I was thinking, you know what could be wonderful and also a childhood’s dream ? A huge diorama as the one we can see in the movie The Night at Museum with the far west and the trains
YES, I love that scene, I was watching that movie about 3 weeks ago and thought the exact same thing! It's definitely a project I have on the cards, just need to figure out how to work out the space I'll need.
It's amazing how much you have influenced model makers on ytube and beyond, as your methods (once unique) are now being respoken by others. Nerdforge, sqigmar, and many more use n site you for inspiration, not to mention the railway enthusiasts . Thanks for the art and joyful fun.
Having trouble finding Wally? You'll find the answers here: www.bouldercreekrailroad.com/find-me-challenge.html 😃 Having a video sponsor helps me put these projects together and it's a sponsor I actually use. If you don't already use a VPN I highly recommend checking out NordVPN to get a 2 year plan with a very big discount and 1 month free by visiting NordVPN.com/towan
I didn't spot even one, then again, i didn't remember the test at all :D There was too much other stuff to look the whole time! Only when the end came i was like "oh yeah, the Wallies!!" :D
With so much new technology, tinkercad, Nova 3Ds Bene4 Mono, the Beamo Lasar cutter, etc, I love that one of your favourite details is still "static grass'' 23:20, truly adorable. (also when I first saw you do it, it was truly magic)
There's something about old timber structures in rugged landscapes that just look awesome. I love to see a fire watch tower in a yellow stone type settling.
What an awesome build! As a huge fan of "Back to the Future" and the whole trilogy, I was thrilled when I saw the model at the beginning. I really enjoyed the "bloopers" at the end. as well.
In Lego Dimensions, they play with the fact that the clock tower resides in all the time periods and you can travel from the town square in 1885, 1985, and 2015. Could be a fun project to do all three - especially since you can double up on some of the models. Maybe a few bits can be a base that you add wood/brick/concrete siding to? I'm spitballing here, but love to see the dedication to recreation here.
Well, another masterpiece of model construction from Mr Towan…as a model railroader I am happy to see a train in this one! Bravo sir, once again you deliver the goods.
Luke, your work is absolutely amazing! I came across your channel awhile back and just wasn’t aware that such things were even possible-while instantly becoming addicted to trying to make them myself. You have truly inspired me and with the help of your tutorials I have spent countless hours of pure enjoyment making these so Thank You! I’ve always had a thing for rivers and streams which is why your Muddy river diorama caught my eye. I have made a few small outdoor water features with plants over the course or my life and had recently made one for inside and was about halfway through my second one when I came across your channel. After seeing what is possible in regards to the realism of the modeling world I have become addicted to TRYING to mix the two. You sir, WOULD ABSOLUTELY NAIL IT! This is not a challenge. I’ve seen your videos. This would be a walk in the park! This is just a humble request that maybe one day you throw it into your mix of pure awesomeness! Either way, I look forward to the continued stream of top notch information delivered in tutorials that are the same quality as your finished projects-PERFECT!
It is great to see you back Luke after being AWOL the last few months, so I hope you are well, fit, and able again. Plus, what a great diorama to come back with, of the classic B2TF scene with Train and DeLoren car. As per usual with your hints, tips, and scenic building all excellently explained while filmed and edited for wonderful viewing. The special effects for the car and train end of the line clip were amusing to boot. Hopefully, it won't be long until we see you again with another stunning design, welcome back to the present my friend.
It’s always a pleasure to see you 3D painting your diorama, very beautiful model. Thank you for sharing your amazing story. God bless you and your family.
I would LOVE to see you do the park gates from Jurassic Park. Great details could be done with the gates and fence, and it is a more tropical climate, which is something I would love to see more of from you!
I'm a big fan of the trilogy, and this scene really gets my heart. This one has something special... Congratulations again for sharing this passion and this realism close to perfection. Thank you
"Doc! I can't believe you made a time machine... outta resin model?" This is a great build and model. And the Nord VPN ad was fantastic with your versions of Doc and Marty.
If you're having issues with the airbrush giving you a bleeding effect on the edges, try polishing the needle. A lot of cheap and new airbrush needles can have imperfections that aren't noticeable to the naked eye and polishing can help crisp up the edges. Great video Luke 👍👍
When I first saw this channel, this was the most amazing miniature I had ever seen. I was very impressed. I respect the way the colors are applied and the way they are made is very careful.
Wow, your amazing at that, that’s gotta be one of my favourite little models I’ve ever seen, and the DeLorean was also incredible! I thought it was store bought until you said it was printed
I'm literally painting my own BttF3 train/Delorean on rails for my HO layout as I type this. Great video. Bought an old TYCO 4-6-0 that I'm going to paint and letter like the 131 in the film.
This is an outstanding project! For anyone unaware of ancient model railroad history, the Mantua/TYCO 4-6-0 is actually the correct locomotive, having been modeled after Sierra #3, the locomotive used in the movie. These used to be available everywhere for cheap, but are now getting harder to find and more expensive.
Great job! Really well done. Believe it or not I built a small display bridge from the movie too about two years ago. I used a hot wheel bttf 3 delorean for scale. I love this hobby. Trains will always be the classic go to hobby. Keep up the good work. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Just excellent. I always got excited when I see the message of your new videos. Your videos are my rehabilitation and relaxation times. Can't wait for the next one.
Absolutely amazing as usual. Still looking forward to when you might (hopefully) have a display showing at Cairns or Townsville. I could suggest a great diorama that would be a challenge. The “Gulflander” at Normanton. It’s only a 10 hour drive west from you. I can even supply photos from the 70s. Always look forward to your new videos. Nice touch with the additional entertainment on the way thru.
Another award winning diorama Luke . Alot of great movie scenes you could create using trains if thats the theme you are basing things on . The Wild Wild West has alot of great train scenes although the movie was a flop but i enjoyed it and it stars Will Smith so maybe too soon . lol .
Wow, I've just made a DeLorean (PT 2) in 1/24 scale myself - not sure I'd have room for a diorama like this in that scale! Amazing work - seeing this really makes me want to expand my dioramas and do get a 3D printer.
I’m doing just that, making the DeLorean Train for my G Scale layout with Doc and Clara on the hoverboard alongside and Marty in the car! This has given me some more input into the details. 👍
Fantastic tutorial Luke. So much detail and great tips and techniques to practice. Cheers. Maybe a Harry Potter diorama in the future? Thinking there could be some good dark scenes in there to change up the usual moods of your projects. Can't wait to see what you come up with next.
I've always wanted to see a small forest diorama be lit on fire to see how accurate it looks and how it spreads. Until then, this will satisfy my thirst for miniature destruction.
Ring…Ring. I think that’s Hollywood calling. They need some realistic backdrops for a new action blockbuster and your name came up. I really love your models and the painstaking work you do to make them come to life. Keep them coming.
This kinda reminds of when dok apologizes to marty for the model not looking too good or to scale but its actually really detailed and perfect just like all your scaled models. Your like the Bob Ross of model kit making. 👍👍👍
I actually picked up one of those air bushes/rechargable compressors just out of curiosity a long time ago. And mine came with an adapter for attaching a higher end airbrush. But I was actually really impressed with the little thing. I expected to throw the whole thing away after a couple uses, but I probably use it more than my dedicated setup because of the convenience. And it's easy to throw in my bag for use on the road or in my downtime at work. It's a little finicky compared to an expensive airbrush and it's not perfect, but so so good for the cost and perfect for a beginner or with limited space/budget. I think they're like $50 or so. Mines been kicking for a couple years now and still doing well. Though I don't do just a ton of airbrushing.
Man, you made it perfect. This is so realistic. I imagine "Hugo" train crush will be your next scene. I love movie scenes dioramas. I'm preparing to make Jurassic World famous 🦖 scene. I've got cars and T-REX so far :). Gotta start making it.
A lot of 3-D printer people have started to trim supports before curing, as it helps reduce the amount of sanding needed (if any needs to be done at all). The resin is soft enough to cut through with a hobby knife, but still rigid enough it won't warp.
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I was thinking, you know what could be wonderful and also a childhood’s dream ? A huge diorama as the one we can see in the movie The Night at Museum with the far west and the trains
YES, I love that scene, I was watching that movie about 3 weeks ago and thought the exact same thing! It's definitely a project I have on the cards, just need to figure out how to work out the space I'll need.
@@BoulderCreekRailroad Do it in N-scale in stead of HO, maybe?
Don’t forget the little Roman Centurion in the stock
@@BoulderCreekRailroad I would love to see a jurassic park scene
Blame trump he caused covid
It's amazing how much you have influenced model makers on ytube and beyond, as your methods (once unique) are now being respoken by others.
Nerdforge, sqigmar, and many more use n site you for inspiration, not to mention the railway enthusiasts .
Thanks for the art and joyful fun.
Having trouble finding Wally? You'll find the answers here: www.bouldercreekrailroad.com/find-me-challenge.html 😃 Having a video sponsor helps me put these projects together and it's a sponsor I actually use. If you don't already use a VPN I highly recommend checking out NordVPN to get a 2 year plan with a very big discount and 1 month free by visiting NordVPN.com/towan
I didn't spot even one, then again, i didn't remember the test at all :D There was too much other stuff to look the whole time!
Only when the end came i was like "oh yeah, the Wallies!!" :D
What is a Wally?
@@alaric_ Dude, I saw my first one ever at 17:00
@@Smartzenegger UK version of Waldo
I have yet to see him at all! Ive tried so many videos! Any tips??
With so much new technology, tinkercad, Nova 3Ds Bene4 Mono, the Beamo Lasar cutter, etc, I love that one of your favourite details is still "static grass'' 23:20, truly adorable.
(also when I first saw you do it, it was truly magic)
There's something about old timber structures in rugged landscapes that just look awesome.
I love to see a fire watch tower in a yellow stone type settling.
Dude this idea is so amusing...!
Luke Town never fails to entertain.
lol, thanks heaps, I definitely had a ton of fun building this 😄
@@BoulderCreekRailroad full video bloopers plz :3
What an awesome build! As a huge fan of "Back to the Future" and the whole trilogy, I was thrilled when I saw the model at the beginning. I really enjoyed the "bloopers" at the end. as well.
also enjoyed the bloopers😄
Same lol
Same
Great Work as always!
Another great project Luke! The Hill Valley Courthouse Square would look amazing in your style also
That would be cool!
In Lego Dimensions, they play with the fact that the clock tower resides in all the time periods and you can travel from the town square in 1885, 1985, and 2015.
Could be a fun project to do all three - especially since you can double up on some of the models. Maybe a few bits can be a base that you add wood/brick/concrete siding to? I'm spitballing here, but love to see the dedication to recreation here.
Well, another masterpiece of model construction from Mr Towan…as a model railroader I am happy to see a train in this one! Bravo sir, once again you deliver the goods.
Luke, your work is absolutely amazing! I came across your channel awhile back and just wasn’t aware that such things were even possible-while instantly becoming addicted to trying to make them myself. You have truly inspired me and with the help of your tutorials I have spent countless hours of pure enjoyment making these so Thank You! I’ve always had a thing for rivers and streams which is why your Muddy river diorama caught my eye. I have made a few small outdoor water features with plants over the course or my life and had recently made one for inside and was about halfway through my second one when I came across your channel. After seeing what is possible in regards to the realism of the modeling world I have become addicted to TRYING to mix the two.
You sir, WOULD ABSOLUTELY NAIL IT!
This is not a challenge. I’ve seen your videos. This would be a walk in the park!
This is just a humble request that maybe one day you throw it into your mix of pure awesomeness!
Either way, I look forward to the continued stream of top notch information delivered in tutorials that are the same quality as your finished projects-PERFECT!
It is great to see you back Luke after being AWOL the last few months, so I hope you are well, fit, and able again. Plus, what a great diorama to come back with, of the classic B2TF scene with Train and DeLoren car. As per usual with your hints, tips, and scenic building all excellently explained while filmed and edited for wonderful viewing. The special effects for the car and train end of the line clip were amusing to boot. Hopefully, it won't be long until we see you again with another stunning design, welcome back to the present my friend.
The patience of this man always blows my gourd
Nice to see you back again Luke. You really are inspirational. Your attention to detail is phenomenal. Greetings from Portugal. 🇧🇫
I haven't built models for over a decade but I still love this channel.
I'm glad you're enjoying the videos 😉
This is fantastic. Love BTTF. Turned out amazingly.
Yeah I was pretty happy with the end result 😉
I Love your intro!
me 2
yes
It’s always a pleasure to see you 3D painting your diorama, very beautiful model. Thank you for sharing your amazing story. God bless you and your family.
Great Scott! This is heavy!
I don't think I ever saw you make something to "ruin" it in the end!! I am excited :>
I think he put something soft over the river to save both train and terrain.
I would LOVE to see you do the park gates from Jurassic Park. Great details could be done with the gates and fence, and it is a more tropical climate, which is something I would love to see more of from you!
Your intro theme always make me excited. Can you tell me the name ?
Me too!!!
Its Just so good!
I think It's on premiumbeat.
Thats exactly what happens to me!!!!!!!
OH GOD ITS GOOD!
I'm a big fan of the trilogy, and this scene really gets my heart. This one has something special... Congratulations again for sharing this passion and this realism close to perfection. Thank you
This is by far my favorite project on your channel!! So well done. Love it!
Wow, thank you! Glad you like it, I'm keen to do more movie themed videos in the future 😊
I had to watch the ad twice for that Doc Brown impression + animated mouth
"Doc! I can't believe you made a time machine... outta resin model?" This is a great build and model. And the Nord VPN ad was fantastic with your versions of Doc and Marty.
I think that a jurassic park/world enclosure would make for an amazing video, would definetly look great!
YES! JURASSIC PARK IS MY FAVORITE!
The king is back with a new diorama. And it's beautiful as always. It's always a pleasure watching your videos. Great work Sir!
This is so awesome! I am so happy you made this movie scene! One of my favorites!
If you're having issues with the airbrush giving you a bleeding effect on the edges, try polishing the needle. A lot of cheap and new airbrush needles can have imperfections that aren't noticeable to the naked eye and polishing can help crisp up the edges.
Great video Luke 👍👍
Your dioramas are simply the best! Love your voice overs and paint can flippings as well.
I Love your Intro!
Could I please have the name of the song, I don't quite remember what it's called.
I think It's on premiumbeat.
When I first saw this channel, this was the most amazing miniature I had ever seen. I was very impressed. I respect the way the colors are applied and the way they are made is very careful.
Wow, your amazing at that, that’s gotta be one of my favourite little models I’ve ever seen, and the DeLorean was also incredible! I thought it was store bought until you said it was printed
I'm literally painting my own BttF3 train/Delorean on rails for my HO layout as I type this. Great video. Bought an old TYCO 4-6-0 that I'm going to paint and letter like the 131 in the film.
This is an outstanding project! For anyone unaware of ancient model railroad history, the Mantua/TYCO 4-6-0 is actually the correct locomotive, having been modeled after Sierra #3, the locomotive used in the movie. These used to be available everywhere for cheap, but are now getting harder to find and more expensive.
I got one of them too. To get it spot on. Circus City Decals actually do the decal sheet to make it movie correct :) enjoy.
@@amystanbridge1980 Purchased! Thank you!!!
this is an awesome build as always and i love arnold shwartzeneggers voice over for emmett brown
The stills at the end with background skies are fantastic!
Awesome job. Thanks for taking the time to share the process!
Great video, Luke! Glad to see you're back to railroad scenes! Keep it up!
That was fabulous. Too busy watching you to see 'Wally', so gotta rewatch! Thanks, Mate.
Luke This a stunning, an eye catching tutorial. A big salute for the patience, effort and hardwork that you took for this magnificent tutorial 👏👏👏
Thanks for the awesome comment, really glad you enjoyed the end result. It was a lot of fun to build.
How'd you watch a 30 minute video in 3 minutes??? 😳
@@beezrow I am still watching. By mistake the comment was uploaded at first 😂😂
Great job! Really well done. Believe it or not I built a small display bridge from the movie too about two years ago. I used a hot wheel bttf 3 delorean for scale. I love this hobby. Trains will always be the classic go to hobby. Keep up the good work. 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
OK I have been waiting a while and this is definitely Worth the wait good job 😉😉
Really enjoyed this video! Really hope you do some more movie/pop-culture inspired scenes. This one came out absolutely great.
Heck yeah, been looking forward to a new vid of yours! This looks like it's gonna be fun~
yeah I definitely enjoyed building this one 😁 Plus it was fun driving the train off the end of the bridge! It survived 😄
Such a neat project! Also enjoyed the NordVPN advert--so well made, with such sophisticated special effects.
Looks great! When you were doing the add with doc talking. The little mouth moving made me laugh 😂
The detail you create is amazing. Great video.
Another amazing creation! Thank you. Look forward for the next!
Great to see another of your great videos. Thank you Luke.
Your videos are the best. Incredible diorama!!
OMG!!! Model trains and BTTF! Just awesome!
incredibly satisfying, beautiful work and ingenious processing!
Your models are spectacular. Your videos give me a lot of ideas. Cheers from Spain.
Glad you like them! and it's great to know they give you some ideas 😉
The clear varnish over the stencil is a great tip. The normal speed special effect shot of the train crash gave me a giggle.
yeah, I wish I could remember who shared that with me! It makes such a big difference 😃
This check put amazing. Well done.
Do you ever do interviews for other Podcasts ?
Just excellent. I always got excited when I see the message of your new videos. Your videos are my rehabilitation and relaxation times. Can't wait for the next one.
Absolutely amazing as usual. Still looking forward to when you might (hopefully) have a display showing at Cairns or Townsville. I could suggest a great diorama that would be a challenge. The “Gulflander” at Normanton. It’s only a 10 hour drive west from you. I can even supply photos from the 70s. Always look forward to your new videos. Nice touch with the additional entertainment on the way thru.
Another award winning diorama Luke . Alot of great movie scenes you could create using trains if thats the theme you are basing things on . The Wild Wild West has alot of great train scenes although the movie was a flop but i enjoyed it and it stars Will Smith so maybe too soon . lol .
Love the work Luke! You’ve done an amazing job on capturing such an iconic movie moment!! Keep it up mate, seeing your videos always makes my day!
Hi Luke. This has become a wonderful diorama again. I hope the locomotive survived the fall. Thanks for this great video. Greetings Tino
Luke, amazing video, thank you for sharing.
So many great tips and techniques for modelling.
Cheers, and stay safe, Michael
BTTF Is one of my favorite trilogies ever! And I love your work! you're a genius!
Wow, I've just made a DeLorean (PT 2) in 1/24 scale myself - not sure I'd have room for a diorama like this in that scale!
Amazing work - seeing this really makes me want to expand my dioramas and do get a 3D printer.
I’m doing just that, making the DeLorean Train for my G Scale layout with Doc and Clara on the hoverboard alongside and Marty in the car!
This has given me some more input into the details. 👍
@@redram52 very cool! I made a hoverboard for mine with some styrene and printed out the image for the top.
Good luck with your diorama!
@@BOABModels it’s going to be a portable layout for exhibitions 😀
I love it! Back to the Future 3 was one of my favorite movies as a kid.
"Well, congratulations! You make dioramas! Now what's the next step in your master plan?"
""Crashing this train...with no survivors!"
So glad to see you back. Excellent as ever.
Fantastic tutorial Luke. So much detail and great tips and techniques to practice. Cheers. Maybe a Harry Potter diorama in the future? Thinking there could be some good dark scenes in there to change up the usual moods of your projects. Can't wait to see what you come up with next.
Finally another video!! So happy! ❤
Yeah it's been ages! Hope you like it 😉
Watched the whole thing....couldn’t look away.
I've always wanted to see a small forest diorama be lit on fire to see how accurate it looks and how it spreads. Until then, this will satisfy my thirst for miniature destruction.
Everytime we get a new one of these it instantly makes my day. This is awesome!
The glass beakers for paint pleased me greatly.
YOU DID NOT USE THE MARTY AND DOC FROM THE VIDEO GAME FOR THE 3D PRINT, DID YOU??!!!! THATS FANTASTIC!!
Ring…Ring. I think that’s Hollywood calling. They need some realistic backdrops for a new action blockbuster and your name came up. I really love your models and the painstaking work you do to make them come to life. Keep them coming.
A Mad Max or Jurassic Park scene would be so cool to see you do.
Fantastic work, Luke! Really well done!!! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thanks! You too! 😊
Excellent work. Now do the town square! Make sure it is to scale and painted
This kinda reminds of when dok apologizes to marty for the model not looking too good or to scale but its actually really detailed and perfect just like all your scaled models. Your like the Bob Ross of model kit making. 👍👍👍
A nice video for RUclips to start recommending you again to me
Luke, as a HUGE Godzilla fan, a Godzilla trampling over a small city would be amazing to see.
I mean... you gotta do the Hill Valley town square now... so many opportunities for little details!
I got way too excited to see you'd uploaded another video! Then I exploded when I seen the subject!
I actually picked up one of those air bushes/rechargable compressors just out of curiosity a long time ago. And mine came with an adapter for attaching a higher end airbrush. But I was actually really impressed with the little thing. I expected to throw the whole thing away after a couple uses, but I probably use it more than my dedicated setup because of the convenience. And it's easy to throw in my bag for use on the road or in my downtime at work. It's a little finicky compared to an expensive airbrush and it's not perfect, but so so good for the cost and perfect for a beginner or with limited space/budget. I think they're like $50 or so. Mines been kicking for a couple years now and still doing well. Though I don't do just a ton of airbrushing.
I know Nick Zammeti is going to love this one, he's a HUGE "Back to the Future" Fan.
Great scott! That`s heavy!
Astounding work!! Plus I can’t help myself from hearing Rick’s voice from Rick and Morty, starting at 2:45 😂 Congrats for the video! 👍
As a DeLorean owner and BTTF fan I highly appreciate this video!
Pure. Talent.
Man, you made it perfect. This is so realistic. I imagine "Hugo" train crush will be your next scene. I love movie scenes dioramas. I'm preparing to make Jurassic World famous 🦖 scene. I've got cars and T-REX so far :). Gotta start making it.
And actually 1895 train crush was recreated in the movie Hugo.
The real life story behind the Hugo movie :
ruclips.net/video/WOOXpUiK0OU/видео.html
One of many from Anthony.
ruclips.net/video/uCVXl5q5NT8/видео.html
That looks absolutely amazing! Nice work on it.
5:36 Love that you point out the flaws also.
...its so relaxing and peaceful watching you building that diaramas...sort of Zen for me ;-) Thank you :-)
this is freaking insane, wow
I can’t tell you how long I have been waiting for you to upload every week i checked. Great video worth the wait
I’ve never seen the movies, but
I got to see the train! I think I got
To use it’s whistle too!
Finally someone who has the balls to actually run the train off the bridge
WTF,,, one of the best scenes of my childhood movies :)
A lot of 3-D printer people have started to trim supports before curing, as it helps reduce the amount of sanding needed (if any needs to be done at all). The resin is soft enough to cut through with a hobby knife, but still rigid enough it won't warp.