Paper Kits Have Never Looked So Good - Realistic Scenery Vol.35
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Taking an already amazing paper building kit and turning it into an Ultra Realistic scene that could be mistaken for an actual location!
This is a laser cut paper model from Markenburg, their kits not only look amazing but they are very easy to put together and with a bit of extra detail and weathering they look extremely realistic. If you’d like to check out what their range of kits look like you will find them on their website here:
www.markenburg...
To check out the video where I describe the process of roads in more detail you can check out this video: • Build an AWESOME Run D...
To check out the street signs video you’ll find it here: • Make your own Street S...
If you’re struggling to spot Wally… I have leaked his secret hiding spots on my website 🧐
www.bouldercreekrailroad.com/youtube-videos/paper-kits-have-never-looked-so-good-realistic-scenery-vol-35
I’ll also be adding some of the 3D .STL files to buy from the store. Right now there are a collection of rubbish bins with and without supports. Over the next week I’ll be adding more, as well as some freebies 😉
I think the next video you should make the apartment buildings nice on the website looks awesome
Wow I looove it! BUT You mad a huge MISTAKE: The car is on the wrong side. :D Only right driving is correct driving ;) Like landing on the centerline, not the taxiway or RWY edge lighting ;) Greetings from a european first officer bra
Please make a combo pack for the manhole cover and the street drains, i've been searching everywhere for a .STL for drains.
I'd love to see you make a bunch of abstract plants like tree ferns and vines
Hey Luke, been watching your videos for a while now, you work in 1:87 is really neat and it has helped me out a lot in building my model railroad. Speaking of model railroads are you ever going to do a series where you build a layout for all you models?
I forgot to look for Waldo. I was too enthralled in watching a miniature scene come together.
You do an absolutely fantastic job of building these models. Your knowledge of the hobby is awesome.
Great work, Luke. I know your videos will be fantastic.
Agree 1000%
I won't lie...
Seeing your dog made me smile
Wow Luke this was an amazing build, the lamp post construction was mind blowing and the finished effect was incredible. more paper builds please! and Merry Christmas to you and your family.
Poor little dog. At least it has a welcoming lap to sit on.
These videos are so wonderful; full of skill and detail. The glazing on the lamps is so cool.
I'm from the UK and you can find building exactly like this one in pretty much every single town! As you say, all it would take would be changing some of the small details (like the signs and payphone) and maybe removing the air conditioning units from the roof and bam! it's a UK street scene!
I've been binge watching your videos recently because your narration is so calming and I love the attention to detail you put into all your builds!! This is another phenomenal scene - well done!!
Needs graffiti tho.
UK = rundown ugly garish vulgar shabby
Change the Brumby's to a Gregg's and good to go 👍
@@msmith2961 And the milk bar to a kebab shop or Cash Converters.
i was just about to say that the kit has a dutch streetname and it a very typical dutch building and indeed you whould also remove the aircon here
Glad to see you found a Markenburg kit. I have been working with Markenburg kits for a long time as most of them originate from the city of Waalwijk where I grew up in the Netherlands. Most of the builidngs are familiar and it's great to see this particular one in an Australian setting. Awesome job Luke! Greetings from a big fan in the Netherlands.
I would never have taken a 'paper building' seriously before, but that looks pretty good. Those lamp posts, though - very nice! I hope you continue to enjoy making these videos as much as we enjoy watching them! :)
Neither did I until they showed me their kits on a train show around 10 years ago. They are amazing. I have seen other paper/cardboard kits but none are as good as Markenburg.
Luke, your attention to detail never ceases to amaze me! The pictures of this scene from above and all other angles is so incredibly realistic looking! The people figurines are great and I like you only put one car in the scene! Your tutorials are putting the bug in me to get back into model building!
Thank you so much 😀
I'm Dutch so it's nice to see that you're using a typical Dutch apartment-block with stores on the ground floor.
Same here, funny and cool to see a typical Dutch building.
Do you guys genuinely beleive that rectangle brick buildings with shops on the lower floor and apartments above are uniquely Dutch in any way? Essentially every city has them.
I don't believe it, I know for sure this type of building (typical 60's style ) is Dutch. Yes you'll see this in Germany and Scandinavia, but not in the quantity you see it in The Netherlands. And then again, these kind of houses (with the huge windows on both sides) are for sure Dutch.
@@Luckingsworth Typical isn't a synonym for uniquely.
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4:12 Aww the poor terrified pooch that shakes like leaf ! He's cute and I want to hug him to make his fear go away.
Fantastic looking model, Luke...and I can relate to modeling around a needy K9 friend. 🤣 Thanks!
How thick is the "paper" used in the main framing. Visually looks to be around .5mm/.020". Card modeling has come a long way in just the past 20 years. In terms of model quality and accessibility.
Luke Town, BBM1930s, Evan Daes... The greats of railroad modelling
Another great video, as always! You really are the Bob Ross of scenery building! I am always looking forward to a new video!
Back in my day there was a modeler named Malcolm Furlow and Luke is as good if not Better
Anyone else waiting desperatly for Lukes next video ?....
Oh man, this is stunning to look at. And I adore how these miniatures look in the dark with the tiny street lights and window lighting. The atmosphere becomes mesmerizing.
Your channel is one of my favourites to binge watch. I'll go months and months without watching any then get into it. Building models and scenery is one of my hidden hobbies.
Ngl this is probably the most realistic-looking diorama I've ever seen. I couldn't wrap my head around it. Each picture looked like you went out and took photos of a busy street.
As much as I enjoy these build videos, I must say...My true love of your channel is your terrain videos.
Something about the creeks and the folks fishing off rocks and the little fences! Dang.
If I ever could do it, I'd do a train build but use like mountainous and the rolling wheat fields of the Columbia Basin here in the Northwest of USA.
Hello from the Palouse :)
You have the patience of Job. I totally enjoyed watching this video. Very relaxing watching you at work.
This build looks amazing, I love how much detail you put into your work. And I hope your pup is ok after the thunder.
Amazing work, Luke! Nicely done!!! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
never fails to amaze me with how fantastic your work is
Hello! You're a genius! Thanks to you, I started modeling two years ago! Greetings from Argentina!
Great video as always, I have learnt (or "learned") so much from you, thank you. Is "diorama building" still a thing on RUclips? is there an audience for it? What is the average CPM? It takes a lot of effort to build dioramas, would be disappointing if there are no subscribers or the CPM is like $5 or lower.
0:20 -- Is that a very blurry Tom Scott standing there at the phone kiosk? He's probably doing a bit to camera.
"I'm standing on what appears to be a perfectly ordinary German street. But it has a secret..."
Gotta love 1960s Dutch blue collar architecture, nearly spot-on on the surroundings too. :)
Great build! Looks amazing! I'll have to check those kits out for sure.
When I think I have seen every skill and technique that could blow my mind, you my man, do something super amazing again! This is absolutely gorgeous!
Paper kits! I love paper kits! Tho I don't buy mine, I get them for free at Canon Park 😆, you just have to print them and they're still fun.
Also I love that you're expanding and trying different mediums for dioramas. You always have something new to share. Amazing as always!
Aw poor doggy 😢 My two boys are terrified of thunder too. And fireworks. And airplanes flying over. It breaks my heart.
Stunningly impressive project as usual!
The Super Tac glue isn't available in my country. Which are the alternatives?
Love the build videos, always have at least a couple of take aways. We used to have a dog that was scared of thunder too, Jackie was quite a bit larger tho, made modelling much harder ;) cant wait for the next video
Thanks for the ideas you bring to my humble dioramas. Your world at H0 scale is amazing. Cheers from Madrid, Spain.
Nothin beats a hot cup of coffee and some breakfast with your videos man, nothin beats it!
Gorgeous work ! must of been a blast to model. I do all my modeling now in CG , yet I miss hands on work and the wonderful aroma of Testor's paint. Cheers from up North ! 😃
my god, i lived in such flat here in the Netherlands!
What a lovely doggy and a caring companion to comfort him/her.
I love when he makes grass! The building turned out great! So much care is taken in all the details!
It is that I already have a plethora of hobbies, otherwise I’d love to try my hand at making models. I’m particularly intrigued by the grass and dirt placement. Making the landscape imperfect, so it’s perfect.
I make my own homemade paper models check them out 😃
I love that little drill you called a Pulse drill. I tried to find one online but didn't. Where can I get one? What is the brand and is it possibly called something else? Thanks. As always, you do great work.
Been subscribed for years, find your artistry absolutely amazing. Thanks for sharing all your builds - don't think I could ever make anything this good , but always enjoy your helpful and informative tutorials!
That trick with lamp post glass was amazingly cool.
Could you build an alien world diorama?
Incredible work, as usual! The only detail I would change is the manhole cover with the road stripe on it. When workers replace the cover, they NEVER line up the stripe! 😄
I thought so too!
As usual a most informative quality video!
When I saw the preview on Patreon, I thought "Hey that looks almost like a typical Dutch shopping street!"
Wow.. paper kits have come a long way!!! This looks amazing, Luke!
Wow, what a great tutorial. I love the amount of detail and clear instructions. Your models are inspiring and thanks for explaining the "why" as well as the "how" as you construct them. Please keep on building!
That static grass depositing thingo was awesome! First time I've seen one and it amazed me how realistic the grass was. Gone are the days of my childhood watching my older brother sprinkling a flat green powder onto PVA for a railway scene!
Another fantastic diorama tutorial by Luke. His skill, creativity and attention to detail are just amazing. Thanks Luke for sharing these wonderful videos!
I hadn't read the details in the comments yet, but I did think that building looked remarkably Dutch!
While this build looked alright when finished, all the details that were added by you really is going to help sell this model to people who want to give it a go. Things like all the pipes and roof work done is just amazing, even little things like supports for the awning just knock it out of the park. And OMG those lamp posts just looked absolutely gorgeous! Definitely feel like you almost have to a have a 3D printer to make things look good though.
I suppose after a year on the escalator a nice paper kit is just the thing!
I hope he does another outside diorama its actually been a while since outdoor scenery!
You probably have heard it a million times, but i've got to say: impressive work!
When I saw the preview shots I was like: that almost looks like a street down the road from me! Turns out this kit is literally modeled after a style of architecture my city is filled with 😂
Love the videos and the model buildings and all the videos so relaxing and peace 🏆🥇🏅
Those 3d colour printed people are awesome! Fantastic diorama!
Cool to see how you turn a typical older Dutch aparments in something that totally looks in place in Australia
I’m the UK we have Metcalfe, so we’ll build, sturdy and once the scene is created, looks very realistic too. 😊
Great video. Do they have models of 1940’s neighbourhoods for war dioramas?
Luke posting a new video is like the cherry on top of my day. Thank you for everything you do in this hobby! And thank you so much for bringing us along!!!
Awesome as always
For those looking to design and build their own scratch built structures l highly recommend the Chadwell RUclips channel. He works in UK N Scale 1/148th. But the techniques are readily applicable to other scales.
As always, a fantastic video!
I note too the six digit telephone number for on the take away shop! So this just be set in an area way before us! 😂
Seu trabalho é maravilho, o melhor do You Tube. Parabéns.
I wish the guys I have recruited for building models for my work would work like you .
Luke, you never fail to amaze. Thanks for sharing the process with everyone. 😊
Again a beautiful diorama what you built. Thank you very much for showing the work steps again in such detail. Greetings Tino
Wow, does that ever come together well. Fantastic job Luke!
Awww, your dog is such a cutie 🥰... By the way, you do amazing work. Best in the business, I believe...
Hi there! This model is incredible of course! But - I want to comment on your pup. If you're unaware, there are "anxiety vests" or "thunder shirts" available. Anxious dogs benefit from a surprisingly tight hug around their chests during thunderstorms or even vet visits. You can do a quick diy for small dogs by cutting off the sleeves of an old T-shirt, layering them, cutting foreleg holes, and pinning the slack on the spine very snug. This will maximize the lap comfort. I hope this is new and useful info! 😊💜
Smashing job. Typical Dutch 70ies shop-block. Often two identical blocks at an angle,
Two things though. The backside of the traffic signs is way too clean. In reality those road signs always catch a lot of road dirt. Making them look grubby, esp. the backside.
I would also like one or more figures inside the shops. Customers waiting their turn.
When you take outdoor shots with your dioramas they look insane!
I’m thinking of finally getting into model railroading and have been wondering something….I live on the American Gulf Coast and love the 20’s-50’s era designs, that in mind, i was thinking of doing a quayside with a liberty ship and tugboat…could you recommend any models that would fit the Ho scale?
Good Day Luke,
Really miss hearing from you. Hope you are alright. Just a note to say we haven't forgotten you. Hope you are working on something. All the best. Bob and Debbie
If there were no air conditioners, I'd swear this was a british "New Town" scene, those styles of terraced shops with flats/houses on top were so common in the new towns that were built in the 60s & 70s, even other existing places had them built to look more "modern", and now just look like brutalist yuckiness... :S
Luke, you okay? I’ve noticed you haven’t posted on a while. What’s happening? I hope you’re alright and doing well.
Incredible!
Hey Luke, nice project!! Why don't you try to build a diorama with a working slot car circuit?? Thank you and merry Christmas
There are people that fear thunder also… they’re called Californians :) I live in California, but grew up in the Midwest, which has no shortage of thunderstorms. Moving to CA, i really miss them. Lots of people here are afraid of thunderstorms though. Funny as people here tend to be fine with earthquakes :) I guess it’s whatever you grow up with that you learn to tolerate.
Feel bad for your dog though. You can’t very wall talk him out of his fear.
BTW, that kit is super impressive. I’ve built some nice laser cut balsa and plywood airplane kits. Never though paper could look this good.
Hi Luke, I just watched your museum worthy train build, and I was wondering were you actually got the train? I’m looking forward to a build of my own with one, thank you! Love your videos!
I've been super into Sankei papercraft kits recently, if you haven't seen them you can can get them shipped from Hobby Live Japan
"Orientated" is not really a word. A better word is "oriented". Suggestion: The road striping on manhole covers could be left slightly askew, as maintenance workers will not usually align the striping perfectly after completing their work and replacing the cover.
When I saw the thumbnail of the video, I immediately thought: "Hey! I think this is a video about Breda". Note: Breda is a dutch town close to where I live. And honestly, I thought it was real on first sight.
Great video. Have you found so far any 3d printable files for house, shops, buildings, furniture, etc?
Those curtains at 6:21, lots of people in the real world still have tacky blinds and stuff, lol! Just kidding, those are really fun. And only a few rooms with lights on is a nice bit of restraint-for-realism.
But you missed a detail you might want to go back and change - the parking hashmark on the manhole cover at 23:20 could be at an angle, since no one bothers to put the cover back straight!
Love how you point out the really subtle stuff, it does make your scenes 'pop'.
Just found you Luke - Subd! Amazing builds.
Hello Luke! I've been watching ur channel for a long time. But i build exlusively millitary models. I need some railway for my Eastern Front diorama. All the ones avaliable are in wrong scale or expensive. Is there any easy way to make a railway track?
Incredible and beautiful 😀 I hope you don't mind me saying your videos are almost therapeutic, like Bob Ross. But better 😄
The kits have that generic global vibe... and then you stick a Brumbys and Telstra payphone in and we're back to local 🙂
Fascinating, artistic, meticulous. I am new here, first time watching. I am impressed. 😊
Luke, darling, baby, bubula! These tautologies gotta stop, the amount of times you say 'also' and 'as well' back to back bud, you only need one of them friend!
Luke, Nice building. But I like all the fine details on the roof. But I can’t find them anywhere. Can you give me hind Where I can find them or maybe a link to them? Thanks
The building would be improved with some sort of Trimdek style roof cladding. Still lovely though
I have been enjoying your channel for a while now while I edit my photography. I would love to see you make a cemetery! Amazing work.
Greetings from Boulder, Western Australia!! Absolutely hot & humid here today so it's lovely to sit in the aircon and watch your vids.
Terrific! Have you seen Michael's channel: Chandwell?