If you want to download the specific files used to create the bridge and see the list of measurements as well as the specific materials I used and where I purchased them you can find it here: www.bouldercreekrailroad.com/build-an-awesome-bridge.html
As humble and as down-to-earth as you seem to be, I doubt if you realize how incredible a modeler/diorama maker/teacher you are. It's seems impossible, but each video is more amazing than the last. When you started curving the track with your simple homemade block, I was saying, "Come on! Who thinks of something like that?" Genius. You have a lot of subscribers. You deserve triple the amount.
lol... I've seen all sorts of contraptions for bending the weathered flex trackfrom micro engineering, some better than others but I'm sure I'm not the first to fashion up a block like this 😀 I'm very grateful that so many people enjoy these videos and I'm glad that I've been able to help you and share some tips and techniques with you.
Not only are your build tutorials of the highest quality but most viewers will not fully appreciate the time it takes set up the video recording equipment, lighting, editing, adding text and sound overlays that make your RUclips videos outstanding. I'm awestruck!
I'm not a model builder but I love to watch your videos because it's so relaxing and interesting. Always a pleasure. What's the name of the background song by the way?
Thanks Martin, I think if I had more time I'd try to fine tune the color of the bridge and add a fair bit more weathering and some distressed wood, overall from a normal viewing distance it looks great but when you get up close it could definitely do with some heavier weathering. Kepp up the hard work on your channel as well, I enjoyed watching your 5 year anniversary video 😉
I always say that every single section of a model railroad layout should be built as detailed as your dioramas in order to look realistic, your fantastic videos show how to achieve great results. Takes time, practice and patience. Thank you MASTER for sharing !!!
you have so many tips and tricks in your videos, it would be hard to figure them all out watching your videos once. from the tools you use to the ground cover. the chopper seems to be a tool you use for just about every project you do. seems like a great investment for anyone getting into the scenery side of modeling. but the tip I like the best is one most people might miss. dirt from outside. wow for cheap, and found every where. and the dried up leaves chopped in a blender. real ground cover to use as scenic ground cover. the bridge you make in this video is picture perfect. add a couple kids standing above the track watching the trin go under. well that takes me back to the days of growing up. Thanks Luke. another 30 mins well spent, for the viewer.
ha ha thanks Dave, I certainly use the chop-it a lot! There's a lot of micro-mark tools that I use pretty regularly. It's funny when I go looking for dirt, I usually drive around looking for just the right color dirt which believe it or not happens to coincide with the side of busy roads! I must look so suspicious to passers by as I try to discretely scoop up shovel loads of dirt from the roadside! Lighter color dirt looks much better on the layout after applying the glue because it will usually become a lot darker after glue is applied. Glad you enjoyed watching the video and keep up the hard work on your channel as well, when I get down time from work and home I'll often watch what you've been up to 😉
so true. our back yards are full of dirt. yet always going for that hour long drive just to find the perfect,,,,,,,,,dirt. thanks for the support on my channel. i have to get more into the scenery side of things on my layout soon.
Amazing patience and imagination displayed. I also enjoy putting one of these videos on when I want to have a quick nap. No advertising breaks, calming music and narrative. Very well done!
Glad you enjoyed it! I'm surprised you didn't get any ads during the video... in a good way. RUclips recently changed their ad policy and a bunch of my older videos had midroll ads automatically inserted. 🙄
The precise details make this kit fool proof. I will be building it for N scale as it is a matter of dropping the scale down in half. Thanks for the post.
When people look at some of my scenery and say "Wow, you're good at this!", I have to respond, "No, you should see this guy from Australia...". Your ability to make exceptional videos demonstrating your exceptional modeling skills is infuriating! I'm so jealous! Always a thumbs up... :)
6 лет назад
Thanks for video. It is always pleasure to watch your pieces of art. Greetings from Turkey!
I am starting to build a 4 x 8 HO scale train layout. I learned a lot watching your videos. Hopefully it comes out half as good as all you do. Thank you. I will continue watching
This scenery is so nice that i want to do a similar bridge myself.I know that i do not neither have most of the tools you have nor the skill but i will try this for sure in 1/72 or 1/64 scale thanks for the inspiration
Thank you for uploading. I know all your videos take ages to make and it's the least I could do. I seriously love your work I have even watched your first videos just for fun (they were good). I always freak out when you make a new video. I don't model railway my self but I do build models of abandoned buildings and I would like have a layout one day. I like to take tips from your channel because you are a pro. You are an inspiration. Keep up the amassing work. FYI If you had a fan meet up I would be there!
-"Keep working with the sculptamold as it's beginning to set" -"Needs 24h to dry" My dumbass brain: *Wow gotta work with the sculptamold for 24h straight*
thanks mate, yeah I have definitely spent way more than I should have on modeling supplies! RUclips Adsense help pay for a little bit of the material though 😉
Très beau travail monsieur c est un plaisir pour les yeux bonne vidéo et de bonnes explications je suis abonné !!!! et je serai fier de vous avoir comme abonné aussi very good work mister this is a pleasure for the eyes . good vidéo and good explanations I am subscribed !!! and I would be proud to have you as subscriber too thank you
Watching you build each project is so relaxing. And im really impressed with how you give attention to the smallest detail. Im not sure if all diorama hobbyists or pros do this level of detail. Just wow
i think a cool video series for you would be to make a full rail network, with scenery and train-y things, and show us the full process of making a large project
Luke Towan i absolutely love your work my friend! And if you make the waterfall maybe add a footpath or a bridge near it just to add a little extra visual effect eather way it'll look amazing (: but other than that hope you and your family have amazing day wish you all the best.
Thank you so much for all your videos. You are truly an inspiration to any model builder. Your attention to detail sometimes seems completely over the top until you see the end result. The time that you take and the painstaking amount of detail that you go into ultimately shows a perfect diorama. I model in N gauge and have started using your techniques on my latest model. Thanks once again.
Quick questions, since I just found out PODGE is not even a regular word :p What exactly is mod-podge? A 1K matt clearcoat or something like binder aka matt-medium? Or something like the woodglue PVA / PUR stuff? Chälp!
Id love to take this hobby up again, loved doing this as a kid but dam....there is just no space for all the things you need. One day maybe, love the channel, thanks for making all these videos!
WHAT IS HAPPENING? Hey all, I'm currently working on my next video and also moving house. While waiting for my next video, I've created a new Instagram account for my fans to post completed dioramas you've created (Conditions apply). You can check out the latest activity via: instagram.com/bouldercreekrailroad/ See you soon. Cheers, Luke
Excellent choice of subject matter, Luke! These bridges - or very similar ones - could once be found just about everywhere. They can also be well-employed in place of tunnel portals, since most railroad layouts end up having to incorporate an unrealistic number of tunnels to lead track to staging or out through the backdrop for a few feet. With a cut and a good clump of vegetation to help block the view, a small bridge like this - perhaps with a stopped vehicle on it - can be an excellent alternative to yet another tunnel portal, suggesting the tracks merely disappear behind a hill or into the forest.
Am I the only confused as to how he got power to the track to move the train and also confused at the length of rake the train is pulling across the diorama?
I am an industrial model maker, and your videos are still amazing. Of course the stuff I do is usually CNC machined one of a kind stuff, but I am just following a drawing or cad file. The stuff you do is much more creative and artistic. I finally dug out my HO track etc. and started a new layout. Thanks for the inspiration.
It's 'very awesome' that you use the specific detail about the materials used in your creations. That was the most exciting part of watching your video for me. You have done an impressive job sharing. Liked. Subscribed. Thank you.
Luke, everything you make looks extraordinary and we all love your work.. Please do more of this miniature works and also frequently work with water scenics.. The lake scenario is my all time favourite
Luke, your videos make me want to tear down my entire layout and rebuild it better. Ugh, if only I'd known some of your tricks (curving flex track!) beforehand! As it is, I might do that to the scenery anyway. Thanks for another incredible tutorial.
Once again Luke you've just blown us away with your amazing skills. l'm addicted to your videos and will be using your techniques on my new layout. Great to see Australian Modeller supporting you also,a great company ! Thanks,Damian.
Awesome job as always. Every time I see someone build a bridge like you did with the paper plans on foam, and using the pins to hold everything reminds me of when I had to build a bridge for an engineering competition back in my school days where it had to be designed for the best strength to weight ratio.
Mate, absolutely love your videos... no way in the world would I possibly have the time to make a diorama, but I enjoy watching you make an entire one in 30 mins. Keep up the good work! The detailing is engineer level!
I know you may feel like you are repeating a lot of content but you really aren't. Yes, the techniques like static grass may be the same but it's really fun seeing the finished product every video and every finished product is different. Thanks for the videos.
I love your video’s so much! I think I’ve seen all your video’s twice now. They are so satisfying. I would love to see more realistic scenery video’s with buildings in it. Keep up the good work!
If you want to download the specific files used to create the bridge and see the list of measurements as well as the specific materials I used and where I purchased them you can find it here: www.bouldercreekrailroad.com/build-an-awesome-bridge.html
Luke Towan great video as usual. Inspirational!
Can u show us ur model collection
Luke Towan,can you do a train tunnel?
Como lo ases
Luke Towan v
This is by far one of the best channels on RUclips.
Que utilisa pare el sesper
Shit watch it on some acid bro
Scott S did you do that ?
Indeed
I agree I'm not even into this hobby but what hebcreates is simply breathtaking
As humble and as down-to-earth as you seem to be, I doubt if you realize how incredible a modeler/diorama maker/teacher you are. It's seems impossible, but each video is more amazing than the last. When you started curving the track with your simple homemade block, I was saying, "Come on! Who thinks of something like that?" Genius. You have a lot of subscribers. You deserve triple the amount.
lol... I've seen all sorts of contraptions for bending the weathered flex trackfrom micro engineering, some better than others but I'm sure I'm not the first to fashion up a block like this 😀 I'm very grateful that so many people enjoy these videos and I'm glad that I've been able to help you and share some tips and techniques with you.
So long 55
From a qualified bridge and wharf carpenter, i have to say this is an incredible reproduction. Beautiful work mate.
Not only are your build tutorials of the highest quality but most viewers will not fully appreciate the time it takes set up the video recording equipment, lighting, editing, adding text and sound overlays that make your RUclips videos outstanding. I'm awestruck!
I'm not a model builder but I love to watch your videos because it's so relaxing and interesting. Always a pleasure.
What's the name of the background song by the way?
Thanks Tobias, the background music is called 'Dust Country' and it's from Premium Beat.
Thanks Luke! Looking forward to your next video. :)
Tobias Gaulke haha same here, instant subscribe and watch it all! The amount of detail and the way he explains everything is just so great!
Tobias Gaulke just like bob ross
You don't know anything about painting and still you watch bob ross
@@tripleclutch758 I SEE UR FACE EVERY WHERE
I admire your patience and attention to detail. I became addicted to your chanel.
Thank you for a great tutorial Luke! Nice to see how the diorama came together so nicely. Especially love the weathering of the bridge!
Thanks Martin, I think if I had more time I'd try to fine tune the color of the bridge and add a fair bit more weathering and some distressed wood, overall from a normal viewing distance it looks great but when you get up close it could definitely do with some heavier weathering.
Kepp up the hard work on your channel as well, I enjoyed watching your 5 year anniversary video 😉
love your channel as well. (watching from Kansas in the good ol' U.S. of A.)
Hi Martin!!
Filip The Train Guy Hi Filip! All well?
@@marklinofsweden yeah! I'm planning a model railway, defintely gonna use your'e building techniques! :D
I have zero interest in model building myself, but I somehow find myself watching every single time you post a new video. I love this channel.
I just live your work...trains and landscape....its the most beautiful combination...
I always say that every single section of a model railroad layout should be built as detailed as your dioramas in order to look realistic, your fantastic videos show how to achieve great results. Takes time, practice and patience. Thank you MASTER for sharing !!!
MASSIVE RESPECT FOR YOU BRO !!!! YOURE WORK IS UNDOUBTEDLY AMAZING AND ITS NOT EASY TO DISTINGUISH WHETHER ITS NATURAL OR A DIORAMA
you have so many tips and tricks in your videos, it would be hard to figure them all out watching your videos once. from the tools you use to the ground cover. the chopper seems to be a tool you use for just about every project you do. seems like a great investment for anyone getting into the scenery side of modeling. but the tip I like the best is one most people might miss. dirt from outside. wow for cheap, and found every where. and the dried up leaves chopped in a blender. real ground cover to use as scenic ground cover.
the bridge you make in this video is picture perfect. add a couple kids standing above the track watching the trin go under. well that takes me back to the days of growing up.
Thanks Luke. another 30 mins well spent, for the viewer.
ha ha thanks Dave, I certainly use the chop-it a lot! There's a lot of micro-mark tools that I use pretty regularly. It's funny when I go looking for dirt, I usually drive around looking for just the right color dirt which believe it or not happens to coincide with the side of busy roads! I must look so suspicious to passers by as I try to discretely scoop up shovel loads of dirt from the roadside! Lighter color dirt looks much better on the layout after applying the glue because it will usually become a lot darker after glue is applied.
Glad you enjoyed watching the video and keep up the hard work on your channel as well, when I get down time from work and home I'll often watch what you've been up to 😉
so true. our back yards are full of dirt. yet always going for that hour long drive just to find the perfect,,,,,,,,,dirt.
thanks for the support on my channel. i have to get more into the scenery side of things on my layout soon.
Amazing patience and imagination displayed. I also enjoy putting one of these videos on when I want to have a quick nap. No advertising breaks, calming music and narrative. Very well done!
Glad you enjoyed it! I'm surprised you didn't get any ads during the video... in a good way. RUclips recently changed their ad policy and a bunch of my older videos had midroll ads automatically inserted. 🙄
@@BoulderCreekRailroad If there was an ad I may have dozed through it!
My favorite tutorial. I watched it 5 or 6 times in the last year. This is cool! Very very realistic
You are an artist!!!!!! I love watching your videos even if years old. My hat is off to you sir
Great inspirational work Luke. I love it
The precise details make this kit fool proof. I will be building it for N scale as it is a matter of dropping the scale down in half. Thanks for the post.
Thanks for giving me a great video to wake up to this Saturday morning!
lol 😉 glad you enjoyed it
Luke Towan always :D
Seriously, watching you create these scenes, not only is it art, but it's so relaxing
When people look at some of my scenery and say "Wow, you're good at this!", I have to respond, "No, you should see this guy from Australia...". Your ability to make exceptional videos demonstrating your exceptional modeling skills is infuriating! I'm so jealous!
Always a thumbs up... :)
Thanks for video. It is always pleasure to watch your pieces of art. Greetings from Turkey!
Please make old rusty abandoned big train station
I think he did that.
After a day at work just watching this makes life all worth while
This background music is so fitting, it's so good. Almost as good as the model... almost.
There's something relaxing about watching these dioramas slowly take shape.
This precision, voice and music are soooooo relaxing
Leo Kr
I have said the same thing since the first video I watched!
I am starting to build a 4 x 8
HO scale train layout. I learned a lot watching your videos. Hopefully it comes out half as good as all you do. Thank you. I will continue watching
YES! New Luke Towan video, whoop whoop!!
lol thanks Will 😀
Luke Towan No problem at all!! 🤙🏻🤙🏻
Using the rail block as a track bending helper was genius. The bridge was very realistic. Nice Job.
This scenery is so nice that i want to do a similar bridge myself.I know that i do not neither have most of the tools you have nor the skill but i will try this for sure in 1/72 or 1/64 scale thanks for the inspiration
You'd be surprised with what you can build with limited tools and materials 😉 I'm glad you found some inspiration
very nice bridge!!! your dioramas are just awesome!
First second of this video, I was blown away by the Detail! Take that Europe, Us Aussie's know detail! Craftsman work!
lol thanks mate, there are some amazing Aussie modellers 😉
Outstanding work as always Luke 👍
thanks again mate, glad you're still enjoying the videos 😉
I was only wishing earlier this week that you would do a bridge video, then along comes this fantastic video. Thank you!
Amassing video. Once again you have blown me away. This is beyond model railways this is art. KEEP MAKING ART! Epic vid pupped for the next one.
wow thanks for the awesome compliment 😀 I'm glad you enjoyed this one
Thank you for uploading. I know all your videos take ages to make and it's the least I could do. I seriously love your work I have even watched your first videos just for fun (they were good). I always freak out when you make a new video. I don't model railway my self but I do build models of abandoned buildings and I would like have a layout one day. I like to take tips from your channel because you are a pro. You are an inspiration. Keep up the amassing work. FYI If you had a fan meet up I would be there!
Fogarty Avenue read through your comment and check spelling errors before posting 😉
I have never even thought about making dioramas, but your channel is the most relaxing thing to watch lol. I love these
i just started watching this channel about a hour ago and im subing
Now that’s what you call talent. Absolutely enjoyable to watch. Thanks for posting it.
Wow I absolutely love it ! Amazing job mate ! Take care! Peace from Welland Ontario Canada 🇨🇦
You truly have a gift Luke. My computer keeps crashing the diorama is so realistic! Keep up the nice... UNBELIEVABLE!!! Work!
-"Keep working with the sculptamold as it's beginning to set"
-"Needs 24h to dry"
My dumbass brain: *Wow gotta work with the sculptamold for 24h straight*
I am amazed at how good your diorama's look. You must have $10,000 tied up in materials and supplies! Another fantastic job
thanks mate, yeah I have definitely spent way more than I should have on modeling supplies! RUclips Adsense help pay for a little bit of the material though 😉
Très beau travail monsieur
c est un plaisir pour les yeux
bonne vidéo et de bonnes explications
je suis abonné !!!!
et je serai fier de vous avoir comme abonné aussi
very good work mister
this is a pleasure for the eyes . good vidéo and good explanations
I am subscribed !!!
and I would be proud to have you as subscriber too
thank you
thanks Jean, I'll be sure to check out your channel 😉
It’s always a pleasure to look yours videos. You speak quite slowly so i can understand you
so beautiful anld calming
This channel is so satisfying whenever I am in not a good mood I prefer to see this channel
Can you please make a video about constructing derelict and overgrown ruins? Thanks.
I've got a list of cool ideas for projects and I'll definitely include your idea! Ruins would look awesome for sure!
Watching you build each project is so relaxing. And im really impressed with how you give attention to the smallest detail. Im not sure if all diorama hobbyists or pros do this level of detail. Just wow
This music makes me feel like I’m playing a deer hunting game from 2004 on my computer.
For every diorama you make, PUT THEM TOGETHER, AND MAKE A WHOLE WORLD OUT OF IT
Do a train tunnel!
i think a cool video series for you would be to make a full rail network, with scenery and train-y things, and show us the full process of making a large project
We need an episode where Luke solely refers to foam as "cheese"
Probanly the best and detailed dioramas iv ever seen and probably the best tutorials too
Love these videos! Do you get commissions for certain scenes or just do what takes your fancy?
Thanks mate, I just build what I feel like at the time 😀 I'm thinking about doing a water fall as my next big scenery project?
Yes please!
Luke Towan i absolutely love your work my friend! And if you make the waterfall maybe add a footpath or a bridge near it just to add a little extra visual effect eather way it'll look amazing (: but other than that hope you and your family have amazing day wish you all the best.
That sounds awesome!.but big farmyard that will be more awesome .
YESSSSS WATERFALLSSSSS
Thank you so much for all your videos. You are truly an inspiration to any model builder. Your attention to detail sometimes seems completely over the top until you see the end result. The time that you take and the painstaking amount of detail that you go into ultimately shows a perfect diorama. I model in N gauge and have started using your techniques on my latest model. Thanks once again.
Quick questions, since I just found out PODGE is not even a regular word :p
What exactly is mod-podge? A 1K matt clearcoat or something like binder aka matt-medium? Or something like the woodglue PVA / PUR stuff? Chälp!
LaserGadgets I'd say it's a lot like pva, except a little watered down. Makes a decent substitute for wheat paste
Thanks. Just found it on the german ebay, guess its a good thing when you can buy the real deal here.
Id love to take this hobby up again, loved doing this as a kid but dam....there is just no space for all the things you need. One day maybe, love the channel, thanks for making all these videos!
Can you do “post apocalyptic” please?
WHAT IS HAPPENING?
Hey all,
I'm currently working on my next video and also moving house.
While waiting for my next video, I've created a new Instagram account for my fans to post completed dioramas you've created (Conditions apply).
You can check out the latest activity via: instagram.com/bouldercreekrailroad/
See you soon.
Cheers,
Luke
Hello my friend! 👋
I love the attention to detail and the precision.
thanks Matty, I often want to add even more detail but if I did that I might take way too long to post a video!
I once made a bridge myself, but it doesn't look like that. ^^
lol... I'm sure it was still an awesome bridge 😀
Ehm ruclips.net/video/UXkY6yhi_UE/видео.htmlm52s ... do you use Roco models?
lol... I love it 😀
Excellent choice of subject matter, Luke! These bridges - or very similar ones - could once be found just about everywhere. They can also be well-employed in place of tunnel portals, since most railroad layouts end up having to incorporate an unrealistic number of tunnels to lead track to staging or out through the backdrop for a few feet. With a cut and a good clump of vegetation to help block the view, a small bridge like this - perhaps with a stopped vehicle on it - can be an excellent alternative to yet another tunnel portal, suggesting the tracks merely disappear behind a hill or into the forest.
Am I the only confused as to how he got power to the track to move the train and also confused at the length of rake the train is pulling across the diorama?
world of retro it’s not very long, so maybe just pushed it?🤷🏼♀️
Shhhh it's a secret - Luke may have to kill you afterwards if he tell you his trick.
You, sir, are a master of your craft! I’m totally glued (no pun intended) to the detail and realism you put into everything you make! Kudos!!!
1:00 Yeah, totally BASE-ic
HA HA HA HA HA HA
I'm sorry
I am an industrial model maker, and your videos are still amazing. Of course the stuff I do is usually CNC machined one of a kind stuff, but I am just following a drawing or cad file. The stuff you do is much more creative and artistic. I finally dug out my HO track etc. and started a new layout. Thanks for the inspiration.
I cant believe the attention to detail this guys does hes awesome
True professional. Well done Luke.
This guy's miniatures get me so pumped. Damn nice bridge, man.
It's 'very awesome' that you use the specific detail about the materials used in your creations. That was the most exciting part of watching your video for me. You have done an impressive job sharing.
Liked.
Subscribed.
Thank you.
Thanks mate, yeah I try to give as much info as possible so others can recreate the same effects on their own layouts 😉
Luke, everything you make looks extraordinary and we all love your work.. Please do more of this miniature works and also frequently work with water scenics.. The lake scenario is my all time favourite
You have some serious skill, Luke! Great video!!
Great bridge construction! Awesome realistic looking railway terrain :))
Excellent workmanship and videography. Cheers from Syracuse, NY!
The amount of craftsmanship you put into each diorama is amazing. Thank you for another great video!
Luke, your videos make me want to tear down my entire layout and rebuild it better. Ugh, if only I'd known some of your tricks (curving flex track!) beforehand! As it is, I might do that to the scenery anyway. Thanks for another incredible tutorial.
lol... that good news is that it's not too hard to improve upon existing scenery 😀 I'm glad you have been able to pick up a few tips and tricks
Another great Luke Towan tutorial.
Your finished scenes have such a realistic look to them. Thanks for sharing.
Brilliant, thank you Luke, so good to see you again, take care and be safe xx
thanks Val
Once again Luke you've just blown us away with your amazing skills. l'm addicted to your videos and will be using your techniques on my new layout. Great to see Australian Modeller supporting you also,a great company ! Thanks,Damian.
I never thought matches could be used to build bridges! Brilliant!
You have a very soothing voice, it makes me relaxed and tired. I also quite like your dioramas.
This is the only channel like this that I watch. Everything is clean, precise, and the end result is so satisfying. So glad to see a new video!
Watching your videos is pure pleasure :)
Awesome job as always. Every time I see someone build a bridge like you did with the paper plans on foam, and using the pins to hold everything reminds me of when I had to build a bridge for an engineering competition back in my school days where it had to be designed for the best strength to weight ratio.
Awesome stuff! Your videos are pure youtube gold.
The best channel for this kind of beautiful sceneries. Love your work and attention to detail.
Mate, absolutely love your videos... no way in the world would I possibly have the time to make a diorama, but I enjoy watching you make an entire one in 30 mins. Keep up the good work! The detailing is engineer level!
It's always a joy to see you build little stuff!
thanks mate, I thoroughly enjoy making them as well 😀
I know you may feel like you are repeating a lot of content but you really aren't. Yes, the techniques like static grass may be the same but it's really fun seeing the finished product every video and every finished product is different.
Thanks for the videos.
Тщательно посмотрел от начала и до конца. Этот парень просто монстр, асс. Его перфекционизм просто поражает.
Very interesting process and great result. I enjoy the sequence of learning about scenery making in this way. Thanks Luke.
no worries Dav, glad you enjoy watching 😉
You had a really nice manicure this time! Nice
You are such an great artist. I dont know how you have the patience to build these
Another great tutorial Luke. Well done mate.
I love your video’s so much! I think I’ve seen all your video’s twice now. They are so satisfying. I would love to see more realistic scenery video’s with buildings in it. Keep up the good work!
Your work is amazing!!! The patience and precise detail you give to each project is more like a work of art !
Fantastic it’s very interesting and relaxing to look you during your constructions ! Compliments
Luke, your skill is fantastic, your videos are so well explained, thanks for sharing all your awesome stuff!