I know I’m late to this video by 6yrs, but oh my! Amazing idea!!!

@toypolloi

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks. Never to late.

Ewoks are so cool.

that is so creative. What a great effect. Top marks there, Dave. Would love to see more of this kind of thing. Thanks for that.

@toypolloi

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it

Such a cute and cozy-looking diorama

Please make more Diorama's!!! Your attention to detail and how you take the time to teach as you film is awesome! You are a great KZread Jedi Master!

@toypolloi

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks. I hope to do more soon. I'm currently working on something similar for a slave one.

Fantastic! Love the ewoks. I don’t have any but will now hunt for them so I can try and build this. Thank you 😊

I love Ewoks. You hit a home run with this. I want to try this one. Looks grrat.

I love ewoks

Nice work not into figures any linger but cool to see my childhood toy restored great work

What you did is amazing, wow !

@toypolloi

8 жыл бұрын

+Melody Graves Thanks.

YES! I don't even like Ewoks, but this is AMAZING. Can you make more dios like this one, please?

Brilliant david

Great job sir. Your diorama is very creative and really shows off your figures. It's much better to display your collection in such away rather than in some static poses IMHO. I'm going to give your idea a try though I'm not sure I can make mine look nearly as good as yours. Thanks for tips.

Amazing 👍👍👍👍👍

Really cool torches! Great display piece.

Incredible!

That would look nice with the village play set .

Wow that was amazing, I'm going to have to give it a go.

That is awesome. Great Job. Thanks for sharing.

This is just AMAZING, freaking sick!!

Bravo!

thats a great idea, really looks cool, well done

Great job love ewoks and love ur diorama

Awesome🔥

Great job

That looks great! time consuming but it was worth it in the end👍👍

Very good, I don't think it would be possible to make one much better on that scale. It is excellent to see how fairly boring stuff can be used to create these displays.

@toypolloi

10 жыл бұрын

Thanks. The tea lights work really well. And are very cheap.

Looks so good .well done :-)

Nice work mate

you should use thinner thread for tying the twigs together imo. I like the diorama a lot though. first time watching one of your vids.

@toypolloi

10 жыл бұрын

lugerginyu I did think that. But I quite like the ropey look of the thicker stuff. And I already had the thick string in my tool box :D

Will you be doing more diorama videos now? I always like videos like this for ideas. Great job?

Great diorama. Just wondering if you wired both LEDs to one switch? Another use for these tea lights is with the old Dagobah play set. Thanks to the opening for the tracks on the 'cave' side, no drilling needed. Yoda can finally have fire to warm up that bad soup.

@toypolloi

6 жыл бұрын

+Paul B Yeah, both wired into one switch. And it would look great in the dagobah set!

Love it! Great concept and design! Can you quickly explain the soldering step in the process (attaching the wires to the lights)?

@toypolloi

9 жыл бұрын

cheesefrog99 Take a look at these videos from xrobots: @watch?v=PtwX_x4sOro

Now you can survive on Endor if your speeder bike crashes

Love this, got all the bits together tea light led stripped and soldered them. However I'm stuck with fitting the wire connections back into the tea light to get the on/off switch to work. Anyone have any images of this please ? Thank you

@toypolloi

6 жыл бұрын

+Dean Brown I'll have to watch the video again myself as it was a long time ago that I made this. It would have been very simple as you just need the switch on one wire.

Hey Dave 🙂 Many moons ago, this was my first video watched of yours. Really like how you used natural items to build and it turned out great. Do you still use it as a display, or did it make it to the attic ready for rotation? Happy Friday.

@toypolloi

5 жыл бұрын

It's still on my windowsill, and works.

@Tim-57

5 жыл бұрын

@@toypolloi Cool, and of course it still works🙂

What is that device you use to hold wires and other electronics during soldering?

@toypolloi

6 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/nn2WmNFpZ7nZlKQ.html This is what I use.

I'm working on a Colonial Viper made from a Kenner X-Wing Fighter and I need some sticker decals for it. Please can you help?

@TheTWRModeller

7 жыл бұрын

I'm sorry, I don't have Facebook, but I am the Rebelscum Forums. forum.rebelscum.com/photogallery/data/500/Colonial_Viper_WIP_1.jpg and forum.rebelscum.com/photogallery/data/500/Colonial_Viper_WIP_2.jpg I hope these have helped.

Hi, how long do you think the wooden parts of the dio will last? Would you have to treat them with anything?

@toypolloi

3 жыл бұрын

It's still looking good seven years later.

@kelvinwood27

3 жыл бұрын

Toy Polloi that's good to hear

will the tree die after some time has passed or will it stay the same?

@toypolloi

7 жыл бұрын

The tree is already dead.

I'm going to take a guess and say you probably hate the ewok village playset.

@toypolloi

8 жыл бұрын

+sgf129 I have never owned one, but have no bad feelings towards it :D

@sgf129

8 жыл бұрын

it's not a bad playset but a lot of people give it hell because its an ewok toy, but I do agree with the majority in believing the robin hood retool is a much better toy for the ewoks, sadly I never owned the robin hood playset but I do have the ewok village.

@toypolloi

8 жыл бұрын

+sgf129 I do see them around from time to time. If I had the space I would probably get one. I just got the Turrey and Probot playset which is pretty nice, but only about half the size, and I don't have anywhere for that to go :D

Hi there That’s a great idea and it looks fab I build big scale diorama aswell u can check the vid in my channel.just a quick question..how many this light can connect to the standard switch (tea candle switch)at max? I have big ewok village diorama that probably need 20-25 light minimum..thanks for the help

@toypolloi

4 жыл бұрын

For that many lights you would need a bigger battery than just a single tealight holds. Might even be easier to power them from a few different batteries around the display to make it easier to hide the wires.

@NewryBakry

4 жыл бұрын

Toy Polloi thanks so much..really appreciated

Excellent job on the mini diorama. BTW, found something that you may get a little kick out of. Apparently, in the 1980s, Women's Day magazine had a couple of articles on making Star Wars action figure playsets for kids. Here's a webpage about it (they have scans of the actual pages. The link at the bottom of the page will lead you to it if you want to check them out): theswca.com/images-speci/womansday2/

@toypolloi

10 жыл бұрын

I like that! They used to do similar things on Blue Peter. I'll have to check if they ever did any Star Wars Stuff. I know they did Action man and Sindy.

@DanielS2001

10 жыл бұрын

Toy Polloi I figured you'd get a kick out of it (in fact, from the page I linked, they also have a link to a "Sci-Fi City" playset instructions that Women's Day previously written). I can't say I've heard of Blue Peter (may have to look at that), but I think its awesome that there was someone thinking about custom playsets/dioramas from stuff you can easily find that far back (I've seen people make playsets from foam core board, to cardboard, and even seen someone who took an old radio and repurposed it into a playset for 1980s G.I. Joe/Action Man figures. I've thumbed through a whole section of Figure Realm that has custom playsets of various sizes).

@toypolloi

10 жыл бұрын

Blue Peter is a famous British Kids TV show. They are well known for making a Thunderbirds Tracy Island. They have been on TV for years, so I'm sure there must be some other gemsthey made over the years. I prefer making things out of other cheap stuff, it just seems more creative and fun.

ONly thing missing is a BBQ spit with a skeleton because Ewoks eat people.