Whoever made the Stargate diorama is my favourite ever person.

@smidgenfae5325

2 ай бұрын

I'm not entirely proud of the sound I made when I saw it

Smashing the rod for a spearhead is 10/10 clever. I look forward to seeing that guy in action!

Dude I absolutely LOVE the song "Now We Are Free" from Gladiator, listening to it on Spotify while watching this video.. 😍 Also, thank you for hosting the art challenge and supporting and mentoring smaller art KZreadrs like me. It's always a lot of fun to see what everyone else comes up with, and discovering awesome new KZread channels from everyone who participated.

Make this a series

@RealAndySkibba

2 ай бұрын

^this

@maxwellsmith1578

2 ай бұрын

^this

@Olibro777

2 ай бұрын

^This

@enchantedpig2717

2 ай бұрын

No

@327tharethebest3

2 ай бұрын

What would the other stuff be?

This is the type of Chanel that never disappoint you

"Are you not entertained?!?!" - Boylei Gladiator Time

Viewing your projects is part of the Sunday morning norm. Your posted projects are always a treat! Thanks. See you next week.

What a cool build, and I love the way you inspire others to create. This is my favorite KZread channel! Thanks Boylei!

Patrons did a fine job.

THIS... IS... AESTHETICALLY PLEASING!!!

Lovely project. The skin painting looks really good❤

Amazing work!! You should make a Dune diorama🎉😊

Incredible work, as always, Boylei! You never fail to impress! 70th like.

Your Patrons do some awesome work. And so do you.👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Ah... Simple yet effective. Very good Mister Boylei.

I love how you’re showing us your process in finding new techniques. It’s incredibly satisfying as an artist to watch someone else try something new and absolutely nail it. Great work, as usual :)

I really like these gladiator dioramas. I think I will watch Ridley Scotts Gladiator tonight thanks to your inspiration! ❤

‘From looney toons to realistic’ 😂

Citadel Reikland fleshshade over flat white. It was take several passes with the fleshshade but you also run it through an airbrush as well.

The competition diorama of ancient history lesson with the dinosaurs is 10/10 LOL

Wow you are so good at this! I love seeing your progress over the months/years, and it's inspiring how you are always working to hone new skills and learn new things regarding to your craft. Thanks for the cool diorama Boylei.:)

Mini Forge has some great skin painting tutorials, short and easy to follow

Its like a assassins creed odyssey diorama very cool plus ridley scotts gladiator is one of my all time favourite period movies

Outstanding video, build and presentation.

6:30 flash backs of that fly in my room

Absolutely Incredible as always. 👍👍👍

Every time I see a boylei video in the evening, I get so happy. This is pure relaxation for me

These are so rad!! I love how you did the skin, all of those layers made it look fantastic!

Always fun when Boylei works up something in 1/32 scale and from brands I recognize.

Looks awesome!

Glad to see you’re becoming more skilled using that airbrush!

The skin tones look great!

Awesome awesome awesome!!!

That was good, thank you!

Great as ever 🙌🏻

As always, a superb video... impeccable talent on display! Also I gotta say, man... you just seem like a super neat guy... the way you include your Patreon members' work in your videos shows just how much you appreciate them. Top notch, brother!!!

Ted Kuhn❤I Loved your Old School Diorama! Dinosaurs in a classroom, does that chalkboard say "Ancient History 10 Years Ago" 😮???😂 Love It!❤

Great skin tones! Great work as usual.

Fantastic work! 👌💪👍

Incredible work, as always! Could you also imagine a Dune diorama?

I keep reminding myself to keep it simple, to make it look scaled back and focused on the right things. Darn hard but you always make it look really great!

Fantastic work! You always find something new ))))

No kidding. Literally listened to that tune about half an hour before uplaoad

making that spear with the pliers is one of the most casually clever things I’ve seen on this channel

Patrons killed it on the designs

lovely diorama

I found your account a couple of days ago and i just cant stop watching! All your dioramas are so amazing and detailed i love it.

So underrated

Most Impressive

Very impressive diorama. Well done.

Oh yeah baby

This came out amazing! And thank you for the fun crafting community! I’m really enjoying myself and am excited for your next challenge.

Excellent work. Thank you for the content.

I think you did a phenomenal job with the skin, well done!

Absolutely love it ❤

One of my favorites was the Hades and Persephone Light Box Life one

Like the “after Christ” mention 👌🏽👌🏽

Idea for your imaginary west, hunters trying to steal eggs from a titanic bird

Fantastic build!

Your content inspires me so much, you're one of my favorite artists.

Really well done.

After Thursday's video, I didn't realize how important the sounds of the crafts were.

More greco-roman stuff would be sick! And I think it could weirdly fit with the western setting 😂

This makes me want to make my own diorama.

great job with an interesting subject 👍

another TOP QUALITEEEEE diorama. and a massive thumbs-up for showcasing other peoples' work - and there are some good 'uns there for SURE

Very well done!

Honestly love this, its just so good

Cool as always. 👍

Can you do a studio tour for a 1 million subscriber special? Would love to see where you keep all your dioramas!

Your figures have improved greatly.

Awesome build, as always, brotha. Anyone else absolutely LOVE the Noah's Ark diorama at 9:13?

Nice job on the diorama looks fantastic also a enjoyment Sundays watching the great videos you do Thanks for sharing your work

You nailed the skin and metal man! I hope to see more dioramas in the future with this scale of models. Thanks for hosting the challenge, it was a blast!

I have an idea for the next imaginary wild west video, would if you made a little cliff and waterfall with a little lake at the bottom with a monster drinking from it and a person watching the animal behind some rocks.

Interesting approach to skin I am going to try this

There's a book called "A voice in the wind" by Francine Rivers, and I think you might like it. The build reminded me of it.

For your wild imaginary west series, could you make a hawk lifting a wagon into the air?

I would love to see you create more Ancient Rome dioramas! I may not be a man but I think about the Roman Empire daily.

The wild imagery Roman times would be fun. I'd love to see a giant monster destroy the Colosseum.

Class!

I was entertained. 👍

You should do the lab from Breaking Bad. Keep up your great work 🖤🖤

Very cool.

Amazing work. It doesn't seem much of a leap to imagine a scene like this happening in some frontier city in Roman Germania.

This is so cool

Neat.

Love it

very nicely done, those polyethylene figures aren't the easiest thing to deal with

Liquid latex is great as a masking device and it’s a lot cheaper than the name brand companies “Liquid Mask” products. All you need to do is apply your base coat and then using a fine brush you apply the latex to the areas you would like to mask. Then you can use a toothbrush dipped in warm water to take it off. It works great and liquid latex is really cheap. I bought a 500 ml bottle for $14 AU.

Two videos in one week I'm feeling spoiled.

That turned out awesome! You have a good eye for detail, something I need to work on lol

Good job

9:32 yo that's crazy, I saw his video of him making that diorama!

he called it good!

Thanks! you are good in both Sculpture and Storytelling. Love it. Did you think about Sargon from Prince of Persia? it is 1- Ancient 2- Has story to tell + your added imagination 3- Different background scenes

Too cool

Whenever I am trying to recreate the texture of sand/snow in miniature, I almost always turn to a mixture of baking soda, a little bit of 50/50 water and PVA, and unsanded tile grout. Just mix and apply.

Magnifique

been going through your videos and am quite inspired. im working on a model railroad (HO Scale. planning stages) with my Dad and these videos are quite informative as to the process. i have a problem however. you use a lot of tools and materials that many beginners, myself included, dont have. i was wondering if you'd be able to do a sort of "on a budget" mini series; where you try and make something with minimal budget, including tools and paints (not that you'd buy the tools again. just include any tools you need in the budget). i think doing some projects within the resource and skill range of beginners would be helpful for those of us to get into the hobby.