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Realistic Scenery Vol.10

27/5/2018

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It's finally here, volume 10 is a complete in-depth tutorial on creating an awesome looking bridge from nothing to a fully completed scene.
It's not a short video but there's a lot to cover so sit back and relax as I take you on a journey making this cool little bridge. 
If you're interested in replicating this exact bridge I've included all the measurements and dimensions as well as a list of materials and a link to Australian Modeller where I purchased all the items.
Build an​ AWESOME Bridge Files - Includes corelDRAW templates
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For those of you who are curious about the train, here it is.
The locomotive is a Bendigo Rail Models P-Class
The carriages are N Passenger Car set from Auscision Models

Both items are available from 
https://www.australianmodeller.com.au/​
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3 Comments
Glenn
29/5/2018 11:07:35

Awesome video again Luke, thank you!

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Barry Merrick
2/6/2018 07:06:37

Fantastic video. Everything is nicely proportioned and as usual clearly explained. I have problems with YouTube to comment. I have tried everything and no luck.
I have plans of old houses, Mount Isa Mines. Also some early QR goods wagons. Let me know if you are interested I will put them in Dropbox and give you access. Once again fantastic video.

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Luke Towan
3/6/2018 20:18:15

Thanks Barry,
It's probably better that you commented here as I get flooded with comments on YouTube.
I've just ordered a couple of suburban houses from Micro-Mark, it's called the 'silver plume house kit' and while it looks American I think with a few minor changes I can get it looking like a typical Australian house.
I'll keep you in mind when I start working on the lager street scene as I eventually plan to scratch build a few houses.

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