I suppose one could even create a real running river, maybe even with a small waterfall or working paddlewheel. Wouldn't it also be very fun to add a tiny wifi video camera to the vehicle and to record that while driving from the vehicle's perspective. Put up a green screen behind it and you could add a real sky to the video. Turn on the vehicle headlights and the lights on the scenery and go for a night drive.
You know what you should do? A photographers wet dream. Overcast cityscape at night, with rain puddles on the roads. You know exactly the type of image im talking about. You make amazing dioramas of country environments and landscapes, but almost nothing cityscape. Skyscrapers and overpasses are a bit hard. But a long form video doing an extra cluttered picturesque cityscape would be beautiful.
Thanks Philip, I know a lot of people don't like the sponsored segments so I tried to make it a bit entertaining. I only do sponsored videos every once in a while. Glad you enjoyed the video 😉
Another inspiring model you created here. And combining it with an obstacle course is, in my mind, borderline genius. Did you film the opening sequenze outside? The foliage seemed to move a lot. Where the forklift segments stop motion or is he powered as well? The first looked like it is powered, the second appearnce hinted at stop motion 😳 And a big thank you to you and the wife (?) for going the extra mile, making the sponsored segment more engaging and humourus
Thanks Martin, yeah it was filmed outside and it was a tad windy 😃 the wind was coming in waves and I did my best to film each time the wind died down but those trees are tiny and the slightest bit of wind looks like gale force wind! The fork lift was stop motion, it would be cool to make it powered but there isn't much space in those forklifts! Also thanks for appreciating the sponsored segment, I know most people don't like them so I tried to make it a little entertaining to watch 😃
@@BoulderCreekRailroad ah, so you tested your obstacle course outdoors. Cool and fitting for an offroad setting. Your stop motion work is too notch. Better than some off the old Hollywood movies. Hughly appriciate the work you put into the sponsored segment.
This is a great little video, I'm sure this will be one of your best. This I so universal that you have covered most every one that night want to watch it... Well your forgot the Airplanes, Rockets and Pinball Machines... Well Maybe next time :)
Fabulous video! I wish I had the talent to build stuff like this, I see BEAUTIFUL stuff in my head....Somewhere between my head & fingertips it goes through a fog bank, & becomes distorted. The final result looks like an art project completed by a kindergartner!
The best takeaway from this video is that it shows Luke using some different methods of doing his usual project steps - painting river bed with brushes, static grass with spray adhesive, etc.. to achieve similar effects. This is the sort of project you can do to practice or trial various techniques before trying it on a bigger build - especially if it will be a "best to get it right the first time" situation. Luke - As you have now revealed you are a pilot, how about an outback airport scene for your next build?
Dude, you are ridiculous, and amazing. I've been watching you, Luke (APS) and Neil (Real Terrain Hobbies) so much lately as I gear up to do some dioramas for my 1/64 scale customs. I hope I can create even a facsimile of what you guys do!
Luke's only done very few of them, but his sponsor segues/spots are the only sponsor spot I would never skip. They're quirky and they're definitely part of the video and not just an ad. GJ! And great dio as always! Love seeing the mix of his old and new techniques in this project, you just discover and learn more and more stuff everyday in model making. Looking forward to the next awesome project! 💛
My Uncle and Cousin where building the gearboxed for the real thing back in the GDR. Funny to see a East German vehicle ends up in Australia, even be it as a model.
I don't know why but I love miniatures so much!! Something about them is just so ... idk seeing them just makes me so happy 😂 it's like looking at a cute kitten it's so cute hnnnggg!!
Built into a coffee table with an acrylic top, this would be a blast to have in the middle of the living room. Better still if the vehicles could be driven onto a charging pad. No plugs required.
Love the miniature fork lift truck. Love it when you start with file down the 3d printer parts. Translation: you need to file to 2micron accuracy (personally I prefer to file to 1 micron) 😀😀😀
That would be awesome! I guess the cost would depend on the scale it gets built in, I usually build in HO scale and central part in HO scale would be nearly as big as my house! So that would be an expensive model to make 😃
If you want to prevent wire shorts even after a bit of jostling, you can probably paint on some conformal coating. It works to stop water from bridging solder pads in exposed outdoor RC vehicles, it'll probably work here
Just about when we think you couldn't possibly step up your game, you give us this video. If there was ever a time I would buy Nord VPN based on a You tube commercial, this is it! Great work!
I love these small RC trucks. I've been thinking of tackling one in N scale, but I will confess to being nervous about the tiny detail. Love the driving course.
I’ve been watching another CZcamsr making scenery like you do, however I was sadly disappointed at how much easier and better your videos are. Luke you are very good,and talented. From now on I will only watch you and your videos.
*Excellent, the course is a real challenge for these tiny RC vehicles! Even the trees are shacking! 😁 Very good idea, the amount of preparation work must had to be so huge ... 👏👏👏👏*
Fantastic detail and patience as always!! Could you possibly try putting a mini-cam on the truck?I would love to have a driver's-eye view of ALL your dioramas. Thank you, Sam (11 years old _I've been watching all your videos for 4 years now!!!)
You know what you should do? Build a simple forest/hill model but divide it up into like 5 or 6 consecutive sections, and each section adds another step of finishing the model so when it's done it will be a nice sort of timeline of the model making process, with the first section being just plain foam and the last section having all of the trees and ground coatings and the black paint on the edges. Maybe you could even find a way to have them transform smoothly from one stage to the next.
OMG I love it! :') When I was 8 years old my Christmas present was a little rc truck, it had Hot-wheel tracks and I used to drive it there. A dream come true. Over time it stopped working and I only left it as a collection but moving house made me lose it. Yet wonderful memories you have brought back. Thank you!
There is no way in god’s green earth I would ever build this, but these are some of my favorite videos on CZcams.
😂 maybe in our future...after retiring
dont say that, go for it, have a go, ive been waiting over 40 years to build a train layout and have started doing one now including ho scale slot cars, 60's style pancake motors as they are much slower than some of the mag tech ones....
why? are you too good for it?
@@alanssnack1192 It's pretty obvious he means the complete opposite to what you are implying
@@corunnarailwayline7130 ahh look whos being racist now
Another masterpiece.
Thanks mate 😃 Glad you enjoyed watching
Jasica rabbit
I feel like a kid ripping the wrapping paper from a gift when I see a new Luke Towan video up! I am never disappointed either!
ha ha thanks Don, really glad you enjoy the videos 😉
@@BoulderCreekRailroad y
I love mechanics n stuff, but on my list, track/diorama making beats truck making :>
Naaa, auch hier? :D
Da bin ich mal ganz deiner Meinung
@@EBastler Ständig.
ha ha yeah I'm definitely a big fan of building the scene 😃
@@BoulderCreekRailroad Im still waiting for the post-apocalyptic stuff :P or cyberpunk 2077 themed. Im flexible!
This video was more playful than usual. I really enjoyed the subtle goofy aura. :)
Thanks Kate, yeah I tried to make this one a bit entertaining 😉
12:52 ahh yes. Must start with the bottle flip.
My secret is out!
@@BoulderCreekRailroad You went all out on the flips this time :D
Oh my god its baldrip
Before that 3:48 happened
I grew up in eastern Germany (GDR), the IFA W50 was "THE TRUCK" in that communist era. Funny to see you using a model of it in good old Australia. Awesome Diorama!
lol yeah, to be honest when I started building it I didn't know much about it but since then I have learnt that this truck has quite a history, and it's robust! They are still driving around 😃
Hi, ich komme auch aus der ehemaligen DDR (GDR) und kenne die W50 noch, die waren unsere Standard Laster. Super, dass du solch einen Laster für deine Arbeit nutzt.
Vielen Dank aus Deutschland für deine super Arbeiten. 👍🏻
Sorry, aber leider kann ich kein Englisch. 😞
Translation: Hi, Im from the former DDR(German Democratic Republic) And remember the W50, they were our standard trucks. Awesome that you are using this truck for your projects.
Many thanks from Germany for your awesome projects👍🏻
Sorry, but i cant speak English. 😞
@@dutch053 DANKE 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Lesen funktioniert einigermaßen, aber Schreiben leider nicht.
Surprisingly they combined the cabin of a W50 with the load of its successor the L60 ^^ I've never seen a W50 driving around with tarpaulin over beveled supports - but the official presentation model of the IFA L60 from the Leipzig Fair showed those beveled supports . Needless to say that the differences for the drivers cabin are quite small and the biggest difference was a new enhanced diesel engine
I think it would be interesting to see a war themed diorama, as I want to see how your skill can be used in a different scenario.
That would be amazing
He should do a series of him making one big project.
He should make an aquarium
Personally I dislike war, violence, and general human stupidity towards other humans. I'd not like to see anything war or violence related.
@@yackablejohnson1485 I understand what you're trying to get at and I respect your opinion. In general I just want to see how things such as track marks and really heavy mud can be replicated. Although the tutorial including things such as bomb crater or burnt trees/buildings would be nice to see it isn't mandatory.
An actual good sponsored segment that I didn´t want to skip!
Thanks Kimi, I know a lot of people don't like the sponsored segments on CZcams videos so I put a bit of effort into it to make it a bit entertaining 😃
Agree! It was both entertaining and informative. "Rainfall Projects" is another CZcamsr who goes the extra step to make sponsor segments pleasant and enjoyable.
@@BoulderCreekRailroad Too bad it was for a sponsor who is so utterly unworthy of such great effort.
The sponsor is much better than lords and ladies of Scotland title service lol.
BOTTLE FLIPPING IS NEVER DEAD because Luke Towan is Doing it
Great video
SpaceX also did a giant bottle flip with SN8. :) Luke did it with more style though. This really is a great video.
22:27 Wrong, mesmerizing is to watch you build.... my god i love your videos. It's like therapy on demand. Keep bringing amazing builds please.
Your dioramas went from ‘I think I could do this myself’ to ‘how does a man possess such patience and skill to make something like this’.
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Luke! I love your RCs, I personally build upon the 1:64 scale and would love to have a car or truck much like your own. Do you believe that I could possibly convert this kit to a 1:64 scale car?
I think it's possible? You could use the running gears and components and just 3D print a new chassis and body to better suit 1:64th scale 😉
Bro, is your wife Mouri? My wife is kiwi and I lived down there for a while. That accent is unmistakable, but I couldn’t discern if her accent is kiwi or Maori.
Luke, could you do us a favor? Look for other sponsors. You're spreading misinformation here, really. All these "threads" are from an era where we didn't have HTTPS. Nowadays, nearly every website must support it as soon as it provides some kind of contact form/ billing informations/ online shop. As soon as you see the padlock symbol in your browser, you're protected. You can fake your location with a simple plugin, for free. Please, have a look at Tom Scotts video about this topic: czcams.com/video/WVDQEoe6ZWY/video.html
Build a 1999 Toyota Corolla
oh my god, he's dual weilding, HES GETTING TOO STRONG!!!
I’ve watched every single one of your diorama videos for a long time, have fallen asleep to them as it helps with my insomnia and have rewatched them many times. This is by far my favourite model yet. I love the varied topography and the making of the bridges!
There`s only one word to say for this work " Wow ". Looks so beautiful.
Make a coral reef! I'm not gonna stop saying it, and I think it would be really cool to see!
My day can't get better
30 minutes of epic diorama ahead!
ha ha cheers Alan, hope you enjoyed watching 😉
You are the king. You’re the best at bott... dioramas. Great work as always. -Mark
Thank you so much Mark 😃 It's good to know you are enjoying the videos even if they are not railroad specific, I have a few videos coming up that are more railroad orientated 😉 Keep up the hard work mark, your channel is doing great, getting a video out every week is a real challenge! I don't know how you do it!
Im gonna start put one of your videos on when it's time to sleep. Not because they are boring, because your voice and explaning have a very relaxing effect.
Love your videos and wish I had the time and space to start building dioramas but have waaay to many hobbys already.
This is so cool!! 🚚🚚🚚🚚
Ok... Now that's just awesome. I want one to replace my coffee table. Screw the coffee...I'm going off roading.
I didn't know how fascinating this was until I watched it all the way through. I can't believe how much I learned. I had some ideas along the way. For example, depending on the scene, building in some general purpose wiring could be used to add street lights, illuminated signs and buildings, a motorized raising-bridge, a working windmill, lights through a tunnel, etc. Another idea with respect to the river, you could add stuff like little fish (install them on little pins and they'll keep their depth while pouring the resin), old tires, or a lost shopping cart or barrel, an abandoned submerged car, a little boat at a dock, etc. Using a small pump, I suppose one could even create a real running river, maybe even with a small waterfall or working paddlewheel. Wouldn't it also be very fun to add a tiny wifi video camera to the vehicle and to record that while driving from the vehicle's perspective. Put up a green screen behind it and you could add a real sky to the video. Turn on the vehicle headlights and the lights on the scenery and go for a night drive.
You know what you should do? A photographers wet dream. Overcast cityscape at night, with rain puddles on the roads. You know exactly the type of image im talking about.
You make amazing dioramas of country environments and landscapes, but almost nothing cityscape. Skyscrapers and overpasses are a bit hard. But a long form video doing an extra cluttered picturesque cityscape would be beautiful.
Terrific job Luke. Very clever way to do your sponcership commercial as well. Another Masterpiece buddy.
Thanks Philip, I know a lot of people don't like the sponsored segments so I tried to make it a bit entertaining. I only do sponsored videos every once in a while. Glad you enjoyed the video 😉
Been watching for years and its amazing to see how the production has increased so much. Love the content as always!
Natural sunlight really makes your models shine.
the diorama starts with a bottle fl...
I mean a solid base......this is some good stuff
“Bottle fli.... uh eh SOLID BASE”😂
Love this build!!
Another inspiring model you created here. And combining it with an obstacle course is, in my mind, borderline genius.
Did you film the opening sequenze outside? The foliage seemed to move a lot.
Where the forklift segments stop motion or is he powered as well? The first looked like it is powered, the second appearnce hinted at stop motion 😳
And a big thank you to you and the wife (?) for going the extra mile, making the sponsored segment more engaging and humourus
Thanks Martin, yeah it was filmed outside and it was a tad windy 😃 the wind was coming in waves and I did my best to film each time the wind died down but those trees are tiny and the slightest bit of wind looks like gale force wind!
The fork lift was stop motion, it would be cool to make it powered but there isn't much space in those forklifts!
Also thanks for appreciating the sponsored segment, I know most people don't like them so I tried to make it a little entertaining to watch 😃
@@BoulderCreekRailroad ah, so you tested your obstacle course outdoors. Cool and fitting for an offroad setting.
Your stop motion work is too notch. Better than some off the old Hollywood movies.
Hughly appriciate the work you put into the sponsored segment.
This is a great little video, I'm sure this will be one of your best. This I so universal that you have covered most every one that night want to watch it... Well your forgot the Airplanes, Rockets and Pinball Machines... Well Maybe next time :)
lol... the rocket powered airplane with pinball machine cargo was going to be the next video! 😄 Thanks Eric, glad you enjoyed it 😉
@@BoulderCreekRailroad I do as always, keep up the excellent work my friend
Fabulous video! I wish I had the talent to build stuff like this, I see BEAUTIFUL stuff in my head....Somewhere between my head & fingertips it goes through a fog bank, & becomes distorted. The final result looks like an art project completed by a kindergartner!
Its 2 am gotta sleep but luke uploaded a video 3 mins ago....must watch it🙌
lol, maybe it will help you fall asleep 😴
I have to sleep as well, but here in Germany it is 11pm
The little forklift bringing in the parts 😂
The best takeaway from this video is that it shows Luke using some different methods of doing his usual project steps - painting river bed with brushes, static grass with spray adhesive, etc.. to achieve similar effects.
This is the sort of project you can do to practice or trial various techniques before trying it on a bigger build - especially if it will be a "best to get it right the first time" situation.
Luke - As you have now revealed you are a pilot, how about an outback airport scene for your next build?
giant hand fixes every problem. Love the layout and movement.
Dude, you are ridiculous, and amazing. I've been watching you, Luke (APS) and Neil (Real Terrain Hobbies) so much lately as I gear up to do some dioramas for my 1/64 scale customs. I hope I can create even a facsimile of what you guys do!
Time to see an interactive beautifully made diorama
it sure was interactive! 😃 Good thing the water wasn't real though!
Luke's only done very few of them, but his sponsor segues/spots are the only sponsor spot I would never skip. They're quirky and they're definitely part of the video and not just an ad. GJ!
And great dio as always! Love seeing the mix of his old and new techniques in this project, you just discover and learn more and more stuff everyday in model making.
Looking forward to the next awesome project! 💛
Oh wie süß...ich meine. Aww...look how cute this tiny W50 is.
Dude this is your 100th video...
Amazing attention to detail. Well done Luke. But I'd like to slap the guy that machined those brass parts for the RC truck.
The best sponsors segment I've ever seen! Many kids are watching this diorama and send message to the North pole to get such for x-mas.
Those little R.C vehicles are great, love the Defender and the scenic were wonderfully created & executed - top notch
I'm a simple man, I see a video on how to build an EXTREMELY tiny RC Truck & Obstacle Course, I click like
lol 😄 Glad you liked it Lucas 😉
Yes
Art just art this is amazing
Thanks, glad you liked it 😉
This is adorable ♥️
thank you, glad you like it 😊
My Uncle and Cousin where building the gearboxed for the real thing back in the GDR. Funny to see a East German vehicle ends up in Australia, even be it as a model.
Your modeling work is insane! Great job!
Luke, you are a true artist. Well done. Thanks for sharing. ATB : )
The forklift bringing in the parts for the truck was awesome!
What a fantastic sponsored segment! I could watch that little car drive around for hours
I don't know how I got here, but I love it.
I'm dead when mini forklift comes 😭
It is so great, indeed!
I don't know why but I love miniatures so much!! Something about them is just so ... idk seeing them just makes me so happy 😂 it's like looking at a cute kitten it's so cute hnnnggg!!
Built into a coffee table with an acrylic top, this would be a blast to have in the middle of the living room.
Better still if the vehicles could be driven onto a charging pad. No plugs required.
Love the miniature fork lift truck. Love it when you start with file down the 3d printer parts. Translation: you need to file to 2micron accuracy (personally I prefer to file to 1 micron) 😀😀😀
lol, yeah 2 microns is ok but I should take on your suggestion and get it down to 1 micron 😄 I had lots of fun making the forklift sequence 😉
21:07
"So anyways, I started blastin'"
I haven't built models or dioramas in a few years but I still love watching this channel just to see something amazing made from nothing
As both an RC and railway modeller, this is amazing to see! I love the idea of having an RC car racing around freely in my dioramas :D
You doing okay, Luke? Missing your build vlogs...been 2 months of waiting, mate. Here's to ya.
yeah
Literally it's an another masterpiece ❤️ I watched the whole video without skipping 😉
A brilliant little model and the perfect scenery to test it on, 1/87 scale looks like it would be a fun challenge
Your diaramas are so relaxing to watch while you build them
I spilled glögg all over me watching this, still awesome vid.
Also you would be a killer at making dnd scenery.
oh no... I hope the glögg didn't make a mess! 🍷
@@BoulderCreekRailroad naw it’s fine, just choked there was drivable small cars. So cool.
Hey, Luke, have you ever thought about making a surreal diorama? I'd love to see a Cyberpunk 2077 inspired build by You!
Never in my life did I think I could watch poetry. Fantastic work Luke, thanks for sharing.
Why do I feel like the next step is a Mad Max mini RC chase scene?
It's always a good day when you get a new Luke Towan video alert. Love it! :)
Have you ever thought of doing a huge Central Park diorama or would it be too expensive
That would be awesome! I guess the cost would depend on the scale it gets built in, I usually build in HO scale and central part in HO scale would be nearly as big as my house! So that would be an expensive model to make 😃
@@BoulderCreekRailroad Maybe you can do like just a corner of Central Park. Or a park thats based of of Central Park. That would be cool
Now we can re-create "The Wages of Fear" or "Sorcerer" in HO scale!
A tunnel through the rocky mountains would be a cool diorama
That would be cool 😉
If you want to prevent wire shorts even after a bit of jostling, you can probably paint on some conformal coating. It works to stop water from bridging solder pads in exposed outdoor RC vehicles, it'll probably work here
3:06 did anybody notice, that he put many dioramas toghether, so the landscape looks bigger?
0:23 I laughed so hard! LOL
lol, glad you liked it 😄
Another fantastic model mate!!! Never get tired of watching your master craftsmanship come to life in these videos.
Just about when we think you couldn't possibly step up your game, you give us this video. If there was ever a time I would buy Nord VPN based on a You tube commercial, this is it!
Great work!
22:53 so what you’re saying is..... don’t burn your bridges.
Amazing. That's all I can say.
Glad you like it! 😃
I love these small RC trucks. I've been thinking of tackling one in N scale, but I will confess to being nervous about the tiny detail. Love the driving course.
You should look at 1/24 scale RC crawlers. They're quite a bit bigger than the scale you normally work at, but they're also loads of fun.
3 months since a new video. He must be working on something epic.
yep
His aerosol can flip tricks are becoming too powerful.
4:15 That forklift was an unexpected surprise. These vids are amazing. Subscribed!
More of these small rc sceneries please - and more driving on them!
What spray adhesive do you use? All the ones I've tried melt the foam.
3M Super 77 is foam safe, it's a little more expensive though!
"obstacle course" more like just another day in finland
I’ve been watching another CZcamsr making scenery like you do, however I was sadly disappointed at how much easier and better your videos are. Luke you are very good,and talented. From now on I will only watch you and your videos.
I miss your works its my therapy its been awhile but no pressure we love and thank you for sharing your talents!
Those new stop animation specially the forklift r so cute lmao
With your videos i can even enjoy the sponsored segment
*Excellent, the course is a real challenge for these tiny RC vehicles! Even the trees are shacking! 😁 Very good idea, the amount of preparation work must had to be so huge ... 👏👏👏👏*
Fantastic detail and patience as always!! Could you possibly try putting a mini-cam on the truck?I would love to have a driver's-eye view of ALL your dioramas. Thank you, Sam (11 years old _I've been watching all your videos for 4 years now!!!)
Would you ever do a space themed diorama? Moon, Mars? 🙏
I've wanted to do a moon diorama for a while... It's in my list of future projects 😉 I just need a good lunar lander model
You know what you should do? Build a simple forest/hill model but divide it up into like 5 or 6 consecutive sections, and each section adds another step of finishing the model so when it's done it will be a nice sort of timeline of the model making process, with the first section being just plain foam and the last section having all of the trees and ground coatings and the black paint on the edges. Maybe you could even find a way to have them transform smoothly from one stage to the next.
OMG I love it! :')
When I was 8 years old my Christmas present was a little rc truck, it had Hot-wheel tracks and I used to drive it there. A dream come true. Over time it stopped working and I only left it as a collection but moving house made me lose it. Yet wonderful memories you have brought back. Thank you!
Awesome, I'm glad I was able to bring back some happy memories for you 😃
That bottle flip joke was a good one
lol... yeah the bottle flips are getting a bit out of hand 😄
Superb RC trail blazing circuit Luke. All I need is a remote Remote Control way to get behind the steering wheel of one of your vehicles.
You’re like the Bob Ross of scenery models. I could fall asleep to these
Mixing the glue with some black paint simulates the windows rubbers really good for holding in windows.
Lifelong R/C guy here. This is amazing!