This proves you can make much better special effects with less money. Now i want to see loads of films from the last 10 years remade with this style of special effects
This looks really good, pretty convincing. By the way, have you guys ever heard of David Mitton? He's the director from the original Thomas the Tank Engine. He's basically the Steven Spielberg of shooting with miniatures, and he had a bunch of tricks for making it look more realistic.
@@MiniaturesFX I’m not sure what other projects Mitton worked on, but Thomas the Tank Engine series 1-7 were all directed by him as well as Tugs (only 1 season) Strongly recommend watching for miniature work. Many people consider season 5 to be the best (or at least most adventurous) of the miniature/practical effect work.
Well done guys , I thought that Tom had paid for a 1:1 scale replica to be made & thrown off the bridge but it looks like it was done by you guys in HO/OO scale too , all of that "behind the scene" work must've taken ages to do & you've done a great job of it too ; my modelling isn't as good as yours but it does the job.
C'est le marchant de train miniature et d'accessoires qui doit être ravi ! Vu le nombre d'arbres et de buissons utiliser ! 😂 En tout cas, un travail superbe comme d'habitude..😁👌 bravo à vous pour le rendu et les prises de vue ! 😉👍
This is some of the most impressive minature affects ive ever seen, the only thing that tells me this is a minature is that the water droplets are huge, but thats kind of impossible to make miniature water. bravo!
The plastic train models do not have realistic impacts on the rocks/cliff wall/water. The plastic models do not absorb the shock and buckle as a metal coach would. I also noticed that in some shots, the locomotive tender was visible falling while in others, it was conspicuously absent, but overall impressive work.
Agreed, the passenger cars would have crumpled on impact and the steam engine would have exploded when it hit the water, and by that I mean a steam explosion, lots of white steam and boiler parts flying with the engine looking like it was disemboweled at the front.
Magnifique rendu ! On peut dire que vous savez vous donner les moyens de mener un projet à bien ! Félicitations pour votre travail, il y a bien des choses à apprendre en regardent votre vidéo en particulier les prises de vues et le montage. Bravo pour la maquette, superbe !
Well you had me fooled. What a great effort. The modellers work is just superb. So realistic. I only wish that my 00 scale layout was that good. However, IF the rolling stock including the engines were broken I would be mortified...or were the engines and coaches really broken...
Two points,obviously HO scale(beautifully done layout),1)Should have used Belgian locomotives,as they actually would have hauled Wagon-Lits cars! 2)English engines really do need headlights,only now,in the 2000's have they been equipped! Otherwise,a superb job of miniaturized movie making! That job must have taken(minimum),4-5 months,excellent work! Thank you 😇 😊!
Erinnert mich an den Film von Tom Cruise Mission Impossible 7 Dead Reckoning 2023 genau diese gleiche Filmszene ist ebenfalls zu sehen. Hammer Film gefällt mir sehr :)
This is better than the crash at the end of Derailed (2002) Despite the fact they used what appear to be III-gauge models in the behind the scenes. They used Green-screen backgrounds instead of one of the painted/printed backdrop.
Video idea : Breakheart pass train derailment scene. Edit: The Swarm (1978) derailment scene or another wreck is the ring of fire movie derailment scene (1961)
I double dog dare you to try to re-create the opening B-17 crash sequence from "The Memphis Belle" To this very day shot for shot it still looks 100% photo realistic 1/1 scale but it was ALL minitures. (I happen to know why, they were just brilliant at using optical illusions and other elements of film that sell the shot with their miniatures)
Nice work. This reminds of that movis set in Germany and it has one of those DB locomotives at the front and there was people onboard that had to stop the coaches going off the bridge with the cranked brake. I cannot remember the name of the film but the carriages had the windows sealed off with metal panels so they could not escape. It was a movie from the 1980's but sadly I don't know the name but this scenario is similar to that film.
Ein Hoch auf die Modellbauer. das sind die wahren heimlichen künster, verborgen in Kellern, Dachböden, Garagen, oder beim Film ;-) Modelleinsenbahn ist und bleibt das beste Hobby der Welt.
Very cool. Was this done at all in relation to the film production or a standalone? Either way it's always nice to see Europeans making scale models, no one does it better.
I would love to see you all eventually recreate a movie scene i personally am planning to try to. The scene from Runaway Train (1985) where the runaway smashes through that caboose. OR, you could try the Jackson Summit derailment Scene from Atomic Train (1999). Both of which would be extremely cool to see done on a higher budget and skillset than my own
@@MiniaturesFX i might make some props to mess around with. i used to do animation of some form when i was younger after all. though, would you all have any advice for such stuff?
The film crew made a lot of real footage with a real locomotive and cars, that’s why I really like the Tom Cruise’s movies. But the sequence could have been very difficult with 100% of SFX.
@@MiniaturesFX Oh I know that, but according to The Corridor Crew, the train was mostly completely replaced with CG for the crash, which I don’t understand WHEN THEY’D ALREADY FILMED THE PRACTICAL TRAIN FALLING OFF THE BRIDGE AND CRASHING, spending all that time and money on doing the crash for real only to replace most shots with CG is ridiculous, illogical, and is a HUGE waste to me. And as for that whole “oh it was just for good reference material for the CG artists” argument, I see that argument as complete bullcrap for the reasons I’ve explained, and also simply because practical effects simply look better and more convincing than CG effects 90% of the time. Would you care to explain to me the logic in NOT using the expensive and time consuming practical footage you’ve already filmed and replacing it all with CG? In my opinion, I say they should’ve kept as much of the full scale practical stuff they filmed with the engine crashing as possible, and used miniatures for the coaches falling into the river.
You should do like a little skit of an earthquake where skyscrapers are collapsing and the ground is breaking and stuff like that. Something like 2012 or San Andreas
that was amazing, but they forgot something about passenger cars falling down the river, in the real world the first thing falling down river are the trucks that hold the wheels due to they are not attached to the wagon frame they just spin freely at the tracks curve and hold the train weight.
I'm imagining Mission Impossible, but instead of all the drama at the end of the train crash, it does a Lego Movie moment, and pulls back to reveal a model train.
It took lots of time and effort to produce a scenery, moreover photography crew also work so hard on the imaging part. Wanna know if the Hornby loco can still work after immerse into the water😛
This proves you can make much better special effects with less money. Now i want to see loads of films from the last 10 years remade with this style of special effects
Amazing PYROTECHNICS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
there weren't any
You're right, it is a great project!
Hahahahaha there are none
You guys should definitelly try and recreate the train crash from back to the future 3
This looks really good, pretty convincing. By the way, have you guys ever heard of David Mitton? He's the director from the original Thomas the Tank Engine. He's basically the Steven Spielberg of shooting with miniatures, and he had a bunch of tricks for making it look more realistic.
Thanks. Where can we see his work ?
I think there are some online documentaries covering his techniques. Stuff like the periscope lens and slowing down the footage.
@@MiniaturesFX I’m not sure what other projects Mitton worked on, but Thomas the Tank Engine series 1-7 were all directed by him as well as Tugs (only 1 season)
Strongly recommend watching for miniature work. Many people consider season 5 to be the best (or at least most adventurous) of the miniature/practical effect work.
You guys should remake the fast and furious dom vs Paul train scene
It’s already planned 😇
@@MiniaturesFX let's gooo
The shooting in few months ;)
@@ShinGmotion damn did not expect to see you here, you make nice edits and animations
@@ShinGojira1 Thanks, I really appreciate that!
Very nice, just sad to see a very expensive locomotive and cars for that matter get drenched with water 😢
They both still work after that. But it doesn't matter, they are displayed in my home now ;)
@@MiniaturesFX awesome, it gives character!
That’s what inspire me filmmaking better than Hollywood
I love your guys' ability to make tiny miniatures seem big
Fantastic, i have learnt a lot just watching this. Going to pass it on to our model railway club. 👍👍👍
Thanks 🙏 enjoy it with your club 😇
Well done guys , I thought that Tom had paid for a 1:1 scale replica to be made & thrown off the bridge but it looks like it was done by you guys in HO/OO scale too , all of that "behind the scene" work must've taken ages to do & you've done a great job of it too ; my modelling isn't as good as yours but it does the job.
Thanks dude 🙏
Of course the film crew built a full scale replica for this scene ! I just made a remake ;)
Thanks I think your modeling is more like us model railroaders or maby better
VERY GOOOOOOOOOOOOD!!!!
Thank yoouuuuuuu ;)
Yeah...looks great !!! 😎🤌
2:12 looks great!
They did a very good job, it turned out amazing👍
You have point there buddy.
Hey remember Cassandra crossing train wreck scene
C'est le marchant de train miniature et d'accessoires qui doit être ravi ! Vu le nombre d'arbres et de buissons utiliser ! 😂 En tout cas, un travail superbe comme d'habitude..😁👌 bravo à vous pour le rendu et les prises de vue ! 😉👍
Oui 😅 mais heureusement je réutilise un peu d’une vidéo à l’autre !
That shot was incredible!! Seeing all the work that went into this project was also very cool! You guys work very hard. Keep it up!!
Thanks a lot 🙏
This is some of the most impressive minature affects ive ever seen, the only thing that tells me this is a minature is that the water droplets are huge, but thats kind of impossible to make miniature water. bravo!
🙏🙏🙏
Super génial! Quel boulot! Merci du partage! Stéph.
Merci beaucoup, d’autres vidéos à venir :)
Amazing video! This reminds me of the classic era of Thomas the Tank Engine and Friends
That was amazing. Like # 204!!!
Thank you! Cheers!
The plastic train models do not have realistic impacts on the rocks/cliff wall/water. The plastic models do not absorb the shock and buckle as a metal coach would. I also noticed that in some shots, the locomotive tender was visible falling while in others, it was conspicuously absent, but overall impressive work.
Agreed, the passenger cars would have crumpled on impact and the steam engine would have exploded when it hit the water, and by that I mean a steam explosion, lots of white steam and boiler parts flying with the engine looking like it was disemboweled at the front.
@@Allegheny500 nice description 👌🏻
Incredibly good fun, great 👍👍😎😎
Thanks 👍
Magnifique travail , bravo , ça nous change des images de synthése . Le couple Anderson doit etre fier de vous . Merci
Un projectionniste passionné 😉
Merci 😊
Je découvre ta chaîne, c'est passionnant l'alliance des différentes techniques. TOP, bravo !
Merci beaucoup, d’autres contenus à venir 😇🙏
Soo cooooool, and awesome sound design !!!
Magnifique rendu ! On peut dire que vous savez vous donner les moyens de mener un projet à bien !
Félicitations pour votre travail, il y a bien des choses à apprendre en regardent votre vidéo en particulier
les prises de vues et le montage. Bravo pour la maquette, superbe !
Merci à vous, ravi que ça vous plaise :)
Glad you guys are updating the content again! I like it very much this time
Very glad you enjoy it, see you for the next video 😁
Well you had me fooled. What a great effort. The modellers work is just superb. So realistic. I only wish that my 00 scale layout was that good. However, IF the rolling stock including the engines were broken I would be mortified...or were the engines and coaches really broken...
Sound feels real
Two points,obviously HO scale(beautifully done layout),1)Should have used Belgian locomotives,as they actually would have hauled Wagon-Lits cars! 2)English engines really do need headlights,only now,in the 2000's have they been equipped! Otherwise,a superb job of miniaturized movie making! That job must have taken(minimum),4-5 months,excellent work! Thank you 😇 😊!
Well probably 00 gauge considering it’s the UK
Awesome!
Amazing 😍
Thanks 🤗
@@MiniaturesFX Success always for you
Superbe mise en œuvre et création
Espérons que les matériels n’ont pas trop souffert 😉😅
Very nice video
Very nice what you are doing ! Greetings
Travail incroyable comme d'hab les amis !
Merci beaucoup, et on ne va pas s’arrêter là 😇
Speed, Cassandra crossing, Raise the Titanic, and Swordfish bus lift 😛
Amazingly done
Erinnert mich an den Film von Tom Cruise Mission Impossible 7 Dead Reckoning 2023 genau diese gleiche Filmszene ist ebenfalls zu sehen. Hammer Film gefällt mir sehr :)
Indeed it’s inspired by Mission Impossible 7 😇
This is better than the crash at the end of Derailed (2002) Despite the fact they used what appear to be III-gauge models in the behind the scenes. They used Green-screen backgrounds instead of one of the painted/printed backdrop.
This is so awesome!
Thanks a lot 🙏😇
my favourite part of this movie is the train wreck scene
😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Me too 😇
inspiration:)))
Your work is the best.
I really enjoyed it.
🙏🙏🙏
I like watching your videos, I'm waiting for more
Glad you like them :)
Video idea : Breakheart pass train derailment scene.
Edit: The Swarm (1978) derailment scene or another wreck is the ring of fire movie derailment scene (1961)
I take note ;)
I double dog dare you to try to re-create the opening B-17 crash sequence from "The Memphis Belle" To this very day shot for shot it still looks 100% photo realistic 1/1 scale but it was ALL minitures. (I happen to know why, they were just brilliant at using optical illusions and other elements of film that sell the shot with their miniatures)
looks so real~
I feel bad for the CIWL cars, what a waste. But really amazing video!
They are still in good condition ;)
Hola saludos a todos 😊
Superbe 👍👍👍
Stunning video.
Thanks 🙏
Un beau travail de pro👍😊
Merci beaucoup 👍
2:05 looks good😊
Thanks 🙏
Luckily, no one was hurt.
Pretty decent. Also makes me think of a very similar train crash in the last Indiana Jones film.
Nice
That’s awesome!
Will you guys ever remake the Final Destination plane crash scene in the future?
Not planned for the moment but why not ;)
Nice work. This reminds of that movis set in Germany and it has one of those DB locomotives at the front and there was people onboard that had to stop the coaches going off the bridge with the cranked brake. I cannot remember the name of the film but the carriages had the windows sealed off with metal panels so they could not escape. It was a movie from the 1980's but sadly I don't know the name but this scenario is similar to that film.
I don’t remember the movie you are talking about but here is inspired by Mission Impossible Dead Reckoning ;)
“Luckily No One Was Hurt”
😂
Amazing I need a job like this
Or a hobby.
@@alweinhofer5453 yes
Bravissimi.
Ein Hoch auf die Modellbauer. das sind die wahren heimlichen künster, verborgen in Kellern, Dachböden, Garagen, oder beim Film ;-) Modelleinsenbahn ist und bleibt das beste Hobby der Welt.
Thanks a lot dude ;)
Good job but RIP to the britania model 😭
Very cool. Was this done at all in relation to the film production or a standalone? Either way it's always nice to see Europeans making scale models, no one does it better.
Full standalone ! entertainment purpose only. Thanks 🙏
HO scale is great to make mockup crashes.😂😊
😅
Maravilhoso.
Can you do the fall train Make the Lone Ranger
Fantastique 👗
❤❤❤
you should do back to the future train crash
I would love to see you all eventually recreate a movie scene i personally am planning to try to. The scene from Runaway Train (1985) where the runaway smashes through that caboose. OR, you could try the Jackson Summit derailment Scene from Atomic Train (1999). Both of which would be extremely cool to see done on a higher budget and skillset than my own
Maybe one day, but show us your try dude !
@@MiniaturesFX i might make some props to mess around with. i used to do animation of some form when i was younger after all. though, would you all have any advice for such stuff?
You should try making a recreation of the train crash from the movie hugo
Niesamowite
Thanks ;)
Mission impossible
"Luckily no one was hurt" ah moment
😜
Please do the Cassandra crossing crash 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Why didn’t the actual film make this scene with miniatures?!
The film crew made a lot of real footage with a real locomotive and cars, that’s why I really like the Tom Cruise’s movies. But the sequence could have been very difficult with 100% of SFX.
@@MiniaturesFX Oh I know that, but according to The Corridor Crew, the train was mostly completely replaced with CG for the crash, which I don’t understand WHEN THEY’D ALREADY FILMED THE PRACTICAL TRAIN FALLING OFF THE BRIDGE AND CRASHING, spending all that time and money on doing the crash for real only to replace most shots with CG is ridiculous, illogical, and is a HUGE waste to me.
And as for that whole “oh it was just for good reference material for the CG artists” argument, I see that argument as complete bullcrap for the reasons I’ve explained, and also simply because practical effects simply look better and more convincing than CG effects 90% of the time. Would you care to explain to me the logic in NOT using the expensive and time consuming practical footage you’ve already filmed and replacing it all with CG?
In my opinion, I say they should’ve kept as much of the full scale practical stuff they filmed with the engine crashing as possible, and used miniatures for the coaches falling into the river.
You should do like a little skit of an earthquake where skyscrapers are collapsing and the ground is breaking and stuff like that. Something like 2012 or San Andreas
that was amazing, but they forgot something about passenger cars falling down the river, in the real world the first thing falling down river are the trucks that hold the wheels due to they are not attached to the wagon frame they just spin freely at the tracks curve and hold the train weight.
Is that a tri-ang Britannia you used
BR Standard Class 7 Britannia yes. You can see that at the end of the video ;)
Bravo , c'est parfait! Quelle est la marque des voitures SVP ? Well done, it’s perfect! What brand of cars please?
Merci, ce sont des REE 😇
Luckily no one was hurt
🤣
Next video Atomic Train.
Train collision in Under Siege 2 Dark Territory with Steven Seagal, Casey Ryback, my hero.
🚂⚠️💥💥💥
What do you do with th trains and scenery after the movie shot or whatever this masterpiece is?
I only kept the trains and the trees
I'm imagining Mission Impossible, but instead of all the drama at the end of the train crash, it does a Lego Movie moment, and pulls back to reveal a model train.
Sure ! We can’t claim to be as realistic as the full scale train used in the movie ;)
That’s literally gonna be the most famous Triang Britannia of all time
Of course ;) even if the BR used in the movie isn’t really « accurate » !
It was like to making a movie!
Vous ne recruteriez pas à tout hasard ? 😅
Why cant hollywood do this????? instead of relying on CGI with EVERYTHING, and having to rely on super fast cuts, etc.
Agree !
Remake US Airways 1549 from Sully (2016) please.
The Cassandra Crossing 1976 similarity
Can We Blow Bridge Test?
Side
Without blow bridge night day sunset sunrise
It took lots of time and effort to produce a scenery, moreover photography crew also work so hard on the imaging part. Wanna know if the Hornby loco can still work after immerse into the water😛
yes it still works :)
Part 2 3 4 5 making coming soon!
Cassandra Crossing!
Would it be mad inappropriate to suggest 9 11 and the twin towers as a future project? Amazing video again guys
Was the 9f ok?