I see not one single dog...just a ton of raw talent...great vid man...

@LukeTowan

8 жыл бұрын

+nick grandy ha ha, thanks Nick, what a great compliment :) Cheers Luke

Everything you make looks so perfectly realistic. I don't know how you do it :)

@LukeTowan

7 жыл бұрын

lots of practice :) thanks :) Cheers Luke

@gimiklioptions

7 жыл бұрын

He just showed you how he does it!!! What more can he do to show you???

@patricklastname5646

7 жыл бұрын

Plenty of practice with tons of material you didn't pay for since you are sponsored ;0)

@blameusa7082

6 жыл бұрын

rocket hot glue $ 8, balsa sticks $ 3, Spray glue $ 7, Woodlands Turf x 2 $ 14..... He's like in the top 100 richest men alive!

@marioortiz6776

6 жыл бұрын

puessk

OUTSTANDING!!!! I finishing a 1/35 model tank ( modern German AVLB ) and THIS way of making trees is So SUPERIOR!!! I Knew....you train-guys/gals are Always into scenery and admire YOUR skill in producing a Much needed diorama idea!! I Will be using this into Good Usage!!!

The wire brush technique to create the bark is amazing Luke.

@LukeTowan

8 жыл бұрын

yeah, I too was amazed at how it turned out in the final product! Glad you enjoyed it :) Cheers Luke

Super job on the trees. Living in the U.S. “down south” and modeling the L&N railroad. This video will come in very handy. Thanks for your great work.

Your channel is just the nicest thing i've found from youtube this year!

THANK YOU SO MUCH I've been going hobby store to hobby store for hours trying to find realistic trees for my sets and they all, honestly, look awful to me. I adore detail and the little plastic trunks just didn't do it for me. This is extremely helpful and I can't wait to use this technique.

This is awesome. Those trees look so real.

I am new to the RR hobby and appreciate the time and help that you give in making these videos. These are very easy to follow and enjoyable as well.

even though I am not a model maker, I absolutely love to see your tutorials!

Nice work Luke! I always admire your works. I followed this particular tutorial of yours for N-scale and I've made about 20 of them. Thank you for this tutorial!

The tutorials just keep coming. You make it look so easy. I would never had thought of making the trunk, I would have just used the stick. Another fantastic job.Scott

@LukeTowan

8 жыл бұрын

+Scott Downey lol, thanks Scott, I've seen some other guys make similar trees. Most of them use furnace filter which I don't have access to. I'm glad I stumbled across 'Coconut Fiber'! Cheers Luke

Excellent! Best method I’ve seen for creating very realistic trees. A small point, these represent fir trees, pines have a very growth pattern. Thanks for the great video.

Geez… saw your video and was SO INFORMATIVE!! Many Thank You’s the tree trunks did it for ( me )… smiles

Those dead branches add a lot of realism. Nice video.

that tree trunk work is amazing

I love the simplicity of the idea. I couldn't find the basket liner or coconut fibre so I used a dish washer scrub instead. It was quite difficult to pull them apart to create layers, so I soaked the scrub in water and when it softened, got to work!

WOW!!! Thank you for the videos. Finally a source for affordable model railroad scenery ideas. I'm so excited I found this Channel

I enjoy watching your videos luke towan

Really, really, really fantastic!!! I'm very happy to follow your videos...i look theirs every day many times per day. 😀THANK YOU

Thank you for bringing this wonderful tutorial with us.I really enjoyed learning from you work.

Stumbled across your site mate. I'm 52 and built Messerschmitts, German tanks and Junkers when I was a kid. LOL I'm an Aussie! I always marvelled at dioramas and wondered how. This has reconnected me with that. Stoked. Really enjoying it. Thanks.

Brilliant yet simple tutorials with excellent quality results... Thanks man! Keep these coming!

Thank you for a great tutorial. I just made my first four conifers using your methods, and I can't begin to tell you how happy I am with the results. Thank you again.

@LukeTowan

8 жыл бұрын

Excellent, that's fantastic! Glad you liked the video and put the techniques to use :) Cheers Luke

I don't even make models, I just really enjoy these videos

@LukeTowan

8 жыл бұрын

+DrKlown That's a great compliment :) I'm glad you enjoy watching. Cheers Luke

I watch this when i cant sleep. Helps A LOT.

Outstanding. Most realistic look

Better looking than furnace filter for leaves. I will definitely use this method. They look great.

I shouldn't be amazed by your use of cheap and easy to find materials with a large dash of modelling skill, but you've done it again. Brilliant pines.

@LukeTowan

8 жыл бұрын

+davie maclean Thanks for another great compliment Davie, I try to show my technique so others can copy and replicate it on their models as well. Cheers Luke

Nice, well presented. Looking forward to try this. The tree trunk and wire brush is perfect. Thank you.

everything looks jus real....so lovely N lively

Thanks for documenting your talent and sharing with us this will be very helpful for school projects

Absolutely fantastic, these will definitely come in handy on a diorama I'm working on...

Again Luke nice ideas. many thanks.

Fantastic I fell in love with this method with coconut fiber very good tutorial thanks for sharing it 👍👏👏👏

I am an artist myself and I would be one that looks for details in those trees and these trees had some of the best detailing I’ve ever seen

I'm shook, that steelbrush makes it so realistic!

Wow what a great job!!

Excellent looking trees, great advice

Потрясающе! Восторг! Браво!

GREAT JOB! Trunks look just incredible! Background music is PERFECT! Totally BONZER!

You just saved me so much money! I don’t mind the time put into it.

Truly Amazing Art. this was the bestest art work i have ever seen. great job bro, i saw your apple tree video that also was so awesome. i became a fan of your after watching your these two videos.

I bet these would work really well for my dollhouse when I come to doing landscaping!

Wow. Great video. Thanks for sharing.

Fantastic tutorial on trees, i will have to try your method

I have never come across such good bark detail before - THANKS SO MUCH!

@LukeTowan

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Cheryl 😊 Glad you liked it

Fantastic work as always.

I have no intention of building this stuff. But here I am... fascinated

Wow Mr. Towan, i just found your videos this afternoon and am utterly blown away by the quality of the videography, modeling, and teaching. You have successfully managed to get me to blow off my responsibilities for another day. My hat goes off to you sir!

@LukeTowan

8 жыл бұрын

+Brian Straight lol, I wish I could have a day of no responsibility :) When I don't show up to work I make a lot of people very angry and when I don't show up at home... we'll... lets just say I'd rather deal with the angry people :) thanks for such a fantastic comment! Cheers Luke

Beautiful

Exceptional! Thank you

Genius!! Very nice, Luke.

Unbelievable, i am going to try this this weekend, thank you so much for the tips, fabulous work

Thanks Luke, in the process of making some now. Cheers for the videos, so good.

Wow, great talent👏 Thank you💐

This video is a gem to me and i can't thank you enough.

Man, I can't get over how good that tree trunk looks.

@LukeTowan

7 жыл бұрын

Yeah I was pretty surprised at how well it turned out as well :) Thanks mate. Cheers Luke

Amazing! It is very similar to the real tree. You have a great talent. Your mind and hands synchronized for beautiful things.

Wow! This is beautiful art! Great!

That' s so fantastic

That looks fantastic! I was so enthralled with watching you create that I never saw even ONE dog lol

Love to see a video about you personally - like how did you get into modelling? and what the best one you've done?

Can't express how much I love your videos. Keep them coming.

@LukeTowan

8 жыл бұрын

+Snappleton S Thanks mate, I'm glad you're enjoying them :) Cheers Luke

Wow I was looking for something like this for my d&d terrain! Thanks!

They’re amazing

Very good technique! Tried it today and it worked wonderful. Thanks a lot!

Thanks for sharing,very useful tips.

I've been using your tips for about 2 weeks on a combo HO train/AFX slot car layout...with zombies. Now the parts I've done with your tips are making me realize I have to completely redo the other parts which now look rubbish!! Thanks so much Luke!

@LukeTowan

8 жыл бұрын

lol.... At least you can see that you age getting better at your scenery :) I'm glad I've been able to help you with scenery. Cheers Luke

Awesome method, would never have thought of it.

Very nice--great detail

Loved this tutorial 💕

Big thanks for this video! These trees will look awesome on my intro idea I am working on for my videos!

Incredible

Well done.

so relaxing to watch....

@LukeTowan

7 жыл бұрын

thanks :)

The production quality of your videos is excellent. Each step is well explained and the results are stunning. I am glad I cam across your channel, lots of inspiration to be found!

@LukeTowan

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks mate :) glad you like the channel

Where on earth do you come up with these great ideas for the modelers? You got me started back into making dioramas for my scale models where I shyly moved away years ago. Keep up the great work!!

Excellent, informative and interesting video. Well done and thanks for sharing.

Fantastic!

Wow! Very good!

You make it look so easy.

Bravo!

Really enjoy your videos. Great stuff

Thanks so much for sharing this I’m making a diorama!!!😁

That method will work great on my Lumber mill area and the surrounding area. I could use the info on making the tree trunk to produce fallen and ready for the mill logs!Thanks so much Luke on another great tutorial, you are genius with this stuff!!!

@LukeTowan

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks Jimmy, I had a thought of making enough logs to fill a log car which I guess is similar to your idea :) These would look great in an old logging mill. Cheers Luke

You are my new favourite KZread channel. You rock.

Pretty slick what you did with the dog in the end. Pretty much guarantees a rewatch. This is a very entertaining video. Thanks for allowing a peek into your world. It was fun.

@LukeTowan

7 жыл бұрын

lol, yeah I tried to add a little bit of entertainment to the video :) Glad you liked the video :) Cheers Luke

thank, you for sharing you're video and info.👍

an amazing work!! congratulations! 🙌

Hi Luke You've struck modelling gold again. This is another project I will be adopting on my railway. Only saw the dog three times though so no Hall of Fame for me. Thanks for sharing Cheers!

@LukeTowan

8 жыл бұрын

+Ed Shunt Thanks mate for such a great comment, good luck with making some trees :) If you want the answers to the dog I posted photos on my website :) you did well! Cheers Luke

I'm liking that coconut fiber....seems like one could make other things with that as well.

Brilliant idea. I'm going to use. The liner from a hanging basket. It's sort of. Coya. Thanks mate.

I watched the vídeo for the tutorial and at the ending I remembered the collies and I watched again lol. nice video ! great looking trees

@LukeTowan

7 жыл бұрын

ha ha, glad you liked the video :) Cheers Luke

Awesome n thanks for sharing 😊

Fantastic very Nice.

Very nice!

Amazing!

I love realistic sets. I'm the type of person who likes Schleich and Safari LTD. this is ideal for a forest scene for my wolves and cats.

It's so amazing