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  • Pretty cool

  • red dead redemption end

  • This would be perfect for my jason voorhees part 3 figure! looks almost the same as the movie

  • oreos

  • where do you guys get all this awsome shit :D

  • Holy shit my mind is blown.

  • a++++++++++++++

  • Mate, seriously, if you arn't already & if you would want to, get your yerself into the model units in the film industry.That is a BEEEEUATIFUL work of art there. Even the straw stable detailing is really spot on. My pleasure to see it sir, thankyou for sharing :)

  • DUDE! I swear I saw a possum run out of the corner of the barn when you pulled of the ruff! Man that looks so real. Great job.

  • That's really cool Steve. =)

    Your stuff is useful for movies and commercials, you know?

    Shooting it, a little additions in the computer like flying birds, clouds and a landscape in the background. And im sure it will look so real. ;)

  • Awsome! on the picture for the vidio i thought it was real i would have thought it was if i hadnt seen your hand. it was fantastic when you took the roof of! you are a genius!!!!

    thanks for the healp and fantastic ideas!

  • i love it it looks so REAL

  • Thought it was a real flying barn for a sec. Awesome job man.

    Thanks for all the cool videos, gives me lots of inspiration for my own projects. Cheers :D

  • damnnn.... lol

  • Good God man! That thing looks REAL! Amazing work as always.

  • that is sweet ! do you know what scale it is?

  • Scale wise it would be S-scale.

    (25mm or 1/64)

  • fantastic work!!!!!!!!!

  • Drop dead gorgeous!! That barn is begging for a horror film stop-animation monster scene!

  • Woh! when i saw the picture for the video i thought that was an actual barn, very well done.

  • holy shit man awesome

  • Amazing work as always Steve. That barn is a work of art.

  • You need more veiws, every single vid is amazing, you need a feature man!

  • Awesome Steve. Man it's so detailed. Thanks for the videos, inspiring.

  • Lol. Careful with showing people the finished product using natural light as a backdrop, you might get accused of photoshoping a video again haha.

    In all honestly, every single piece you make amazes me, outrageous work again.

  • Sorry for replying to my own comment, but I was watching this again and had a quick question.

    I noticed you said the longer it dries the harder it gets, is it possible for the glue to get too dry and become brittle and crack really easily?

  • Haven't noticed that yet, even on the test pieces out in the garage (temperature changes from -30c to +40c, high and low humidity, and getting kicked around (for some close to 7 years.)

    I don't know about the regular brands of white glue. I always use Weldbond (developed for NASA, eh.)

  • thats really good man! I need to start a little terrain

  • lol you own at making terain :)

  • Nice!!!! I am making a bridge in my technology class using framework method. Oh i didnt see the first few but do u use the XACTO razor saws and miterbox? If you dont, they r really nice when cutting angles exact!!

  • Yes the razor saws are great. I have several different ones (teeth count and blade height)

    One of the mitre boxes too.

    For those who don't already (tip: cut a small board to fit inside on the bottom of the mitre box. Saves from dulling the teeth and makes it easier to cut through thin stock and mark/measure cutting multiple pieces the same length)

  • damn that thing looks good! i doubt i could do anything even close lol

    very awesome man, looks good

  • Sure you could. Just showed you how.

    Template for the post and beams are in the description of parts one and two.

    Just need a good handful of coffee stir sticks, 1/4" wood pieces (wood chopsticks maybe?), and white glue.

    The shingles you could use cereal box cardboard and coat with a thin plaster using a stiff brush ...uh, maybe I'll just do another vid. It's easier than typin'.

  • yeah im sure i could make something that resembles it if i followed the vids, but i doubt mine would come out like yours, yours is ACE.

    i might give it a go one day when i have space, its always good to try something new, and ive never done a barn before lol

  • heheh, are you mixing your paints in a dinner plate?

  • Yes, I've always used an old plate as my paint pallet.

    They are cheap, it contains quick washes for you, large amounts of paint and glue for big projects, gives a nice wiping surface for drybrushing, and it is easy to clean.

  • Its amazing!!!

  • that would be a great piece to use for mordheim

  • WOW!!! It looks so real!! That is really amazing.

  • Thats Awesome!

  • Excellent work!

  • omfg that looks great !!

    fucking 5 out of 5

  • HI THARE like the new begining the paint and wight glew good ideer a why no barn red ??? its TRADICSHION !! ( taba fiter on the ruth ) and hexs sight big in PA amish well thanks WKJR

  • first veiw and comment great structure by the way keep it up

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