That's by far one of the best sculptures you ever made. Thomas is so innocent I could never imagine him a creepy zombie train. I wish there would be such a movie.
@@3DPlasticFantasy Oh yeah. In my mind, all I can picture is a movie about human warriors navigating a post apocalyptic world ruled by living carnivorous vehicles. What would you title that? I mean, there’s a movie about solar rays making vehicles sentient called Maximum Overdrive, but it ain’t exactly what I got in mind
I just love how you've Made your sculptures so far, it's crazy and incredible to see how you combine something kind of innocent with gore, terror and even in some cases with cosmic horror, I also make sculptures on my own, and you're a great inspiration every day, thank you so much, and have an excellent night.
This dark version of Thomas is definitely the best I've seen in a long time. Worthy of a true horror movie, the amount of detail you put into it is incredible, very good job 👍
Amazing work on the zombie Thomas that amount of detail is crazy also love that one of the zombies is doing Johnathan pose from Jojo makes it even better
Amazing work. This version reminds me of Choo Choo Charles (would love to see you make him if you haven’t already) especially since he’s based of of Thomas
i love seeing messed up horror-trains. they rarely get any attention....but Thomas and friends do bring great, terrifying, potential. well done! -now to wait patiently for Choo Choo Charles-
Ого, глядя на этот проект у меня прям воображение разыгралось. Так и вижу как грохотом и фырчащим хохотом несётся по рельсам этот поезд, а из трубы валит жгучий черно-желтый дым😬 У сестры была детская книжка на английском про этот паровозик, а теперь вот такое криппи преображение😆
Awesome work, as always! I´d Love to see a HalfLife Headcrab made much Scarier in your Style :) What id also would love, is a "Beginners" Tutorial with little tips for people who want to try this thierself. but id never ask you for your secrets :)
This is absolutely incredible. It’s one thing seeing the finished article and thinking “that’s cool” but seeing the process and how much work and detail goes into these works of art blows me away
This makes me wonder; was there some sort of virus that affected the train world? Canonically we know that the vehicles from the island are the only alive ones left (at least so I've heard) so if there was a virus, did it affect humans or vehicles first? How did it spread from human to vehicle? Is the helicopter alright cause he can fly? I'm having too many questions for an artistic video lmao
Maybe, an illness/ zombie outbreak happened and so some people fled to the “abandoned” island. after finding these living vehicels they started relying on them for comany, maybe one sick person (accidently brought across) coughed or managed to infect the engine of one of these vehicals causing this strange mutation to spread through the exhaust infecting not inly the rest of the people but the trains too!
One, the helicopter's name is Harold in case you were wondering. And two, I have an original character capable of creating living breathing monsters and creatures from scratch by magically infusing raw material with organic mechanisms. In the case of what you're thinking of, I like to think that the organics of what created Thomas and Friends combined with COVID-19 created a deadly mutative virus that spread to the rest of the island
I like this kind of art he've done. he's art is so creative and fun to watch. they make me wonder how horrifying will next one than the original characters.
Everything is awesome as always, until the end…. The lack of scenery like grass or dirt makes me feel like you rushed at the end. No ballast to hold the railroad ties in place, but of course all this can still be added
That’s fucking wicked! I love it. You should commission someone to do a powered version of this beast, either in HO Gauge, or on Gauge 1 like the original live action models of the characters. This is perfect for the Sodor Fallout world. So, All Engines Go, eat your heart out.
