Building the ULTIMATE Waterfall [Realistic Scenery Vol.11]

Have you ever wondered how to model an awesome waterfall on your own layout or diorama? This tutorial will show you exactly what to do!
In this easy to follow tutorial I’ll step you through the process, from a bare piece of foam right up to a completed scene that will amaze anyone who sees it.
This is quite a long video so here are some key links in the video that will take you right to the juice parts about making the waterfall:
Painting the river bed: 17:15
Mixing and pouring the resin: 22:16
Making and attaching the waterfall strips: 28:55
Adding water ripples: 32:59
Adding rough water waves: 34:23
Creating the water mist at the bottom of the waterfall: 39:55
Working with resin can be intimidating for even a seasoned modeler, especially when making a model waterfall. The techniques I used to create this HO scale waterfall and river can easily be applied to almost any other scale, from N scale to O scale the methods I used can still be applied.
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IMOPRTANT NOTE:
In the video after pouring the resin and leaving it to dry I apply scenic glue over the entire scene once I finished adding the ground foam and textures, the glue also ends up covering the river surface, because the river is made using two part epoxy the excess glue and alcohol is easily wiped away. If you use something like Woodland Scenics Realistic Water you will need to make sure you don’t get any glue or alcohol over the river surface, the glue and alcohol are partially absorbed by the surface and it will lose its glossy appearance. If you are using Woodland Scenics Realistic Water make sure to only pour the river after you have applied the scenery and sealed it with glue.
Additional Note:
The river is quite deep, approximately 2-3cm in parts, using a two part epoxy is usually not a problem with deep pours however 3cm is approaching the limit. If you use Woodland Scenics Realistic Water you need to make sure the river is poured no thicker than 0.5cm deep, any deeper and you risk the river cracking as it dries. To get more depth with the realistic water you’ll need to apply multiple pours until the depth you desire is reached.
Intro Music: Green Screen from Premium Beat
Background Music: Dust Country from Premium Beat

[@BoulderCreekRailroad]

I know a lot of you are here to see the process of actually building the waterfall, so in the video description I’ve included all the time stamps for the different steps to create the waterfall sections. That way you can skip right to the part you want to see! Also if you want to see more photos and a little bit of extra info be sure to visit: www.bouldercreekrailroad.com/

[@artflair.n1]

Really sir I don’t mind seeing all the video cause I truly enjoy it

[@Robert_42394]

YES MORE LOVE IT, NEED IT, LIVE IT

[@robertrosson1990]

Luke Towan Beautiful step by step,really a great tip to use a airbrush to create the ripples Thanks for sharing some fantastic tips and tricks

[@Robert_42394]

What is your favorite tool and less favored tool

[@stsk9360]

i cant seem to find a good town video perhaps someone can fix that dilema?

[@tomclinch1360]

I’m 15 year old and have been into model trains for my entire life. I thank you so much for helping me with ideas for my layout. I get bullied a lot for what I do. You give me an escape because I know other people like the hobby. Great Chanel! Keep it up.

[@candylanes6462]

Tom Clinch what they bully you for doing now, they will pay you to do later 😎

[@nzos14]

Most people who make fun of others' hobbies have none of their own and they're just boring basic bitches so just ignore it.

[@Whokn6627]

@@nzos14 true

[@bigchodebomb]

@Bagsy what if bullying people makes you happy??

[@DystopianWarfare]

@m8 wot this only show that you maybe have a disorder

[@DriventoDraw]

This is completely ridiculous! As in ridiculously fantastic talent. I am completely floored by this level of detail. Just when I think you are done, you take it several steps further. Subscribed

[@scottinbristol]

I genuinely dont think I've ever seen such attention to detail this close up.

[@donnablackman9167]

Driven to Draw: "Ridiculous" means "worthy of ridicule", meaning it's worth making fun of. Is that what you meant? Is Luke's talent worth making fun of, but "fantastic"? It can't be both. Just sayin'. Take care. :0) DBB

[@scottinbristol]

@@donnablackman9167 It is also a synonym for "absurd", as in "absurdly fantastic" so chill out, Karen.

[@donnablackman9167]

@@scottinbristol: I"m chilled to the bone, Karen. Thanks for pointing that out. It still mainly means "worthy of ridicule". Take care. DBB

[@baz6128]

I also thought this was finished... then came the mist. Hectic.

[@Seanmmvi]

Every diorama you do is better than the last, and this is no exception. What do you do with them after they are done? A video showing all your dioramas up to this point would be really cool. Maybe you could talk about the way you did things when you originally made it and how you would have done it differently if you were to re do it...

[@ruby6231]

Please!! I'd love to know what you do with them too!!

[@fsk_hrtm]

that is soo right

[@atiliamusa9380]

Some people sell these stuffs right? And the prices can get expensive 🐈

[@FancyCaterpillar]

think he answered this before he just tosses em in his attic

[@atiliamusa9380]

fizz naww such a waste then

[@ryannickles3218]

Not only are your videos remarkable, but the extent to which you are friendly, helpful, and encouraging to people potentially trying to start making their own dioramas is lovely.

[@Siansonea]

I love this, I've been bingeing your videos and they're all incredible. One thing though, the illusion on this one is being given away a bit because all of the rocky walls behind the waterfalls are dry. In a real waterfall, there would be darker, glossier areas where the wall stays wet, and there would probably be mosses and other similar plants in those areas. The wet zone would transition to dry rock gradually as the spray zone diminishes, and I think the effect could be achieved by airbrushing a slightly tinted gloss varnish over the area that you want to appear wet. Just an idea, I'm sure you'd come up with a better approach, but it's something to think about anyway.

[@tomobrien4182]

I like your thinking!

[@nicbarrax76]

Siansonea Orande I was thinking just that! Glad I wasn't the only one... That was the only thing bugging me about this masterpiece.

[@peterabel7961]

This should be on trending

[@BoulderCreekRailroad]

lol... that would be awesome! One day 😃

[@armintor2826]

Honestly with builds like these why isnt he? Cause its informational? Lol

[@carabus0354]

I would recommend adding gloss varnish or another product to create a wet effect on the rock behind the falls, they look dry and that would not be the case, also they would appear darker. You would have a waterfall "splash zone" and you would have plant life/molds growing on the wet rocks. Falling water is much more white as well and less clear. For additional effects you could have part of the viewing platform in the wet zone and that will add interest, you could also add mold effects such as the AK interactive product line for molds etc.

[@DMarko22]

Carabus 03 Thats exactly what I wanted to suggest. Looks to artificial

[@i.am.adrian]

That was the only small flaw I could see. The rocks behind the waterfall would be very wet and glossy, and darker than the dry cliffs around it.

[@datsgonzaga]

exactly my thought.

[@Negative13Prod]

You guys should post yours so we can compare.

[@andrewohoro]

Hyde Six it’s ok to critique things

[@LaserGadgets]

Watching this for the 10th time or so...never gets old!

[@timoblok7868]

same!

[@Slappap]

I watch these kinda videos just to relax. Im not even in the hobby. Its just amazing

[@itskindofemily]

@@Slappap I'd love to get into it, but ik I never will. I'm loving vicariously through this channel haha

[@rickyreed9754]

As a graphic artist I am simply blown away by the realism of your waterfall. Completely awestruck at your talent. You just got a new subscriber Luke.

[@IbakonFerba]

41 minutes? Oh boy, it must be christmas or something ;)

[@PacManDreaming]

You said it. All of his videos should be this long or longer.

[@russellpostlewaight8796]

41 informative minutes well spent!

[@yupamondee]

​@@russellpostlewaight8796 it is well it was idk

[@natchosm4320]

Im not joking, i never even knew until i finished the video and read this comment that 41minutes had passed haha

[@shyambhargav]

_I'm 1000th like on ur comment.._

[@MP-ym8lg]

I am completely blown away, this needs to be shared as much as possible.

[@Dollarx]

An abandoned train station diorama next please.

[@BoulderCreekRailroad]

oooo that sounds cool, I'm actually making a train station for an upcoming video except it won't be abandoned... Maybe after a year or so I'll turn it into an abandoned one!

[@darylr.7499]

Luke Towan oh wow a train station!! Oh boy I would love to see it I'm counting on you bro pls make it

[@debrafrye2070]

You should do it that would look amazing.

[@vxrdrummer]

This was 41 minutes of genius and the attention to detail is staggering!!!

[@kevinkinney5445]

Again... What can I say? Man, you are an accomplished master, a wonderful teacher and the world is a better place with you having been in it,. ✌️

[@itsderica]

41 minutes of my life.... worth it 🤷🏽‍♀️😭😊

[@Poolie]

mnb,mn m, , bas jhb ic

[@depressedbreakfast2614]

I didn’t even realize it was that long!

[@bruh-yv8om]

You should put all your dioramas into a little town or just make a little town

[@labilniimbecil]

And do video from it

[@christophpoll784]

Called "Miniatur Wunderland" and is in Hamburg 😅

[@Zelda_0000]

totally agree 👍

[@Renatoqfilho]

@@christophpoll784 is it really or you are kidding??

[@garyjohnson1970]

...or planet!!

[@mileslemon]

12:57 Spiderbro

[@BoulderCreekRailroad]

lol... I was wondering who would be the first to mention the spider 😀

[@topside3375]

Bahahaha

[@lilgate]

Luke Towan lol

[@karaaslanersun]

Its a 1/87 Spider :o Giant one :)

[@superpowerdragon]

Spiderbro is Spiderman's younger brother

[@DeuceGenius]

your colors for the deep water underneath and the gray is so perfect. makes it so realistic great job

[@jamessilva3708]

You have a lot of imagination and the result is amazing.

[@Jukka58]

Here I am sitting in my car watching KZbin videos waiting for my girlfriend frustrated because she is taking so long to come. Then I found your channel. I hope she never comes.

[@annabellavetra]

you must really love her

[@christiancolaco8300]

@@annabellavetra i heard she never comes!

[@stevew1776]

christian colaco wayooo!

[@lizarddragon7653]

Lol

[@haohmaro23]

Ratio boy to gurl.. 1:10 Why bother wait for 1if u have 9 more to consume? 😆

[@juliemiles988]

Anyone else notice the spider at 12:58

[@altgawain4601]

Yes ☺

[@ZX6R2KGT]

I was going to say, is nobody going to address the fact he almost died making this video for us because of that eight legged intruder? hah

[@jcbrwn0711]

I read this comment before watching the vid and it STILL scared the piss out of me!! Lmbo

[@TheClemzone22]

That spider wasn't real, Luke made that happy little guy...

[@lpscrowfeather3175]

Yes and it's soo cute!

[@chloerogers5689]

Luke love, we're playing this on a projecter in our art room rn. you are an inspiration and we love your adjectives you are so versatile and we love your hands they are skinny and strong your nimble fingers brush over the grass like they should over my toes. you make us unpoco loco. love ur work this is a fever dream xxx

[@artsyebonyrose]

This is such a comfort video to watch for me. Dioramas hold such a special place in my heart bc I always fixated on them as a kid, and now whenever I see miniature stuff and things like this, it fills me with so much nostalgia and warm feelings

[@judyhobday4760]

I probably never do a diorama, but sure enjoy watching you making them come to life.

[@suzannahseidel6031]

Amazing!! Your paitence blows me away. And the fact that you have every tool for the job. My only critisism is that your rocks dont look wet. Perhaps darkening those that the water would splash over? Otherwise it is unbelievable!!!!! So real!!

[@boredwithadhd]

I'm not a modeler or anything like that and I just happened to come across your videos but WOW! You've got amazing skills!

[@clydemacbrayer7279]

I really could stare at a single diorama for an hour and still be interested in it. I love these so much.

[@elainenunes7955]

I'm 74 year old and just a few years ago lost me space for my extensive Christmas village. But for years I tried to create a water feature for it, I wish I had seen your wonderful projects years ago. Thank you so much for showing us your genius creations.

[@sergeantpeppers8858]

I love this build, however something felt off about it until today when I saw a waterfall on another video, a real waterfall. The water going over the falls had discolored the rocks behind it. The rock wall along the cliff was a light brown color, but around the waterfall, the rocks were very dark brown to black. If that one element was added to this landscape, it would be perfect. Keep up the great work. You have some tremendous talent and have inspired me to start modeling again. Not trains but 1/25 scale plastic model cars. Watching your videos has given me an idea to create a "junkyard" of cars. I'm disabled so this will be kind of therapeutic. If I ever get finished, I'll send pictures. That's a big IF though. 😀

[@Rainism969]

Sergeant Peppers I agree with that. There’ always be some mosses on the rock around the waterfall. If they’re added to the rock surface it would be perfect. But anyway I would say even without those details this diorama looks amazing.

[@tomobrien4182]

Good luck with it!

[@brittanyshoulders3540]

I started again after becoming disabled too. It's been 2 years... I'm only 27. Now all I do is paint, draw and do modeling dioramas. Or any creative thing I can 😍 but I love this so much it's overall my favorite hobby.

[@bami2]

That is absolutely amazing.

[@jazzmoos5382]

I’m blown away at all the details and tips! I love doing detail work. Those tiny features make all the difference in a work of art like this. I’m gathering tips before starting a small water project for our outdoor landscape and I feel like I hit the jackpot here. I do wish the music distraction could be turned off though. I had to mute much of this. But thank you for sharing your knowledge!

[@danielfaure7696]

After watching the whole video, I realized it was 41 minutes. Gosh! I find your videos and your narrating super mesmerizing. So satisfying watching your dioramas!

[@hunterlakatos2065]

Make the Titanic as its splitting in half or when its under water

[@5starcomment]

he's into realism, so it'd be the olympic...

[@Nostalgieletsplays]

5starcomment wüthismtheory is long debunked

[@thotrot8262]

that would be soooooo cool. honestly he should do anything underwater since i really wanna see how he would make the water easy to see through while also coloured and have depth lol

[@cob_w3bz822]

12:59 SPOIDERMAN SPOIDERMAN DOES WHATEVER A SPOIDER CAN

[@smash591]

OMG! I didn't notice the super-fan getting an up-close look at your talent!

[@dtiydr]

6:40 Something just popped up in my head for doing that, use a syringe with no needle. Will be very fast and easy to fill all cracks with one as I see it and since the plaster is in the syringe, and not in contact with the air, it will will not dry up on you.

[@dtiydr]

You need to clean the brush as well and filling the syringe would just been a matter of sucking it up. I ment more of filling all cracks and stuff with the syringe and make it neat or such with the brush, thus you would always have plaster with you that never dries and it would go faster as well.

[@OneLeatherBoot]

@@dtiydr, you can always use cake/ cooking decorating bags. Cheap, easily available, cut the nozzle to the thickness you need, then throw away after use.

[@dtiydr]

@@OneLeatherBoot Sure if needed so but the precision for all the smaller cracks is a syringe, in comparison, unbeatable.

[@awaywithpaul3423]

Absolutely hypnotic watching you create a miniature world before my eyes! I would love to try this and create my own little world too but am a complete novice. Really stunning craftsmanship, hugely inspiring and thank you so much for sharing your skills.

[@killed_by_the_architect-829]

These diorama videos are my new KZbin guilty pleasure.

[@VelhaGuardaTricolor]

humble and constructive criticism/questions from a fan - Shoudn't the vegetation near a waterfall be greener? Shouldn't the rocks be way way darker since they are wet ( at least near the water itself )? I love your channel.

[@kenshigamer7114]

E eu q achava q era só eu q assistia isso kkkkkkk

[@josearnobio4815]

Tem BR em todo canto krai.😁😁😁

[@VelhaGuardaTricolor]

@@kenshigamer7114 1,794,878 views

[@VelhaGuardaTricolor]

@@josearnobio4815 1,794,878 views ( deste total tinha que ter uns de nós!!! )

[@basementrocketry5868]

I agree, to further back this up is the rivers height. The water comes up very close to the grassline. This would imply that the river is at its fullest, in a tropical region this would indicate that the scene takes place in the wet season, in colder regions this could be spring time, with the melting snow filling the river. In both instances you would expect the surrounding foliage to be lush. If one were to do a realistic river/waterfall scene with dry foliage, then the river should be surrounded by dirt embankments with little to no foliage, indicating to the viewer that the river is not at its fullest, further implying drought and an explanation for the dry foliage around such a voluminous water source. Wet/clay looking dirt would also improve the aesthetic around the river.

[@70redcutlass]

I have to tell you I know some of these videos are a little older but I recently found your channel since I was working on a diorama and now I just watch them all. You have a major talent and I am always impressed how these come out. I have enjoyed them immensely. Thanks for doing this.

[@JDMMaster26]

I'm not too much in dioramas but seeing someone make them really satisfy me

[@MickyBlutube]

How absolutely brilliant. Thanks.

[@BoulderCreekRailroad]

Thanks Steve, glad you enjoyed watching 😉

[@wonderwend1]

It is always a joy to watch a craftsman at work. Amazing

[@Rainism969]

The level of realness in your work is unreal!

[@임시훈-d5p]

Oh, I envy you.

[@ritzee13]

임시훈 same

[@leedawg5208]

“Popsicle sticks” cmon Luke I can hear the Aussie in you crying out and wanting to say paddle pop stick, like a true Australian

[@jebbroham1776]

Somebody help! I've been sucked into hours of these videos because they're just too good!

[@dwoodman26]

Oh man, watching you place the walkway railings I couldn't help but hold my breath! Fine work.

[@AmadeusGordon]

11:21 us: "so how do you get rid of the dark spots " Luke Towan : "oh, simply i just use a paper tOWa"

[@meynardflores831]

Very easy to watch very hard to make and very cheap to watch very expensive to make! Thanks youtube

[@adamlacey81]

I know people are entitled to an opinion, but how you can dislike such amazing and creative efforts is beyond me.

[@TheClemzone22]

My life has gotten better now that I've discovered your videos.

[@humbertovergara8678]

Sheldon Cooper would love this tutorial and channel. Lol

[@anthenyainyaoebassanyenius6035]

Choo choo

[@jefwisse1957]

You are very, extremely talented. Who' s the guy who skilled you?

[@Paskaloth]

Whats the purpose of the dish soap in the water on a lot of these projects? In this example adding it to the water spray coating before using the rock molds, I've noticed it being an ingredient in small amounts on various projects but don't know if there was a video explaining its importance in the areas where it's used or if i'm just missing a really obvious use.

[@KalaBolden]

It breaks the surface tension of the water :)

[@Paskaloth]

@@KalaBolden Thanks!

[@oldrichkukacka416]

Ahoj, jsem starej chlap, ale něco takového jsem v životě neviděl. To je neskutečná nádhera. Ta opravdovost a smysl pro detail. Přitom z jak jednoduchých věcí to jde vyrobit. Jsi nemírně šikovný. Moc Ti děkuji za nádherné video a velice Ti přeji hodně zdaru v dalším výtvarném životě.

[@abelv6935]

This is the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen !!! This needs be in a museum 😍

[@ominous-omnipresent-they]

12:57 Looks like you have company there.

[@vintagemxer9165]

Thank KZbin for recommending this. I don't even know why. I will watch them all!

[@gaige_n5624]

You are an amazing artist and it's mind blowing how real you make Everything

[@grandcalifornia8410]

I’ve got a feeling this guy is god himself

[@tsm665]

This hurts my brain, can't decide whether it is real or not XD

[@guillexdfr5123]

Make a map of jurassic park

[@Hayatory]

This !

[@TTTT-hk9qb]

Isla nubar?

[@Alex-mi3lm]

Yeeeesss

[@21Deves]

PLEASE! With fences, dinosaurs and little 4x4!

[@guillexdfr5123]

@@21Deves Good idea

[@darissk3869]

I really like when I spell out a miniature waterfall project and thank you this video for inspiring me

[@theedwardian]

The light tufts of cotton really do accomplish the perfect mist effect in photos.

[@tiamclennan4104]

Take a shot every time he says liberally -seriously though, these are absolutely amazing and this is my fifth in a row I can’t stop watching.

[@dark_angel6226]

Please make a modern house diorama

[@ElcanaldePulito]

Si soy el número 9 en comentar, greetings from Colombia ,great vídeo.

[@BoulderCreekRailroad]

¡el número 9 es bastante rápido! Gracias por ver 😉

[@barefootanimist]

I envy people who have the time to create such incredible scenery. I was a huge model-railroading enthusiast as a kid, and would have loved to spend the time and money to create this sort of scenery for my trains.

[@jeremygard]

My go to video, and channel, for learning and refreshing myself on these masterful techniques. Why get real stones when you can make your own from air drying clay. Love that the base model is all recreated from plaster, foam, clay and dirt.

[@vlrbxng]

where do you display all your amazing dioramas?

[@sapphophagus]

wooooah

[@BoulderCreekRailroad]

thank you 😀 I'm glad you liked it

[@aishas4146]

♥️

[@donzagrant2407]

Even though I will never build this diorama the video was so relaxing and enjoyable watching someone that's obviously an experienced hobbiest was calming.

[@keithkarbel2000]

Love your talent and thrive on learning your techniques. I haven’t the slightest idea how that many people chose to dislike this video. I can only guess jealousy is in play. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@exiledp0tat042]

These guys make it look easy to do but .......😑

[@weebjeez]

it's easy to do, if you have a lot of spare money. Basically, I find, doing stuff like this is hindered a LOT by having a very small budget, because indecision and fear tends to keep people from going for something risky (and often ends with a sub-par end result) I say, save up 5 bucks a week and spend it, end of year, on a bunch of supplies and give it a go! That's around 260 bucks of guilt-free money to try something new. Hell, even if you don't wanna do THIS, I would say that's just a nice piece of advice in general. And the best part is, you get a full year to decide what it is you wanna try! (I suggest sculpture, although oven-bake clay is something you can get at any craft store for under 20 bucks, so really, I would suggest giving it a try right now, if you're looking to do something creative in 3D) Just remember. No one is good at ANYTHING the first time they try it. Good luck, Shaidx, I'm rootin' for ya~!

[@konstantin_d.m]

Model building doesn't have to be expensive. I'm a student and I don't have a lot of time and money for my models, so first I thought it might be impossible as well. But I really missed building houses, trees, fences, etc. which I used to construct for my model railroad, which is at my parents' house. So one day, I just grabbed some thin plywood, a bit of watercolour and acrylic paint, cardboard and a sharp knife and started creating small houses again. I need approx. two weeks to finish a house and it costs max. 5 bucks. :)

[@lizarddragon7653]

I know. It sucks. :(

[@joevidal7616]

wow, wow, wow and more wow! great tutorial, loved the video. The clear plastic cups are the gipper.

[@johnmills3629]

Wow. If I hadn't watched you do this, I wouldn't believe it. Fantastic, and thank you for sharing this with us. You are quite talented sir......

[@SammyBFilms]

12:57 Lucas!?! :-D

[@armintor2826]

Legit i was JUST watching his first 3 videos

[@thekehoeshow..]

I would never have the patience for this, but I appreciate you showing us your tips. Amazing! Loved the video!

[@danielbritton8588]

Thank you so much for offering this window into a scary endeavor if you know nothing. Scenery school. I love it.

[@doubledarefan]

Build a Dino-rama.

[@lizarddragon7653]

Corny jokes forever! XD

[@me-hg3lh]

Yes! He needs too!

[@theinnerpalacemind3825]

I think that I have a new hobby! Watching you perform your magnificent creative skills. Beautiful and inspiring. Thank you!

[@stevemurrell6167]

How good is this guy! Brilliant work Luke......

[@pjotrpanonski5643]

How many hours of work is this?

[@Manny444a]

Pjotr Panonski Alot

[@TheSwordbird98sPage]

it’s likely days since he has to wait for things to dry often

[@madiis18account]

the spider moving in suggests quite a lot :P

[@AlexS-oj8qf]

I'm kinda dissapointed that you didn't paint layer of dirt and rocks around the edge :(

[@studioeffects]

Me too

[@Shadow0fd3ath24]

you are amagician...making things look good at a distance is one...but yours looks amazing till your nose is touching it almost!! youre a magician

[@control_bear]

I literally stayed all day in bed watching your videos. Sooo satisfying to watch.

[@mitchelllimque2027]

What about real rocks?

[@armintor2826]

Real rocks would be harder to work with, given youve not much control on theyre shape without it taking a good while

[@mitchelllimque2027]

Ah I see..

[@splehcar]

Just guessing: Using real rocks (small - medium pebbles) would be more weight than the air-dry clay “rocks”. Plus (as an earlier replier said) easier to control shape/size when using air-dry clay

[@deenugent473]

I can imagine you can build something like this for an aquarium. That would be so awesome!

[@alexisreusser6896]

I can’t believe I’m just finding your channel !!! Your AWESOME

[@bananapeaches6370]

I know this isn’t a new video, and I have watched it once before.... those trees re simply awesome!

[@chunkyfriedduc]

At first I was just like I'm gonna Watch this to fall asleep.... It's done now and me my brother and my mother, haven'yawned since it started.......safe to say ur now my fav

[@jamesly1190]

was just looking up how to build reptile terrarium. never really subscribe to anything in my life, but this is really awesome artistic talent. definitely subscribe worthy.

[@tashabrinkworth3995]

I wish i had you when i needed to make my daughters landscape thingy for her homework :D

[@Petrolhead350cui]

In my opinion, the king of diorama.

[@yantisuanti883]

Diorama art the best ever.. This is masterpiece good job bro👍👍. Next dam hover

[@mitchelllimque2027]

Instructions not clear, mine grew an arm.

[@martinwelsford1353]

Watched a couple of your videos now Luke and can see why so many of our top UK modellers copy you. Its like watching a magician. Utterly inspiring.

[@DaleMorgansLife]

am I weird for watching these over and over every night to go to bed cause I find it so soothing and satisfying and incredible?

[@markpeterswald1499]

Gee mate - your abilities are amazing !! So refreshing to watch something amazing being created. Thank you so much for sharing your craft.