These Monster Hunters Don’t Stand a Chance
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 พ.ค. 2022
- #Monster #WildWest #Snake
This week, I created another monster hunt diorama featuring a terrifying snake. The little hunting party has a sneaky plan to catch the snake, but I'm not convinced things will pan out in their favor.
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The hunter's plan works perfectly, they escape the canyon, leaving the fallen archway in the snake's path. While they are busy celebrating their success, the snake realizes that it's not bound by the borders of the diorama, and simply slithers around the rock to devour the cowboys.
LOL!!! Beautifully described!
Wait but the rock would have pined it with the spike
@@ZiddersRooFurry pretty sure that's a dragon
The snake broke the fourth rock wall.
Too funny! I am betting the rock was originally an arch and someone already tried this and was never seen again.
I'd love to see a travelling circus/freak show setting up shop or travelling to the town, with caged monsters on the back of carts or mechs
I agree, that could be a really cool idea
Or a Jurassic park scenario, where they get out of the cages
that sounds so cool, I'd live to see him craft that
Good Idea !!!
That sounds sick!!!
Maybe them all breaking out
i love the idea that all the figures are friends outside of the universe, like when they snake said “you guys ready for painting?”
I love that your dioramas are so story rich, I think that's what sets this series apart. Your work is amazing in and of itself but I love the world building and I'm always excited to see what you will add to this world next.
I agree 100% his story telling is unparalleled in this niche!
Another idea for this universe could be a massive trap door spider that has turned a path way into its trap waiting for some unsuspecting settlers.
Keep up the good work.
Isn’t it “trap door” spider or am I mistaken?
I like this a lot! Imagine this spider has been there for a long time, below her in her burrow is a small little horde of bones and what not from previous victims
He did do a giant spider in a mine diorama already, if I remember correctly. Wasn't a trap door spider, though.
@@karlarose536 that’s true, he did it a while ago.
Or, a tamed trapdoor spider whose burrow settlers hide in to escape the elements and monsters...
Keep up the good work you’re one of my favorite people to watch on TH-cam whenever I see a new video from you I get so excited and watch it no matter what I’m doing I hope you continue to do what you do best. My favorite is the imaginary Wild West. Have a great day
Ditto!
Me too!!
Absolutely stunning. You should definitely tap into the “van meter visitor”, it’s an pterosaur like creature that was spotted in Iowa 1903 in the mid west. the monster has a great wings and a horn that glows a blinding light and was said to fly around and would reside in the mines. Reports say it loves to perch on top of roof tops, I think it would fit perfectly into your Wild West aesthetic.
I know you already get a lot of requests and suggestions for the Wild Imaginary West, but I personally would love to see either more unusual and "fantastical" locales and setpieces, as well as monsters and creatures from the Wild Imaginary West that aren't as aggressive towards people, if that wouldn't be too much to ask. I actually had an idea that I think I would work for both, of a Giant Magpie that uproots trees to make their nests, but also picks over ruined Mechs and destroyed buildings, and if it finds any chunks or pieces that it particularly likes, it steal them and works those parts into it's nest. Over time, the nest becomes a weird jumble of wood and technology, and maybe some salvagers try to sneak into the nest to find anything of value and get out before the bird comes back.
A Mechpie...
@@Balcamion79 lol
damn this is a really solid idea. i like it 👍
Yes
I want to see this. Underrated comment.
Nice work mate as always. That's a heck of a dangerous universe you are creating there 🙂.
I love the almost sci-fi/steampunk fantasy Wild West world you’re creating. I can already imagine stories that could take place in it. I wonder if there are any aliens that exist in that world…
@Red5, I’m trying to develop this into a future series with the help of the fans and with Boylei himself. I have a base storyline but open to other ideas if the fans got them.
@@crystalclearsports8522 Do you know of these worldbuilding tools for DnD People, Writers and so on?
I have seen a couple of Ads for them on miniature channels - Could be a great tool to flesh out Boyleis Wild Imaginary West :)
@@schraudt4870 what do you mean, I don’t really know about like dnd but I know a writer for a tv show.
@@schraudt4870 I am sorry 😩I don’t know how to answer your question very well.
@@crystalclearsports8522 That is an awesome idea...
Something I stumbled across that I think could be a cool addition to this series is a giant vulture; more specifically the Argentavis. It weighed around 70kg, with a wingspan of about 7 meters. There could be a scene at night of it diving towards a camp of pioneers, with a ring of covered wagons on the outside, with the campfire only just illuminating the beast for a moment before it snatches one of the travelers.
That sounds way awesome! I love argentavis, and perhaps he could do pelagornis as well.
Wow man I love your attention to detail with the snake and the men! The colors are perfect!🔥
Can you research "Ape Canyon" ? A group of miners were trapped in a log cabin and under attack from a group of Sasquatch one night in the early 1900s. It's well documented. It would make a brilliant sci fi western update!! please!!
I had a well-documented relationship with Paula Abdul in the 80s, but it wasn't real. However, it certainly fits in his fictional world.
I love this series so much! I love when you show these terrifying monsters
Love the monster builds so much. The Moose is still easily the scariest one imo.
I forget just how many dioramas you've made for this world!
This snake hunt one has so much character and story, it's definitely one of my favorites!
Great work, Boylei!!
I'd love to see a scene of two of these monsters fighting each other with some wagon train folk watching in horror. Maybe a giant monster jackalope vs a dire coyote? That'd be pretty sick
I’d love to see you make a failed monster hunting one where everyone is caught and the mech is destroyed
I never get tired of this semi-Weird West type of setting.
This series is getting BUCK WILD and I'm here for it 1000%
Absolutely love this series. I really hope it gets picked up as a tv show or film one day! ;)
This is one of the best dioramas that he has made yet in this series. Keep up the great, no FANTASTIC work.
3:40 "This is it gentlemen, our last big score!" -Dutch fighting a Giant Snake
The birds chirping while you paint is really soothing!
Love this build, and love the nature shots (especially the hummingbird!!!). Thanks for putting everything out at the end, and fun to remember each of those builds!
This is still one of my top series on all of TH-cam. Love these Weird and Wild West updates!
Someone that's good with filmmaking needs to make a scene like this, I'd watch it over and over
Yay! Another Wild West World diorama! I love them. I think the guy knocks the rock down too early trapping them all in the canyon and the snake has a great snack.
The WIldWest grows! Love this one.
Also, the lighting outside isn't as great as your studio, but I guess the nature and birds and stuff is kinda neat.
Beautiful work, C! Amazing as usual. I love that you went outside to work... I love that too! Kudos for the fantastic nature shots. Sweet!
Thanks, man!
One of my favorite little things about this piece is the guy waiting above to strike the rock down. I love that kind of attention to detail. He wasn't "necessary" to the diorama but it made the whole thing feel that much more alive. Excellent work as always.
The arch falls on the guy with the sword tripping up all the other cowboys, leaving a wonderful buffet style meal for the snake.
Monstersquirrel next. No idea how I came up with that!
A squirrel that views human heads as nice nuts to crack.
@@martinm3474 Not even a bad idea!
Yay! More wild imaginary west!
I can’t over how realistic this looks. Great job, I call it great.
I legitimately just watched the movie love and monsters. this entire rabbit hole of diaramas you got going on here are like a continuation of that film
Keeping in theme with the western critters, have you consided some kind of giant monster turkey vulture? I think that'd be pretty awesome.
I love this one a lot. The half arch is a really cool feel.
Your work is always a huge inspiration for me, since I’m working on a sort of “weird west” esque thing of my own, except I’m a writer and illustrator rather than a diorama maker. This stuff is really cool.
Hey im glad your the type of youtuber to touch grass and actually enjoy what we have left or mother nature
that humming bird shot hit just right, very relaxing.
I personally feel the snake should have been brighter so it stands out more, but it is still amazing and keep up the great work
Visually I agree, but like that's 100% the point of the snake's colors 😂 blend in so they can ambush prey
*checks watch*
Oh, it's math time.
so using the base length of the front-most guy in this shot (1:49 about 1.5 inches) I am able to determine that the length of the gun that the back grey guy in the back of the shot is around 1.25 inches. assuming this is an 1873 Winchester hunting rifle this means that 1.25 inches in the diorama are equal to 39 inches in real life. To make the math easier I'll divide 39 by five (7.8) and then multiply it by 4 (31.2) to get the length in the diorama equal to one flat inch so now we know that for every 1 IRL inch there are 31.2 inches in the diorama.
Moving onto the snake I was able to count the number of inches the snake is (using this shot 2:57) as 21 inches, adding our IRL to Diorama formula (31.2*21) I can determine that this snake is 655.2 inches, equating to 54.6 feet or 16.64 meters, the longest snake ever recorded was medusa who was only 7.67 meters long or 32 feet 9.5 inches, less than half of our canyon slither lad.
Wow.
And the award " Monsterkill Of The Week" goes to...these gentlemen ....great video. Greetings from Germany!
New technique, check. New montage features, check. New working environment, check. Bravo!
This kit bashing, sort of, is great. I love the creativity of it instead of just buying an off the shelf premade scene. Great stuff.
Another great diorama for your Wild West. Giving me some Resident Evil vibes of fighting the giant snake in the attic and library.
The nature shots combined with the music IMMIDIATELY reminded me of monster house and idk why
I would totally watch a TV show that takes place in this little world you've been building.
Amazing, and THANK YOU for showing most of your collection in one shot. Gentle Hugs
The painting on that snake was Awsome, so real looking.
"I don't think it's going to work for them, but I hope, for their sake, that it does" Is basically what I was thinking when you said it.
I think this these are your most entertaining diorama videos to me.
How much more relaxing could a Boylei Hobby Time Video be?
"... I decided to take some shots of nature..." 😍😍😍😍
The talent, inventiveness and production that goes in to these dioramas and videos is wonderful.
This channel specifically is one of the most soothing and satisfying that I have the privilege to watch. Keep up the good work man, your killin it
why are these videos so fun and satisfiying to watch? I LOVE IT! KEEP IT UP! THEY GET BETTER EVERY TIME!!!
Just finished catching up on all the Wild West videos. Pure entertainment.
So great. Love the fact I'm not the only one who find wizkids figures perfect for monsters in 1/72 scale.
The best part of my week is when you upload, the worst part is when the video is over. Your videos are great ^^
Your Wild West Monster Hunters world needs to be an animated series!
It’s a genuinely amazing world you make with these dioramas man. If there was a movie or anthology show surrounding this world I’d watch it.
The snake and the cowboys become friends. I feel it in my soul
You have the perfect creativity for an Open World scifi Western Game
Rewatching for tips and tricks, and holy crap getting to that end scene with all the dioramas! I can't believe there were so many and now SOOO many more lol
A photographer, a painter and a crafter! Man, this guy can do everything!
The shot at the end where you gather a bunch of your previous projects was phenomenal. It was great seeing a culmination of all the work you put into this channel. You truly have a magnificent talent with telling a deep and thrilling story within a small piece of art!
When he puts all the dioramas together like it makes perfect sense. 🥰
I have to say.... Every single video of these monster dioramas you make, I'm sitting here thinking, these would make for some pretty good movie concepts
6:35 love the zoom shot *Snake -runner - 3 shooters* . When played in reverse, it looks like the chase cam of the bullet that triggers the snake attack
Absolutely love your channel! I struggle with anxiety, especially at night and these videos have really helped to keep me relaxed, they literally make me smile every time, thank you 🙏🏻 💜🇬🇧
I love this western sci-fi thingy you got going on
I would love if that would become a real show
I like the little thought bubbles you added to the minifigures.
A tremendous display of skill and creativity. Nice work.
Absolutely masterful dioramas. Thank you for sharing so much mastery. 👍😉
I love how he has a story to go with the diorama, it makes it so much more interesting
That was a very quick and eloquent way of painting up the snake, I'm definitely going to use that method at some point.
Excellent work Boylei, always a pleasure to see you crafting.
Even though they are dioramas I would love to see this on a layout scale. It would be amazing
I absolutely loved your nature shots and the rack focus down the canyon.
I think the hunters' plan works, but sword guy bites the dust.
Man, you do not give yourself credit with such short videos. They could be ten times as long and I would watch them again and again. But as always what an amazing build, love your work.
This awesome universe of yours should be made into a show!
The nature break was so nice! Sorry your power went out, but glad you got to spend some time in the beautiful outdoors!
Really enjoying this series and loved the random nature time in this video
Your videos are so calming and my favorite part of my Sunday
Once again, your composition is spot on. Just enough detail to convey the story in a very small footprint. You really have a great imagination.
Definitely an awesome diorama build. I really like the big snake. Very cool
I like how you called texturing the foam giving it character
Beautiful nature shots mate! Glad you included - looks like a magical part of the world
If I had a quarter for every time I used the “pin the giant snake with a rock as it chases the guys who are the bait” trick classic… Nice work as always!
I really enjoy this series. It combines two of my passions: the scenery of the West and surreal cryptid-based horror. I think my personal favorite is the moose in the lake, but they're all wonderful!
What a wild, wild west world, beautifully rendered! Can't wait to see more!
The coolest art exhibit I have ever seen was all the dioramas built for the iSpy books. It was such an awesome experience to go and see some of the actual ones built which were then photographed for the books I saw as a kid. Your dioramas have that same sense of exploration
you’re painting skills really are the best I’ve ever seen!
This is sick man, you are definitely the coolest resin diorama artist on youtube
Your shots of nature were so elegant and beautifully filmed
Fantastic work, Boylei! I look forward to waking up Sunday Morning to see what your next project will be, and I'm never disappointed! Thanks again for your entertaining, informative tutorials, and your stories from the Wild, Imaginary West!
I love these little Wild Imaginary West vignettes, great stuff. I'm really looking forward to learning more about the lore.
These are all so good! I would put any of them on a shelf. A nice shelf.
Subtle but impressive cinematography flex :) I enjoy your videos so much and they help recharge the old creative batteries so thank you
Love the wild fanatasy western esthetic! I would love a Saturday morning cartoon, D&D module, or just another crafting video ;) it's so cool. I was blown away by your walker wagons, so original.
1. I love your Wild West with Monsters theme. I hope you enjoy it as much we do.
2. I loved the little nature footage montage. Really nice.
3. The little piano trills in the music (5:40 is a good example) made me think of the "Charlie bit me remix" videos. So thanks for firing those old neurons. :)