I love how you keep working on improving your techniques, never resting on your success. Long may your success continue. Thanks for the continued inspiration. It helps people beyond simply inspiring their modelmaking and railway layouts. Merrick
oh wow thanks Merrick, really appreciate such kind words 😃 I'm making these trees for an Alaskan river scene that I'm working on, planning to have salmon swimming upstream with a grizzly bear doing some fishing, should be a full little scene 🐻 I wish you success with your channel as well, I saw you video that went viral! It was amazing! Keep up the hard work, you're doing awesome!
Watching this again for a current tree project I'm doing. I reckon it took you two hours to make the tree and ten hours to land the bottle in the airbrush cup.
Hey, Luke! I REALLY enjoyed seeing your process for pine trees! They are the most realistic I've ever seen in my 58 years, given the relatively quick build time per tree for the results! I like to model New Hampshire "White Mtn Pines", that grow in the region of New England I grew up in. I model in N scale, so, thank you so much for the N "heads up" sizes you gave...very helpful to avoid the experimentation session. N.H. White Pines when growing together in a group, tend to lose their lower branches when mature as a result of "tufting out" the sun from their lower sections. They grow so close together, their upper branches block the sun. I've driven by cut back areas and seen up to 55 or so % missing branches from the lower portions! All you see are the stubby dead branches, just as you've modelled. On the outside of the stands, fuller trees get more sun, and look more like yours, knowing this, I will be able to save much time in the middle of any forest(s) I need, spending more time on the "perimeter trees", yet still being "correct" in the middle stands. I was so intently learning this process, I not once saw a single "wally", except the first that doesn't count!!! When I get more available time this evening, I'll have another look. Thus far, I have not seen anyone outside the periodicals MRailroader, etc... Who is so open about sharing their processes publically and "free". I totally appreciate you, sir, and feel if you're not already, should be awarded a "Master Model Railroader" Award for not only your awesome results, but you're sharing of your processes. Growing up, I always dreamt of having at least one on my wall...eventually, I hope to earn one! Keep going, there are many young ones trying to perfect what you're teaching them- especially ME! 👍💖😎
yeah I think you could make these trees in N scale quite well and they would look just as good. I'd love to one day get a MMR certificate! I should look up what the requirements are and start working towards getting one 😃 Keep up the hard work, I'm sure you'll achieve one and have fun building the N scale version of these trees, they will look fantastic I'm sure!
I didnt see that little guy at all because i was amazed how great those trees looked. I have been a modeler for 59 years but i only thought i wanted to run the trains on. But you take it to a whole nother level. Thank you for the instructions that you give on the making and coloring its so great
I'm definitely going to do a desert scene at some point. I had some plans but it probably won't be for a little while, was thinking of making a model of a desert oasis 🌵
I couldnt see Wally at all... all I saw was your beautiful work and you... I guess I was too focused.. admittedly this is the best tutorial for these pine trees I've ever seen
Your tree turned out very realistic! The grouping looks like a perfect stand of pines. First time watching and like others did not even think about looking for the little man.
Yes, found all seven. I had to watch this tutorial several times because I was so busy finding Wally, I missed the actual tutorial. Your attention to detail is second to none...and I'm none! No seriously, another great tutorial Luke. I look forward to these. Great job, very lifelike.
How lovely to find this video ready to view with my morning coffee! Though as it iwas my first cup, I was in no condition to spot Wally - even ONCE! But that in no way detracted from my enjoyment of watching you create...........I always find your finished products amazing. There is no wonder that your videos are some of the most recommended when viewing OTHER diorama builder's channels! Thanks, mate!
lol... yeah you don't want to be stressing out trying to find Wally too early in the morning 😉 Glad you enjoyed the video and it's good to know others are also recommending some of my videos and techniques, thanks George
I would never have the patience to do this but if I got in an exhibition of these dioramas they would have to dart me and drag me out at the end of the day. Fascinating details.
These are great looking trees you have made and a great instructional video. For my large mountain layout, which I will need many hundreds of trees, I will have to limit the great looking trees to the foreground as I don't think i would have time to make 300 to 400 of these. Your trees are by far the best I have seen. Well done. Philip
Wow, I've seen a lot of tree techniques but these trees are by far the best. Very realistic. I love that last shot with the forest and the brown, dry ground typical of pine forests. Thanks for sharing.
Luke, I have started building some trees using your technique for our town railroad museum. The trees will be 12" tall, 4" in diameter with a 3/8" trunk. Have not found any balsa wood dowels yet so I am having to mark the limb locations and drill each hole since it would not be possible to insert floral wire in normal dowel rods from the lumber company. But once you get the hang of the process, the construction moves along. Look forward to seeing the end result.
Luke I hope you continue to make videos for the rest of my life. You are a gift to the hobby community. I always enjoy your videos, they are so calming and informative all at the same time. Hope to meet you one day as I’m a fellow Aussie.
Every time I watch your vedio, it looks better than previous one! Your work is exceptional, dioramas are not ultra realistic, they are perfect imitation of nature.
Thanks John, there are heaps of pine tree tutorials on RUclips and they all have their place 😃 These take a while t make but they do look great in a bunch
@@BoulderCreekRailroad I have watched all of your tree making tutorials but I think this one is the best for pine trees. I like the fact that you use readily available materials from the hobby shop or online.
For some reason I didn't get the notification on this one, so the prizes have already been awarded but for me the real prize was being able to watch you use your incredible skills! Thanks for that Luke! I did find all 7 but it took 4 trips through the entire video to get them all. Fun way to spend nearly an hour watching the same video over and over and learning more each time. Merry Christmas!
Watched it about 8 times back to back until my eyes hurt 😂 but yes! Found them all! Thank you Luke Towan you are an inspiration for me as I have just started my own model railroad! (Been wanting to do this since I was 6 or 7 years old, and I’m 36 now)
Thanks Andy, yeah the definitely turned out looking quite good... I reckon they would look great on some of the military model dioramas you've been working on 😉 they are really easy to scale for the larger scale models.
I'm a simple man; I see a new Luke Towan video, I watch. Great quality of effort with editing as well as attention to detail for actual projects. Well done dude.
I really love your builds and your dioramas Sir ! Looking forward to your next diorama. And I missed every Wally... but I now I have another reason to look again.
Outstanding work, those trees really look the part! 10 times more realistic then the store bought stuff but when you put *that* much effort into something, the results show! Time to make some trees!
So first time I didn't see him because I was busy looking at a tree. Second time round, I saw him 3 times, but a tree constantly captured my attention...!
These are amazing trees. I’m giving it a try and just need to say that they are time consuming. I wasn’t having much luck with the pins and extra dowel at the bottom. I think I would just make the trees longer next time and cut them after they’re finished. I couldn’t find the larger gauge wire and that’s a must if you want to push them into the dowels. I ended up making a small hole for each wire. I went through several cans of adhesive spray for about 20 larger trees. 10”-23”. There is definitely a skill set to getting the static grass on the wires and not on the trunk. You make it look easy! 😆
I love your techniques. Pine Trees were a bane for me in time, as well. I used a similar technique with a fine gauge wire at the top and mixed in slightly larger gauge wires as I went down the trunk, and using mostly the larger gauge wires towards the bottom. However, I'm totally using the static grass next time. Looks SO much better from your tutorial.
U inspire me every day I made a model for my school by watching your videos it's not perfect but my principal saw it and was amazed and she displayed it in her office
Amazing work and a test for human patience! I didn't even have the patience to review the video more than a second time, to look for Wally! Found it once, though :-)
Fantastic work. Thank you for your tutorials. They were a great help in making pine trees for my latest E.T project. I stuffed up heaps and in no way achieved the level of skill and talent shown here.
First, It was so mesmerizing to watch you create this tree! Second, Great tactic on getting more views on your videos!!! That's ingenious!!!! Third, I did go back and watch the video again to find Wally and only found him 5 times and I was on Mission " FIND WALLY". Finally, I will now go back yet again and watch the video again and again until I find him 7 times! Great Video!!!
Yeah true, these are good close up trees. For the trees that would be further in the background you could probably use some cheaper eBay trees and it will still sell the effect 😉
Best model videos on RUclips hands down! Would be really awesome to see you do a snowy scene, snow covered trees, iced rivers and lakes etc Tackling a Christmas diorama soon and if I'm going to take anyone's advice it's yours!
Although I don't make models, I recently used some of the tips you put in previous videos recently to help my mom repair some of the miniature ceramic buildings in her mini Christmas village she puts out every year, they were damaged in storage and with some superglue and bakingsoda I was able to do a few repairs
It's amazing, they look so natural and lifelike. May I ask what kind of glue you used to spray? Thank you for sharing the video. Hope you have the next great videos soon...😄😄😄
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Thanks Luke, what a stress relieve, been nurturing baby night and day
this one is really a soup for dad's soul
lol... enjoy the down time 😉
I love how you keep working on improving your techniques, never resting on your success. Long may your success continue. Thanks for the continued inspiration. It helps people beyond simply inspiring their modelmaking and railway layouts. Merrick
oh wow thanks Merrick, really appreciate such kind words 😃 I'm making these trees for an Alaskan river scene that I'm working on, planning to have salmon swimming upstream with a grizzly bear doing some fishing, should be a full little scene 🐻 I wish you success with your channel as well, I saw you video that went viral! It was amazing! Keep up the hard work, you're doing awesome!
Luke Towan wow! That will be quite a scene! Eagerly looking forward to it!
Trains and Dioramas , oh wow! 3 of my favorite You Tubers communicating. It must be some sort of cosmic sign.
Norman I’m nowhere close to Luke and Merrick, these guys are legends! But I am really glad to be one of your favourite RUclipsr. 😎
Watching this again for a current tree project I'm doing. I reckon it took you two hours to make the tree and ten hours to land the bottle in the airbrush cup.
A tree how to after a while! Loved it. Trees are now an obsession for me as well... it makes such a difference when you have a highly detailed tree.
lol... I know! I love making trees! They make the biggest difference to the overall scene 😃
Unbelievable... I will never not be amazed by the craftmanship and creativity of terrain builders.
“So I don’t stab myself” is one of my main reasons for doing most things, glad to find a kindred stabby spirit.
Hey, Luke!
I REALLY enjoyed seeing your process for pine trees!
They are the most realistic I've ever seen in my 58 years, given the relatively quick build time per tree for the results! I like to model New Hampshire "White Mtn Pines", that grow in the region of New England I grew up in. I model in N scale, so, thank you so much for the N "heads up" sizes you gave...very helpful to avoid the experimentation session. N.H. White Pines when growing together in a group, tend to lose their lower branches when mature as a result of "tufting out" the sun from their lower sections. They grow so close together, their upper branches block the sun. I've driven by cut back areas and seen up to 55 or so % missing branches from the lower portions! All you see are the stubby dead branches, just as you've modelled. On the outside of the stands, fuller trees get more sun, and look more like yours, knowing this, I will be able to save much time in the middle of any forest(s) I need, spending more time on the "perimeter trees", yet still being "correct" in the middle stands.
I was so intently learning this process, I not once saw a single "wally", except the first that doesn't count!!!
When I get more available time this evening, I'll have another look.
Thus far, I have not seen anyone outside the periodicals MRailroader, etc... Who is so open about sharing their processes publically and "free". I totally appreciate you, sir, and feel if you're not already, should be awarded a "Master Model Railroader" Award for not only your awesome results, but you're sharing of your processes. Growing up, I always dreamt of having at least one on my wall...eventually, I hope to earn one! Keep going, there are many young ones trying to perfect what you're teaching them- especially ME! 👍💖😎
yeah I think you could make these trees in N scale quite well and they would look just as good. I'd love to one day get a MMR certificate! I should look up what the requirements are and start working towards getting one 😃 Keep up the hard work, I'm sure you'll achieve one and have fun building the N scale version of these trees, they will look fantastic I'm sure!
@@BoulderCreekRailroad : you've got MY vote, brother!!
I didnt see that little guy at all because i was amazed how great those trees looked. I have been a modeler for 59 years but i only thought i wanted to run the trains on. But you take it to a whole nother level. Thank you for the instructions that you give on the making and coloring its so great
Awesome, thanks Mark 😉 I'm glad you are finding the tutorials helpful
Hey Luke, I would love to see some kind of Grand Canyon or desert looking piece if thats possible?
I'm definitely going to do a desert scene at some point. I had some plans but it probably won't be for a little while, was thinking of making a model of a desert oasis 🌵
@@BoulderCreekRailroad That would be amazing, can't wait to see it!
ooooh what about a cross-section diorama of a train tunnel like he did with the gold mine and the metro?
@@BoulderCreekRailroad Any chance you could try an urban night scene?
@Luke Towan that would be awesome! An oasis would look great!
Attention to detail is impeccable with mr towan hats off
What an inspiring tutorial! Can't wait to try these on my own to level up my artwork. Thank you for creating and sharing, Elle!
I couldnt see Wally at all... all I saw was your beautiful work and you... I guess I was too focused.. admittedly this is the best tutorial for these pine trees I've ever seen
Your tree turned out very realistic! The grouping looks like a perfect stand of pines. First time watching and like others did not even think about looking for the little man.
Nice shot with the vallejo into the pot ;)
I found five....need two more...lol.....it's so fun !!!....i love the new approach for making trees !!!
Thanks for sharing this, Luke Towan 🕊 conifer trees 🌲 are a wonder of the world! You’ve nicely captured their ‘quirkinesses’
Yes, found all seven. I had to watch this tutorial several times because I was so busy finding Wally, I missed the actual tutorial. Your attention to detail is second to none...and I'm none! No seriously, another great tutorial Luke. I look forward to these. Great job, very lifelike.
How lovely to find this video ready to view with my morning coffee! Though as it iwas my first cup, I was in no condition to spot Wally - even ONCE! But that in no way detracted from my enjoyment of watching you create...........I always find your finished products amazing. There is no wonder that your videos are some of the most recommended when viewing OTHER diorama builder's channels!
Thanks, mate!
lol... yeah you don't want to be stressing out trying to find Wally too early in the morning 😉 Glad you enjoyed the video and it's good to know others are also recommending some of my videos and techniques, thanks George
I absolutely love how committed you are to improving every time! :D
Thanks Gwen, I was pretty happy with how these trees turned out 😉
I would never have the patience to do this but if I got in an exhibition of these dioramas they would have to dart me and drag me out at the end of the day. Fascinating details.
These are great looking trees you have made and a great instructional video.
For my large mountain layout, which I will need many hundreds of trees, I will have to limit the great looking trees to the foreground as I don't think i would have time to make 300 to 400 of these. Your trees are by far the best I have seen. Well done.
Philip
8:08 - 25 minutes to make the tree, 2 weeks to get that shot.
lol... not far off!
Wow, I've seen a lot of tree techniques but these trees are by far the best. Very realistic. I love that last shot with the forest and the brown, dry ground typical of pine forests. Thanks for sharing.
Luke, I have started building some trees using your technique for our town railroad museum. The trees will be 12" tall, 4" in diameter with a 3/8" trunk. Have not found any balsa wood dowels yet so I am having to mark the limb locations and drill each hole since it would not be possible to insert floral wire in normal dowel rods from the lumber company. But once you get the hang of the process, the construction moves along. Look forward to seeing the end result.
Luke I hope you continue to make videos for the rest of my life. You are a gift to the hobby community. I always enjoy your videos, they are so calming and informative all at the same time. Hope to meet you one day as I’m a fellow Aussie.
Every time I watch your vedio, it looks better than previous one!
Your work is exceptional, dioramas are not ultra realistic, they are perfect imitation of nature.
Thanks for such an amazing compliment, I'm happy that you have been enjoying the videos 😉
Man, that is some serious talent and patience! Excellent technique.
They do look great. Thanks for sharing this latest technique on making pine trees.
Thanks John, there are heaps of pine tree tutorials on RUclips and they all have their place 😃 These take a while t make but they do look great in a bunch
@@BoulderCreekRailroad I have watched all of your tree making tutorials but I think this one is the best for pine trees. I like the fact that you use readily available materials from the hobby shop or online.
Come one Man! You're fantastic! It looks so real. Greetings from Poland.
For some reason I didn't get the notification on this one, so the prizes have already been awarded but for me the real prize was being able to watch you use your incredible skills! Thanks for that Luke! I did find all 7 but it took 4 trips through the entire video to get them all. Fun way to spend nearly an hour watching the same video over and over and learning more each time. Merry Christmas!
Watched it about 8 times back to back until my eyes hurt 😂 but yes! Found them all! Thank you Luke Towan you are an inspiration for me as I have just started my own model railroad! (Been wanting to do this since I was 6 or 7 years old, and I’m 36 now)
These are amazing! So much better than the cheapo store bought stuff Ive been using. Thanks for sharing your genuine skill!
Thanks Brandon, you could make a few of these and place them at the front and use the store bought ones to fill out the back of the scene 😉
I had to watch it 5 times before i found them all. You hid those so well Luke! My son was begging me to watch it one more time so he could find it!
lol... I'm glad you had fun looking for him 😃
Wow Luke those look great. Very Nice
Thanks Andy, yeah the definitely turned out looking quite good... I reckon they would look great on some of the military model dioramas you've been working on 😉 they are really easy to scale for the larger scale models.
Luke Towan yes I was thinking the same thing . Thank you
I'm a simple man; I see a new Luke Towan video, I watch. Great quality of effort with editing as well as attention to detail for actual projects. Well done dude.
I had to watch it 4 times but I finally found all 7. Great video as always Luke.
BEAUTIFUL presentation! Great, encouraging information. Thank you.
I really love your builds and your dioramas Sir ! Looking forward to your next diorama. And I missed every Wally... but I now I have another reason to look again.
Thanks Emil, I'm planning to use these for an Alaskan river scene I've just started. The next video shouldn't be too far away 😉
Having trouble finding Wally? You'll find the answers here: www.bouldercreekrailroad.com/find-me-challenge.html 😃
I didnt see him at all! XD
Are you sure you hid him? I'm too ADHD for this challenge 😜
I see it only 1 time 😂
I was so fascinated by the modelling I forgot all about Wally!
I found him 4 times.
Outstanding work, those trees really look the part! 10 times more realistic then the store bought stuff but when you put *that* much effort into something, the results show! Time to make some trees!
⭐️ hands down the best tree tutorial I have come across - thanks for sharing your knowledge 😎 ⭐️ 👍
This channel makes me want to go back to making terrain.
So first time I didn't see him because I was busy looking at a tree. Second time round, I saw him 3 times, but a tree constantly captured my attention...!
These are amazing trees. I’m giving it a try and just need to say that they are time consuming. I wasn’t having much luck with the pins and extra dowel at the bottom. I think I would just make the trees longer next time and cut them after they’re finished. I couldn’t find the larger gauge wire and that’s a must if you want to push them into the dowels. I ended up making a small hole for each wire. I went through several cans of adhesive spray for about 20 larger trees. 10”-23”. There is definitely a skill set to getting the static grass on the wires and not on the trunk. You make it look easy! 😆
Thanks! these are the most realistic trees I ever seen.
I love these trees! I have lots of patience and love working with small materials so I’m going to try these.
Luke, you are the best as always. I am constantly waiting for your videos and watching with pleasure. Greetings from frosty Siberia😃
Awesome, glad you are enjoying the videos 😉
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼all your videos are fantastic!you share your knowledge and techniques!
Thanks Diego, glad you like the videos 😉
I concur with the title of this video. These trees look amazing. Well done, sir.
I love your techniques. Pine Trees were a bane for me in time, as well. I used a similar technique with a fine gauge wire at the top and mixed in slightly larger gauge wires as I went down the trunk, and using mostly the larger gauge wires towards the bottom. However, I'm totally using the static grass next time. Looks SO much better from your tutorial.
Boy am i delighted to be notified when you upload 😀
Awesome, glad you enjoy the videos 😉
U inspire me every day I made a model for my school by watching your videos it's not perfect but my principal saw it and was amazed and she displayed it in her office
oh wow that's so cool... well done!
Wow....no words to describe your talent, Luke. The trees look amazing!!!
Thanks so much Mark, glad you enjoyed watching 😉
Amazing work and a test for human patience! I didn't even have the patience to review the video more than a second time, to look for Wally! Found it once, though :-)
lol... yeah a lot of patience is needed when making these trees!
Fantastic work. Thank you for your tutorials. They were a great help in making pine trees for my latest E.T project. I stuffed up heaps and in no way achieved the level of skill and talent shown here.
First, It was so mesmerizing to watch you create this tree! Second, Great tactic on getting more views on your videos!!! That's ingenious!!!! Third, I did go back and watch the video again to find Wally and only found him 5 times and I was on Mission " FIND WALLY". Finally, I will now go back yet again and watch the video again and again until I find him 7 times! Great Video!!!
They look so real...and so beautiful...outstanding close ups!
Yeah true, these are good close up trees. For the trees that would be further in the background you could probably use some cheaper eBay trees and it will still sell the effect 😉
Well done Luke, thanks for sharing.
no worries mate, glad you enjoy the videos 😉
Great video as per usual Luke. Thank you.
Thanks Colin, glad you enjoyed it 😉
Stunning work as ever Luke!
Thanks Ben, glad you liked it 😉
Yeah, as others have posted, I don't look for Wally or the dog or anything else as I'm so caught up in watching your work.
Truly a gift for the craft.
ha ha yeah, glad you have been enjoying the videos 😉
Best model videos on RUclips hands down! Would be really awesome to see you do a snowy scene, snow covered trees, iced rivers and lakes etc Tackling a Christmas diorama soon and if I'm going to take anyone's advice it's yours!
took me 3 times to find all 7. Nice and fun way to increase the view counts xD thanks for the trick!
Awesome job on finding all 7 😉
I need about 50 of those pine tree's, they look fantastic, great work as always
lol... I've almost made 15 so far, they take ages to make but when they are all in a big bunch they look awesome!
Love and respect from India, ❤️❤️❤️.. keep up the good work and all the best 👍👍
Another excellent video Luke. I really like this method of pines most of all the ones that you have done previously.
When you play the video at 0.25 speed, going frame by frame to find the last Wally. What a rollercoaster of emotions!
lol... that's actually a pretty good tip for searching!
I have done that for an hour now. I am committed.
It's allways a pleasure to watch your creations ;) Thanks for sharing.
thanks mate, glad you enjoyed watching 😉
Although I don't make models, I recently used some of the tips you put in previous videos recently to help my mom repair some of the miniature ceramic buildings in her mini Christmas village she puts out every year, they were damaged in storage and with some superglue and bakingsoda I was able to do a few repairs
Awesome, I'm sure your mom really appreciated you fixing the models 😉
Merry Christmas Luke have a wonderful time 🎄🎄🎄☃️☃️☃️☃️🚂🚂🚂
WOW!!! those look incredible!
Wahnsinn was für eine super Arbeit. 👍👍👍
A MILLENIUM FALCON!!! What did I win? :>
The tree had my full attention it seems, I even forgot about Wally! Not to mention SEE another Wally...
I saw him in the final shot when it was finished, and I was like "What's that little guy?"
Great video! When you get to adding the fibers around 7:00, don’t go over dense or you will have a solid mass on your branches!
Ha ha, yes, that is true! I should have probably mentioned that 😅
Danke Luke das ist eine Super Anleitung,habe mir schon Material bestellt. Bin mal gespannt ob ich es auch so hinbekommen werde.
I have been looking for a way to make new pines for my Georgia based AS&W layout. Thank you for making this!!
These look amazing Luke! Great stuff
thanks, glad you enjoyed watching 😉
from italy: very very professional & very very beautiful
This was MASTERFUL work. Also I literally only saw Wally the one very obvious time. Fun added game to the video.
Wow. These are beautiful
thanks mate 😉
Très beau, super reproduction, incroyable de réalisme. Bravo.
You're truly very talented.. 😲👏🏻👏🏻
Outstanding as usual! Like others, I didn't even see Wally the first time through!
lol... glad you enjoyed watching Steve 😉
These trees look fantastic. Never saw Wally once
lol... to caught up in actually watching the video 😃 Glad you enjoyed it
Luke Towan
Excellent video here my friend. Found very Helpful. Also very interesting.
Seven? I found two.
Wally’s harder to find than my dad
Edit: found a third
ha ha ha... he's definitely there 😄
Me2🤣😭
Choas Biscotti ..... you are right there sir only 2 for me gonna watch it seven times .... I’ve got find them 😱
I found them all, my son and I challenged each other to find Wally and I won.
Erick Morales my wife and still on the challenge...still only six 😱
Great Video Luke. What a great way to do a competition!!!
Thaks Brad, glad you liked the challenge 😉
Wonderful as always. Thanks Luke.
No worries, glad you enjoyed watching 😃
Great work, bross. Just like a real trees. Regards from Spain.
Thanks mate, glad you like the trees 😉
I am absolutely amazed at the dedication.
Truely amazing Luke. Your videos are inspirational
Thanks mate, glad you enjoyed the video 😉
Bloody hell, they are some great looking trees! Magnificent man.
Love this guys work. Been recommending him to mates.
All the best luke.
thanks heaps Jessie, glad you've been enjoying the videos and thanks for letting your mates know about my videos 😉
@@BoulderCreekRailroad 👌no problem, keep up the great work. ( more rail dioramas please!)
@@BoulderCreekRailroad 👌no problem, keep up the great work. ( more rail dioramas please!)
i never thought id say this but....thats one badass tree!
Such a great tutorial! I’m inspired to build a few of these, thanks for sharing!
The trees look amazing, and realistic. They look better than a lot of the little trees I've seen. Great video 👍
It's amazing, they look so natural and lifelike. May I ask what kind of glue you used to spray? Thank you for sharing the video. Hope you have the next great videos soon...😄😄😄
I had to get up 2 hours early to go to work today. Then I saw there was a new Luke Towan video. That's a net plus... :)
hello Luke. This is a great technique and the result is excellent. I liked that very much. Greetings Tino
Thanks Tino, glad you liked it 😃
Great video. I love this technique for trees and you took it to another level! Truly a maestro!