So what you’re telling me is that it’s a period diorama from somewhere in the South Pacific or the Congo, during WWII?

@folkenito5390

25 күн бұрын

Well, South Pacific saw a lot of combat in WW2, Philippinea, Dutch East Indies, New Guinea, Borneo

@DG_427

25 күн бұрын

I would have guessed that it is a period diorama from somewhere in the South Pacific or the Congo, during WWII. It was nice to get confirmation.

@muertamiedomierda

25 күн бұрын

@@DG_427 wild guess! I thought it was a period diorama from somewhere in the South Pacific or the Congo, during WWII, but your assessment seems more precise.

@327tharethebest3

25 күн бұрын

He was making a joke because of how many time Boylie said “somewhere in the South Pacific or the Congo in www2”

@carlosarturrangel8282

25 күн бұрын

Oh, thank God! I watched the whole thing without knowing if this diorama was from somewhere in the South Pacific or Congo during WWII. Thanks for the confirmation everyone! Also, loved the video

I love the atmosphere of the final turnaround shot. The muted colors and faces hidden in shadows really sells the bleak situation. Also the Snek responding to the knock knock joke was hilarious.

@Boylei

25 күн бұрын

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.

I adore that the giant snake in the diorama is a ball python, one of the most harmless snakes there is... not that they know that!

@B3AROTAN

25 күн бұрын

Anaconda*

@blakesby

24 күн бұрын

I think you'd find if a snake* was that large relative to a human, it wouldn't exactly be harmless. There's plenty of animals which are harmless to humans and that's mostly based on scale. *or any animal, for that matter

@B3AROTAN

24 күн бұрын

@@blakesby imagine if insects were human sized...

@blakesby

24 күн бұрын

@@B3AROTAN I'd rather not 😬🐛

@WebFanNY

20 күн бұрын

It's not a python, it's a rare new convergent species, the BoyleiHobbyTimePythonidae Serpentes, endemic to this channel. And if you can fit in its mouth it will eat you.

Hi! Snake owner (not entirely an expert) here, this does infact look like a python! Most similarly a Ball Python given the pattern on the back! The head shape is great! Love your videos! Keep it up!

@Avioak

24 күн бұрын

That was my first thought, he looks like my 2 year old Ball Python 😄

@SixArmedSweater

17 күн бұрын

The baby-est snakes. 💕

Creating the "wake" of people walking through swamp was executed really well!

@earlware4322

15 күн бұрын

Yeah, I was thinking about commenting that he didn't account for the soldiers movement through the water...then during the turntable reveal I saw it. 🤦🏻‍♂️ Freakin' awesome job Boylei!!!

Wow that final shot was stunning. Very immersive and lifelike.

Suggestion on the rain effect: try a smaller straw. That might give you a finer rain texture

@ultimatekill82

25 күн бұрын

That's a good idea, I think something like the small plastic coffee straws would work :)

@Mochii_350

23 күн бұрын

maybe multiple sizes to add a ripple affect to the drops?

@Existential_Carousel

19 күн бұрын

Maybe dab some resin and let it dry upside down to create the effect of droplets bouncing back up?

@KeveTeller

16 күн бұрын

@@Existential_Carousel Eyoooooooo. If it works, that is a sick idea!

@stevieandthebarbies

15 күн бұрын

There is a French woman who does the most fantastic rainy dioramas - but (of course) I can’t remember her name when I need it!

It amazes me how much story telling you manage to put into every model you make

@SlartiMarvinbartfast

25 күн бұрын

His imagination is excellent and that of course also comes across in his very creative dioramas.

@Lumine_Kai

23 күн бұрын

i really like how he added details such as the location of south America or the Congo during ww2 🤫

I like the Congo shoutout. Not many people give the Congo the recognition it's due when it comes to large snakes since it mainly houses rock pythons, which don't get large. Although Remy Van Lierde's unofficial 1915 recording of a 50-ft snake has its fair share of skeptics, the Congo harboring some of the world's largest snakes seems a reasonable suggestion to me.

@blakesby

24 күн бұрын

*or the South Pacific!

@jaket8947

23 күн бұрын

*1959*

@thehistoadian

19 күн бұрын

Bit awkward though since US soldiers didnt serve in the Congo...

@uhtred7860

18 күн бұрын

@@thehistoadian Also awkward that there is no large snakes in the South Pacific islands.😄

The detail of the pushed away duckweed after the soldiers walked through it is amazing!

That duckweed tip looked super great!

The Army did fight in Burma throughout the duration of the war and Burma is home to the Burmese Python... so I would say this is pretty historically accurate. Well done!

@aaronleverton4221

21 күн бұрын

Whose army and for what "duration"?

@navyjetmech204

21 күн бұрын

@@aaronleverton4221 history.army.mil/brochures/burma42/burma42.htm

@Charles_Bro-son

20 күн бұрын

@@aaronleverton4221 Axis vs. Allies during WWII 1941-45

@aaronleverton4221

20 күн бұрын

@@Charles_Bro-son Does not answer the question.

@tylersmith1468

19 күн бұрын

@@aaronleverton4221 KMT China plus the UK and the British Raj against Japan during ww2.

Gosh I love this monster series

@benjaminparker4098

25 күн бұрын

the scary thing is that snake isn't a monster in his series its just a normal big snake.

@DisconnectedVoid

25 күн бұрын

@@benjaminparker4098 I don’t think pythons get quite as big as the one in this diorama, but they do get fairly close. So while it is a slightly larger than normal snake, you’re right in that it’s probably the most realistic “monster” that he has made.

@blakesby

24 күн бұрын

Yeah, this isn't part of the 'Wild Imaginary West' series.

Diorama idea: A small cargo plane that crashed in a dense swampy area (similar to Louisiana), both pilots managed to survive but they’re now being stalked by a giant iguana like creature

I’m such a huge World War 2 nerd. This is an awesome build!! Blending history and fantasy. Great work. I would love to see more World War builds

Always a good day when Boylei uploads :)

I think the rain effects look fine, tbh. Lovely work as always Boylei

That snake looks so real, great work Boylei 👍

Laying in bed before going to sleep while watching Boylei Hobby Time making a new diorama is literally one of my joys in life

Very cool! Dude in the back is about to have a very bad day….

All your builds are awesome, your world building and story telling are 2nd to none. Thanks for posting!

Those final shots are incredible...

A new series with monsters during World War II ? I’m in !

That would be a creepy feeling being in that diorama. 😬 I quote Indiana Jones "Snakes, why did it have to be snakes?" Great Job As Always!!! 👍👍👍

It looks so amazing and so real 🪖😉💚

This is not just a diorama model, this is art. This man is an artist!

Legit dude-ur videos are like some THERAPY to me-your great voice over, added to your Brilliant Talent is what makes your video so great. Keep it up man! Love your work

I really enjoy the little dialogues you create for your figures.

I'm glad you've not given up on Resin!

Oh, man. This hit just right in several ways. I love this diorama a lot. It's so simple but really effective at setting the mood. Do they survive getting ambushed by such a large predator? Do they ever make it back to the rest of the platoon? I've always liked your projects but I was pulled into the story of this one immediately by it. Good job.

I really love this one. The raindrops and green drops on the water surface are so simple but incredibly effective. And it would make my grandfather proud, who served somewhere in the South Pacific, or the Congo, during WWII.

Looks great. Brilliant job on the snake in particular. Love the atmosphere.

I love the gradient on the soldiers and I think the rain effect and snake scales look great!

This is one of my new favorites I think. I absolutely love how glossy and wet the snake looks.

Really wanted to find out the end of the “Knock Knock” joke! I’m sure I’ve had bad dreams similar to what’s happening in this diorama. So creepy but incredibly cool! Great build Boylei!

Snake skin looks brilliant in the glamour shots

Smart and artistic design

This is awesome! I love snakes. The pond water affect is always done so well. I like that you showed where they had walked threw and disturbed it with little trails.

You _can_ see the scales! I love this!

Love the wake you made in the pond weed.. I know it would be something I would have forgotten about and just made it look like they were randomly standing in the water.. What you did gave them movement and direction.. Subtle and impressive. Thank you.

Came out really good. What a long process and lots of planning. Pretty cool

I so look forward to each Sunday watching your videos. Thanks again!

You really are an artist. I am happy you can do this as a job

Beautiful work

Fantastic Diorama, a beautiful example of: Less is more. Everything has its place and purpose ❤

Another Outstanding build and presentation.

As a snake lover, specifically pythons, that's a very accurate python head and one of many patterns they can come with. Great job!❤

This is absolutely stunning

8:06 that tactical pause. "And after that..." My 6 year old and I watch all your content, and you really got us, that time! Cheers!

I want to see you master the water/rain effects. This was great. Your painting is outstanding.

God that’s so badass. This guy would make the best aquariums.

Absolutely astonishing👍

That’s really cool, thank you for sharing that with everyone

The final image is absolutely terrifying! Nicely done. We knock exactly what’s about to happen

You know this channel is amazing when 9 minutes goes by in 3.

There's something forlorn about this diorama. Well done.

You did amazing job. Beautiful piece of work 💖💖

I was going to suggest the LOTR swamp scene next but you already did it! Love it!

Man the flow of the duckweed around the figures is super realistic! Lot's of swamp study, I'm sure 😆

Excellent build! Thanks for another wonderful video!

The epoxy really gave some added life to the snake. Another awesome build!

Your work is incredible

This is outstanding!!!!

I had never seen anything like this, pure artistry and skills. Congratulations.

So beautiful and spooky, I love it!

The duckweed addition is sick as hell

You have such an amazing imagination. So many great ideas, very inspirational.

This is one of my favorite ones yet. The whole scenario feels believable and the way it's set up is terrifying in a "seconds before disaster" kind of way. Excellent work

Besides the fact that these will always be the best miniatures ever, I think my favorite part is always the end when he shows these horrific monsters in this scene with such peaceful music making it somehow even more beautiful

I love the little trails of the pond leaves.... like the forward momentum of the soldiers in the water was pulled off really well.

This is a really great, simple concept done fantastically well. Nice work!

Absolutely awesome Boylei. Stay amazing

Some of these edits were great man, you're making very enjoyable content!

Beautiful, awesome work!

Looks great ! As per usual !

Thank you for this video! 🙂💐

Totally realistic!

Australians would just call that Barry’s backyard

@Aussieboiboi

19 күн бұрын

Yes we would

@DakotaofRaptors

18 күн бұрын

Too wet

@Aussieboiboi

17 күн бұрын

@@DakotaofRaptors depends on where you are

Very cool peice man! The placement of the minis and the snake is spot on 👌

Great work

Wow that looks so good

Fantastic diorama.

Brilliant build!

Beautiful!

the rain effect technique seems interesting

Masterful work Boylei. I love your resin creations.

I always love the dioramas with atmosphere! So good!

As someone who's done a lot of snorkelling in swamps, I have to say this brings a tear. Swamps are magical, calming and exciting, always teeming, changing, flashing, shadowy. The water's usually amazingly clear till it's stirred. I like the surface in the model, just the right mix of gleaming and murky.

Very cool!

Beautiful piece brother. Your work is always so clean!

You inspire me. Thank you!

Another awesome build there boss.

Well done, once again, on your hard work. Thank you for sharing with everyone on KZread 👍🏻

the snake looks like a ball python, one of the small kinds of pythons in the world..glad that boylei made it huge in this diorama..

@genericuser984

25 күн бұрын

the real question is if it now has more braincells than a normal one

@rattheunloved9479

25 күн бұрын

@@genericuser984 Not a chance. All one of the soldiers needs to do is turn around and yell and not only will it not eat them it will develop a lifelong fear of anything green.

@nathanielgyngell8175

25 күн бұрын

A ball python is a small python, not the smallest python in the world though. But this one definitely is the biggest ball python

@PaulFajardoOfficial

25 күн бұрын

@@nathanielgyngell8175 wow! i googled it and found that the pygmy python is the smallest python in the world..i'll edit my comment..thanks for keeping me honest..i appreciate you..

@PaulFajardoOfficial

23 күн бұрын

@@nathanielgyngell8175 i have googled and found that the pygmy python is the smallest python in the world..i have edited my comment to avoid misinformation..thanks for keeping me honest! i appreciate you..

You already guessed, the last step was to paint those sides with black 4.0 after that, call it good. Great work! :)

Very cool.

I’ve watched your videos before bed so often it’s trained my brain and now anytime I watch them I instantly fall asleep to the point I use it as a sleep aid

outstanding once again

Amazing 👍

Loved your video as always!:) Thanks Boylei.