I just realized you made two entire brick walls, then covered them over entirely with plaster, only to reveal 3 or 4 tiny spots. This is Madman level dedication. I love it

@ladygrndr9424

Жыл бұрын

He also made that beautiful door, only to wreak it. He commits

@NathanInTheBath

Жыл бұрын

Yeah crazy levels of detail in this

@wabschall

3 ай бұрын

​@ladygrndr9424 its probably easier to make the whole door and then break it rather than meticulously fashion broken pieces that looks right. Like a reverse puzzle

@T.M.Motion-pictures

2 ай бұрын

The man is great at his job. He clearly ruined a holiday I didn’t even like that much. Thanks for being the next MatPat. My childhood is officially gone.

As a Scandinavian I can confirm that this is what we see in our dreams every night. Thank you for bringing our nightmares to life Adam :D Happy Easter!

@blodpudding

Жыл бұрын

In Sweden we don't really have easter bunny, but kids dress up as witches. Think The Witch meets Midsommar.

@lotlbo9009

Жыл бұрын

​@@prokt1602 Inte påsk kaninen, påsk haren

@frankierzucekjr

Жыл бұрын

Lmfao

@thecatbrat42

Жыл бұрын

​@@blodpudding Påskharen gömmer fortfarande ägg.

@shrekchicken506

Жыл бұрын

​@@thecatbrat42 Jag trodde att den feta tomten Nicholas lade äggen

My favorite recurring gag is "I will now carefully apply the texture" followed immediately by violent bashing

@judyma674

8 күн бұрын

Ha😅

I absolutely love “fortunately I happen to have this perfectly colored static grass just lying around as a result of purchasing it specifically for this project” 😂😂😂 it’s such an underrated line

We gotta get a collection tour. The amount of models you've made is crazy and seeing them all displayed together would be epic!

@LimittxdRBLX

Жыл бұрын

AGREEEED i second this

@desleymatthews3576

Жыл бұрын

Yessssssssss ❤

@alexh9614

Жыл бұрын

He's sad before that he only keeps the most recent and then gives them to other people

@noobtube7649

Жыл бұрын

I agree, and for an extra little spice, maybe a face reveal too

@parenthesiss

Жыл бұрын

It would be nice, but he’s said before that he doesn’t keep most of them. I think he either gives them to his friends/family or throws them away. Either way he probably wouldn’t have that many tiny nerdy things to show right now.

Thank you for ruining Easter for me!

@goofylazaga

Жыл бұрын

My birthday is in April

@TheGirraffe

Жыл бұрын

My Birthday is in April

@TheBrittishTroll

Жыл бұрын

When’s my birthday?

@jesusslefttittie8855

Жыл бұрын

​@@TheBrittishTroll in my house

@Jasoluna

Жыл бұрын

My April is in Birthday.

He masterfully just adds little details impulsively and they're fantastic each time

This is not only unsettiling, but also extremely well-made. Its crazy to see how good this man is at clay models.

As a Scandinavian, I can confirm that these creatures are commonly seen roaming the streets at dusk around this time of year. You made a brilliant sculpture as always! Keep up the amazing work!

@muurrarium9460

Жыл бұрын

Whaaa, there's more than one !?! 😶‍🌫

@user-yy4ot2xg8v

11 ай бұрын

Scandinavian

@SerbijaSupreme

5 ай бұрын

​@@muurrarium9460thousands of them

@Sonic.exe_uwu666

5 ай бұрын

YALL RUIN PEOPLES CHILDHOOD 4 A LIVEING how do I become Scandinavian?

@SerbijaSupreme

5 ай бұрын

@@Sonic.exe_uwu666 easy, hate on Swedes

the environment you built for the bunny was amazing, it felt like it’s own piece and i forgot about the bunny!

@oightKoreraAreEditable

Жыл бұрын

@@TippyHippy You mean your bunny, right?

I love how he proves he could do the math for proper brick sizes but chose not to because he felt like it. he just wanted us to know that he could if he wanted to

The idea it puts it's own spars fur in the basic is actually really interesting from a story telling method. Normally it would more food, so plenty of fur. But because the pickings are slim it's pulling it's fur out faster than it can get food to help it grow back.

As an Easter Bunny, I can confirm this is what I look like on Monday mornings,

@TheBeanWizard

Жыл бұрын

Omg 😂😂😂

@Craftlngo

Жыл бұрын

especially after Easter Sunday?

@TheBrittishTroll

Жыл бұрын

Can I have extra eggs? Please? Edit: Wait, u just said ‘an’ does this mean there r more of u?

@inputusername4763

Жыл бұрын

@@TheBrittishTroll yes, how do you think all the eggs get to those hard to reach areas at such fast speeds?

@TheBrittishTroll

Жыл бұрын

@@inputusername4763 How do u think Santa delivers presents to every child in one night?

Sometimes I think that I should be extremely concerned about Adam and how he comes up with these creations, but then I remember that I also do this and enjoy watching him create this monstrous masterpieces

@JustOneBiGirl

Жыл бұрын

I agree with you there mate XD

I just watched a bunch of your older videos thinking that it was 10 years old 😮 You sir. Have grown "A METRIC MOTHER LOADED FORGET TON. great job, this is what you're made for. Love what you do. Also, thank you for causing years of unbridled fear in my tiny nerdy kids😂

Adam, you're ridiculously talented. The stuff you build and sculpt seems to get better and better every time. You were already extremely talented, you're just at GOAT status now. Also you inspired me to try my hand at sculpting. It's now something me and my 4 year old son do together. So, thank you for that 💖

Easter is never gonna be the same again after watching this creature. It came out straight from Chernobyl ☢️ Edit: Happy Easter

@marshawargo7238

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely No One will EVER mistake him & Peter Cotton Tail!

@3DPlasticFantasy

Жыл бұрын

@@marshawargo7238 Never said it was mistake tho

@Potato_tomato47

8 ай бұрын

Nah this thing was made in Australia

North: “To CAREFULLY apply texture😊” Also North: *starts repeatedly beating what needs to be textured*

@aja1464

Жыл бұрын

he is absolutely hilarious

@jaseshamer7164

11 ай бұрын

Yeah’s my my gs

@gyroboy5929

7 ай бұрын

Those are always my favorite part

Hey i just wanted to say that i think your an amazing creator,my uncle is in the hospital and your videos,even the cursed ones are helping me calm down,my uncle was just like a father to me so this is very worrying for me but thanks to you,its gotten easier for me.thanks:update:he did'nt make it

@TserentogtokhGongor

6 ай бұрын

345

@gigachad9531

6 ай бұрын

@@TserentogtokhGongor thanks

Looks amazing, only things I would change is having the glass actually sit in the window frame and putting the Toothfairy picture in a lopsided hanging picture frame. Oh also I would have given the Easter Bunny long flat buck teeth instead of round fangs, buck teeth are just too iconic for rabbits.

You know, a tempting basket of easter eggs sitting in THAT room is actually a little disturbing in itself. Then of course there's the pure nightmare fuel above! And yes it does put me in mind of that Twilight Zone; The Movie, monstrosity. Terrific work Adam, and thankyou, thankyou, thankyou for NOT sculpting those parts of the bunny for which they're infamous - phew!

@wolfyboy

5 ай бұрын

You mean it's "easter eggs"?

The detail you put into the background on this one is really inspired, Adam. I love the brick, then the plaster, then the weathering and water damage you applied all in turn, it's really a great showcase for this wonderfully mangy diseased nightmare of a Beaster Bunny. Very well done, and the extra touches really make this piece.

@oofyxd647

Жыл бұрын

The way you said Adam, it sounds like you know him.

@DanyandFreddy987

Жыл бұрын

You know this is very disrespectful to god right

@johnp1806

Жыл бұрын

@Oofy XD it doesn't make it a parasocial relationship to refer to creators by the way they introduce themselves. He doesn't start his videos with "Hiya folks, my name is North of the Border and I like to make Tiny, Nerdy Things" after all. I make no pretense of knowing him, but I will refer to him the way he introduced himself

@johnp1806

Жыл бұрын

@@DanyandFreddy987 god is free to leave a comment themselves. KZread is open to all

@_whytheyallgone

Жыл бұрын

It great but the bunny is the size of the house. Imagine that is real life.

8:09 monster chawawa

Watching while eating lunch might not've been the smartest thing I've done this week 0.0 I love the detail you put into everything, and I particularly enjoyed the longer run time on this one! Spending more time in your (crazy/disturbing/amazing) world is alway a very good time!

This has to be my favorite sculpture/diorama by far. I’m an absolute sucker for old, abandoned-looking buildings/houses, and a fan of creepy rabbity things!

@rabidfox1179

Жыл бұрын

I found my people....

@halcyon_exb

Жыл бұрын

There was another sculpture/diorama channel I watched before discovering Adam that had a lot of those kind of stuff (as in abandoned structures and such), and if I could remember what it’s called I might be able to link it here

@fredericapanon207

Жыл бұрын

@@halcyon_exb You might be thinking of @AbandonedMiniatures. He does really cinematic stuff; he's gone all out with his lighting and camera equipment.

This is a great birthday present, starting off the day with the fear of man made horrors beyond my comprehension 😃

@A_Man_Who_Says_Hello8538

Жыл бұрын

Hello and happy birthday!

@ItsDannyBoy

Жыл бұрын

@@A_Man_Who_Says_Hello8538 thank you man who says hello

@ItsDannyBoy

Жыл бұрын

@@ezrasirman7414 thank you Angry Doge

@something21893

Жыл бұрын

Not noot (Happy birthday)

@ItsDannyBoy

Жыл бұрын

@@something21893 thank you pingu pfp

Fun fact, rabbits actually have 5 toes on their front paws and 4 toes on their back paws 6:14

3:17 the fact that you ACTUALLY brushed it lightly was both oddly infuriating and satisfying, with a hint of shocking

This is this most horrifying birthday gift I could’ve gotten today. Thank you for the nightmare fuel, Adam! It’ll come in handy!

@megthefrostdragon

Жыл бұрын

Happy birthday my dude/dudette/dude-don't

@foodofthegods

Жыл бұрын

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

@michellesmith7859

Жыл бұрын

I wish you would do plants versus zombies

@-b-g-

Жыл бұрын

happy belated birthday

@ali1ff3

Жыл бұрын

my birthday is in april

While you were building the room, I almost forgot about the Easter bunny! Seeing how large he was in comparison to the small room is kind of terrifying!

please make more amazing scultpured diorama's like this, im obsessed with diorama's and i feel like a christmas one for this year would be amazing, your sculptures are impressive!

I would love to see more of this type of stuff. Morbid versions of fairy tales and mythology is so cool and to see other people's take on them is super awesome.

As terrifying as the bunny is, that Easter basket is legitimately adorable

Hey Adam I was wondering if at the end of the year ( I know it's far away ) if you could do a collection of all the sculptures you made that year and rank them. It would be so cool to see all the terrifying creations you've made.

@imcrazyimcrazyimcrazy

Жыл бұрын

Yeeesss

@EmmaHernandez-ip9qc

11 ай бұрын

🎉🎉🎉you are better than me

@goofypillowcase

10 ай бұрын

genius

New subscriber here. Incredible work. Your sculpting skills are amazing as well as the scratch building. So many modelers now days are using 3D printing to create their subjects which is fine but hand sculpting your subjects to me is what a true artist is. Would loved to have seen an unsuspecting kid coming through the door to collect the basket of easter eggs. I'm a plastic model builder and have never built a diorama but it is something I want to try.

Such an amazing piece of art! The details are so great.

great sculpture Adam, seriously. just a quick question: what’s the first most important chocolate hiding bunny related holiday? 😅

@Oakwolfboi

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, I was wondering that too

@calebalva7073

Жыл бұрын

Valanines day? 🤨

@Oakwolfboi

Жыл бұрын

@@calebalva7073 not quite bunny-related, though but it could be

@katek5067

Жыл бұрын

@@Oakwolfboi playboy bunny lingerie maybe?

@amandas7910

Жыл бұрын

“Great Friday” is in the timestamp at that joke lol

i'm very impressed with how accurately you captured the likeness of the scandinavian wererabbit considering you have never seen one in real life

@kinda_cold_in_the_closet

9 ай бұрын

excuse me. IN REAL LIFE?

@Mafuyuassahina

7 ай бұрын

⁠@@kinda_cold_in_the_closetyeah, they come out around easter which is why they’re seen as the easter bunny :)) i think they’re more common in norway, though, as i usually only see a few of them in my country (sweden) /j

@thomasrose1080

4 ай бұрын

​@@Mafuyuassahina of course your joking no ones ever seen one in person. They don't leave anyone alive. Before recording equipment their looks where just hypothesised from the damage from attacks,

Your clay and style overall inspires me deeply as a person who tries to make stop motion videos.

After watching 2 of your videos, I instantly got addicted to your art :)

Well done, Adam. It’s an Easter Miracle. You managed to “resurrect” the nightmares I had suppressed from watching the “pull a rabbit out of a hat” scene from the Twilight Zone movie.

@negotiableaffections

Жыл бұрын

We are still out here and we hear you! You are not alone, but for talking about it you may get your mouth sealed up!

you've gotten so good at sculpting, it's incredible how creative and talented you are

its really cool to see how amazing this is, and also to know your work improves so much in the future. everything you do is so impressive to me

Wow, amazing..... I really like your project as well, I have watched them again and again multiple times.... Just amazing! Thank you for sharing your visions!

It sorta remains me of a few nightmares (not really serious, but still uneasy) I had when I was a kid after watching the stop motion movie, Wallace and Gromit: Curse of the Were-rabbit (2005), it was around the time when I watched scary movies like JAWS, Scream etc. Even though I was very young, I knew what movies were, and I knew it was fiction, but the image of a scary looking rabbit that's either large in size or with a monstrous design freaked me out! This is an incredible piece of sculpting, as with all the other sculpts you've done of taking fictional characters and turning them into monstrous or realistic versions of them.

@johnrhines6626

Жыл бұрын

how do you defeat a Were Rabbit? with a gold bullet....25 karat!

@eatz15

Жыл бұрын

We need a scary rabbit horror movie

Y'know what, I could pretend to be surprised, but honestly this is just par for the course for a NOTB craft. looks great Adam, I'm gonna have nightmares for days 👍

Wonderful creation. After seeing how well you made the eggs, I wondered what you could have made if you tried to make a candy land easter creation. Maybe with a dark twist?

so incredible. love coming back to your channel after a few months and binging!!!!!!

This is a perfect Scandinavian beaster bunny, and looks exactly like what the elders warned us about. It’s perfect! 😍

0:06 - Wait, easter is the second most important chocolate-hiding bunny-themed holiday? What was the first?

@Nugget335

Ай бұрын

Idk

Just started to watch your videos, already like how you incorporate at home material as tools. Very clever and useful.

The atmosphere really pulls this peice together. Kudos, you could have just stopped at the rabbit but the whole house peice is spectacularly done!

Dude, you are so fucking amazing, reasons being: 1- you are full of creative, fresh ideas, even if you are basing your design on something traditional. 2- you always pose your creatures in dynamic, new, exciting poses. 3- you are a fantastic sculptor, for all of your improvisation you really know what you are doing. 4- your bases are always different and fantastic. Hands down my fav youtube sculpting channel.

The videos get funnier and the quality of the work is always top notch. I watched a time lapse of another artist do a similar sized diorama and it really made me appreciate all the little bits of detail that go into yours. Not that there’s wasn’t good, but the textures and extra touches really do make your work stand out in a great, horrific way.

That was so much fun to watch. Great job. Love watching your videos. 👍

This is so awesome ☺ #thanks for the insight into the creation of this amazing piece of art. I am from Germany and a self-employed craftsman. I can say from a technical point of view your house model is absolutely correct. And the color scheme is great too. 👍 awesome Work.

Just finished watching a Drawfee episode where Julia went ahead and made a clay model, and I immediately thought of your channel! 😂 Great video! Love seeing all your creepy redesigns.

@dreamerwav698

10 ай бұрын

god i need those two channels to collab

@scarf_and_the_squid

9 ай бұрын

bro I’m high of that episodeeeee

as an actual easter bunny for character meets and egg hunts, this is absolutely how i feel after four hours hopping in a mascot suit.

Ever considered making a battle scene where the biggest holiday figures fight each other, maybe even with armies of workers aiding them? Santa with elves & reindeer, Easter Bunny with chicken chicks and bunnies/hares, Pumpkin King with Halloween monsters & maybe scarecrows, Tooth Fairy with fairies & maybe tooth trolls, and maybe some of the more obscure holiday figures like the fey and spirits of midsummer.

Shows that you didn't grow up in a slum - else you'd know straight away that doors are always broken at the lowest part, away from hinge - precisely where one would kick em'. That's my kinda Easter.

10:53 Haha "bricked up" ..anyway this was such an amazingly horrifying Beasterbunny and I can't wait to see more of these glorious monstrosities

The fact that I was more enraptured watching you build the room is wild to me, I absolutely would watch more room building

I would love to buy this! I love horror and rabbits so this is the perfect conversation piece!!!

Seeing this just affirms my idea that you could make a really good version of those purple demon things from the first scooby Doo movie. You making those, maybe make it more morbid with blood or some torn up clothes from the gang and scooby's collar and bang! Perfect video like always, keep it up!

this is by far one of the best dioramas you've done

This was hilarious! Especially the retort regarding wet brushing the floor boards... 😂😂😂

As others have said, in Scandinavia it is the Easter Hare that brings the chocolate eggs. You made the long ears of a hare, so you got that part right!

I love this idea, what a fun and cherry twist on an otherwise wholesome holiday.

Excellently creepy Easter rabbit you’ve made there! Not to add another movie in the mix to the other ones in the comments (all on point I may add) but it really reminds me of the Easter bunny in Bill and Ted’s Bogus Journey but turned up to horrifying 11.

to date, this is the most disturbing video of yours I've ever had the fortune to witness. I've seen all of your videos multiple times, but its taken me eight months to be able to come back to this one. well done

How is it this man always manages to make something incredibly beautiful but also extremely, extremely uncomfortable at the same time.

I'm thoroughly terrified, and at this point, that means that Adam did his job quite well

Me and the wife really enjoyed this one good job! We would really like to see more dark fairy tale dioramas from you.

I love it Adam, outstanding sculpture. Love ur content. Thank you!!

The fact that the room, let alone the Easter Bunny looks real. Its like i'm watching a documentary. A couple ideas on something you should make: -A witch, and if you want to take it far, make pillgrums around it so it could be like they are being sentenced. -Possibly a Wendigo? Maybe one that is in the forest/and or hunting 4 hoomans. -Sirenhead? Maybe him and a street backround? -And finally, A Siren? Like the ones that trick sailors with their 'Siren song'?

This is PERFECT! I’m currently working on an Easter DnD oneshot and was making my Easter bunny creepy and it actively hunts. The wererabbit idea is genius. My idea was slightly different however, in the fact that my Easter bunny would live in a cave and is more cyclops-like but still a twisted and very much giant rabbit-like figure. This has given me many more ideas!

This reminds me of that episode of the Twilight Zone where that kid kidnaps people and forces them to be his family. It's a really good episode. The bunny in a Hat looks like this.

@troin3925

3 ай бұрын

That was from the movie.

Your commentary, camera work and your sculpting skills are just perfect! Keep up the fantastic work!!!!

As always, your creativity and attention to detail are insane, this is by far the most deeply disturbing creature you've produced. Bravo! And happy good enough Friday. The juxtaposition of the Easter eggs with against the rest is *chefs kiss

“He wants YOUR eggs.” -Easter Bunny survivor, 1987. All knowledge of The Easter Bunny is located here. First sightings known: a ragged scroll found in a ruin, depicting a Rabbit burying eggs into someone. It is unknown if this was The Easter Bunny or his one of his Rabbits.

@liamcarson493

Жыл бұрын

How did you post this comment before the video was released!

@Anglerslime

Жыл бұрын

@@liamcarson493 I didn’t! KZread likes to make it seem like as if I did, but the truth is I commented a few seconds after it was released

@turkey4802

Жыл бұрын

I like the idea of Easter Rabbits working like Bees or Ants, there is an “original” Easter Bunny (Queen) and other rabbits, working for them. They are like hawk tarantulas and will bury colorful eggs into any medium/large animal, these eggs are EXTREMELY poisonous and will cause irritation when touched. When hatched, they will eat away with their large teeth until nothing, not even bones.

I've always loved modeling. I only just recently realized that I don't have to wait for "airplane model kits" to come out. I can make my own.

"fortunately, I happen to have this perfectly colored static grass just lying around as a result of purchasing specifically for this project. Now to stick to my rabbit, I have just the tool..." That 100% slayed me! Adam, you are an absolutely hilarious person. Thanks for sharing! Also, holy crap do you make truly stellar tiny nerdy things!

You can tell he was having fun cause of how much work he put into it. Great job Adam👍

I love the creepy clay figures, keep it up!

when videos are short to make sculptures but really its take hours the build sculptures... keep up the great work man.

I'd like to think this speaks for a lot of your long-time fans, but sometimes folks really just don't care. either way, I'd feel like a terrible human if I didn't offer up the sentiment that your fans love and see how much work and effort you put into these weekly videos. that said, I can only imagine how much STRESS doing something like this every week can be putting on you. these wonderful projects you dedicate yourself to putting forward take so much effort and time, and the schedule you put these videos out might be giving off a less than realistic idea of just how much you do to get the videos and projects out on time, because god knows it's NOT simple! you deserve the time to enjoy the holidays with your loved ones like everyone else! TLDR; as a loving and dedicated fan, I worry for you and your mental health based on the schedule you've made for yourself, and hope you're truly doing well with it! your real fans would much rather see videos from you less frequently in order to know your mental health was thriving! sorry to ramble, but this has gnawed at me a bunch lately! take care of yourself and your fam, Adam! we're so proud of you!!

This is by far my favourite one yet. The level of detail is awesome and that werebunny is incredible. Awesome stuff

the end result is literally a sodding masterpiece. your imagination; your skills WOW !! and i enjoyed your commentary. subbed

That's disturbing as hell. Well done. The magical grass adhering machine is brilliant. I love your work.

Adam after making this you should totally make a wendigo.

After this now I want to see a stop motion animation with this creation 😂😂 Awesome video!

@davezad

Жыл бұрын

This does exist, for what it's worth. Watch the Twilight Zone Movie where the kid with super powers torments his family. One scene has a magician. He's desperately trying to put on a good show in fear of this super kid. At one point the kid insists, menacingly, that he should pull a rabbit out of his hat. The magician is immediately reluctant to because super kid can control reality with his thoughts. But he has no choice. So very slowly he reaches into the hat, and out comes this scary bunny, in stop motion, towering over them all. It was highly disturbing and still is even thinking about that.

8:35 lol. love ur sculpture so much!

One of your best projects yet, well done

You, sir, are getting way too good at this. It's not just good, but good enough, lol It's great to see how much you've truly mastered your craft.

I love your creative and horrid interpretations of things. I chuckled several times, which made my start into the day a lot better, love your humor xD Also, as you were working on the room i got so immersed in it's scale that i was actually surprised how large the bunny was when you brought it back in xD

If I remember correctly, Anya, from Buffy the Vampire Slayer, was once a Scandinavian woman before becoming a vengeance demon, and Anya was scared of bunnies. Interesting......

WOW that is one of your very best masterpieces!!! I love it when you do things as realistically as possible. (Yes I'm aware it's a beaster-bunny, but you know what I mean)

This is your best video to date. The quality of the build. The humor. The cuts. “Good Enough Friday”. 10/10

Alternate title: Energizer bunny after eating too many batteries The easter bunny, tooth fairy, zombie santa, what's next? The boogeyman? Jack frost? A leprechaun?

10:02 animation is great. (also the music during that creeped me out and idk why)