A Cog Knights messenger rides into Jaffa Factory: Mad Jeff #39
Robo bees and a new combine harvester came first, in three episodes of the wasteland modpack Harry and Nick built for the Yogscast crew.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
Dunc's Got a Brand New Combine Harvester! | Jaffa Factory: Mad Jeff #38
Duncan spent the week in the wasteland. All three uploads were new episodes of Jaffa Factory: Mad Jeff, the custom modpack and adventure map that Harry and Nick built for the group. The tags point to a Mad Max theme and to Create, the Minecraft mod known for its spinning cogs and conveyor belts. That fits a series where the machinery is half the fun.
The run started with "Robo Bees!", and its description dares viewers to say "robo bee port" five times fast. Next came "Dunc's Got a Brand New Combine Harvester!", whose title nods to the old Wurzels novelty song. It has gathered the most views of the three, past 36,000. Then the story took a turn in "An Emissary from the Desert": a stranger arrives with word from the Cog Knights. That newest episode is the one people are pressing play on right now. Perhaps the plot hook did its job.
The channel as a whole held steady, with daily views right around its usual level. Among the Minecraft creators closest to Duncan in size, that is not the norm this week. xisumavoid, CaylusCraft, al1 and Knarfy are all running well below their usual pace, while Lynix is having a lively stretch and fWhip is holding firm. Duncan simply kept turning up at 6:30 with another episode of the factory.
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The videos drawing views on Duncan right now
- Channel
- Duncan
- Subscribers
- 1,700,000
- Videos published this week
- 3
- Video published
- September 27, 2026
- Video views so far
- 36,423
- Views on its first day
- 23,710
The numbers
Here is how Duncan's channel and his three new Mad Jeff episodes stand.
💡 Test your knowledge
Mad Jeff borrows its wasteland theme from Mad Max. Who directed the original 1979 Mad Max?
Australian director George Miller made Mad Max in 1979 and later directed Mad Max: Fury Road.



