Apocalypse Survivors Search A Contaminated World For Supplies |
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- Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
- In a world that has been contaminated with pollutants, survivors try to find supplies in a wasteland devoid of animal life.
In this video I convert the MiniArt 1/35th scale Cargo Tramway X-Series to a vehicle that searches for much needed supplies.
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Great theme, great execution. Great placement. Great paint job. Love it!!
Well done, I would never have thought of turning a tram into a tank/recovery vehicle & you can never have to much ageing.
When I saw the model kit I just couldn't resist. Thanks for watching
This is very creative! I never thought anyone would "Mad Max-ify" a streetcar, but this looks great! Thanks for sharing this with us!
I just couldn't resist it. It had such a cool look. Thanks for watching.
It's fascinating to see how much being able to 3D print parts has added to scratch building. I really adds to your tool kit. Beforehand you would have needed to borrow parts from a tank kit or four for those tracks. Great build and an interesting idea to use a tram.
The great thing about 3d printing is once you have the object, one can print as many as needed. I've lost count on how many times I've found an awesome greeblie only to find out... I don't have enough. Thanks for watching.
Did I add enough weathering to the vehicle? What are your thoughts about the final result?
really impressive!
I think you balanced the weathering just right. The final result was really cool. I can't decide which I'd prefer: guys with rifles and spotlights on that defensive platform, or mounted turrets with spotlights.
@@evolutionxstudios Thanks buddy.
@@och70 I like the idea of turrets. Will have to keep that in mind.
The interior floor could have used a bit more tracked in dirt.
Amazing, a lot of work went into this. And the results show . Thank you.
Thanks for watching
Amazing work! Those tracks and solar panels really add allot to the overall wasteland effect.
I figured fuel will disappear or simply 'go off' so they will need to rely on another power source. Thanks for watching
Really loved your build, guy. Great techniques on the base, vehicle and figures. Finally, I loved the plastic lawn chair you placed on the upper deck. Most fitting in a post apocalypse world...
I guess the guard needs to rest occasionally. Thanks for watching
Wonderful 👌👌
Thanks for watching
Love the concept. well crafted!
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Good Day Modelcomrade
The idea and the Modelbuild is the Madness..😊🤗🤗🤗
Looks Great and the Diorama is the burner ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐from me for this exelent work Greets from Christian at Germany 😊
Thanks so much for watching and greetings.
Pretty Kool - the tram with the tracks (a neat idea)!
Yeah, I thought so. Thanks for watching
What a great build, absolutely lovely.😊
Thank you and thanks for watching
I really enjoyed this build and liked how you put it all together.
Thank you and thanks for watching
I Love the mould making you did, impressive work mate. well done.
Thanks mate. That should save me a lot of time in the future
Gorgeous work my dude!
Thanks buddy
“Hopefully, my girlfriend isn’t going to notice that she’s missing one leg” …… I think she’ll notice, people tend to use both legs pretty regularly 😂
Possible. LOL. Thanks for watching
Absolutely outstanding work 🎉
Thank you
Such a cool diorama- love the creativity!
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Brilliant video and build well put together thanks.
Thanks and thanks for watching
Awesome build mate , great detail everywhere 👍🏻🇦🇺 from Perth
Aussie, Aussie, Aussie... Thanks for watching.
@@ScaleModelGeek going to sit back and watch all I can for the day , just found your page
Awesome build! So many great techniques :)
Thank you
Awesome, my man! 👍🏻
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Stunning!
Thank you
"Very interesting" ya did a nice job. Lot of work paid off well. Thank You
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This was really cool. I would've added some kind of restraining strap to the drums to keep them in place when the vehicle was in motion -- even fully-loaded and weighed-down, the vibration would cause them to slide around all over the place.
I agree
Fantastic stuff 👏 ❤
Thank you! Cheers!
Cool project. I like these kit bashing/customizing projects of yours. I build like that myself too.
I used to do a lot of scratch and kitbashing and now I'm getting back into it again. Thanks for watching.
Awesome build 😊
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Neat build. I always enjoy your builds.
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Great video! I really enjoyed seeing you work through your process and see the scene come together! Weathering is one of my favorite things to do and I'd say you knocked it out of the park. Can't wait to see more!
Much appreciated. I'm still learning all the new techniques that have come about since my break and I'm really enjoying it. Thanks for watching
Really great job
Thank you
Pretty cool. I especially like the use of the Stalker models. Perhaps you could do a Stalker inspired scene?
Stalkers are very cool and fits in perfectly of what I like building
Impressive build!
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Awesome job I learnt a lot. Cheers
Thanks for watching
22:26- I'm not watching any more !
You made a Bat Signal,and didn't include the bat on the light ! Oh, the humanity!
Very nicely done.
LOL. You should check out my build of Batman On The Batsignal. It's like the 2nd and 3rd build videos I did. Thanks for watching
nice one!!!!
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Very cool! Nice work!
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Really amazing job ..love the seen also ..wow I would love to get into making something like that one day ...thanks for sharing the process ..
Mt pleasure. Thanks for watching
bloody brilliant !!!!
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Looks awesome!
Thanks for watching
that was a really fun build to watch
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Amazing how the wipers rubber are always in a great condition, despite of the dramatic scenarios.
I mean, by the look of the window, the rubbers never get worn, neither the windows get a crack or brake.
Quite a phenomena on every dioramas I see.
Great job tho.👍
Valid points if the vehicle wasn't used. I would suspect these survivors are able to do some level of maintenance on important vehicles that are crucial to their survival. Thanks for watching.
just spectacular! you have a new fan!!!
Thanks so much
Fantastic! This scene may be coming soon to a city near you....
Let's hope not. Thanks for watching
Very very nice job very clear and simple explanations
Bravo
Thank you and thanks for watching
That looks awesome!
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Nice work buddy. Im new to your channel, and im glad i found another great channel to watch make cool stuff.
Thanks so much for watching
A good job and a great idea😊.
I thought it was a crazy idea Thanks for watching
Fantastic work
Thanks
You're very welcome@@ScaleModelGeek
Really great idea and execution, im trully impressed. For more post-apo vibes i would add A LOT more weathering,,, I mean, A LOT :) Good work man!
I was on the fence about how far the weathering should go. I agree, post-apocalypse should have a lot of weathering but I figured these guys would need to have some level of maintenance. Thanks for watching
this is amazing bravo
Thank you
Really cool.
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One word,Wow!
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Good job with the mold.
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Just found your channel and that is a great diorama. Very well done.
Thanks for watching
Grande Precisione...Complimenti!😎👌
Thank you
well done, looks great, and thanks for explaining things. I've watched loads of videos with modellers saying their doing the zenethol highlight (did I spell that right), but this is the first video that I've seen that actually told me what it is lol!
Glad I was able to help and thanks for watching
Fantastic piece of realised dark imagination!
Thanks for watching
Sin palabras!!
Awesome !
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It makes me think of the game "Days gone" with the guys in the white. (side note found you randomly .. subbed now!)
Thanks so much for watching and the sub
Wild, you have one heck of an imagination. I build models, but not nearly as detailed as you. I watched your land tug build, and that was really cool. But I think this one takes the cake. Keep up the good work.
I really like the dystopian theme as I get to play with so many crazy ideas. Thanks for watching
Awesomeness
Thanks for watching
I have to admit. That looks like an *awesome* place to live.
If I ever win a lot of money, I'm going to *contact you to design my new home.* Screw getting an architect or well known designer. You're IT.
Good luck, it has no toilet. LOL. Thanks for watching
@@ScaleModelGeek Thanks mate. Well, they do say that the "World is a Toilet".
fantastic diorama. when you make your plaster of paris add some of the childrens white latex glue to the mix. it will take away the brittleness of the plaster...
That sounds like a good idea. I'll have to give it a go. Thanks for watching
Uau! Perfect for stop motion videos! Congratulations from Brazil!
Thank you
Perhaps a bit more mud, grim on those tracks, steps and inside.. great build..
Mud did cross my mind but I was thinking it was more of a drier planet. I do need to do a 'muddy' diorama one day. Thanks for watching
love this build! I could see maybe adding some light moss patches in the crevasses on the roof with maybe an odd one or two bullet casings from previous raids up there?
That sounds like a cool idea or two
Bunnings! Funny you said cobblestone cause my first thought was Brick Wall. Great idea to make a mold for future use!
Wow, you just opened up more options for me. Now you mentioned it... the road can look like a brick wall. Thanks for watching
Really cool
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sorry, but why put the perspex/glass in ,,then mask it up for spraying, ,,,just put it in later, !??
I love it, it reminds me of an artic exploration vehicle.
That would be a great idea for a future project. Thanks for watching
G'day amazing build mate
Thanks
Honey i am missing a leg, do you know what happened to it?
No sweetie ive been busy making this awesome diorama.
Nah, wasn't me
A strap around the barrels would look like they are trying to stop them from moving around
When I look at it now, I totally agree.
This is amazing. Will you say you made the bottom of the spotlight can you tell me how and where? I keep seeing that a lot of times people are making certain things and I'm just kind of clueless on that. I'm a new diorama builder. And then also is there access to the STL files that you create for fee?
nice !
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Have you considered using a few drops of UV resin to create a lens for the spotlights?
I've done that on previous builds and I did that at first on this one but it all went south. So, I ended up just doing the gloss. I think a got a bit enthusiastic and put too much clear resin on the lens. Thanks for watching
Wonderful work! Great idea to convert the streetcar into a tracked vehicle. And weathering is enough, I would have just expected perhaps more damage to the car body considering its age. Maybe some cracked windows too.
At one stage I was going to remove a couple of the windows and have them 'boarded' up but I got sidetracked with other ideas. Thank for watching
Did you print your tracks in sections? They really came out well. I love the video.
Nah, painted, drybrushed and weathered the whole lot. Thanks for watching
Just came across this in my recommended list, I was about to skip past it and thought "you know what, I'll give it a go" and I was pleasantly surprised.
I enjoyed watching it.
Good result without an over complicated procedure.
I'd love to own a 3D printer
Unfortunately I'm a little "technically challenged" when it comes to computers and I expect they cost more than I could afford.
Anyway, it's a like and subscribe from me. Cheers buddy.
I was a bit overwhelmed at first as I normally am when I try to learn something totally new to me. There are so many great communities on Facebook that helped get through any issues I had and it was well worth the time. My 3d printers have added an indispensable tool to my workflow. Thanks for watching and for the sub.
@@ScaleModelGeek cheers mate 👍
love your work ! best wishes from Wales ( Old South Wales that is !)
Thanks for watching
Awesome
Thanks for watching
Looks really awesome (and I don't use that word likely). The video production is really good as well, looks like you have a true passion for this kind of work!
Have a sub, can't wait to see what you come up with next!
If you would like a suggestion: I think it should be more dirty, especially the floors inside of the vehicle. Outsides should be beat up, some bullet holes and burn marks, more mud and dirt, especially since it is on threads so it would make a lot of mess. Some paper and twigs for the ground and stuff like that...
One thing I learned with lvl/env design is that small things like that make a huge difference when going for realism! Also, lots of reference photos, especially for details!
Anyways, have a good one!
I agree, especially about the floor. It does need more scuff marks. Thanks for watching AND the sub.
Awesome diorama. Where did you find those wall sections for your modular mold?
Thingiverse and then modified them to suit my needs
Nice job... I was just thinking if something to emulate screw heads would be nice to put over that "container sheets" covering the side windows... And some dark blue wash on solar panels
I was going to use the bolts I had printed up but they looked way too big for the corrugated sheets
Stalker. hehe YEA!
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Making the silicon mold is a big thing I want to do for brick piles and concrete blocks etc. Can you share the silicone mold barriers?
Fantastic channel. Just subscribe to it 🥰 Btw... 17:41 is that Ed Sheeran in the newspaper? 😂 LOL
Yep, I bought the newspaper when Ed was in Australia in February
yes looking good and thay got whare suits out stid yes thank you grand frather nuggel fore your blesings LOL
ahhh nice, so its an electric driven vehicle?
Correct as most of fuel would have gone off on this timeline. Thanks for watching
thx
Brilliant work, I have watched this a few times now and learned a bunch!
Do you have any spare Stalker type fellows to sell? I am in Melbourne as well, this video gave me a brilliant idea for a diorama.
DM me and I'll see what I can work out
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Thanks for watching
Hi, compliment per your turials! Only a question, which kind of brushes, the wood ones, you use? Where i can buy it?
Do You have any Ideas on how to make foldable staircase.
wish i had the skill to do this, oh and the money i mean wow your so good at it
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My only suggestion is to add Rust to the tracks. They appear to be Soviet metal tracks, and tend to accumulate surface rust. Otherwise, great video.
I did give them a wash of a rust colour but it just wasn't enough. Thanks for watching