"Pequeña pulga" El anciano entrecerró los ojos hacia el horizonte mientras el cielo se desangraba de las últimas gotas de luz solar. Incluso a través de las lentes tintadas apretadas contra sus ojos, la luz del mundo sobre la tierra era penetrante, implacable. Lamió su piel pálida con una lengua con púas y le picó los ojos. Este no era su mundo. Su nombre era Harkaad, y durante meses había estado abriéndose camino hacia arriba, arriba, arriba desde lo profundo de la piel del planeta, donde las venas de magma habían proporcionado durante décadas el calor geotérmico que alimentaba a los pueblos de los de abajo. Un mundo una vez rico en minerales y piedras preciosas, minas de sal y aguas subterráneas, diamantes y caracoles de río. Un mundo aún rico, si uno sabía dónde buscar. Pero esos eran los secretos que morirían con Harkaad y el resto de los ancianos del pueblo. Era un conocimiento demasiado peligroso para transmitir incluso a la siguiente generación. Porque si los reales restantes en la superficie se enteraban de ello, seguramente vendrían buscando, arañando, perforando, nunca satisfechos con nada menos que más que lo que les correspondía. Era parte de su naturaleza saquear y consumir, así como era parte de la naturaleza de Harkaad mantenerse en las sombras. Pero era contra esta misma naturaleza que había sido escupido de la boca de las cuevas, vomitado sobre el "mundo del techo", como lo llamaba su tribu de los Harab-Kif. Mientras hubiera reales, la tribu de los Harab-Kif había pagado diligentemente tributo a los reales de Bellami, enviando fielmente un mensajero a la superficie cada cinco años con entregas de minerales, piedras preciosas o cualquier otra cosa que la Casa Bellami considerara valiosa. Cuando esos se habían vuelto escasos, exigieron que se pagara tributo humano, para trabajar como sirvientes dentro de sus muros de la ciudadela. Hace cincuenta años, el único hijo de Harkaad había sido separado de él de esta manera. Su hijo con los ojos dorados, tan luminosos como los de su madre. Abrumada por el dolor por la pérdida de su único hijo, la esposa de Harkaad se había convertido en una reclusa y no había dado a luz a ningún otro hijo para llevar el escudo de la familia. No es que importara. Los Harab-Kif eran una tribu menguante en un planeta encogido bajo montones de roca y polvo. No había futuro arriba o abajo. Y, sin embargo, mientras los reales permanecieran, se exigía tributo. Harkaad podía llevar la única cosa de valor que quedaba: el Sin-Aumek de la tribu, la máquina de topografía. En las décadas de su vida, había trazado decenas de miles de túneles, había descubierto una docena de depósitos de minerales preciosos y había rescatado a cientos de mineros perdidos o heridos. Fue algo amargo entregar una máquina tan fiel al ingrato Bellami, quien seguramente la diseccionaría por sus piezas. Pero había cierto consuelo al saber que este tributo en particular guardaba un secreto. Debajo de su caparazón, llevaba algo que los Bellami nunca habían visto en todas sus décadas en la superficie de Aegis: una pequeña colonia de pulgas. Insectos recolectados con cuidado de un nido abandonado de Hissat. Un conjunto de manchitas que llevaban un patógeno específicamente desarrollado para sellar el útero. Ninguna mujer Bellami mordida volvería a tener hijos. Harkaad les quitaría así el futuro que le habían robado. Qué poético, pensó, que un gran imperio fuera llevado a sus rodillas por las criaturas más insignificantes. El clavo de hierro que divide una roca. Sonrió, el último rayo de sol brillando en sus dientes. Pero la entrada a la Ciudadela Bellami no era como Harkaad la recordaba. Sus puertas estaban salpicadas de óxido, los mosaicos en sus pilares astillados y desvanecidos. "¿Traes tributo?" llamó una voz de mujer desde la muralla de la torre. Harkaad miró hacia arriba, sin encontrar la fuente del sonido. "Sí. Soy del Harab-Kif". "Hemos estado esperando. Tu caminador será puesto a trabajar". "¿Lo será?" preguntó Harkaad. Ahora una figura apareció de una escalera, perfilada por las lámparas tenues que empezaban a titilar en la terraza. Guardó su arma y señaló hacia el Sin-Aumek. "Necesitamos un topógrafo para localizar más agua. Nuestros pozos se están secando. Los sensores de tu caminador serán de gran ayuda". "No lo desmantelarán?" preguntó el anciano. "Por supuesto que no, no hay nadie aquí para volver a armarlo si lo intentáramos. Los ingenieros se han ido", dijo la joven, rodeando al caminador con un escáner. "¿Se han ido?" La mujer no respondió mientras accedía a uno de los paneles de mantenimiento del caminador. Harkaad contuvo la respiración. El panel estaba justo al lado de la muestra de pulgas. "La casa de Bellami te agradece tu tributo". Harkaad frunció el ceño. No había oído nunca de los reales agradeciendo a sus súbditos. "Puede ser la última vez", dijo. "El Harab-Kif tiene poco más que ofrecer. Nuestros números están disminuyendo". La mujer no reaccionó de inmediato. Continuó su inspección reflexiva de la máquina antes de encogerse de hombros finalmente. "No es importante. No hay nadie que haga cumplir los edictos. La mayoría de los reales se han ido al extranjero". "¿Entonces quién eres tú?" preguntó Harkaad. "Soy una guardia. Y aprendiz de albañil durante el día. Todos llevamos muchos títulos aquí. Somos los hijos e hijas de los siervos que fueron dejados atrás. Hacemos lo que podemos para mantener la fortaleza en funcionamiento", respondió la joven mujer. La joven mujer extendió su mano y ofreció una sonrisa. Harkaad la tomó cautelosamente en su mano, sorprendido por la piel dura y áspera. Pero lo que lo sorprendió aún más fueron sus ojos dorados. Un brillo inconfundible. Y cuando ella retiró su mano para rascarse algo en su muñeca, Harkaad sintió que su corazón se hundía en el fondo de su estómago, cavando como lo haría el corazón de un subterráneo, debajo de capas de polvo y tierra, donde solo residía el arrepentimiento...
Hm the interesting thing is if his people were exposed to the fleas, they have to have a treatment or cure for them. I see it as a thing that could bring the surface and underworld people together. A dark, deep secret of his, but a secret that will better the world.
@@connor3284 Sounded more like it was because they were no longer passing down their history and ways to avoid exploitation by surface tribes, and now they are gone there's no reason to not pass those mineral deposits etc down.
The multiple types of creativity needed to not only kitbash but to also sculpt, use Blender, write creative fiction, and world-build is wild. This man is a total artist.
The story unfolded like a Twilight Zone episode and the build is beautiful. I absolutely adore this entire world and thank you for sharing all the work you’re putting in to creating this.
Absolutely stunning. The story is so captivating, as is the build. Your hard work and dedication to the craft and story need to be recognized! This deserves more attention.
The TH-cam algorithm actually did something great for once. I've been wanting more channels like Boylei Hobby Time, Studson Studios, and North of the Border and here it is!
The “only use junk you have on hand” approach for your previous builds was great and definitely has its place but with your new blender skills, nothing will be out of reach for you. Super excited to see what else you come up with
I felt a hole in my stomach when the story ended. I bow to your storytelling man, every chapter of this world is as surprising and interesting as the last one
I came for the build, got inspired by the blender and heartbroken by the story. Haven't watched a youtube video that captivating in a long time. Well done sir
I don't know what I can say that hasn't already been said about your excellent build and wonderful story. I am subscribed to many other channels that kitbash and/or scratchbuild but your style and the emotion you put into your story really drew me in. Thanks for sharing your talent with the world.
I know for a fact I was directed to your videos because I'm subscribed to both BoyleiHobbyTime and BillMakingStuff, and I honestly think you deserve the comparison. Your crafting techniques are clean, evocative and easy to follow. Your production value in your video is top notch for flow and entertainment, and as a hobbyist world builder I absolutely love your creativity and lore for your custom setting. That ending was truly poetic, tragic, and heart wrenching. You've earned a new subscriber today my friend, excellent work. I'm excited to go through the rest of your videos now!
This is the first video of yours I saw, so I immediately went back to binge your older content. After catching up I can't help but say you've REALLY improved at making youtube videos, this video right here is practically a masterpiece! Phenomenally shot, and a really really good story. Keep making content, this is the start of your era dude!
Thanks for noticing! I've been really focusing on improving the visuals in my videos, getting more interesting shots, playing with focal length on the camera, and lighting. Still such a newb, but enjoying the slow growth.
This was also my first viewing of your builds/videos. I have to say I thought you were a professional (insert one of a dozen job titles you've seemed to master here). I can't wait to go through your past videos. Awesome job sir!! 👍👍👏
Subscribed. I've been looking for a different diorama channel and I've found it. When it is not 2am I will be sharing this to my niece. The world building is something I know she will love, as I do
I have an idea!, a damaged old and cracked tank mech, it had 8 legs, and 6 pedipalds armed with guns. With lots of wireframe and peeling metal sheets, maybe a cannonball hole in it?
Now, thanks to 3D printing, pratically EVERYTHING is possible, naturally your skills are astounding, now isn't no more necessary to search for greeblies in the bit box.👍
I love the thought and story put into your builds. I have been a scratch builder since the 70s. It was always a pleasure to build a model and get the story on the way. Creativity in this way is so rare. I really treasure your exuberant efforts to make real the fantasy that you generate from design.
@@gameyybuilds I forgot to add how cool it was to see you use the 3d printer. For that being one of your first times using the program, the result was insane! where do you get your music?
That story brought to life some bits of scrap plastic. Nothing is more entertaining than watching the craft of a story be both told and sculpted. There are few people in the world with such a talent, among them stand yourself. It was entertaining and a pleasure from start to finish. Considering multibillion dollar movie industry creatively bankrupt standings, this was a breath of fresh air. Hope to see more of this shared passion.
Wow, so cool! I really love bitbashing and scrap building projects. And you do them in a very creative way which deserves more attention. Really loved it, thanks!
I watch a lot of kit bashing channels. This is the first time I e subscribed after watching ONE videlo! That story was captivating and I hope you continue the story arc.
so, this guy likes kitbashing so much that when given a tool that imagine anything from scratch he uses it to kitbash more XD I love it! it's just lovely to watch these.
oh, that's such a sad story, to try to take revenge against a people long gone and only bringing harm to a long lost kin. the music sample at the end felt so on point i could almost see the clumsy walking of the mech in a hot dusty desert.
This video is one of a kind, dang. Subscribed 😎😎 Edit: Okay but for real your creative process is inspiring. So often am I paralyzed by research and things... something like this would have taken me 2 years of thought, and like, a bunch of half-started blender tutorials, 3D printing videos, watercolor research... whatever. And then it would have never gotten done. It is just. A relief seeing your process. And actually inspiring
Thanks! I think the monthly videos really push me to not get too stuck on any one process. If I find myself hitting a wall in one aspect, I'll switch gears and start working on something else (like writing the short story). That helps me keep momentum.
Really great build! Also adore the worldbuilding and storytelling that you've been doing in your videos, it's really captivating. Can't wait to see what happens next in Aegis!
Dang, this whole video took me by surprise. The drawing made from the parts you had laid out and then the build itself to the lore and story. Well done!
When you delete the hat in Blender, since it looked like it was its own complete mesh, select one of the vertices try pressing CTRL L, that will highlight all connected verts and make it much easier to delete. Really well done build overall! Love how quickly you picked up and utilised blender!
its crazy how you make speculative zoology become real! I see alot of inspiration, or just similarities, with "The Electric State," "Tales From the Loop," and "Things From the Flood" all from Simon Stalenhag, an illustrator who makes machines alot like you do!
This is the first video I saw on your channel, the recommendation blessed both of us, your building skills, and worldbuilding are just *amazing* to say the least. You've earned yourself a new sub! Even if it feels small, for me or you, it doesn't take away from the fact that your videos and builds are just amazing
This content shouldn't be free, and this world you're building should be given a giant budget, some actors, or a game engine, whatever it is you would want to do with it :p . Insanely good work, and great story telling!
Netflix should hire you to become a writer and director for a syfy series. This felt like a Love Death Robots episode! I was so invested in your character and story! It’s not easy to create an original world building concept and you’re quite gifted in this regard.
I think what makes your style so appealing is your skills for narrating not only the building process but also the story. Aside from your skills at creating the dioramas, obviously. Also, Woodlander Hobbies said in one of his videos that you inspired him to make dioramas that tell a story so, Congratulations on being one of the progenitors of a new art genre! (Along with Boylei Hobby Time).
My jaw just dropped when you described making your own sculptamold because I had spent a long time looking for similar products in my area to it without thinking just... how easy it is to make it myself. Gosh.... I need to really get deeper into the DIY materials for my builds. Would save a ton of money. I think it's too easy for a lot of us to instinctively just go buy products/similar products without thinking of how to do it ourselves these days. Thanks for the inspiration!
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"Pequeña pulga"
El anciano entrecerró los ojos hacia el horizonte mientras el cielo se desangraba de las últimas gotas de luz solar. Incluso a través de las lentes tintadas apretadas contra sus ojos, la luz del mundo sobre la tierra era penetrante, implacable. Lamió su piel pálida con una lengua con púas y le picó los ojos. Este no era su mundo.
Su nombre era Harkaad, y durante meses había estado abriéndose camino hacia arriba, arriba, arriba desde lo profundo de la piel del planeta, donde las venas de magma habían proporcionado durante décadas el calor geotérmico que alimentaba a los pueblos de los de abajo. Un mundo una vez rico en minerales y piedras preciosas, minas de sal y aguas subterráneas, diamantes y caracoles de río. Un mundo aún rico, si uno sabía dónde buscar.
Pero esos eran los secretos que morirían con Harkaad y el resto de los ancianos del pueblo. Era un conocimiento demasiado peligroso para transmitir incluso a la siguiente generación. Porque si los reales restantes en la superficie se enteraban de ello, seguramente vendrían buscando, arañando, perforando, nunca satisfechos con nada menos que más que lo que les correspondía. Era parte de su naturaleza saquear y consumir, así como era parte de la naturaleza de Harkaad mantenerse en las sombras.
Pero era contra esta misma naturaleza que había sido escupido de la boca de las cuevas, vomitado sobre el "mundo del techo", como lo llamaba su tribu de los Harab-Kif. Mientras hubiera reales, la tribu de los Harab-Kif había pagado diligentemente tributo a los reales de Bellami, enviando fielmente un mensajero a la superficie cada cinco años con entregas de minerales, piedras preciosas o cualquier otra cosa que la Casa Bellami considerara valiosa. Cuando esos se habían vuelto escasos, exigieron que se pagara tributo humano, para trabajar como sirvientes dentro de sus muros de la ciudadela.
Hace cincuenta años, el único hijo de Harkaad había sido separado de él de esta manera. Su hijo con los ojos dorados, tan luminosos como los de su madre. Abrumada por el dolor por la pérdida de su único hijo, la esposa de Harkaad se había convertido en una reclusa y no había dado a luz a ningún otro hijo para llevar el escudo de la familia.
No es que importara. Los Harab-Kif eran una tribu menguante en un planeta encogido bajo montones de roca y polvo. No había futuro arriba o abajo. Y, sin embargo, mientras los reales permanecieran, se exigía tributo. Harkaad podía llevar la única cosa de valor que quedaba: el Sin-Aumek de la tribu, la máquina de topografía.
En las décadas de su vida, había trazado decenas de miles de túneles, había descubierto una docena de depósitos de minerales preciosos y había rescatado a cientos de mineros perdidos o heridos.
Fue algo amargo entregar una máquina tan fiel al ingrato Bellami, quien seguramente la diseccionaría por sus piezas. Pero había cierto consuelo al saber que este tributo en particular guardaba un secreto. Debajo de su caparazón, llevaba algo que los Bellami nunca habían visto en todas sus décadas en la superficie de Aegis: una pequeña colonia de pulgas. Insectos recolectados con cuidado de un nido abandonado de Hissat. Un conjunto de manchitas que llevaban un patógeno específicamente desarrollado para sellar el útero. Ninguna mujer Bellami mordida volvería a tener hijos.
Harkaad les quitaría así el futuro que le habían robado. Qué poético, pensó, que un gran imperio fuera llevado a sus rodillas por las criaturas más insignificantes. El clavo de hierro que divide una roca. Sonrió, el último rayo de sol brillando en sus dientes.
Pero la entrada a la Ciudadela Bellami no era como Harkaad la recordaba. Sus puertas estaban salpicadas de óxido, los mosaicos en sus pilares astillados y desvanecidos.
"¿Traes tributo?" llamó una voz de mujer desde la muralla de la torre. Harkaad miró hacia arriba, sin encontrar la fuente del sonido.
"Sí. Soy del Harab-Kif".
"Hemos estado esperando. Tu caminador será puesto a trabajar".
"¿Lo será?" preguntó Harkaad.
Ahora una figura apareció de una escalera, perfilada por las lámparas tenues que empezaban a titilar en la terraza. Guardó su arma y señaló hacia el Sin-Aumek.
"Necesitamos un topógrafo para localizar más agua. Nuestros pozos se están secando. Los sensores de tu caminador serán de gran ayuda".
"No lo desmantelarán?" preguntó el anciano.
"Por supuesto que no, no hay nadie aquí para volver a armarlo si lo intentáramos. Los ingenieros se han ido", dijo la joven, rodeando al caminador con un escáner.
"¿Se han ido?"
La mujer no respondió mientras accedía a uno de los paneles de mantenimiento del caminador. Harkaad contuvo la respiración. El panel estaba justo al lado de la muestra de pulgas.
"La casa de Bellami te agradece tu tributo".
Harkaad frunció el ceño. No había oído nunca de los reales agradeciendo a sus súbditos.
"Puede ser la última vez", dijo. "El Harab-Kif tiene poco más que ofrecer. Nuestros números están disminuyendo".
La mujer no reaccionó de inmediato. Continuó su inspección reflexiva de la máquina antes de encogerse de hombros finalmente. "No es importante. No hay nadie que haga cumplir los edictos. La mayoría de los reales se han ido al extranjero".
"¿Entonces quién eres tú?" preguntó Harkaad.
"Soy una guardia. Y aprendiz de albañil durante el día. Todos llevamos muchos títulos aquí. Somos los hijos e hijas de los siervos que fueron dejados atrás. Hacemos lo que podemos para mantener la fortaleza en funcionamiento", respondió la joven mujer.
La joven mujer extendió su mano y ofreció una sonrisa. Harkaad la tomó cautelosamente en su mano, sorprendido por la piel dura y áspera. Pero lo que lo sorprendió aún más fueron sus ojos dorados. Un brillo inconfundible.
Y cuando ella retiró su mano para rascarse algo en su muñeca, Harkaad sintió que su corazón se hundía en el fondo de su estómago, cavando como lo haría el corazón de un subterráneo, debajo de capas de polvo y tierra, donde solo residía el arrepentimiento...
I loved this so much thank you!!
Ja danke
Hm the interesting thing is if his people were exposed to the fleas, they have to have a treatment or cure for them. I see it as a thing that could bring the surface and underworld people together. A dark, deep secret of his, but a secret that will better the world.
@@ErgonomicChair His own tribe is dying out, likely in part due to the plague mentioned.
@@connor3284 Sounded more like it was because they were no longer passing down their history and ways to avoid exploitation by surface tribes, and now they are gone there's no reason to not pass those mineral deposits etc down.
The multiple types of creativity needed to not only kitbash but to also sculpt, use Blender, write creative fiction, and world-build is wild. This man is a total artist.
That’s very kind, thank you!
And also the playlist, especially the music/score at 11:55. Very nice choice
Not like me.Visual and sonic artist,writter ,poet, kinda yogy martial art,lover sometimes,gurmand etc
Hugely agree, this was amazing to witness
Not to mention the already stunning concept art
Wow, you went FULL Dystopian there
The story unfolded like a Twilight Zone episode and the build is beautiful. I absolutely adore this entire world and thank you for sharing all the work you’re putting in to creating this.
I'm glad you like it
If you focus on results, you will never change. If you focus on change, you will get results.
This man would be a treasure to the DnD community.
how does this guy find such great music, AND be so goddamned good at everything else?
Absolutely stunning. The story is so captivating, as is the build. Your hard work and dedication to the craft and story need to be recognized! This deserves more attention.
Thanks so much, that’s very kind.
Seconded. Truly an impressive piece
I was listening to the story and forgot to watch the painting! Have to watch again. Well done!
“The final nail that splits a Boulder!” 15:39 (How poetic and appropo for such a physical and embodied craft-based world!)
I came for the model building, I cried at the conclusion of the story.
This, people, is why you do your research before starting your supervillain arc. Beautiful build and story!
Wow, thanks!
how can such a good channel so good???
A story to hit the heart strings, a fantastic build and setting of the scene.
Wow, unbelievable! 😍👏😯
wow dude. just wow. every part of this was exceptional
Your channel is my new favorite. Your channel is like combination of Kallamity, Hudson and Boyley.
The TH-cam algorithm actually did something great for once. I've been wanting more channels like Boylei Hobby Time, Studson Studios, and North of the Border and here it is!
You should check out @billmakingstuff too
Thalassohobbyer is a good one -- though, as the name suggests, all of his builds are about large bodies of water.
I hope one day the whole land of Aegis is filled and you have a massive museum for it all ❤
That’s (kind of) the idea!
The “only use junk you have on hand” approach for your previous builds was great and definitely has its place but with your new blender skills, nothing will be out of reach for you. Super excited to see what else you come up with
Thanks man! You are right, it’s like a whole new realm of possibilities have just been unlocked!
it still counts if he makes the junk right? XD
man stayed true to his sketch. respect.
I felt a hole in my stomach when the story ended. I bow to your storytelling man, every chapter of this world is as surprising and interesting as the last one
saw this video on my recommended video list, subscribed at the first 50 seconds.. well done!
Welcome! Nice to meet you.
Drawing, model making / painting AND worldbuilding all in one video? Instant sub.
I came for the build, got inspired by the blender and heartbroken by the story. Haven't watched a youtube video that captivating in a long time. Well done sir
I don't know what I can say that hasn't already been said about your excellent build and wonderful story. I am subscribed to many other channels that kitbash and/or scratchbuild but your style and the emotion you put into your story really drew me in. Thanks for sharing your talent with the world.
Thanks so much Neil, your comment is super kind and encouraging!
Very cool. Came for the build, stayed for the story. An excellent demonstration of craft and story telling. Great job.
Some people, are just purely artistic. This was awesome.
I felt such sorrow for both parties. I can picture the royals place who no longer truly resided there..
I know for a fact I was directed to your videos because I'm subscribed to both BoyleiHobbyTime and BillMakingStuff, and I honestly think you deserve the comparison. Your crafting techniques are clean, evocative and easy to follow. Your production value in your video is top notch for flow and entertainment, and as a hobbyist world builder I absolutely love your creativity and lore for your custom setting. That ending was truly poetic, tragic, and heart wrenching.
You've earned a new subscriber today my friend, excellent work. I'm excited to go through the rest of your videos now!
Thanks very much for the kind comment!
Tbh I much prefer this over Bolai, the wild imaginary west is getting on my nerves.
Neither a lofty degree of intelligence nor imagination nor both together go to the making of genius. Love, love, love, that is the soul of genius.
Amazing. The knife-twist tragedy gets me every time.
Small Patreon Name Correction: Samuel David Tosteson. Don't worry, everyone gets it wrong.
Oh no, so sorry! I will be sure to fix it for the next upload!
@@gameyybuilds Again. No problem. Thank you.
This is really awesome! I love your videos and how you make trash useful. You should call "The unders", "Thr burrowers" instead.
I continue to love the build and story combination! Both are amazing and enrich the other. Thank you for all the work you put into this.
Glad you enjoy it!
good short story, thanks
This is the first video of yours I saw, so I immediately went back to binge your older content. After catching up I can't help but say you've REALLY improved at making youtube videos, this video right here is practically a masterpiece! Phenomenally shot, and a really really good story. Keep making content, this is the start of your era dude!
Thanks for noticing! I've been really focusing on improving the visuals in my videos, getting more interesting shots, playing with focal length on the camera, and lighting. Still such a newb, but enjoying the slow growth.
This was also my first viewing of your builds/videos. I have to say I thought you were a professional (insert one of a dozen job titles you've seemed to master here). I can't wait to go through your past videos. Awesome job sir!! 👍👍👏
I couldn't agree more with Mopifish
Amazing story, young master. For that, and to see how you came to master your craft, I have subscribed. Well done, indeed.
Subscribed. I've been looking for a different diorama channel and I've found it. When it is not 2am I will be sharing this to my niece. The world building is something I know she will love, as I do
If you made a book about all the lore you've shared, I would definitely buy it. Keep up the phenomenal work!
Sei un ARTISTA FANTASTICO 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 Complimenti continua così DIORAMA SPETTACOLARE 👍💪👍💪👍💪👍💪👍 COMPLIMENTI ANCORA
Dude. How freaking good can your writing even get? And the model, like are you kidding me? So good!!
I have an idea!, a damaged old and cracked tank mech, it had 8 legs, and 6 pedipalds armed with guns. With lots of wireframe and peeling metal sheets, maybe a cannonball hole in it?
another amazing build with another heart wrenching story behind it!
Your sketching/watercolor skills are unreal.
Thanks, but I feel I've still got so, so much to learn when it comes to traditional art. Just gotta keep practicing I guess!
Oh wow, that story is jammed packed with feeling and the build is awesome also. It's always such a treat to watch your videos. 👍
Now, thanks to 3D printing, pratically EVERYTHING is possible, naturally your skills are astounding, now isn't no more necessary to search for greeblies in the bit box.👍
I love the thought and story put into your builds. I have been a scratch builder since the 70s. It was always a pleasure to build a model and get the story on the way. Creativity in this way is so rare. I really treasure your exuberant efforts to make real the fantasy that you generate from design.
Awesome! Thank you!
this man is doin numbers with his writing skills, i am actively taking notes
i was not ready for this kind of quality, thank you for making awesome stuff!
Glad you enjoy it!
Dude.. dude! Your sketch, design and editing was top notch! Me and my wife loved this videos build. Great job and thank you
Glad you guys liked it!
I keep forgetting my thoughts.. it would be so cool to see a geo thermal extractor droid or something like that. Thanks again!
@@gameyybuilds I forgot to add how cool it was to see you use the 3d printer. For that being one of your first times using the program, the result was insane! where do you get your music?
@@gizzzbo Oh that is a VERY cool idea!
@@gizzzbo I just got myself a subscription to Artlist, I found their music to be much more varied and of higher quality than the TH-cam library.
Loved the build, the finished models and the story.
Your wonderful models are only matched by the stories you pair them with.
Right in the feels 🥺
Awesome build, amazing story!
Thank you so much!
You sir are an inspiration to the model community.This project is fantastic,keep up the good work.
I love the universe you've been putting together with this series!
Thanks!
Excellent, without the story it would not be as good, without the model it would not be as good. Together - excellent. I love your aesthetic.
That story was just... fantastic.
That story brought to life some bits of scrap plastic. Nothing is more entertaining than watching the craft of a story be both told and sculpted. There are few people in the world with such a talent, among them stand yourself. It was entertaining and a pleasure from start to finish.
Considering multibillion dollar movie industry creatively bankrupt standings, this was a breath of fresh air. Hope to see more of this shared passion.
What an absolute beast of a build! It just gets better and better 👍
Thanks man!!
Dude. You need to write this story into a book. I would 100% buy it and read it.
That story was a messed up type of beautiful, absolutely incredible... You are a true wordsmith!
i love how, instead of making a random robot, you made a robot/mech with a purpose. Giving a sort of life within it.
You are criminally underrated, you should be up there at the top with millions of subscribers!
the mind is like a hydron collider of ideas, sometimes two ideas fuse into one, sometimes they ricochet off each other never to be thought of again.
Wow, so cool! I really love bitbashing and scrap building projects. And you do them in a very creative way which deserves more attention. Really loved it, thanks!
Glad you enjoy it!
My favorite spinning battle top, Draciel has become a sweet looking mecha!
Holly crap, that story hit HARD. Oh man... The sadness 😭
Came for the model build, stayed for the yarn. Glad I listened till the end, that was a really nice short story!
There is so much free space inside the bulb, it would be cool to insert a battery there and make the eyes of this walker glow
Your art is stunning. The video, the story, the model.
I love all the stories. But I wouldn’t mind there being a happy one every now and then. One that doesn’t end with a horrible twist.
You may have been able to easily select the hat by hitting L which selects linked vertices or selecting vertices and then hitting control L.
Oh man, I know that feature and didn’t even think to use it! Lol! 😂
@@gameyybuilds yeah, I use it a lot. 😀
I watch a lot of kit bashing channels. This is the first time I e subscribed after watching ONE videlo! That story was captivating and I hope you continue the story arc.
So kind, thank you!
Dang, that was great. The model and the story are first rate. Wonderful story
so, this guy likes kitbashing so much that when given a tool that imagine anything from scratch he uses it to kitbash more XD
I love it! it's just lovely to watch these.
oh, that's such a sad story, to try to take revenge against a people long gone and only bringing harm to a long lost kin.
the music sample at the end felt so on point i could almost see the clumsy walking of the mech in a hot dusty desert.
This video is one of a kind, dang. Subscribed 😎😎
Edit: Okay but for real your creative process is inspiring. So often am I paralyzed by research and things... something like this would have taken me 2 years of thought, and like, a bunch of half-started blender tutorials, 3D printing videos, watercolor research... whatever. And then it would have never gotten done. It is just. A relief seeing your process. And actually inspiring
Thanks! I think the monthly videos really push me to not get too stuck on any one process. If I find myself hitting a wall in one aspect, I'll switch gears and start working on something else (like writing the short story). That helps me keep momentum.
Came for the build, stayed for the vibe and that GRIPPING story. Subbed!
"Just learned some Blender..." godamn lol
Come for the kit bashing, stay for the story.
Solid work!
Really great build! Also adore the worldbuilding and storytelling that you've been doing in your videos, it's really captivating. Can't wait to see what happens next in Aegis!
Thanks man!
Well from the sound of it not much :-D
at first i thought it was a MaK model! Interesting! I'm on board on this journey across this planet
Dang, this whole video took me by surprise. The drawing made from the parts you had laid out and then the build itself to the lore and story. Well done!
I don't know if I'm more impressed by the story or the build, fantastic!
When you delete the hat in Blender, since it looked like it was its own complete mesh, select one of the vertices try pressing CTRL L, that will highlight all connected verts and make it much easier to delete.
Really well done build overall! Love how quickly you picked up and utilised blender!
Thanks for the tip! Others commented the same thing and I gave it a try and could've saved a lot of time with that one!
Excellent, emotionally, technically and spiritually. Thank you for sharing.
its crazy how you make speculative zoology become real! I see alot of inspiration, or just similarities, with "The Electric State," "Tales From the Loop," and "Things From the Flood" all from Simon Stalenhag, an illustrator who makes machines alot like you do!
I wish I had his painting skill!
The machine "walker" is my favorite part , it looks amazing!
This is the first video I saw on your channel, the recommendation blessed both of us, your building skills, and worldbuilding are just *amazing* to say the least.
You've earned yourself a new sub! Even if it feels small, for me or you, it doesn't take away from the fact that your videos and builds are just amazing
This content shouldn't be free, and this world you're building should be given a giant budget, some actors, or a game engine, whatever it is you would want to do with it :p . Insanely good work, and great story telling!
Netflix should hire you to become a writer and director for a syfy series. This felt like a Love Death Robots episode! I was so invested in your character and story! It’s not easy to create an original world building concept and you’re quite gifted in this regard.
I was just thinking that.
The more I think about it, the mech looks more like a beetle, but with 2 legs.. Very good job!!
cool story. great build. remember, when one embarks on a war of vengeance, you must dig two graves.
Beautiful summary!
omfg. the intro, the presentation. 1 sub. i haven't even started to watch the build. just the into. lol my kinda vibe.
Loved the story for this build. Best one yet. That ending… chef’s kiss
Glad you enjoyed it
Awesome.
I have no idea why this showed up in my feed, but I'm glad it did.
Listening, like “okay, neat story,” then I’m like “oh no…. the fleas…”
Very compelling.
I think what makes your style so appealing is your skills for narrating not only the building process but also the story. Aside from your skills at creating the dioramas, obviously.
Also, Woodlander Hobbies said in one of his videos that you inspired him to make dioramas that tell a story so, Congratulations on being one of the progenitors of a new art genre! (Along with Boylei Hobby Time).
You are a unique individual, ballsy in technique. I use wood, stone and metal and love every F****** second of it! Create on. Love it
My jaw just dropped when you described making your own sculptamold because I had spent a long time looking for similar products in my area to it without thinking just... how easy it is to make it myself. Gosh.... I need to really get deeper into the DIY materials for my builds. Would save a ton of money. I think it's too easy for a lot of us to instinctively just go buy products/similar products without thinking of how to do it ourselves these days. Thanks for the inspiration!
Very Ray Bradbury ending there. I like it.
I've watched alot of other kitbashers, all very talented, including you. But I'll keep returning to your channel to hear more about Aegis.
My favorite build from this series thus far, but I’m only half way through the playlist. 😊
What an amazing build and a heartbreaking story.