Absolutely stunning! I'm very inspired. I'm a senior woman who customizes Calico Critters. Not in the same league by any means but I love making things. Thank you for your amazing, gorgeous hard work!
Hi thanks Jeannine! Yeah I should get back at the levels of the display soon, in the meanwhile I've been crafting quite a lot for and with my daughter. If you wanna check out my crafts you'll find more updates on Instagram! Cheers!
Would love too! The models would have to be far more historically accurate but I could acheive that effectively with proper researches and provided documentation. Unfortunately I lack the time and storage space to build such dioramas (museaum dioramas tend to be on the big side).
It is so good to see you back on here making things! I hope that all has been well and good for you and your daughter! This diorama is awesome dude! The inside of your longhouse really looks warm and cozy! The outside looks like the kind of fenced-in yard I wish that I had! I also like your short longboat and enjoyed the video that you did when you built it! I hope that this means we can expect more from you in the future!In the words of Tigger from Winnie The Pooh "TTFN! Ta ta for now!"
Thanks man, appreciated! Yeah we're all doing just great thank you!Yes I will defently upload more when it's finished, until then if you wanna see it developped you can head up to instagram I'll post updates on the project! Cheers and thanks for the cool comment!
Thank you for your appreciative feedback! Soon as I'll have time I'll get back to the next stage of this diorama, sitting on top of a shelf atm. For now I'm finishing a gamification project for my kid (index cards), you can follow me on instagram if you want updates on what I'm up to on a more regular basis. When I'm done i intend to get back to the followup this big project you saw here. And yeah I'll defenetly make another vid then. Might be in a while though. Cheers!
You have been busy!!! Brilliant crafts----and a baby! Congratulations. We've definitely missed your work and of course welcome back. Looking forward to more of your craft.
This is awesome! You put so many detailed parts into a small area, and it all works together perfectly! The firepit inside the longhouse is fantastic! I love this so much!
Best showcase ever. I loved it. Voir cette vidéo ma montré a quel point tu es exigeant mais surtout doué. Incroyable un vrai artiste. J'ai beaucoup aimé ecouté ta voix. Super prestance. On dirait un étasunien du bayou qui raconte sa vie sur sa rocking chair. On se sent bercé ouai c'est ca
Congrats on the birth of your child. Children are the best thing to ever happen to a man, they are incredible, so smart, so cute so to die for. I envy you on your up coming journey. Now this is the BEST WAY I have seen for Ivy leaves.(You can make fine foliage with paint, foam, and the secret ingredient, an old fashioned, bench mounted mince meater. I have one from The Socialist Republic of Finland. (PVA glue, can be tinted for water or glass, a very old school trick) Been playing D@D since 1978, and its all "theatre of the mind" ( It was ALL pure imagination back then) and unstructured. The players dictate the story, not the DM or module. Not that I didn't/don't use story, but that is more for a single adventure. It may be old school, but , I find 5th edition to be way overpowered for characters. It takes on average 2 to 3 years playing every week ( 3 or 4 sessions a week) for a character to reach 14th level, with the original AD&D the players really have a relationship with their characters.
Thanks, yeah she's awesome and I live to see her experiment and thrive. For flocking on a smaller scale I usually use teinted sawdust nowadays, but you can't beat birch catkins to replicate the distinct shape of ivy leaves. Exclusively relying on theater of the mind is best for storytelling, unessessary decor usually hinders a dynamic narration. As a craftsman I enjoy building decor and terrain, also it can prove paramount to have visual aid during complex encounters, a visual sense of space is sometimes really necessary. Totally agreeing with you concerning DnD, I like it but I usually favor other more fast paced systems. Suits my style, I want the story to unravel not spend 2h on a few rounds of combat by spending an eternity checking and adding up modifiers.
Absolutely amazing how long did all this take ? I'm guessing it depends on how many hours you spend per day. I love this period in history and living in England I read lots of the Viking/Anglo Saxons 400-1066 era. Are you still producing videos ? Great work and thank you for taking the time to do it.
Hi Steve and thanks for your positive feedback. Can't say for sure how many hours but a lot for sure counting in tens of hours for sure probably over hundred...even if I did some planning most of it was experimenting and trying to figure it out on the go, so it also took time to reflect on issues to find solutions! Project took over 6 months to complete but ive mostly been crafting on my free time at night... Not able to produce quality content for TH-cam on a regular basis, but I have a few vids in the oven and the channel is defenetly not dead, just on the slow side! You'll find more regular updates on Instagram. Cheers!
Awesome work, was wondering what happened with your modibot figure did you make any stop motion for the nieve viking boy and is it a good prototype to build on or did it break like the wire prototype
Modibot should do fine if its the right scale for you puppet. Lego puppet didnt get as much use animating as expected but defenetly didn't break. Ball and joints is always preferable over wire as far as durability is concerned.
Wow, brother, awesome project!! Along with millions of others, I'm fascinated with the Vikings and it just so happens that it coincides with a new release on Netflix about this ancient people. Also, congratulations on the birth of your first child. -Rick, USMC
Thanks man, yeah I know i watched Vikings, the prequel show to Vikings: Valhalla. If you are interested there's also a movie called the Northman coming out in April that looks very promising! Cheers!
I’m sure you have heard this a lot but, your detailing is totally kick butt. Everything looks really awesome and well planned out. I really love how the lighting and working in the round made the entire scene come alive. Also congratulations on your first baby that’s wonderful.
When you said big tree I was thinking of the world tree. This build with the cave under it made me think of Beowulf and Grendal. Could see him and his men in the great long house waiting for the monster to show itself. Could watch it turn and see new things each time. It has everything a diorama should to capture your imagination and transport you into this incredible land.
Yes Yggdrasil! He will actually stretch through all the tower displays, holding the different floors! I will DEFENTLY make a Beowulf staging inside the longhouse and the cave!!! I have all the suitable minis for that! Cheers!
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Absolutely stunning! I'm very inspired. I'm a senior woman who customizes Calico Critters. Not in the same league by any means but I love making things. Thank you for your amazing, gorgeous hard work!
Amazing! The use of space and details are on another level :) Hope to see more layers of Your display case on the channel.
Thanks! Yes I will when it's finished, until then if you wanna see it developped you can head up to instagram I'll post updates on the project!
Are you ever coming back bro ?
I love your work. This diorama is fantastic. I hope you can find time to do the other levels of the display with a toddler running around.
Hi thanks Jeannine! Yeah I should get back at the levels of the display soon, in the meanwhile I've been crafting quite a lot for and with my daughter. If you wanna check out my crafts you'll find more updates on Instagram! Cheers!
Amazingly done! Thanks for sharing
And thank you for the comment! glad if it inspires!
You should build dioramas like this for historical museums. It is that good. :)
Would love too! The models would have to be far more historically accurate but I could acheive that effectively with proper researches and provided documentation. Unfortunately I lack the time and storage space to build such dioramas (museaum dioramas tend to be on the big side).
It is so good to see you back on here making things! I hope that all has been well and good for you and your daughter! This diorama is awesome dude! The inside of your longhouse really looks warm and cozy! The outside looks like the kind of fenced-in yard I wish that I had! I also like your short longboat and enjoyed the video that you did when you built it! I hope that this means we can expect more from you in the future!In the words of Tigger from Winnie The Pooh "TTFN! Ta ta for now!"
Thanks man, appreciated! Yeah we're all doing just great thank you!Yes I will defently upload more when it's finished, until then if you wanna see it developped you can head up to instagram I'll post updates on the project! Cheers and thanks for the cool comment!
Please pick up doing more of these videos please. I've found no other with as fine an aesthetic as you. (sounds of applause).
Thank you for your appreciative feedback! Soon as I'll have time I'll get back to the next stage of this diorama, sitting on top of a shelf atm. For now I'm finishing a gamification project for my kid (index cards), you can follow me on instagram if you want updates on what I'm up to on a more regular basis. When I'm done i intend to get back to the followup this big project you saw here. And yeah I'll defenetly make another vid then. Might be in a while though. Cheers!
Great stuff.. thanks for the upload
Thanks for the comment! Cheers!
You have been busy!!! Brilliant crafts----and a baby!
Congratulations. We've definitely missed your work and of course welcome back.
Looking forward to more of your craft.
This is incredible. A very inspiring project, with a ton of amazing details to look at. Wow!
This is awesome! You put so many detailed parts into a small area, and it all works together perfectly!
The firepit inside the longhouse is fantastic! I love this so much!
Thanks for the comment! Glad you liked, hope it gave you ideas if you deal in miniatures yourself! Cheers!
Perfection!
Nah but damn close right? Haha thanks for the appreciative comment!
Отличная диорама! Поздравляю! Сложная и кропотливая работа! Результат супер! 😊👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Большое спасибо за комментарий!
Quel beau travail! Je suis admiratif. Respect, bravo.
Great video and glad you are back!
Best showcase ever. I loved it. Voir cette vidéo ma montré a quel point tu es exigeant mais surtout doué. Incroyable un vrai artiste.
J'ai beaucoup aimé ecouté ta voix. Super prestance. On dirait un étasunien du bayou qui raconte sa vie sur sa rocking chair. On se sent bercé ouai c'est ca
Great job dude. Amaziing diorama in such small space. Congratulations
Thanks!!
Congrats on the birth of your child. Children are the best thing to ever happen to a man, they are incredible, so smart, so cute so to die for. I envy you on your up coming journey. Now this is the BEST WAY I have seen for Ivy leaves.(You can make fine foliage with paint, foam, and the secret ingredient, an old fashioned, bench mounted mince meater. I have one from The Socialist Republic of Finland. (PVA glue, can be tinted for water or glass, a very old school trick) Been playing D@D since 1978, and its all "theatre of the mind" ( It was ALL pure imagination back then) and unstructured. The players dictate the story, not the DM or module. Not that I didn't/don't use story, but that is more for a single adventure. It may be old school, but , I find 5th edition to be way overpowered for characters. It takes on average 2 to 3 years playing every week ( 3 or 4 sessions a week) for a character to reach 14th level, with the original AD&D the players really have a relationship with their characters.
Thanks, yeah she's awesome and I live to see her experiment and thrive.
For flocking on a smaller scale I usually use teinted sawdust nowadays, but you can't beat birch catkins to replicate the distinct shape of ivy leaves.
Exclusively relying on theater of the mind is best for storytelling, unessessary decor usually hinders a dynamic narration. As a craftsman I enjoy building decor and terrain, also it can prove paramount to have visual aid during complex encounters, a visual sense of space is sometimes really necessary. Totally agreeing with you concerning DnD, I like it but I usually favor other more fast paced systems. Suits my style, I want the story to unravel not spend 2h on a few rounds of combat by spending an eternity checking and adding up modifiers.
Incredible!! Very impressive work. I'm looking forward to seeing the other levels.
Thanks! Working on the lower level atm!
Absolutely amazing how long did all this take ? I'm guessing it depends on how many hours you spend per day. I love this period in history and living in England I read lots of the Viking/Anglo Saxons 400-1066 era. Are you still producing videos ? Great work and thank you for taking the time to do it.
Hi Steve and thanks for your positive feedback. Can't say for sure how many hours but a lot for sure counting in tens of hours for sure probably over hundred...even if I did some planning most of it was experimenting and trying to figure it out on the go, so it also took time to reflect on issues to find solutions! Project took over 6 months to complete but ive mostly been crafting on my free time at night... Not able to produce quality content for TH-cam on a regular basis, but I have a few vids in the oven and the channel is defenetly not dead, just on the slow side! You'll find more regular updates on Instagram. Cheers!
I saw your earlier full video of this. And I think it is just Amazeballs 😉
Thank you!
Anyone know what brand those viking miniatures he used at 13:15 are?
V&V miniatures
There is so many fantastic ideas in this video 👍👍👍
Thanks! I really enjoy learning new tips myself so glad you like!
I absolutely love the loom in the corner of the longhouse.
I love it too provably my favourite feature! Thanks for the feedback!
talent wow
Hello, I would like you to make a video how to make a sandy, desert terrain table
Hello thanks for your interest but desert terrain isn't on schedule for now and turorials are postponed undefenetly.
Le truc de dingue ! Bravo !
Super
Your painting of the posts is really good.
Thanks!
Great project !!! love all the little details !
Thanks Tine!! Cheers!
Very cool the inside and outside too.
Thanks!
great creativity mate! its beautyful
Thank you!
Awesome work, was wondering what happened with your modibot figure did you make any stop motion for the nieve viking boy and is it a good prototype to build on or did it break like the wire prototype
Modibot should do fine if its the right scale for you puppet. Lego puppet didnt get as much use animating as expected but defenetly didn't break. Ball and joints is always preferable over wire as far as durability is concerned.
@@LandvaettrsLair thanks man very useful knowledge here merci
Wow! Beautiful!
Thank you!
That is just super cool. Really impressive. So many nice touches. The rooms, the looms, the shrooms, and more; fantastic
Thanks, see what u did there🤣
Wow, brother, awesome project!! Along with millions of others, I'm fascinated with the Vikings and it just so happens that it coincides with a new release on Netflix about this ancient people. Also, congratulations on the birth of your first child. -Rick, USMC
Thanks man, yeah I know i watched Vikings, the prequel show to Vikings: Valhalla. If you are interested there's also a movie called the Northman coming out in April that looks very promising! Cheers!
Magnifique diaporama très réaliste avec de nombreux détails et ces belles peintures sur bois
Merci Patrick! Et je suis enfin en train d'avancer sur l'étage inférieur, dont l'avancement était au point mort depuis octobre! 😬
@@LandvaettrsLair : bon courage et je suis sur que tu vas encore nous montrer une multitude de détails très scandinaves
Merci, oui carrément! Entre autres 😉
I’m sure you have heard this a lot but, your detailing is totally kick butt. Everything looks really awesome and well planned out.
I really love how the lighting and working in the round made the entire scene come alive.
Also congratulations on your first baby that’s wonderful.
Thank you for the kind words, appreciated!
When you said big tree I was thinking of the world tree. This build with the cave under it made me think of Beowulf and Grendal. Could see him and his men in the great long house waiting for the monster to show itself.
Could watch it turn and see new things each time. It has everything a diorama should to capture your imagination and transport you into this incredible land.
Yes Yggdrasil! He will actually stretch through all the tower displays, holding the different floors! I will DEFENTLY make a Beowulf staging inside the longhouse and the cave!!! I have all the suitable minis for that! Cheers!
Awesome video. I can’t wait to see what the other layers end up looking like.
Thanks! If you wanna see it developped you can head up to instagram I'll post updates on the project! Cheers!
Very glad to see you back in action! Your projects are consistently great!
Thank you for sticking around!