"Furniture won't be visible, so I won't paint them in too much detail". Paints in the most amazing detail, like books and bedsheets of different colors.
@@ZZidaneRM10 then you both never build model kit, for example if you build tamiya truck model scale, there is super detail engine under the hood, and its not visible either.
@@BoulderCreekRailroad I have zero interest in scale modelling but I love watching your videos. A passionate narrator can make their topic really stand out and what you create is truly remarkable. Most would be satisfied to build a kit as instructed but you go beyond that, adding your own details. Keep up the awesome work.
Luke Towan: "Most of the interior detail will be hard to see, so I don't spend too much time painting them" Luke Towan: *Proceeds to paint every last piece of furniture in elaborate detail* Love it 😋
ha ha yeah I reckon it could easily have been an hour long video if I wanted. I try to make them between 20 and 30 minutes. I'm really happy you liked the result 😉
I'm not in the slightest bit interested in scale modelling, but I could watch your videos for hours on end. Your skills, dexterity and no nonsense explanations make it look simple. More power to you, sir.
@Castle Bravo sometimes people watch videos to pass time, and watch videos of stuff they have no interest in doing. OP could've come across his videos randomly, watched one out of curiousity, and kept watching because it's calming/entertaining, regardless of their interest in modelling. *_it's not that deep._* why do you feel the need to try and make it seem like OP is lying/illogical over such a simple comment?
Luke Towan, I’m thinking of how you could make the building visually interesting since it is just a big glass slab after all. Thoughts include: - Glass lookout box like the Sears Tower - Blinking red lights at the tip of the communications antennas which will inevitably be put on top - Helicopter landing pad, with appropriate blinking lights and helicopter with spinning rotors - Plaza at entrance of building, with manicured trees, flower boxes, a water feature/splash pad (with dog playing in water jets), flicks of pigeons, street musician, food truck? - Window washer platform dangling off the side You could cram so much stuff into this one!
Model New York City skyline coming soon? Imo, the mix between the ambient led's and detailed room led's looks alot more realistic from a modern standpoint. Not everyone buys the same type of lightbulb so it makes it seem as if there's a mix between incandecent and cfl bulbs in each unit. Mixed with your tape idea it would be very believable.
yeah that is very true, I did think about leaving it as it was but in the end I made them to be a similar color. But yeah for a more modern building the variation would probably be good... heck, I've got two different colored bulbs in our lounge room! One in each light fixture...
This was my sentiment exactly... Varying the lighting color hue does, indeed, make for far more convincing lighting. I wonder how much of a pain in the posterior a flickering fluorescent effect might be from a hallway or service entrance, etc... Just a stray thought, mind you. lol :)
Everytime i see these videos i can't believe the sheer amount of time and patience it takes to assemble such a beast. I applaud you for the time invested for a single video, extremely enjoyable and satisfying to watch.
Luke: "Most of the interior detail will be hard to see, so I don't spend too much time painting them." Also Luke: *Paints them in detail anyways* omg, this piece was worth the wait. keep it up! 💕
Luke is no doubt a fantastic model and scenery builder, as well as an excellent presenter. Love all his videos, sorry but he's not on the level of PLASMO. Maybe if Luke ventures into military modeling someday, he'll prove me wrong. It's a great accolade to apply to Luke, but not fitting. Two different levels of talent here.
@@WHJeffB Well if we're splitting hairs I'd say their craft is different enough that neither is better or worse. Ebroin on the other hand is on a WHOLE OTHER level I think we can agree 😉
@@Jesse__H Nah, don't get me wrong, Luke is amazing, but Plasmo is so much better. This build didn't take much skill, just time, most modellers could do it. Plasmo's work is pure skill and talent, most people will never reach that level.
@@Susman-mb6hq I'm seein a lot of love for PLASMO in this thread which is cool, but don't sleep on Ebroin! I saw PLASMO himself say he's nowhere close to Ebroin's level in a comment section one time...
The level of detail on a big scale is amazing. Can't wait for a similar project. Maybe do a busy hospital to honour all the medical staff during covid 19 and auction it. Could make a pretty penny and add to your profile.
Filming and editing the whole process must've taken a lot of effort, let alone building the actual model. Thanks Luke, really enjoyed this one. Stellar job!
if a robber ever breaks into your house with the intention of stealing models, they'll spend so much time gawking at the amount of detail and realism that they'll forget why they broke in and leave
Robber: "What a talented potential victim... I shall discontinue my robbery and attain a new hobby of crafting!!! ( Robber breaks into Hobby Lobby instead)
Having followed him since almost the beginning, it's never as simple as a kit. He always go waaaaay past what the kit provides. He's the best model maker/railroad hobbyist on UA-cam.
the hidden led light switch & the uncontrolled green plant growth says it all . Amazing work ethic great artist ... furniture 22 rooms & the pipes omg. 3d printer rules
On our next modeling adventure, we're going to make an ultra-realistic diorama of the entire city of Tokyo. seriously though this model is an incredible achievement.
That;s funny...I do that as well as I've been watching awhile and even went back to watch the previous vids that I'd missed...he's definitely helped me up my game as I build 1/10th scale RC accessories...
Blimey, the patience you must have to do this project, I can imagine it would get on to peoples nerves to have a repeating progress that repeats on and on till you're at the top level of the construction. Hats off though, this looks super sweet, almost too real with the outside shots. Now all you need is a underground parking garage diorama and you got it set. 👍🏻
lol yeah that was the hardest part about building this... all the repeated steps! I think taking photos of any scale model outside makes a huge difference to the realistic look, I think it has to do with the shadows and color of the natural light 😉
This man actually took it to a whole new level by creating whole interiors for each layer... and here i am with way to little patients for even getting a single layer correctly glued! Much respect to this man!
You should try some fantasy scenes! Perhaps Cyberpunk or Steampunk, or even something medieval like a castle! Your work never fails to impress me, and your videos are such a joy to watch, very relaxing :)
Oh my god this is the one I’ve been waiting for. Not since Mad Max have I been so excited about a film from down under. But I don’t want to sound like a total bogan!
@@BoulderCreekRailroad You should build and film each separate building/scene, yet have them all fit together when your done to make one big interconnected diorama.
@Yeezy Slayz LMFAO Edit: The original inspiration is from new york and there's literally a twin next to it. Your comment gets better the longer I watch.
@@BoulderCreekRailroad You might look into brushes used in (finger) nail art. There are super-fine ones used for striping and tiny detail work. A lot of doll customizers use them for super fine details like eyelashes. Thanks for another great video!
I chuckled when you mentioned saving sanity, I must admit. You might see if you can find a Model Railroader article I recall from back in the {cough} 1980's from an author that went to great lengths painting figures, including detailed eyes, etc. I simply have to draw a line at some point and say, "Good enough..." Unless it's something I'd like to photograph closely, then I'm equally OC. lol Beautiful work!
Luke, in all the years I've been watching.... This is by far the most impressive single Structure you've ever built!!! I really think I need that 3D Printer too. 😉 Carmine ✈🚂🚙
Here’s a quick tip: when using the applicator bottle, fill it 3/4 full and squeeze the bottle to remove the air. Then, tip the bottle over and slowly unsqueeze the bottle as you run it along the glue joint. This prevents the glue from flowing out too quickly and getting everywhere!
Really beautiful model thanks to all the extra work you did. Painting every single piece of furniture with different colors, making carpets and posters and wall pictures, glueing all that in every room...requires tons of patience. The LED installation and choice of dim over bright light is another good idea. Very well done. Congratulations.
Most of what I've made I keep but some of the older models eventually get dismantled to either make space or to build new models. This high rise building wont be going anywhere though, it's one of my favorites!
I’m guilty for doing this, but I always come back whenever I have insomnia. There’s something about your voice, similarly to Bob Ross that also soothes my insomnia, that just make me fall asleep easier.
I had a bacon in my hand when i started watching this video. When the video was finished, i found myself still holding the bacon in my hand. This is what I call "Immersive".
I like how he says he didn't bother putting many details on the interiors, then paints very specific details like different color books on the bookshelf and wrinkles on the bed sheets lol.
"If you’ve ever wanted to build an ultra-realistic high rise apartment building then this video is for you! I can’t imagine there’d be many people with such a desire… unless of course you’re a real estate mogul or a model railroader!" Or an architecture student. They have to build models too Luke ;)
The latest Blade Runner is all scale models for the city scapes and it's amazing. Scale models are certainly used these days as a lot of film makers realize pure CGI just don't look right often.
I must agree with that, it's realy hard to make CGI look that good, and old movies with actual models is a pice of art in it's own that can not realy be replaced by computer modelling.
8.44 You say that you dont spend time on the interior detail as it will be very hard to see. You then spend the rest of the video creating the most intricate detail in each of the rooms, including furniture, carpets, posters, paintings and lighting. You crack me up. Don't get me wrong, your work is amazing.
"Furniture won't be visible, so I won't paint them in too much detail".
Paints in the most amazing detail, like books and bedsheets of different colors.
lol... yeah I guess I did spend a bit of time painting in the details 😊
@@BoulderCreekRailroad but why? you did all the work to only cover it with some curtains.. i don't understand it
@@ZZidaneRM10 He only used the curtains where rooms weren't detailed.
@@ZZidaneRM10 True craftsman do details because they know they will be there even if its never seen.
@@ZZidaneRM10 then you both never build model kit, for example if you build tamiya truck model scale, there is super detail engine under the hood, and its not visible either.
You're like the Bob Ross of Model Scenery. You even have a calming voice.
ha ha thanks so much Lilly for the awesome compliment 😃
@@BoulderCreekRailroad I have zero interest in scale modelling but I love watching your videos.
A passionate narrator can make their topic really stand out and what you create is truly remarkable. Most would be satisfied to build a kit as instructed but you go beyond that, adding your own details.
Keep up the awesome work.
@@BoulderCreekRailroad beautiful building
@@BoulderCreekRailroad Yeah. I'll never build a diorama or model, but my goodness are these videos entertaining.
So trueeeeee
Luke Towan: "Most of the interior detail will be hard to see, so I don't spend too much time painting them"
Luke Towan: *Proceeds to paint every last piece of furniture in elaborate detail*
Love it 😋
I was thinking exactly the same, wll said ;)
Now that is what is called "Dedication" ! Another mind-blowing scenery masterpiece.
Glad to see this guy is actually a human and not an android and misses putting the USB in on the first try like the rest of us at 7:52
I reckon Luke did that deliberately so we all feel a little better about ourselves
my mom said she liked ur pfp
Glad Valakas
I would have a hard time figuring out the math for making buildings for my gunpla. I would love to do stuff like this!
That's beautiful. How you managed to cut this video down to 20 minutes I do not know
ha ha yeah I reckon it could easily have been an hour long video if I wanted. I try to make them between 20 and 30 minutes. I'm really happy you liked the result 😉
@@BoulderCreekRailroad make then as long as they can be! We don't mind!
@@BoulderCreekRailroad yes please make them longer!! It's really relaxing to watch and listen to
Yes please make your videos longer I really enjoy the detailed step by step process so entertaining and interesting 🤗
@@BoulderCreekRailroad Yes loooooooooooooooooooonger videos
I'm not in the slightest bit interested in scale modelling, but I could watch your videos for hours on end. Your skills, dexterity and no nonsense explanations make it look simple. More power to you, sir.
Get interested in it
@@Smk_spotting is this a threat? Lol
自己嫌悪カークラブ yes.
@Castle Bravo sometimes people watch videos to pass time, and watch videos of stuff they have no interest in doing. OP could've come across his videos randomly, watched one out of curiousity, and kept watching because it's calming/entertaining, regardless of their interest in modelling. *_it's not that deep._*
why do you feel the need to try and make it seem like OP is lying/illogical over such a simple comment?
@Castle Bravo you might wanna try that first, given your attempt to make a mountain out of a molehill.
I’d love to see a modern skyscraper like the Sears tower. Most cities are a mix of the old Art Deco and the more contemporary styles after all.
Maybe next time. Maybe scratch-build Sky City!
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sky_City_1000
Oh yeah I'd love to attempt a building like that!
Luke Towan, I’m thinking of how you could make the building visually interesting since it is just a big glass slab after all. Thoughts include:
- Glass lookout box like the Sears Tower
- Blinking red lights at the tip of the communications antennas which will inevitably be put on top
- Helicopter landing pad, with appropriate blinking lights and helicopter with spinning rotors
- Plaza at entrance of building, with manicured trees, flower boxes, a water feature/splash pad (with dog playing in water jets), flicks of pigeons, street musician, food truck?
- Window washer platform dangling off the side
You could cram so much stuff into this one!
@@BoulderCreekRailroad This building looks a bit like The Century on Central Park West, albeit one tower vs 2.
@@doubledarefan Sky City in HO scale would be 11.5 meters tall, or 38.3ft! Can you even imagine?
The time this man puts into the detail of his models speaks volumes. His touch breathes so much life into these models.
You are without a doubt an ARTIST !!!! Greetings from Denmark !
Model New York City skyline coming soon?
Imo, the mix between the ambient led's and detailed room led's looks alot more realistic from a modern standpoint. Not everyone buys the same type of lightbulb so it makes it seem as if there's a mix between incandecent and cfl bulbs in each unit. Mixed with your tape idea it would be very believable.
yeah that is very true, I did think about leaving it as it was but in the end I made them to be a similar color. But yeah for a more modern building the variation would probably be good... heck, I've got two different colored bulbs in our lounge room! One in each light fixture...
agreed, for residential use.
This was my sentiment exactly... Varying the lighting color hue does, indeed, make for far more convincing lighting. I wonder how much of a pain in the posterior a flickering fluorescent effect might be from a hallway or service entrance, etc... Just a stray thought, mind you. lol :)
Luke towan: the perfect channel to watch during quarentine
Yes, let's model the thing that countless thousands are stuck in ;-)
Everytime i see these videos i can't believe the sheer amount of time and patience it takes to assemble such a beast. I applaud you for the time invested for a single video, extremely enjoyable and satisfying to watch.
Fantastic job! I'm staggered by your superhuman patience.
Amazing. A testament to your patience and material knowledge.
The hidden switch! 😍
Yeah I was pretty happy with how that turned out! 😃
@@BoulderCreekRailroad Maybe the best amazing part of the video ! I was "No way !!!"
So clever!
Luke: "Most of the interior detail will be hard to see, so I don't spend too much time painting them."
Also Luke: *Paints them in detail anyways*
omg, this piece was worth the wait. keep it up! 💕
Amazing. The illusion in the thumbnail. I’m glad I’ve been subscribed for a while. Love this
Nice I'm glad you liked it 😉 I hope you continue to enjoy future videos
Omg. No words! That’s pure art.
WOW. always admire ppl who can made such diorama... need patience, knowledge and skills
This is honestly insane. You've reached PLASMO or even Ebroin levels of detail work with this one, Luke!
Luke is no doubt a fantastic model and scenery builder, as well as an excellent presenter. Love all his videos, sorry but he's not on the level of PLASMO. Maybe if Luke ventures into military modeling someday, he'll prove me wrong. It's a great accolade to apply to Luke, but not fitting. Two different levels of talent here.
@@WHJeffB Well if we're splitting hairs I'd say their craft is different enough that neither is better or worse.
Ebroin on the other hand is on a WHOLE OTHER level I think we can agree 😉
@@Jesse__H Fair enough...
@@Jesse__H Nah, don't get me wrong, Luke is amazing, but Plasmo is so much better. This build didn't take much skill, just time, most modellers could do it. Plasmo's work is pure skill and talent, most people will never reach that level.
@@Susman-mb6hq I'm seein a lot of love for PLASMO in this thread which is cool, but don't sleep on Ebroin!
I saw PLASMO himself say he's nowhere close to Ebroin's level in a comment section one time...
Luke, tell the truth mate you just wanted to get in on the housing shortage for inch tall people didn't ya!... 🙃☮️
ha ha ha... oh no I've been sprung! 😄
Lol
The level of detail on a big scale is amazing. Can't wait for a similar project. Maybe do a busy hospital to honour all the medical staff during covid 19 and auction it. Could make a pretty penny and add to your profile.
Un-believable. This is truly an amazing build. I enjoyed watching the video several times and have learned some valuable tips. Thanks .
No wonder it took so long. You fully furnished every room!
I have no words 😶 ❤️
Halo orang Indonesia
You clearly do
Filming and editing the whole process must've taken a lot of effort, let alone building the actual model. Thanks Luke, really enjoyed this one. Stellar job!
if a robber ever breaks into your house with the intention of stealing models, they'll spend so much time gawking at the amount of detail and realism that they'll forget why they broke in and leave
PERSON FACE lol
Probably the glue fumes aswell
@@isaacsrandomvideos667 I remember you......
Robber: "What a talented potential victim... I shall discontinue my robbery and attain a new hobby of crafting!!! ( Robber breaks into Hobby Lobby instead)
@@AsianAmerican2007 not funny...
@@AsianAmerican2007 the only moral way to get stuff from Hobby Lobby
Amazing. The skills,... the tools,.... the craftmanship, ... but most of all; ... the patience!
Luke, welly done!!! 👍 your calm and patience character will give you loooooooooong life.
Luke has become a role model for the rest of scale modellers
truly astounding, adding the 3d printed parts and room detail is where it goes from excellent to godlike. You are a master craftsman. .
start of the video: huh he's only assembling a kit... that should be easy
when he started making rooms: *h o l y s h i t*
Exactly what I thought.. Pleasantly surprised, I gotta admit ;)
Having followed him since almost the beginning, it's never as simple as a kit. He always go waaaaay past what the kit provides. He's the best model maker/railroad hobbyist on UA-cam.
Yeah. That was the words that came up lol
It was like:
- it's just an assembly kit... I can do that too!
-he is making rooms inside the building!....... Damn!, I can't do that!!!
12:05 : *h o l y s h i t*
the hidden led light switch & the uncontrolled green plant growth says it all . Amazing work ethic great artist ... furniture 22 rooms & the pipes omg. 3d printer rules
Wow..... just wow!!!
You have the patience of a saint.
Incredible! Would love to see you do something more mystical, like a creepy castle or a magic forest.
Great suggestion! I have wanted to do something like that for a while 😃
Nice kit, makes a really impressive building.
On our next modeling adventure, we're going to make an ultra-realistic diorama of the entire city of Tokyo.
seriously though this model is an incredible achievement.
If he doesn't post a vid for 6 months, that's what he's doing.
@@rwsd343 let’s be real, it’d take him a year, maybe 2, that’d be awesome though
@@PugnaciousProductions well I think I know what took a year already
Always have such great respect to a craftsman like this!
7:49 always really respect how willing you are to show your mistakes in these videos
That was expensive and immensely time consuming, but the end result is simply amazing!! Well done Luke!!
Wow! Can't find other words for this!! I'm not into modelling but really impressive!!
Nice I'm glad you enjoyed it, it's a really good compliment especially from someone who isn't into modelling 😃 thank you
this was better than a whole season of "HOW ITS MADE" brilliant video
You are a true craftsman, absolutely stunning
That switch was very clever!
When you press the like-button before you see the video because you know it’s going to be great 😊
oh wow thanks Jørn, I hope the video met your expectations 😃
That;s funny...I do that as well as I've been watching awhile and even went back to watch the previous vids that I'd missed...he's definitely helped me up my game as I build 1/10th scale RC accessories...
@Luke Towan; it was amazing like all your other videos on yt 👍🏻 I have seen them all 👏🏻👏🏻
When your name is Jørn
Blimey, the patience you must have to do this project, I can imagine it would get on to peoples nerves to have a repeating progress that repeats on and on till you're at the top level of the construction.
Hats off though, this looks super sweet, almost too real with the outside shots.
Now all you need is a underground parking garage diorama and you got it set. 👍🏻
lol yeah that was the hardest part about building this... all the repeated steps! I think taking photos of any scale model outside makes a huge difference to the realistic look, I think it has to do with the shadows and color of the natural light 😉
Luke Towan certainly does, again, great job Luke! Love the things you build and put together!
Something about your model builds just has a homely, nostalgic feel to them. I’m not sure what it is, but I love it. Keep up the great work!
Madness! Bravo. What a patience!
This man actually took it to a whole new level by creating whole interiors for each layer... and here i am with way to little patients for even getting a single layer correctly glued! Much respect to this man!
You should try some fantasy scenes! Perhaps Cyberpunk or Steampunk, or even something medieval like a castle! Your work never fails to impress me, and your videos are such a joy to watch, very relaxing :)
Finally, a new one!
Hope you enjoy watching 😉
Oh my god this is the one I’ve been waiting for.
Not since Mad Max have I been so excited about a film from down under. But I don’t want to sound like a total bogan!
All the chairs and beds super detailed
Wow, what an impressive job you have completed.
This is simply outstanding, you can't imagine how relaxing is watching this
Who else wants to see all of Luke's Ho scale dioramas together?
I should set up a bit of a display 😃
@@BoulderCreekRailroad Please. That would be a sight to see.
@@BoulderCreekRailroad You should build and film each separate building/scene, yet have them all fit together when your done to make one big interconnected diorama.
This guy could become a successful serial killer with the amount of detail he put into things but instead he builds scenery model.
This is a bit disturbing
Jajaja
Why would comment such disturbing thing
There was actually a character on CSI Las Vegas called the miniature killer who created replica scale models of the crime scenes.
@fighting28elf I don't want to think about that...
Absolutly perfect! Looks like real building!
Such skill and patience! Great work!
Suggestion: Show more the final result. I would love to see the building closer.
but then you'll see all of the imperfections!
@@PeterPete there aren't any
@@PeterPete Just like a real building. One tends to miss the peeling paint, scruffs, and cracks from a distance.
Especially inside all the rooms!
Ya...he has shown it very less.
All those poor people locked down in that tower during this difficult time.
And they have ran out out shit rolls. Andy England 🇬🇧 👍
At least they are not infected with COVID-19 right?
@@bigchindemoman1457 Who is?
If I hear, "Stay Safe" North Korean like brainwashing one more time
@Yeezy Slayz LMFAO
Edit: The original inspiration is from new york and there's literally a twin next to it. Your comment gets better the longer I watch.
"Here's my attempt in painting the world's smallest eyes."
Well, thanks, mate. Now I have tea coming out my nose
lol... I really need to find a better way of painting tiny faces!
@@BoulderCreekRailroad You might look into brushes used in (finger) nail art. There are super-fine ones used for striping and tiny detail work. A lot of doll customizers use them for super fine details like eyelashes. Thanks for another great video!
I chuckled when you mentioned saving sanity, I must admit. You might see if you can find a Model Railroader article I recall from back in the {cough} 1980's from an author that went to great lengths painting figures, including detailed eyes, etc. I simply have to draw a line at some point and say, "Good enough..." Unless it's something I'd like to photograph closely, then I'm equally OC. lol
Beautiful work!
You deserve every subscriber you have. Your videos are of such high production value and so entertaining. Just amazing. I watch every one!
that hidden switch is so good
Luke, in all the years I've been watching.... This is by far the most impressive single Structure you've ever built!!!
I really think I need that 3D Printer too. 😉
Carmine ✈🚂🚙
Wow, thanks! yeah the resin 3D printers are amazing! They make all the difference!
Here’s a quick tip: when using the applicator bottle, fill it 3/4 full and squeeze the bottle to remove the air. Then, tip the bottle over and slowly unsqueeze the bottle as you run it along the glue joint. This prevents the glue from flowing out too quickly and getting everywhere!
please show more detailed shots of the final pieces! Would love to see the rooms through the windows. Amazing video, great job-
I love the fine details of the interior especially. You do great work! Love to see more.
A job full of dedication. Surprising!
Very nice Luke , I love the size.
Thanks Andy! Yeah it's a pretty big model! I'd love to tackle and even bigger skyscraper one day 😃
Luke Towan Beautiful job my friend , I hope you and your family stay safe,
The amount of patience to do something like this must be out of this world😐
lol... yeah it does require quite of lot of patience! Especially making all those rooms for the inside!
7:50 is a beautiful jab at the bob ross model video and I can’t stop laughing
lol... I wasn't sure if anyone would pick up on that 😄
I thought that was perfect!
Even the gods amongst us have issues with USB interfaces....
Eng Choon Ooi jab? wth is that?
wie es ist so detailreich und filigran gemacht..einfach schön anzusehen wie es gebaut wurde
Amazing! Love the fuse box switch
So after 20 minutes of watching this amazing build process, we get 5 seconds of the actual tour of the finished product. How about an encore?
Simply spectacular. I'm keeping an apartment or is it a condo? Regards from Spain.
Thanks mate, I'd say they are apartments. I'll have to check how much the rent will be so you can have a place to stay 😄
Amazing. Do you ever do special effects for movies? Seems like an outfit like Weta could use someone like you for their model work.
No I don't but it would be a lot of fun to try! I love watching the Tested videos where Adam Savage goes to the Weta Workshops! It's so intriguing!
@@BoulderCreekRailroad Hope over the fence and come visit us! Weta has awesome tours!
That is one detailed models ever seen, good job sir
Really beautiful model thanks to all the extra work you did. Painting every single piece of furniture with different colors, making carpets and posters and wall pictures, glueing all that in every room...requires tons of patience. The LED installation and choice of dim over bright light is another good idea. Very well done. Congratulations.
Great video!!
Suggestion: heritage steam locomotive depot
how much is rent and when can i move in?
stunning work, luke!
lol... I hear it's pretty cheap... Apparently the neighbors are a bit rowdy!
Luke Towan if I made that I would put my lizard or a mouse in there (I don’t have mice btw)
AWESOME.
This is absolutely incredible! I was curious, you've made so many beautiful models. Do you keep everything you build?
Most of what I've made I keep but some of the older models eventually get dismantled to either make space or to build new models. This high rise building wont be going anywhere though, it's one of my favorites!
Luke Towan Can you make a small video of your museum at home? I bet you have dedicated a room for all your models?
Great video, as always
I like the subtle touch of the fuse box being the switch.
I’m guilty for doing this, but I always come back whenever I have insomnia. There’s something about your voice, similarly to Bob Ross that also soothes my insomnia, that just make me fall asleep easier.
I had a bacon in my hand when i started watching this video. When the video was finished, i found myself still holding the bacon in my hand. This is what I call "Immersive".
I almost want play with that building on my floor and play with it like a kid
I like how he says he didn't bother putting many details on the interiors, then paints very specific details like different color books on the bookshelf and wrinkles on the bed sheets lol.
It is so difficult to build such a great model . You are amazing.............
I really like sitting here back and looking through this video 😍
"If you’ve ever wanted to build an ultra-realistic high rise apartment building then this video is for you! I can’t imagine there’d be many people with such a desire… unless of course you’re a real estate mogul or a model railroader!" Or an architecture student. They have to build models too Luke ;)
True XD
"Wash the parts in warm soapy water with a splash of vinegar"
- Owen 1997-2020
Oh lord I've found a quick kits fan
Luke Towan : Makes a real looking high rise.
Me : Struggles with Lego.
That's sad
😂😂😂
This made me laugh so hard 😂😂😂
Too many amazing people in youtube, your one of them man
Oh hell yaeah, finally a new video! Time to grab my drink and popcorn!
UA-cam had zero reason to recommend me this. But I aint mad.
I think movies need to start using models again. Our eyes sre too use to cgi to be fooled by them anymore.
The latest Blade Runner is all scale models for the city scapes and it's amazing. Scale models are certainly used these days as a lot of film makers realize pure CGI just don't look right often.
I must agree with that, it's realy hard to make CGI look that good, and old movies with actual models is a pice of art in it's own that can not realy be replaced by computer modelling.
You don't notice 95% of the CGI in movies
@10:13 that's just cruel. All the other figures in that building are blind and cannot see the detail you have created.
There is no much to talk about it, but patience is a secret ingredient to make fantastic masterpeace.
8.44 You say that you dont spend time on the interior detail as it will be very hard to see. You then spend the rest of the video creating the most intricate detail in each of the rooms, including furniture, carpets, posters, paintings and lighting. You crack me up. Don't get me wrong, your work is amazing.