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Head on train crash movie, on a bridge, derailment after collision, behind the scenes. HO scale fail
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Behind the scenes of a large-scale miniature stunt sequence filmed using real trains, a custom-built bridge, and practical effects techniques. This project recreates a dramatic movie action scene using HO 1:87 scale models, filmed with multiple high-speed cameras to capture realistic motion and impact — no CGI, no digital effects. Inspired by the film "Under Siege 2: Dark Territory", this video focuses on practical filmmaking, miniature engineering, and physical stunt execution. Watch the full breakdown and build process in the long version: 👉 https://youtu.be/FYPPNfVjMTI Casey Ryback (Steven Seagal) escaped just before the trains crashing and derailing ;) 0:00 Final rendering 0:19 Build the bridge 1:17 Tests with trains 2:02 Final preparations before filming and fails ! 2:30 Take 1 with multi-angle view, crash and derailments 2:57 Take 2 with multi-angle view, train wreck Bridge designed by me then 3D printed by: https://www.facebook.com/cd3dprint & https://3d.ras.ovh Miniature freight Southern Pacific train HO Scale : 4x locomotives SD40T-2 Athearn + 10x custom tank cars Jouef Miniature Grand Continental passenger train HO Scale : 2x locomotives GP35 & GP40 Athearn + 5x passenger car Superliner Con-Cor + 1x baggage car Athearn Slow motion cameras: Sony A7S III - 2K 240 fps Sony A7S III - 4K 120 fps (slowed down during editing) Sony FX9 - 2k 180 fps (slowed down during editing) Sony FX6 - 2k 120 fps (slowed down during editing) Panasonic GH5s - 2k 180 fps (slowed down during editing) Gopro Hero9 Black - 2k 200 fps ------------------------------------------------------------------- 📩 Contact : miniaturesfx@gmail.com
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