The Junk Yard Diorama - MUCH Destruction!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 มิ.ย. 2024
- Join me as I work on a commission in one of the smallest scales I have ever worked in!! I had a lot of fun messing with these cars!
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Ooooh what a great thing to watch with my coffee 😊
Yay! Happy morning coffee! Just finished mine ;)
Ok finished! I had to pause to help the kids with schoolwork. I loved this video and laughed when the car wouldn't crush the car😂 tires are softer because oof the rubber to absorb and protect against impact and such so it makes sense... But you'd think the shear weight alone would have worked.
I loved watching you destroy the cars and piece together this display. I am also so giddy with how much he loved seeing the end product.
It's always so nice to see something we work so hard being truly appreciated.
👏👏 Great job.
Happy Friday.
I think your are right on the tire thing... which makes me extra glad I added that flat piece of metal. I don't want to explain to the tire place how I got a hotwheel stuck in my actual wheel lol! So glad you enjoyed it!!
Nex.Jen yep that's me too 😊
This is about as custom as it gets , great commissioned piece !
Thank you!
My son would love this. He asked me to create a junk yard in a frame. This gave me so many ideas! Thanks for sharing!
Yay!!! You will have so much fun with it!
That junk yard was so realistic. You did an awesome job on everything. I loved the process you did to get to the final project. Thank you so much for sharing with us.
Thanks so much Janet!
@@BentleyHouseMinis ты супер😘☺
Its great that you care enough about your followers to warn for triggers. People caring about other people's feelings is rare nowadays
Your extreme talent with paint never ceases to amaze me. Great display.
Thank you my friend!!💖
I love this junkyard so much! You did a fantastic job. It's really inspired me to try to also do a salvage yard for my dad, with banged up hot wheels cars that my grandsons no longer use. My dad is an old car enthusiast and collector, and has always gone to junk yards for parts. He'd love it. Your talent and creativity are amazing!
He will love it! My dad wants me to make one for him as well!
White vinegar works better than Coke. Rough it up first and it should take some paint off. It's what I use to remove paint from vintage metal yard furniture. ;-)
I will definitely have to try that in the future! Thank you!
Nail polish remover probably would work too because it has acetone in it.
I was grateful for the trigger warning and I was grateful for the grey box.
I love this project
yes very lol!
I have never built anything, and haven’t seen much on it.So this is a big thank you!
I cannot stop looking at that badass clock behind you..
The 50 merc with the tree going through is amazing
I love this video. The picture of this diorsma was art. Im totally amazed.
As a kid, to simulate Godzilla having stepped on it, I dropped a brick on a hotwheels car...that worked real well to get a crushed car look.
I did this too! I always used my cheaper cars, that or rarly used hot wheel or matchbox cars. Now ik im not insane
Missed opportunity not putting a Bentley Advertisement (Bentley as in the "car brand Bentley") into the scene to sign the diorama. That would have been so funny. :D Love the diorama!
Oh so true😂😂
oh my gosh you are so right!!! Why didn't I think of that lol! My name is literally the name of a car brand🤦♀️😄
Gosh! You are so talented, you amaze me!! It turned out amazing!
Made the brother happy.
The junkyard is awesome!! The dog sneezing in the bloopers at the end was HILARIOUS!!!!!
Lol! She went for almost 30 minutes straight sneezing and then stopped. Not sure what that was!😄
"THE RESULT JUSTIFIES THE MEANS"
Hi, I am a diecast scale car collector, and I am looking to make a junkyard diorama, so I am looking for several techniques, and yours are quite "extreme" the way to smash and burn cars hahaha, but in the end VERY EFFECTIVE AND REALISTIC, I was impressed and I will definitely take your ideas, only as a collector It broke my heart to see how you destroyed those pieces with a certain value, not only the price (approx $ 20 / $ 30 ea or more ) but for the models of the cars that were sacrificed.
Thanks for sharing your ideas, "rough" techniques and time for all of us.
I love she was stoping the video to give warnings so kind of her
I love watching your videos as I sit in my portable sauna. Very relaxing 😌.
Oh nice!
It is most definitely KIKASS! WOW!
It’s like a scene in a movie. Love it
Thank you!
Ara! This is GREAT! And your timing could not be more perfect! My grandson (11 years old) collects Hot Wheels and his wall looks like Cory’s wall…on a smaller scale. He has been experimenting on making a diorama…just basic cardboard and rocks…This will fuel his imagination and take him to the next level. THANK YOU so much for sharing this. Don’t worry…his grandpa is a welder and will supervise any torching!
You did an amazing job. Oh, I love it, too. Distress is my friend! Lol I can’t wait to have the guys watch this!
How fantastic!! If he does make one I would love to see a picture!
The destruction of the cars was so enjoyable to watch. Beautiful diorama!
Thank you very much! It was enjoyable to do as well lol!
Thanks for sharing your genius with us. I don’t do miniatures but I love watching all of your videos. My crafts include sewing and polymer clay, but I use textured paint often. To mimic the texture of rust on smaller scale projects, try mixing cinnamon, baking powder or pepper into your paint.
This is so cool! I started modifying a bunch of cars recently for my own mini diorama! Great work!
That's awesome!! It was so fun to do!
This is my second favorite project after The Captain's Quarters. I just love seeing the look on yours and Cory's faces when you do the unveiling. It's a wonderful piece of art, no doubt!
I always love hearing about miniatures being given as gifts purely for the reaction from the people seeing it for the first time! So I knew this would be super fun to film! So glad you enjoyed it!
love how the intro is like a PBS crafting special. lol
Woohoo perfect timing! Something great to watch before bed time!
I hope you enjoy it and have a great night's sleep!
I love this!! As always, a wonderfully detailed tutorial. I'm never left wondering how to create your effects because you always give the best instructions and I'm so thankful. When I'm making long grass tufts, I use simple brown string. It's already the right colour and super cheap. I cut about 10cm long pieces and pull apart the 3 or 4 strands. I then take one strand and pull individual fibres from it and bunch them together, fold the bunch in half and then dip the folded end in glue. I roll the glued end in my fingers to squish it together and secure it then set it aside to dry. Once dried I can then trim the glued end if it's too long but this method creates great, realistic looking grass without the need for paint, although I have added a green wash to the base on occasion to give it a different effect.
Thank you for the awesome tip!! I will have to try that!
I build junkyards and I am always looking for new techniques. Thank you for this video. The yard looks amazing
Glad you enjoyed it!
Brilliant! Such details. It looks like a scene from a horror film. I love it.
The 58 Chevy up on top of the sign is my favorite part. My Dad had one when I was a kid and I loved it. Great job!
I think that one was my favorite too!
I love that one of your fans/clients is a junkyard car man and a miniature enthusiast. That’s a very cool project. The visit at the end felt like a wholesome Mister Rogers segment.
So glad you liked it!! I knew it would be fun to see his reaction as he has a whole other appreciate for the cars. He kept mentioning them by name and I was like... 'oh you mean the white one?" lol!!
@@BentleyHouseMinis I would’ve said the same thing. Haha!
First of all it looks amazing! I love the thought of adding something unusual into art, also thank you for the grey box (it definitely helps with not getting distracted), and thank you for being so thoughtful and understanding for people with trauma and putting plenty of warnings, it's so nice to still see people care, so thank you 😁❤️
I am so glad you enjoyed it! My face was distracting for me even being able to edit it so I knew it would be distracting in the final video too. So glad it helped💖
I love the cars! And it was so fun to see Cory’s joy in seeing the diorama
I love that the coffee shop inspired this because the coffee shop was my favorite of all the projects I watched. This one was a unique departure from your haunted themes. As always it is mesmerizing to watch a master at work.
Thank you Audrey! I was surprised when he was so interested in it but it makes total sense after he shared his interest in salvage yards. It felt good to get back to extreme aging!😊
I really liked what you did with the landscape. It does look realistic.
Thank you!
This is wonderful. What a great project.
You did a great job, especially in a much smaller scale than you’re used to! Loved the destruction and weathering you did.
Thank you!! It was so tiny!! lol😄
That looks amazing!
Also, that was a thirsty pup! Lol
For future projects use a vice to crush cars. It gives a realistic ➡️impression 😅🤣😂. You can purchase a small vice from Harborfrieght or either Amazon. Looks great!!
I love the bloopers!!!!
This is such a gorgeous addition to his collection!! Loved the whole process!
Thank you💖💖😊
Really well done! I am doing a 200 car junkyard that's coming along well, again you did a nice detailed job.
Thank you!! That will be awesome once you are done! Wow!
SO. GOOD. Your skills at aging items are amazing - so fun to watch! I feel like I've seen this junkyard IRL. Wonderful work!
Thank you so much Malyssa!!
total realism even the destruction of crushed cars ... hammered ... burned and above all I knew that Coca-Cola had other applications .... beautiful diorama at the end.
Congratulations
I was surprised the cocacola didn't do anything! I have heard it can eat through some stuff lol! Thank you so much!
So amazingly realistic!! I never thought miniatures would be so interesting to me. Thank you for sharing your talent!! If I was 25 years younger, I think you’d have me ready to start this art!! For now I’m happy to watch you create💚
So glad you are enjoying the projects!! And if you ever feel up for trying it out, it's never too late ;)
Omg it’s AMAZING! I freakin LOVE IT!
My nephew gave me some cars to use in ‘something crafty’ and i really REALLY have to try the whole junkyard car thing.
Fantastic job Ara.
Oh yay!! You'll have a blast with it!
Gosh I love the care you put into your work and videos! I really appreciate that you even have TWs at some parts for the audience, you really want to make your content enjoyable for everyone 😻! I really liked the idea of using crumpled paper as a 'mesh' for the clay hills!
Very cool project Ara!
The gray and rusty areas actually look like the body work was started using Bondo, and then abandoned. It looks great!
Lisa
Yay that's what I was going for on a few cars!! I have bondo'd a car before and I can still remember what that stuff smells like lol!
My dad collects die cast classic cars and the aging on this reminds me of a few novelty ones in his collection intended to look rusted. This graveyard would be one junkyard I'd enjoy exploring. Great job on the overall project.
Thank you so much Jay! Cory has one in his backyard that he is naturally aging as well. There is just something so interesting about a car being eaten by rust!
THE CLAW!!!
I love this woman even more now
😄😄
Love what you did. My favorite is the green one where the tree is growing out of it.
That was a happy accident because the inside fell out!! Glad you enjoyed it!
Awesome job really like the sign with the car.
This is absolutely wonderful and realistic I love watching your work
Thank you so much Stephanie!
Fantastic travel filming, yet another amazing project Aria ,totally blown away at your attention to detail yet again.Thank you
Thank you Tracy!😊
Well done, Ara. I love this Junk Yard
Thank you!
Turned out so well 😊
I love the junk yard I can’t believe you haven’t done this before it’s excellent
Thank you TIna!
That turned out so amazing!
Thank you!!
The 'fire' car is the BEST! It looks so realistic. The whole project is amazing.
😊💖
Oh, my goodness! This is SO fun! I loved watching the weathering in this. The fire damage looks GREAT! And you did a fantastic job with the ground too. So much detail with all those bushes and grass. I'm gonna have to use that faux fur for grass idea. Those hubcaps up on the sign are so perfect. It was neat seeing the reveal to your friend too! I'm not really into undead, supernaturally things, so I don't get much enjoyment out of craft channels I follow around October. So I was EXTRA delighted to get this project in my feed!
I am so glad you enjoyed it! Here I was worrying it was spooky enough for an October video lol! But I am more into the funny/fun spookiness than the really scary stuff.
Absolutely Fantastic!!!!!!!!
Loved the blow torch car and its flat tires!! and the green rusted out car is fantastic! note cinnamon adds rust super great as well. Ara your attention to detail is phenomenal, great project!
Thank you! I tried cinnamon once and totally messed it up lol! But I realized I did it wrong so I need to try again!
I became a Patreon too late to see this project being done so I'll have to watch back.
This is EPIC! This will be enjoyed for both its aesthetic as well as the cars themselves which is awesome.
Cory is such a nice fella
Thank you!! I am so glad you enjoyed the final video😊 Everyone on Patreon has been great at encouraging me to get my stuff done! lol!
Nice weathering and attention to details.
Hey! I’m from Brazil and I just can’t stop seeing your projects! You’re so talented! Congrats and thanks for helping me with my mental health in these difficult times.
Thank you so much Lais! I am glad that my videos helped you in any way💖
I have a whole pile of crushed car models laying around that were left since I was a kid and I've always wanted to make a junkyard diorama with them so I'm looking for some technics since I've never ever made any dioramas.
You did an amazing job and it was also very educational!
Thank you! I am so glad you enjoyed the video and I hope you have fun creating your own junk yard!
Your projects never fail to amaze me.
You did a very great job thanks from the whole diecast community 164 scale forever love your work love you love the way that you handled it and the foresight you put into this please do more😂❤😊
Brilliant video as usual. I had a vivid memory of my dad who died several years ago. He collected small cars like the ones you used and when I was very young he was a rally driver, quite a good one but my mother made him give it up. (I don't know if you have car rallies in the USA or if its just a European thing). A couple of years before he died I bought him a diarama of two racing rally cars, one of which was the same model and colour of his car all those years before. My dad hated getting presents, but he later told me it was the best present anyone had ever given him. Thank you for this memory Ara❤️
What an amazing memory! Thank you for sharing it with me Marian! I think we have something similar to that but not sure what its called.
Just a little comment, when your doing scale foliage, ultra hold hair spray and your ground cover on any type of armature, be it twigs, poly fiber, or dried plant material work great. Spray the main part with the hairspray, apply the foliage (whatever color or material it may be) spray again to set it. Let it dry and presto! The hairspray dries clear so have at it.
What a awesome way to play with hot wheels...now I wish I'd kept my sons cars...thank for sharing this with us....
Thank you 🤗
That is so cooool,makes me want to do stuff like that, I have not sculpted in years
Go for it! You'll have a blast :)
When I heard the concept I wasn't much interested, but dang that I end result. Imagine a round of applause cause you deserve it.
😊 Thank you!
Ara never disappoints! Such an amazing project!
Thats so cool. My favorite car is the one in the pond. You also could use the airbrushing to age the cars
Thank you Julie! I got the airbrush after this project was finished up but I bet it would have been really fun to use! Next time!
This was so fun to watch again! Thanks for summarizing all the videos. Great project ❤️
So glad you enjoyed it! The summary helps me a lot too. When I am looking for a technique or process I have one place to look instead of 5!😄
You are SO talented!!!
Great work . WOW . This piece came out SOOOOOOOOOO KOOOOOOOLLLLLLLLLLLLL.
Mike Espo.
Thank you so much Mike!! I appreciate it!
Man what a great project! Thank you for sharing it with us. The outcome is really realistic. Mrs. Bentley you have some mad skills...just so good to watch.
Thank you so much!!😊
That was so enjoyable to watch. Well done, Ara!
The destroying car part hurt but awesome dioramma tho
You are so talented. Looks real.
Thank you Marie!
Ara that is incredible. Looks awesome.
Thank you Sue!
Amazing work and you are right to avoid commissions as they can take the joy out of the hobby in a hurry, there's nothing quite like making somebodies day with a beautiful piece of art that they will cherish!
This one only took me 2 years to finish too 🤦♀️(from him suggesting the idea to me delivering it) so it helps keep people from asking... luckily he was super patient!😄
This is just soooo SUPERCOOL🤯 The result's totally worth sacrificing those cars. They served their role perfectly!
Thank you!
I feel kinda of bad seeing you destroying those cars but your creativity is very awesome and I can't stand not looking at them. I'm presently working on couple of ice cream trucks on a 1/64 scales. One will be for my future wife and my little sister. As a reminder don't smash those cars in the garage desposol lol.
That looks so awesome. Your eye for detail is impeccable.
Thank you Renee!
Just absolutely perfect. I don’t think it is physically possible to make it better.
😊 thank you!
Absolutely loved this. I just love when you make distressed/junked/abandoned diorama's. That tree through the car, Perfect. :}
Thank you Yezzy!!!
Another great project. Well done Ara! 👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you Elaine!
Looks awesome.
That was so much fun to watch thanks Ara x
Thank you!
You did your thing that is awesome very cool 😎
Love this! You did such a great job!
Thank you so much Heather!!
So different from your usual content but as enjoyable as always! 🥰
Thank you!
Wow, I was certain this project won't be my favourite, and I was so wrong! The result is great, the sign puts the whole piece together.
I have had several people say that so I understand! I not a big car person myself but aging them and creating their 'story' was just a ton of fun! I agree about the sign too! Thank you!
I so glad you shared this here, I sadly can't afford patron at the moment but maybe some day in the future I can and can come and have fun
I totally understand that and that's why I will always share big projects here in this summary form! 💖