Lobster Attacks Fishermen Diorama
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2022
- #Resin #Lobster #WildWest
It's back to the waters of the Wild Imaginary West this week with a sea monster fishing vessel being attacked by a giant lobster from the depths.
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FYI, giving up on resin was just a joke. :)
What air brush do you use?
Look in description
@@PotatoeGod it doesn't say
Would LOVE to see a Fallout game diorama, although this could be from Far Harbour.
I was literally about to say the ones with resin are what got me hooked on your channel 😂 more resin 🙏🏼
I love the effect and bubbles the crack caused, from the right angle it looks like a cannonball shot missed the lobster and hit the water behind it. very interesting outcome
I was thinking the same thing only maybe a harpoon shot. If you could've inserted a stray harpoon or spear, that Crack looks just like a stray shot.
Good point
@@solid_jr Rescue Video Incoming?
I'm sorry, but did you say chupacabra mermaids? We need the lore. The diorama. We need them with a zenithal highlight.
Resin related misery making you question your life choices? Pfff... never heard such nonsense...
P.S. Love the addition of a Pistol Shrimp breaking the sound barrier under the boat, causing the water to appear "cracked". Seriously next level planning!
What is this, a crossover episode?
Two of my fave makers in one comment thread? incredible.
Ha Ha....... You speak from experience.... 😉
@@canadian_grim_reaper it's amazing right?!
Lmao
i similarly thought the lobster had broken the sound barrier. under water I think it's a higher speed.
Best way to avoid heat damage is to build up the resin in layers. Yes it'll take longer to complete due to the repeated curing time, but it goes a long way to preventing disaster.
I think only issue with that is that you get lines between the layers of resin
slower cure resin?
@@PokeComa Should be barely noticeable if the proportion of pigment is the same in each batch.
@@lostsock9852 Still creates heat, just over a longer period.
@@PokeComa One of the ways it can be avoided is by mixing the dye with the resin itself and only adding hardener right before the pour
Thanks for the shoutout man! Your weathering turned out super cool. Also I’m sure it will bring many of us comfort that resin goes wrong even for YOU sometimes 😂
Top notch. 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.
Okay, now I absolutely _need_ to see a Chupacabra mermaid in one of your future videos.
You can't just say things like that and not expect to have to follow through.
Fantastic diorama, the boat looks so real I could almost smell the smoke from the engine. Or maybe that's just my computer overheating, I dunno.
I second the motion for chupacabra mermaids.
I third the motion for chupacabra mermaids.
I fourth the motion for chupacabra mermaids
I fifth the motion for chupacabra mermaids
I Sixth the motion.
I saw the thumbnail for this and remembered the old video “ey get that crawfish outta there”
found your channel this year, and love sitting down and relaxing and watching your videos especially after a long day, your work is so cool and makes me want to make my own crafts lol keep up the good work
This is me as well. I love the chill vibes and creativity!
Me three!
I agree with 100Milskellingtons & Rey O 👍
And would like to add that I find the step-by--step commentary on the process and clear elocution a joy too!✨
Absolutely love this one - particularly how you have the two worlds, that of the above-water boat, and beneath-water horror of the monster. Personally I think the resin crack looks like a sonic pulse in the water, almost as though the crustacean-monster can suddenly flick its tail or claws to stun its prey, like a mantis shrimp
Great job sticking with it and staying positive, you're right though sometimes things happen and we have to make the best of it, tiny suggestion...while you're building/painting could you show longer clips of the process, not necessarily narrate - just illustrate. It's fun to watch and sometimes you can pick things up just by watching other peoples process. Thanks, and again great job recovering your latest build!
Second channel with long form content would be sweet
That's not the style of this channel--it's made as fast as possible, edited for brevity with as many quick edits and chops, never giving you a nice view of what's going on. Not a tutorial channel, it just shows what he does and it's lightning quick. Annoying eh?
@@Hjerte_Verke I have a short attention span, so I like it this way. the other "rebuild' channels I subbed I run at 1.5x speed.
Loving the Wild West series. Very relaxing. Great to just sit and focus on something else. Love the work man!
I could see that crack being explained away as the opening of an extradimensional rift through which the lobster came.
I was thinking the same thing.
If you imagine the crack in the resin as water displacement from a gunshot, it's actually quite cool!
Hey bro I really appreciate you continuing on with the project and putting out the video even though it didn't go perfect and had some imperfections. This really helps me feel like its okay if projects don't go right all the time and not to give up on it even when things go wrong. This is a testament to having the right mentality when Hobbying, its about fun, and it's awesome to see you didn't lose that even mindset when you make videos of your work for hundreds of thousands of people to see. You continue to inspire my man.
I've talked to resin manufacturers when doing large pours. They recommended using thicker acrylic sheets and staggered pours to avoid cracking and other incidents, or using lower temperature-curing resin (which takes ages to set and harden). It takes much longer, but the results are usually worth it.
Loved watching your recovery from the unfortunate mishaps! The end product looked great!
You've gotta give us the Chupacabra-Mermaid now that you've mentioned it. Maybe a diorama of one lurking under the docks of a small fishing hut?
I can't imagine the frustration at coming back to find resin disasters like that. As far as the scale goes, a lot of the older model kits (this one originates in the 1950s) the scale was often quite loose and sometimes based on what would fit in the box! That probably explains the giants that come with this model.
Maybe they were Scottish crew, haggis-fed.
Watching his older videos, I always felt that he sounded kind of shy as he talked, a year later, he sounds so enthusiastic speaking which makes me happy 😌
this is the most relaxing channel on youtube, AMSR has nothing on this, great video! this weekend im doing my first resin pour, thanks for inspiring me to try making my own models.
The most? no - maybe the most you've seen but YT is full of better ASMR vids.
Man, always so fun watching your process, editing, voice over work! Killing it!
Would love to see some specifically military dioramas either set in your imaginary wild west setting, or maybe in a setting of their own that is not entirely realistic, but still very cool.
Love your videos and hope you never stop making imaginary wild west!
Another beautiful project! Your painting techniques really shine in this one! That boat and lobster look amazing!
I feel like it could really use a bottom to the river. Those details make it amazing.
As other said pouring in layers seems to be the way to go. I think only one crafting channel I watch does that for some reason.
Love the Imaginary Wild West setting. Have you thought about making a diorama of a wandering circus displaying some captured beasts? I think this circus could visit the town you built.
Or maybe the beasts should have a circus of captured guys?
@@Voirreydirector I would definitely love to see that, too, but are the beasts or creatures that organised?
Those 1:72 scale civil war figures that you used for the crew look twice as good as the 1: 32 civil war figures I paint while being much smaller. Nice stuff man.
Quite literally my favorite series on TH-cam. Thank you! Keep it up!
This is sick, I’d love to make something like this
Nice save at the end, C! Man, that's the scary thing about resin, there's no 'Control Z!' Now this diorama will always have a good story to go with it.
I have seen a few videos on TH-cam where they are putting their deep resin pours into an ice chest (Yes, with ice, which of course can't come into contact with the resin as you well know). I've also seen an old refrigerator used for that.
The diorama came out beautiful. Excellent work and excellent ingenuity all at the 11th hour!
Hats off to you for pushing through and showing us the results. It's still an awesome project, and definitely some great reminders in there. Always love to see your Imaginary Wild West projects.
This wild west craft series is my favorite series on youtube
Just wanted to say how much I'm enjoying your channel. You've inspired me to make my own dioramas like this.
I love the detail of everything. Super glad I watch this you every week it’s amazing.
In Elden Ring, those lobsters will 360' no-scope snipe your ass from 3km away. That crew was lucky the lobster was willing to fight in melee range.
I really love that you can tell he’s getting more comfortable with narrating his vids. Hats off to you, Boylei!
Oh mate. Sorry for your troubles. I hate it when resin does its own thing and makes our lives difficult. Nice recovery at the end
Awesome build, dude. The resin making part was very well done. My heart broke when I saw the crack, but great recovery
I love seeing the deep pour resin builds. It would be neat to see something like this with some underwater life and fauna happening as well. Great work, as always.
As someone who is currently painting a wild west-themed Adeptus Mechanicus army for Warhammer 40k, your videos are a great inspiration.
Hey Caleb. like i told you.... The video turned out great. Not everything always works immediately, but finding a solution is what makes a good model builder. great video.
Best regards Chicken
love the videos! I wish they were a little longer though.
I co-sign this! Love his videos ..
Honestly one of the best resin project saves I've seen
The bit with the lobster in the paint water was really cute/funny. I love the "Thank you sir"
I love your water themed ones the most. And your commentary is a big part of why your work is so enjoyable. The way you explain it feels like a how it’s made for models. It gives you this warm feeling
Love the monster hunter Wild West cinematic universe you’re creating here
Of the three boat-monster dioramas he’s made, this is the best one so far! Great work! 👍👍
I really appreciate you telling us channels to find new techniques at. There are so many channels out there it's hard to find more specialized techniques
Always respect artists that don't hide their mistakes. Great work fixing it up!!
I love how this turned out, im always excited to see more monster hunter/cowboy builds, but you should try adding river beds, and such under the monster, i think it would be a little detail that would make the diorama seem more like a complete location plucked straight from the world, and would make it feel like these monsters are a lot closer to whoever is on top than they probably would like to be
I really love watching creators, problem solve and work around any mishaps. It's more entertaining than when everything goes perfect.
I really appreciate the characters talking as you place them. Thanks for sharing! Have an awesome day!
Is it weird that I like watching you recover from disaster? Amazing work as always, love the end result.
I feel like this guy always has great music behind the videos. Also incredible work as always.
Loved this one, definitely one of my favorites. Always look forward to watching each addition to this series
I had the same problem with the acrylic and resin recently. I thought it was just it being my first pour, nice to know that wasn't entirely the issue. Thanks for another great Imaginary West video.
just found this channel, as a fisherman this sort of scenario has crossed my mind.
no lobsters unfortunately, but seeing a shark in the mass of fish you're wading through has a certain psychological effect on you!
personally i think the diorama is still awesome. its not that the accident happened, its that you were still able to make it turn out as good as it did
Dude I'm always amazed by the amount of detail you put into your work! That scene looks sick!
I think this video is great! I fell like there are many creators out there that would have scrapped a video like this, or heck even the entire project. Kudos for sticking with it, problem solving, and - most importantly - uploading the video for all of us viewers. I think its important for us to see that, as you said, mistakes happen. Its nice to know that even someone as skilled as Mr. Boylei has crafting mishaps!
Masterful work, loved the captions above the crew. Thanks for showing your mistakes and the recovery.
I LOVE your resin creations.
I stumbled across your channel somehow and fell in love immediately. I went back to your first videos and currently watching them all until I get back to this one. I would love to see a video on your thought process of how you create your dioramas. What references do you use, how do you figure out the scaling, why did you use that color or that piece. I think a lot of people ask the same thing and this would help others understand more on where to begin creating these.
Boylei, that crack looks like the underwater wake of the lobster movement!
I love the conversation the miniatures be having ❤
As a Coastie, it's weird seeing coast guard related stuff outside of the Coast Guard. Love the work man! Keep it up!
YEAHH!! a new vid. Great as always.
This wild west serie is growing larger piece by piece and I love it.
Yes i agree man you deserve a like
With the crack being just behind the lobster it almost looks like it's coming through some kind of fragmented portal! Amazing build through and through!
I love your videos! Especially the wild west ones! Thank you for creating such wonders for us to see. Also, thinking about boats, I'm imagining that scene from Finding Nemo where the fish swim down in the net and the whole boat is tipping and the thing is bending because of the weight, but like one big fish rather than many small ones. This wild imaginary west was a lot of potential lol.
Always enjoy watching these on Sunday mornings. Turned out great
As always awsome work!! I love this series!!
I usually don't have any critiques, considering I don't do any of this...but the lack of dirt, rocks, etc. at the bottom really struck me....I will always thank you for sharing your talent with us, letting us ride along your modelling journey. Thanks again.
Been waiting 2 weeks for the diorama and the humor lolol😂
Now we need a wild imaginary west chupacabra mermaid diorama
Awesome as always! You did a really good job with the color scheme for the water here, many hobby makers make the water way to blue.
I loved the crew's commentary. Great video!
I actually really like how the resin came out in the end - I think the various flaws give it an imperfect character that fits in really well with the subject matter, like film grain or all the scratches on an old movie reel. As for the crack…clearly, the lobster has some Mantis Shrimp genes in it from a wayward evolutionary dalliance, and that’s a shockwave from its supersonic clawpunch.
Great work!
I guess a film name Claws would be a legitimate sequel of Jaws. It's a big job to do that but, wow, what an outstanding result. Bravo for this piece of art.
This is one of my fav concepts yet! The Big Catch.
I love to see you work through the problems that come up.
Beautifully made!! Gives me Sunless Sea vibes
Great work man, I'm always impressed how clear these swampy waters are lol
Top tier commentary from the crew, 5/5 stars, love it.
I think you did a great job saving this piece. I do have one suggestion, if you add a few water mines to the surface of the water above the crack it could give the impression the crack is an explosion. You could even drill out some of the resin above it and have one sinking then refill with more uv resin or water effects to make it look like it’s sinking.
Dude... your work is amazing... very inspiring stuff!
Narrator: "I decided to have it fight a giant lobster"
Me: "Naturally"
The crack looks like the monster lobster came from another dimension or portal under water! Awesome.
The resin crack kinda looks like a sunbeam going through the water. It looks so good!!
Your dioramas always have a weird, creepy sense of realism that I absolutely love! The lobster-boat size ratio is realistic, and the boat's an appropriate vessel for deep-sea fishing. You make it easy to believe that these lurking, big-ass creatures could be out there! :)
However, it's my understanding that live lobsters aren't red. This giant lobster is definitely a deep-sea and probably prehistoric creature, and you've got skills for aging and antiquing things. A denizen of the deep such as a giant lobster surely would look its age -- dark, barnacled, like living stone.
This diorama is not a fail! I thank you for it and for the lessons you share, when things don't go right.
It's all good!
awesome work once again, lobster looks awesome. Ever consider making a sandy bottom for another of your resin river builds? Sandy and stony river bottoms hold many a strange creature.
As a lobsterman, I think this is one of your best yet!
It came out amazing! Whenever I work with resin it seems like no matter what work I do to stop stuff like that from happening something always goes wrong or needs some kind of correction lol
I definitely feel for you on the resin issue. Everything looks so good so it's a bummer that happened. You did recover very well though in my opinion. Nice job as usual!!
I want an imaginary wild west video game or movie so bad! Can’t wait for more!
I really love the underwater models
Love this series man been waiting for this one
great description of the learning process.
Can’t believe I had to wait till this evening to watch this due to work , looks amazing
ayo I kinda slept on dioramas for a month or two (watched modellers) and haven’t been keeping up with this channel but you’re even better now than you used to be! HUGE
NGL, very hype to see a new video in this series. I love it so much.
I don't know if you will see this comment, but I'd really recommend using some kind of base layer to give kind of a bottom to the river so it looks like the lobster has more of a habitat and not just is laying around in open water. Besides that, I absolutely love the aesthetic of your build. The utilization of the mid exploration era soliders and modernist era of technology really gives the build a unique vibe. All around a great video to watch!
Your annotations are so entertaining. "Lobsters are just bugs" "I hate this job"
Reminds me of the dialogue between my group of friends when we play video games... all the fuckery and idiocy that happens