How to Build an Amazing Seaside Diorama – Realistic Scenery Vol.14
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Published 2018-11-03
I’ll guide you through ever step I took to not only build the lighthouse but also every tip, technique and method for making the amazing sea water and rock cliffs. The model is built in HO scale and would make a perfect addition to any model railroad.
Having a water feature on your model layout or even as a standalone diorama like this one is will draw the attention of anyone who gazes upon it!
Some of the details in this model were 3D printed on the Anycubic Photon 3D printer, specifically the chimney and if you’d like to download the 3D file I used to make the chimney detail you’ll find it on my website at:
www.bouldercreekrailroad.com/
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Intro music: Green Screen (licensed by Premium Beat).
Background music: Technology Freaks (licensed by Premium Beat).
All Comments (21)
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WHAT IS HAPPENING? Hey all, I'm currently working on my next video and also moving house. While waiting for my next video, I've created a new Instagram account for my fans to post completed dioramas you've created (Conditions apply). You can check out the latest activity via: www.instagram.com/bouldercreekrailroad/ See you soon. Cheers, Luke
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I literally have never made any mini dioramas but these videos are so soothing to watch it doesn’t even matter
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You totally need to try doing overgrown, post-apocaliptic city. Weathered, rusty, broken. Filled with greenery.
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Luke is pretty much the Bob Ross of modeling. It doesn’t matter if you don’t model, it’s still enjoyable to watch.
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It's a 3-D Bob Ross!!! :-) WOW Incredible work brother
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I feel like one day your yard will have no more dirt left from all your projects^^ Keep up the great work!
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As always, perfect
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Not sure if this is something you would try, but for Christmas, it would be neat for a diorama for something to due with the Polar Express. Perhaps the frozen lake with the train on top. You could do cracking ice, and have tracks coming out from the ice to look like the frozen over tracks. Again, not sure if this is in your wheelhouse, but it's an excuse for a pretty neat icy/snowy scene with some interesting techniques to use.
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Luke, as someone who works for Walthers, and builds a lot of our models, I have to say you did an absolute bang up job on the lighthouse. It’s always a treat to see how our models can shine (no pun intended) in the hands of a skilled modeler such as yourself. Keep up the amazing work. You’re a true inspiration to many. Cheers.
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Hey Luke next could you do an urban environment, maybe a street corner?
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"I'm not too worried about it being perfect..." *does it perfectly* Me: damn it, Luke.
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I accidentally found out your channel today. Best accident ever. Been watching your videos for straight 2 hours now. Give me much satisfaction watching these videos...
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Your videos are the only videos on Youtube that don`t trigger my media adhd. I am mesmorized at every minute with your precision, talent, and perfection!!
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12:20 nice bottleflip there 😂👌
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Here I am again, watching this at 1am. Will i watch it? Yes Will I stay up? Probably not. Will I have great sleep because of this? Definitely.
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12:20 now, that's skill! Also, one of the best dioramas yet, that water blew my mind
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I have to be somewhere in 15 minutes, but I see a 25 minute Luke Towan video thumbnail... click. No regrets. Always amazing work! :)
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Best modeler EVER. Keep it up Luke!
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Okay, 12:20 was pretty cool, not gonna lie. How many tries did that take Luke?
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The level of realism you achieve is outstanding. Especially when you pose the diorama with a real backdrop.
