Thanks! Yeah I wanted to try something different here, and realized I could achieve a much greater level of detail with clay than with resin. Also wanted something more opaque and less “glassy” looking.
I was very surprised at how nice the UV resin worked for the waves. I know there are other products out there to represent water, but I think you made the right choice here going with the resin. Not sure it would have looked as good using anything else. 👍👍
Your stories are so sadly beautiful. Amazing how you gave the AI a simple morality system that perpetuated into his sentience. Another great story would be from the other angle of the same event. The humans try to learn why the lighthouse suddenly malfunctioned but they never realize that the lighthouse chose to do it.
FARC I LOVE YOU?? I'm so bummed they probably didn't make it through their intervention. Came for the builds, stayed for the builds, but also for the stories. You're an incredible writer.
Fantastic video and amazing story, it's really cliché to have an A.I. become sentient and decide humans are evil, but the fact the thinks so logically and decides "this ship would probably hurt more people than the casualties" and let's them hit the rocks is so cleaver.
Thanks. I wanted the AI in this story to have very limited control; it's a binary lever: on or off. If the light is left on, an unspecified number may die. If the light goes off, a finite, knowable number will die. It's my take on the trolley problem, and inspired by AI-driven cars that must be programmed with a similar decision-making process.
Why do your stories always make me cry? I hope you're watching schnee's work on analyzing Arcane. He has some terrific stuff about storytelling. If you haven't, take a dip. You won't regret it!
I second the comments about using clay for the water! Really cool seeing alternative techniques to the ones we always see. Also, the paintjob on the water is 10/10.
The physical objects created in these videos are quite obviously works of art themselves, but what amazes me is the attention to every layer that makes up the whole. The audio backing, the choices made in what stages of the crafting to show, the care for his world when a short story is written, the pathos infused in the telling of that short story. This is all art. And personally I find that the whole somehow comes out to be even greater than the sum of its parts.
Me and my 10yo son absolutely love your videos, your builds and the stories you create! Hope we’ll see more! Keep on going! You’re doing a great job!!! Ciao from Italy!
I just watched all 11 videos of beyond the blight and must say it was an absolute blast binging them these past couple days. I love the animal and droid combos and love the world building! Loved how you tied in some of the videos! How did you come up with your language and is there a way I can see the full alphabet? Can’t wait for more and I’ll definitely keep myself busy by watching your other videos
Thanks! Aegesian is not an alphabet-based language, but rather a character-based language, similar to Chinese. Each character is made of radicals (character parts) that convey different nuances to combine into a word meaning. For example, there is a small cross radical found in the upper right of some characters that turns them from a verb into a noun and is pronounced with a sharp "t" at the end of the sound. So "hissa" meaning "to crawl", becomes "hissat", meaning "one which crawls". (That is where the cave creature gets its name.) While I don't put up the characters for all the things I mention in the videos, I record everything on a document on my computer. All of the place names, character names, and machine names have logical meanings, though unmentioned.
@@pirateofthepacific9687 I knew early on that I didn’t want English words or anything else too familiar, so that meant coming up with something brand new. It also helps to have a bank of verbs and adjectives when coming up with names for places and machines. It’s extra work now, but will make the whole thing richer and more cohesive in the end.
Dude, you are a true renasisanse man, creating your own language on top of the incredible storytelling, world-building as well as the model/diorama building. 🙏 Not to mention the video creation side of things, is there something you're not good at??? You sir are a true master at ALL that you do.
Honestly, the build, the quality of your production and your storytelling are, to say the least absolutely sublime! You're the best Kitbashing channel on YT imo. I enjoy all of your videos so much. Just pure, wholesome enjoyment and your love for world building and the superb craftsmanship is beyond this world!
For some reason, your world reminds me a lot of Frost Punk. I guess both are depressing worlds that are falling apart after their peak civilizations, but man, they are both so beautiful at the same time
A lighthouse so smart they got an existential crisis. Those waves are incredible! Beautiful open-ended story, for a moment I imagined how they decide payload will cause too much harm and leave the light off, letting the ship collide with the island and explode...
I really Connect with the story I am in rehab right now, for a back surgery and sometimes it can get a little lonely. Thanks for making a cool video for me to watch , i’ll be out of rehab on Friday. and hopefully my first custom car build video will be out soon after that.
Amazing build as always!!! I always need to watch your vids 2 times, usualy before I go to bet because its relaxing and the second time to pay attention :D Keep up the amazing work buddy! :D
I just started watching your videos from the start and I must say that this one is so far the best. You stepped everything up in this. The story. The waves. The build. Well done man! Pumped for the next ones!
Lovely story. My eye's did not water... Thank you for sharing your adventure, your skills and the wonderfully rich lore of the world you are building.👍🤟🪡🎨
You sir are a master-class level creator! Awesome build, i love the lighthouse, it looks both old and high-tech (not an easy thing to acomplish). I was seriously surprised at how you used the UV resin for the waves. I don't think the typical modeling "water" products would give the same effect, it looks amazing! As always with your BtB builds/videos, I was touched by the great storytelling. I hope that you migrate this world into other media (i.e. books, video games, rpg, etc.). Currently working my way through the Blight playlist and looking forward to the next one. Keep on keeping on good sir!!
Loved this build! The beacon motif in the panels is such a cool idea, that those who built this lighthouse, this extremely utilitarian structure wanted this object not just to be functional, but beautiful, symbolic, and perhaps viewed with some reverence. The story very much reminds me of "My Job is to Open and Close Doors" by Mattias Pilhede and Sai Cheung.
Man it's been a while since I've last seen one of your vids, and they're just as good as I remembered. Those waves are incredible, I was not expecting you to sculpt them with clay. I'm gonna go binge watch the rest of the videos now lol keep it up!
I've recently found your videos because I've been looking for inspiration for my own diorama. But I've become obsessed with your videos. I ABSOLUTELY LOVE your story that goes along with them. I like in Oregon. I work in the Columbia George. After watching this video I feel like maybe you could find some inspiration in the Columbia George. But more specifically, the native fishing platforms. In my opinion they are awesome and VERY inspirational
Love your videos and the short stories 📛 really inspired me to be better with my terrain making. More narratives. Also youtube stopped sharing your videos with me because they are butts
Also you are hilarious I was looking that your old videos they were so funny but the best was the Mario one with them lyrics. But you are just very talented.
Have you tried simple contact cement on XPS foam? Since it's the go-to solution for EVA foam sheets in cosplay costume making, it might work here as well. Apply the stuff as a thin layer on both surfaces, wait a few minutes until it feels dry/tacky and press the bits together. The connection kicks off rather quickly, to the point where everything else will tear under mechanical impact before that connection surface fails again.
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"apparently, they do not float" made me giggle. Also, you did a phenomenal job with the water in this.
Its great to see someone using clay and painting rather than resin for waves. Those waves are awesome.
Thanks! Yeah I wanted to try something different here, and realized I could achieve a much greater level of detail with clay than with resin. Also wanted something more opaque and less “glassy” looking.
I was very surprised at how nice the UV resin worked for the waves. I know there are other products out there to represent water, but I think you made the right choice here going with the resin. Not sure it would have looked as good using anything else. 👍👍
Another great video, man! Really love the world you're building.
Thank you sir!
Some of the 2 best craft channels right here
@@Pickledog2005 so true (and amazingly good original worlds)
I watched the both of you guys channel and I like them
Your stories are so sadly beautiful. Amazing how you gave the AI a simple morality system that perpetuated into his sentience. Another great story would be from the other angle of the same event. The humans try to learn why the lighthouse suddenly malfunctioned but they never realize that the lighthouse chose to do it.
Well said!
FARC I LOVE YOU?? I'm so bummed they probably didn't make it through their intervention.
Came for the builds, stayed for the builds, but also for the stories. You're an incredible writer.
Fantastic video and amazing story, it's really cliché to have an A.I. become sentient and decide humans are evil, but the fact the thinks so logically and decides "this ship would probably hurt more people than the casualties" and let's them hit the rocks is so cleaver.
Thanks. I wanted the AI in this story to have very limited control; it's a binary lever: on or off. If the light is left on, an unspecified number may die. If the light goes off, a finite, knowable number will die. It's my take on the trolley problem, and inspired by AI-driven cars that must be programmed with a similar decision-making process.
Why do your stories always make me cry? I hope you're watching schnee's work on analyzing Arcane. He has some terrific stuff about storytelling. If you haven't, take a dip. You won't regret it!
I will check it out for sure, thanks for the tip, and for your patronage!
The ending to you story! off on switching from on off. I must say the stories might be my favorite part, and I came for the building.
I second the comments about using clay for the water! Really cool seeing alternative techniques to the ones we always see. Also, the paintjob on the water is 10/10.
Awesome! Thank you!
I want to see a show based off beyond the blight immediately! Like this is perfect for a Syfy show I would binge the entire series several times
I wasn't too sure about the clay ocean, but once it was painted up it looked great.
Farc's my kinda lighthouse. I'd be more than happy to keep them company.
What a great story and build. It reminded me of a video from the channel Mattias Pilhede called "My Job is to Open and Close Doors" Very well done.
I’ll check it out!
God, I remember that, such a good short
A truly underrated channel. Great builds and story
Much appreciated!
I will never get sick of this series 😍
I love the world building, the dioramas and the stories!
Amazing 🤩
Glad you like them!
Your world building is as fantastic as your builds!
Thanks! 🙏
Thanks for the Super Thanks!
The physical objects created in these videos are quite obviously works of art themselves, but what amazes me is the attention to every layer that makes up the whole. The audio backing, the choices made in what stages of the crafting to show, the care for his world when a short story is written, the pathos infused in the telling of that short story. This is all art. And personally I find that the whole somehow comes out to be even greater than the sum of its parts.
What a beautiful build and story man! The finished peice looks stunning!
Thanks a bunch for your comment and all of your support!
I love Farc, such a lovely boy, I wish him the best
Has to watch this video twice. The story and all the lore are so good. You really should publish A ttrpg setting I'd buy it so fast ❤
Thank you! I don’t actually play tabletops so I’ve got some learning to do!
Another outstanding build. Your back stories are as fine as your model building.
Truly entertaining to listen to the stories behind the models.. Look forward to the next one!!
Thanks!
Great job on those water effects they look incredible! I also enjoyed the story as always!
Thanks man!
Nice story. Great build. The lighthouse cares. Sweet.
Well shoot, that would've been a better name for this story...
I like Farc's story a lot.
Me and my 10yo son absolutely love your videos, your builds and the stories you create! Hope we’ll see more! Keep on going!
You’re doing a great job!!!
Ciao from Italy!
Each one of your builds floors me. You keep outdoing yourself with each one! You’re an absolute inspiration.
Wow, thank you!
Really enjoy your back storyline. I'm glad I came across this channel ☺️ I really enjoy your content.
Glad you enjoy it!
I just watched all 11 videos of beyond the blight and must say it was an absolute blast binging them these past couple days. I love the animal and droid combos and love the world building! Loved how you tied in some of the videos! How did you come up with your language and is there a way I can see the full alphabet? Can’t wait for more and I’ll definitely keep myself busy by watching your other videos
Thanks! Aegesian is not an alphabet-based language, but rather a character-based language, similar to Chinese. Each character is made of radicals (character parts) that convey different nuances to combine into a word meaning. For example, there is a small cross radical found in the upper right of some characters that turns them from a verb into a noun and is pronounced with a sharp "t" at the end of the sound. So "hissa" meaning "to crawl", becomes "hissat", meaning "one which crawls". (That is where the cave creature gets its name.) While I don't put up the characters for all the things I mention in the videos, I record everything on a document on my computer. All of the place names, character names, and machine names have logical meanings, though unmentioned.
@@gameyybuilds I see… how did you get the inspiration for the Aegisian language? I love the characters
@@pirateofthepacific9687 I knew early on that I didn’t want English words or anything else too familiar, so that meant coming up with something brand new. It also helps to have a bank of verbs and adjectives when coming up with names for places and machines. It’s extra work now, but will make the whole thing richer and more cohesive in the end.
Dude, you are a true renasisanse man, creating your own language on top of the incredible storytelling, world-building as well as the model/diorama building. 🙏
Not to mention the video creation side of things, is there something you're not good at??? You sir are a true master at ALL that you do.
Something something technocracy powered by a sentient lighthouse and all the metaphors that stem out of it
👏👏👏
"The Great Wave of Ages"
You suddenly reminded me of the novel "I, Robot" and the robot that tapped its fingers. Sick waves, bro.
This is hands down spectacular, the story is icing on the cake.
WOW! That is the most realistic water I've seen. You are effing amazing.
Ohhhh Farc, we’re really in it now
Honestly, the build, the quality of your production and your storytelling are, to say the least absolutely sublime! You're the best Kitbashing channel on YT imo. I enjoy all of your videos so much. Just pure, wholesome enjoyment and your love for world building and the superb craftsmanship is beyond this world!
Amazing video as always!!! Loved the short story!
Thanks 🙏
Incredible display. I love your stories with each one!
Macromedia... a name lost to the ages. Loving your channel and this story.
That was a pretty Farc-ing awesome build!
...and story!!!
The waves are gorgeous!!! Very good story, very compelling.
Too cool! You knocked it out of the park 👍
Blew it out of the water? 😂
For some reason, your world reminds me a lot of Frost Punk. I guess both are depressing worlds that are falling apart after their peak civilizations, but man, they are both so beautiful at the same time
That water looks amazing 😊
The story telling is elite while building !! I always watch your videos while eating ngl😂
I was so excited to see a new video! The waves look incredible!
Thanks so much!
A lighthouse so smart they got an existential crisis. Those waves are incredible! Beautiful open-ended story, for a moment I imagined how they decide payload will cause too much harm and leave the light off, letting the ship collide with the island and explode...
I loved the story! I enjoy all of your videos bud! Keep'm coming! PS the water feature turned out awesome!
Thanks!
I love the storytelling you do with your pieces. It really develops a stronger connection to your world building and to the project itself.
man best video you've done so far for me at least thanks so much for making these
Glad you enjoyed!
I really Connect with the story I am in rehab right now, for a back surgery and sometimes it can get a little lonely. Thanks for making a cool video for me to watch , i’ll be out of rehab on Friday. and hopefully my first custom car build video will be out soon after that.
underrated channel
Man that's awesome ... Keep it up brother until next time blight on..........
I love the stories and the narration
Nooooo I’m so sorry I missed the video. Man. But atleast I can relax now
Enjoy!
Amazing build as always!!! I always need to watch your vids 2 times, usualy before I go to bet because its relaxing and the second time to pay attention :D
Keep up the amazing work buddy! :D
Awesome, thanks so much!
Great build great story, thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching
This is a truly incredible project. One of the coolest things I've seen on TH-cam.
Wow, thanks!
Don't know what I enjoyed more, the story or the build!
Just overall amazing stuff!
Glad you enjoyed it!
This was great, story is very original and interesting, build is very beautiful
The story was chilling.
Those waves!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
The satisfaction of keeping humans safe from themselves...
I just started watching your videos from the start and I must say that this one is so far the best. You stepped everything up in this. The story. The waves. The build. Well done man! Pumped for the next ones!
Lovely story. My eye's did not water... Thank you for sharing your adventure, your skills and the wonderfully rich lore of the world you are building.👍🤟🪡🎨
I love watching and listening your videos and the stories!
you are such an excellent storyteller. has anyone ever told you your voice would be perfect for audiobooks? AMAZING build, too!
Thanks! I’m working on the novelization of this series now. I’ll do an audiobook once it’s complete.
You sir are a master-class level creator! Awesome build, i love the lighthouse, it looks both old and high-tech (not an easy thing to acomplish). I was seriously surprised at how you used the UV resin for the waves. I don't think the typical modeling "water" products would give the same effect, it looks amazing!
As always with your BtB builds/videos, I was touched by the great storytelling. I hope that you migrate this world into other media (i.e. books, video games, rpg, etc.).
Currently working my way through the Blight playlist and looking forward to the next one. Keep on keeping on good sir!!
Loved this build! The beacon motif in the panels is such a cool idea, that those who built this lighthouse, this extremely utilitarian structure wanted this object not just to be functional, but beautiful, symbolic, and perhaps viewed with some reverence. The story very much reminds me of "My Job is to Open and Close Doors" by Mattias Pilhede and Sai Cheung.
Love the stories that go along with the brilliant builds.
Man it's been a while since I've last seen one of your vids, and they're just as good as I remembered. Those waves are incredible, I was not expecting you to sculpt them with clay. I'm gonna go binge watch the rest of the videos now lol keep it up!
I like this story very much! Really a great one, and i like the minimalistic simplicity of a miniature, it tells so much more that way!♡ i love it!)
awww man. cant wait for your book.
I've recently found your videos because I've been looking for inspiration for my own diorama. But I've become obsessed with your videos. I ABSOLUTELY LOVE your story that goes along with them. I like in Oregon. I work in the Columbia George. After watching this video I feel like maybe you could find some inspiration in the Columbia George. But more specifically, the native fishing platforms. In my opinion they are awesome and VERY inspirational
Incredible work sir. I love how you painted the sea and created the spray. Good job.
I like that lighthouse. Very nice.
Again: So good! Such an inspiration!
Thanks!
I love that I stumble across your vids I love the builds I love the stories I want to play a ttrpg in this world. I can't get enought of your world
Another great build, your world reminds me of Hyllis from Beyond good an Evil.
Incredible job on those waves
Dude so awesome! Love the build. Thank you
Thanks Brayden!
@@gameyybuilds just rewatched it with the wife. Loved the story. She thought it was really cool too. Tha js for sharing your talent with writing
🇬🇧 Brilliant.
“I’m not so bad, once you get to know me!!” 😁 Karen ❤
Remember me when you have 1,000,000 subs.
This is so sick!!
Love your videos and the stories you tell with them. You're doing amazing things here and I'd bet your channel will be growing very quickly!
Thank you so much!
Love your videos and the short stories 📛 really inspired me to be better with my terrain making. More narratives. Also youtube stopped sharing your videos with me because they are butts
Wow!!!! Incredible!!!
Amazing build and story.
Ahhh someone else who collects those types of frames as bases! I have so many "live laugh love" frames, it makes me cringe 😂
Yeah, they are great for bases! Sturdy and with very useable dimensions. Love your builds by the way!
@@gameyybuilds Thank you! I really enjoy the storytelling in your builds, looking forward to more!
Such talent for the art and the art of the story ❤
Encore une oeuvre de plus l'eau est incroyablement réaliste bravo 💪👍
Also you are hilarious I was looking that your old videos they were so funny but the best was the Mario one with them lyrics. But you are just very talented.
Wonderful story!
Just found this channel and I *love* the short stories you provide with these!! Amazing art and writing, and especially narration!
Wonderful! Every part.
Beautiful
Hi there I love how u did the waves. X
Bro you should hire someone to make these videos into a game like it'd be a very good game probably would get more downloads than Minecraft
i love farc
Have you tried simple contact cement on XPS foam?
Since it's the go-to solution for EVA foam sheets in cosplay costume making, it might work here as well.
Apply the stuff as a thin layer on both surfaces, wait a few minutes until it feels dry/tacky and press the bits together. The connection kicks off rather quickly, to the point where everything else will tear under mechanical impact before that connection surface fails again.
just amazing!!!!!!! love it!