Awwww, SNAP! Your skill is exceptional, sir! And THANK YOU for the shout-out! I'm so glad the torch technique helped your gluing! :D

@N1ck00

2 жыл бұрын

Even in writing I can still hear his velvety voice.

@prof.maniak5925

2 жыл бұрын

@@N1ck00 Me too

@Monkeyshaman

2 жыл бұрын

🙏 Crafsman the innovator.

@derekdodder

2 жыл бұрын

I love this so much!!! TheCrafsMan is my hero

@gojirazillasaurus6341

2 жыл бұрын

NO WAY it’s crafsman I love his channel ❤️!

Besides creating a masterpiece, the stories about the people and the creatures of the land, makes one feel the experience first hand. Great job, as always.

@MattandSadieBug

2 жыл бұрын

This would be a bad ass plot to a video game or movie!

@chris_wizzudz

2 жыл бұрын

@@MattandSadieBug A video game on this world would be so much fun!

@Tank50us

2 жыл бұрын

@@chris_wizzudz I know right? This guy needs to write down his worlds 'bible', so a game, movie, or TV series could be made!

@jercaldin318

Жыл бұрын

@@MattandSadieBug book series or tabletop game

@3nertia

9 ай бұрын

@@jercaldin318 I wouldn't mind a Wild Imaginary West ttrpg lol

Now... did you know ahead of this that you could use this method to make treebark? Or did you sit back and say, "huh... that looks just like treebark"?

@Boylei

2 жыл бұрын

The latter

@NorthoftheBorder

2 жыл бұрын

@@Boylei Roughly 100% of my advice comes the same way.

@ProjAthenaSpecBio

Жыл бұрын

@@NorthoftheBorder lol

Love your work, really digging the monster old west feel. A camp site would be neat. Cowboys cooking monster meat over a fire. Maybe some kind of wolf/monster waiting just outside of the fire light. Just an idea.

@crzapyb1937

2 жыл бұрын

This x100. Like a circle of steam punk wagons, a roaring fire, a spit, and an unspeakable horror in the shadows. You could use a light in the fire to create ambience.

@pmedic523

2 жыл бұрын

Yea that's a totally dope idea. Totally agree.

If school taught me anything it's this - spare wheels are important but so are spare wagon axles and tongues. Watch out for that dysentery!

I hit the like button three times because I "Gotta Have It"

@Boylei

2 жыл бұрын

Coldstone was ahead of its time

I don’t know how long it takes you to do these every week, but i look forward to every Sunday! I appreciate your hard work in consistently uploading.

@J-154

2 жыл бұрын

same!

That's a great wild west monster hunt diorama 👏👏. Thank you also for the tip for using the super glue. Very helpful 🙏

@kenmcvittie3584

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah it's little shares like that, that are so helpful. Have a good week.

Dude I get unreasonably excited when you post another Alt Wild West vid, love these builds!

You've managed to create a lot of consistent, coherent, high-quality work in an interesting world. Wild WIld West meets Fallout, and it doesn't look goofy.

The best part about finding "new" crafts channels is having a load of videos to binge and pump up my own inspiration. Thank you so much for the art - and that includes the stories, as I really enjoy listening and watch your universe come to life :D

I really like the freehand conversions that you do with the miniatures and the dioramas themselves, but what I feel most impressed about is the storytelling with the dioramas. Once you finish your last creation, you will be able to tell a story with miniatures, and that is something I have never seen done. well done.

Huge fan of this series. In the future I'd love to see a video featuring some of these so called "small to medium" size monsters. I'm particularly curious to see what sort of beings could become exotic pets

Amazing! What about making boat-base with some monsters there? Boat base is movable camp.

Sir, your imaginative modeling is what keeps me coming back but the story you are weaving with each additional build is just the cherry on top bonus. Thank you!

Hats off, impressive piece bro!

Your creations remind me the movie “The Valley of Gwangi” from 1969. Super Cool!

This is my favorite series of all time on KZread.

"Dear diary: It's been several days now since my husband Pete and his friend Clyde went out hunting. Nobody has heard of them since. I wonder if it's too early to start dating again. I got with Pete 2 weeks after Charles got caught by a bone crunching turtle. Men around these parts don't last very long, and a woman has her needs..."

@handleonafridge6828

2 жыл бұрын

That last line sounds like a movie quote, I don’t know what movie it would be in but it does

@guyinaplaguemask

2 жыл бұрын

@@handleonafridge6828 Rango

@DoctorZisIN

2 жыл бұрын

@@guyinaplaguemask now I gotta watch that.

@deeznuts-kw6yv

2 жыл бұрын

A few minutes later. _/reapers desert /1875 / Wild West/_ *"God fuckin’ damn it Clyde! Look at what yer "Amazing’ li'l shortcut" got us into!"* _"what? I got it fer free!"_ *"yeah sure, y’a mean after y’a cheated that poker game!?"* _"oh come on! ‘Was to temptin’!’"_ *"oh was it now? Didn’t y’a think the guy was in any goddayum shady when he gave you that shortcut!"* _"oh will you shut up!?"_ *"oh just shut up and drive already! We need to get that piece ‘a shit outta our asses!"*

Honestly the way you just casually chat is so relaxing. You can also tell you'd have great banter

These are always incredible builds and are very inspiring - I can’t wait to see them all come together in a large showcase or diorama eventually!

I love the placement of the first two horses and how they look like they've noticed the scorpion 🖤

The dusty smoke turned out great! Cool having the scorpion lurking on the side of the cliff like that

The dust cloud works really well I think. I've never thought of using cotton wool in this way. I've seen it done as smoke a lot but painting it brown as dust being kicked up is a great idea!

I think it would be pretty cool to see some kind of rattlesnake monster! Growing up in the West, they’re the most prolific of our dangerous wildlife, as something you can respect and call beautiful, but also fear and want to decapitate

I love this series and I think everything turned out great, including the dust clouds. The only thing I personally would've added was maybe a coyote running off to the side in front of the horses. It would explain why the other cowboy has his revolver in the air. He fired off a shot to scare off a coyote thinking they're the apex predator; unbeknownst to him, there's a giant scorpion about to ambush them.

You mentioned small monsters are used as exotic pets; now I want to see a monster pet shop/travelling merchant.

@themanwhowouldbebrick

2 жыл бұрын

Yes that would be great

I want to go on one of your monster hunts, they sound epic. Really enjoy watching you make your world come alive. I’ve only just started watching, so I’ve got loads to catch up on. But great work, thank you for sharing.

I love this series of builds! They are amazing and I am looking forward to watching your world continue to grow. Thanks for another great build.

Fire can get quite hot...and water can get quite wet.....sorry couldn't resist....totally love this series, utterly glorious.

I love the dust coming off of the hooves and wheels! It really brings some excitement to a relatively simple scene.

This series has really opened my eyes to kit bashing possibilities. No longer will I simply look past the historical models at the hobby shop.

Your movie scene builds are cool. But they feel like replicas. These builds truly feel personalized and original. Keep up the good work.

Definitely got a Wild Wild West vibe from this, which in my opinion is a very underrated movie.

This is so cool. The grey horse even looks like it’s been startled by the scorpion. Going through all your videos at the moment and I’m enjoying every one.

That build made me a little excited to watch. Amazing, awesome to watch. If I never said this before, love the commentary.

I love all your videos for your creativity and dry humor but I LOVE these Wild West builds the most. They’re so creative and the stories are awesome.

I’m in college right now and living in dorms limits my ability to make miniatures. Your creative builds and videos are always the highlight of my week. Looking forward to the next Wild West installment!

I love how the front horse closest to the monster has its head up, spooked, as if it senses the monster lying in wait. Keep up the good work!

Again absolutely amazing. Cannot get across how incredible not only the scene is but the backstory as well

I really love the exposition and world building you give, really adds a lot of detail to the things you create. Keep it up!

Really loving this Western series of dioramas and vignettes! Very well done!!

Thank you for sharing your passion with the world. Your videos are incredible. Best of luck with the channel!

Your stories make these ALL IMAGINABLE!! You are awesome!

Man, this whole series needs a adpation for movies!

It's the mold release agent that is causing the CA glue not to stick. being a slippery oil to pop the parts out of the mold more easily, the torch burns it off and the CA can now grab onto the real surface of the plastic! Love the creativity!

This is so cool. Love how that front horse is looking left like it knows something is wrong over there

Great story telling, wish I had your ability to shake up a box of parts and roll out a masterpiece! Majority of folks now can’t even put together a model kit with instructions and you crank them out from the instructions in your head! Waiting for Netflix to pick up your story and do a “Serenity” style western from it - well done!

Narration, choice of sound track and editing make this my therapy channel. Oh yeah…. the dioramas are inspiring too!

You speak the truth my friend... I have lost friends in the desert who did not follow that advice--you can never have too many wheels in the desert! BT-dubs every novice monster hunter knows you don't take mecs in the desert! Once again! Great job!

I all of a sudden remembered Bravestar, that was this western sci-fi cartoon, really liked it back in the day.

Thank you very much for another quality upload. Really enjoy watching your creations materialize. Thanks again. 😎👍🏼

Those are so realistic when I close my eyes and think about it I can see it so clearly they look that amazing.

This series is one of my favorite fantasy worlds I've come across. Excellent work as always!

A Imaginary Wild West Airship would be way cool.

Definitely one of my fav channels on KZread, just vibing and making shit. You’re explanations and stories are a major plus too I love it, thanks boylei

Now I want to see one of those smaller monsters. A scene of a captured beast!

I like that everything you do tells a story. Not everyone can do that.

I always watch your videos before I go to bed. Very relaxing.

I always get blown away at the level of painting and detail skills you have. Truly amazing!! Have a great week ahead my friend. Terry

you've inspired me to take up this hobby, never stop creating content because it's world class 🙌🙌🙌

Love the different color horses! Realistic! 🎉

I love how you throw in background info to your pieces.

The more I see this world coming together the more I get lost in it. Top stuff as always.

These are friggin awesome. This a book series I would definitely buy!!!

Way cool skills! Love your work. Keep in mind for future projects that horses have really good senses and probably would have picked up on the giant scorpion before getting that close.

Another great addition and the rockwork looks incredible as usual... Loving the western reveal music at the end!

The dust clouds look awesome and were the perfect finishing touch!

These are always so good, the worldbuilding is my favorite! Can’t wait for more.

Artists are always so critical of their work! I liked the cotton dust but if you don't you could always just call it stirred up tumble weeds... Great Use of a 'not so' fun kit!

Love the little pieces of history behind each of your projects. Hope someday we see your universe come to life in other platforms like books :)

I'm indecisive if I want to live in that Monster / Wild West world or rather give a wide berth around it. Awesome work!

I have built a lot of plastic models. If you leave the parts on the part trees and clean them with warm to hot soapy water with dawn dish soap in it, it helps to remove the oils that are used to release the plastic from the molds. Just rinse the dish soap off with warm water after wards. I learned this from a model kits build manual, back before there was KZread.

Just astonishing work. Another great addition to the series.

What this inspires in my imagination is a "season 2" episode of Firefly. The crew of Serenity is on a rim world and find themselves being tracked by an overgrown beast of some kind, which turns out to be an overlarge scorpion. VERY cool build, man! Thanks for sharing.

WOW! I appreciated that and imagined the railroad running through your entire city. Cheers!

This series is SO GOOD!! I hope you make more of these insane dioramas!

Your builds are vary inspiring I am going to attempt my first diorama. Thank you for what you do!

You can never go wrong with the wisdom of..da.......crafsman. Another cool build!

Thank you for creating this scary world... with my phonescreen between us I feel safe to visit 😊💜

love this series .. i look forward ever week to see what you make.. this is awesome.. can wait to see how they all well come together..

I just found this channel by accident. And even though I don’t like crafts that much I find this channel quite satisfying to watch

Love the sand kick up effect with the wool👍

I don't even finish your videos before liking them. Great work as always. Love your stuff.

7:32 I love how you can take issues like that, and in certain cases use them to enhance the visuals.

The speed chart really paints a grim picture about the wagon trying to get away

I love this Futuristic Wild West Monster universe so much. I could see this universe making a fascinating cinematic universe, one to rival Star Wars and the MCU

What a great imaginary genre brought to life! Well done and a pleasure to watch.

I love your videos. They're so relaxing and the commentary is instructive and, at times, very funny. Thanks for continuing to upload them.

This is WAY to appropriate for me because for the past few weeks, we've been having scorpion problems🤣🙌🙌🙌

@themanwhowouldbebrick

2 жыл бұрын

Another day of being glad to live in New Zealand…

Heat trick is useful, would recommend washing all models in warm soapy water, usually use a sieve so not to loose bits. As for plastic cement, also look for Solvent cement for PVC-U, ABS, MUPVC can get at plumping and building merchant, DIY stores. Use for plumbing. We use spare sprue to check it. Hope that helps, and thanks for the vids as they prove really enjoyable and a good weekend chill and inform to.

You build the coolest stuff. Thanks for sharing

Great piece! You need more dust cloud. That's why it looks off. It should be a single cloud from the first horse to the last wheel with thinner clouds raising up throughout the pieces

Such a lovely build :) Love this series!

Love waking up on Sundays and watching your videos

your wild west dioramas serve as a lot of inspiration for my D&D world! amazing video! =D

Now this kinda makes me want to see some wagon pulled by a giant monster like a rickshaw. Monster hunters using monsters for hunting monsters; that’s an interesting idea

ONCE AGAIN, EXCELLENT,EXCEPTIONAL MODELING SKILL YOU HAVE -GREAT TECHNIQUE !

Great work as usual! Very much like the setting you've came up with, lots of potential with it - would be interesting to see some sort of steam train armoured up to protect against monster attacks.

The dust looked really cool in the close up shots