Let's Build A Barn From Styrofoam And Balsa Wood!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 มิ.ย. 2024
- My friends, tonight we're trying something completely new and next week we'll paint this small building! Let me tell you, creating stuff from styrofoam is pure joy, and we'll explore other ways to make foam bricks in my future projects!
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While Uncle Nightshift is making professional dioramas I just started sanding tanks
But hey, that's a solid start!
@@NightShiftScaleModels I'd say the same! I had a Tamyia M1A2 Abrams that I covered in way too much wash. When I sanded and cleaned it, it looked much finer
For a first timer, this scratch build is absolutely incredible. When it's painted it's going to look outstanding.
Yeah this is basically how Nightshift works. Literally no matter what it look incredible.
Waiiiit the Miniac is watching a tank youtuber???
Painting this thing was the most fun experience ever!
@@NightShiftScaleModels now you know why we love buildings so much!!!
Yeah ikr
Im so hyped for the full diorama
It's gonna be my largest diorama so far :)
"fluster cluck" uuuhhh I see what you did there xD
Haven't even watched it, still know it's going to be great.
As always
“Limited by the material at hand” basically describes my entire modeling history
for a second I didn't see the channel name and i thought someone was building an actuall full sized barn from balsa and foam lol
Hey, let's do that! Styrofoam bricks are so much fun, and you'd be able to build and insulate the house at the same time :D
That would be great,at least until the first wind over a breeze :)
@@ryanbruner8928 The foam bricks would have to be connected using toothpicks and PVA glue, then it would have 100% structural integrity!
@@NightShiftScaleModels true plus you could take the whole shed with you anywhere because it'd be so light :D
Scott the Miniature Maniac just mentioned you as one of his favorite hobby youtubers in his recent video.
Hey, Uncle Night Shift! That was cool of you to shout out Black Magic Craft! I've been watching both you and him since we first got locked down here in Canada in March 2020. You guys are both truly inspirational.
I can just imagine night shift trying to figure out how he can do chipping effects on a barn
Lol!
Yeah like this is actually better then most crafters detail wise. Youve got the patience part down to a tee
Bro. How are you so friggin good at everything???????? Uncle Nightshift you are some kind of sorcerer.
It looks great. Little tip though... If you go to the store buy foamcore board and use it instead. Peel the paper off of both sides. You can carve the foam with a dull pencil.
The off-centre barn doors grate against the our natural desire for symmetry and patterns, however I think they make this building come to life. It's just like on armour when we bust up the fenders on one side but the other side remains merely dented and scratched - that detail adds a little story to the model. A close call with some artillery perhaps. As you mentioned in this video a good explanation could be the animals on each side of the barn being different.
In any case this is absolutely phenomenal work and I can't wait to see more in the future. I'm very happy to see dioramas and vignettes becoming a more common thing on this channel. In my opinion it does the armour a great injustice to spend all that time on it only to put it on a display cabinet shelf, as if World War II was fought on a giant pane of glass.
I really like that you try out new objects and technics. That's what makes real experts.
My favorit Night shift videos is bilding and diorama.
Well, wouldn't have thought to be saying this but: looks like this model will be hard to improve on through painting. Looks so authentic with just the bare materials. wow
Building the scene brick by brick and tile by tile... it's madness, but I would expect no less.
I'm really looking forward to the progress on this one. It already looks great and I'm glad that you're having fun. As someone evidently obsessed with realistic detail, I would imagine that diorama work is going to be something that you'll really like.
I also appreciated your comment about "story" and omitting details where they do not contribute or would detract from the story of the piece. All artists are storytellers at some fundamental level.
I wish I had a decimated work station again , your videos make me wanna build again
I have been waiting for 2 weeks already! Now I know why it took so long! Another thumbs up! Thank you for bringing us joy Uncle Night Shift.
Yeah, took a little longer than I anticipated, but it was so much fun!
@@NightShiftScaleModels salute for your hardwork Uncle! i hope to be as good as your skills.
So... Now after watching this. I'm really looking forward to seeing more dioramas from you. They have gotten better and better.
You started with a scenery piece with only a sign for the crusader, then you painted a figure for the Jagdtiger and now there is an awesome building.
What's next? A T34 in front of an in-scale Reichstag?!
Amazing work
Actually the very first scene was that Syrian T-90 with a base cut on a table saw :)
Next I'd like to try an urban setting with a damaged building!
@@NightShiftScaleModels I think that'd be a fun one with something like a Panzer IV :P
Two points. At 5.39 you ask for alternatives to cutting the bricks. You almost had it correct when you overlap the corner by half a brick ON ALTERNATIVE COURSES, not every course. The intermediate courses will start with a half brick. On the adjacent wall you butt the brick up to the extended brick and interlock the bricks on the next course up. When cutting the bricks with the hot wire cutter you should have cut some of them as half bricks, to tidy up the other end of the wall as required. The other point is when feeding the foam through your cutter don't apply too much pressure. This avoids the issue of distorting the hot wire and thus the foam. Hope you understand this.
Very nice job! Suggestion: look up wooden coffee stirrers. Might save you some aggravation, when doing wooden slats.
Absolutely LOVE the result! Gay my some awesome insperation.
Ment "gave me"
sorry, old keyboard
I was so floored when it cut to the whole building. Amazing, amazing job.
You should do an ambush scene. Like a house cut open so you can see a bunch of men inside preparing to ambush a convoy or something
A great video and I'm saying that as a semi-professional model maker specialising in constructing buildings and structures and having both books and magazine articles about scratch-building terrain published. The roof top tiles are called capping and I would also recommend egg box card (the card containers that eggs are packed in) it can easily mimic wood and bricks and stone.
One final point - I like to build my building cores from corrugated cardboard rather than foam.
I look forward to seeing part two - the painting.
Tony
Why do you use cardboard instead of foam? Just curious
Perfect, an uncle nightshift video before I sleep ❤️
Very clever technique for making the bricks!
Very entertaining. I really enjoy watching your videos. Keep building
I have made Diatoms in the past used doll house bricks and plaster dry wall mix and wooden match sticks. And bosen wood. Fun and well it was my very first time. By the way i still have the Diaroma
Nice job so far .... you need to cut back the mortar on the horizontal joints at the corners and also look at how the rain would flow from the roof of the barn to the shed. It would be built to ensure rain wouldn't get inside. The joint you have does not look very normal. Perhaps some lead flashing?
Good luck 😊
The barn looks good. I can't wait to see it when it's finished.
Super tutorial for begginers.
Thanks
Wow, great. I like the off-center door... less predictable, more quirky.
Fluster Cluck, that’s the basic definition of my every day!
Stunning barn
Finally got to this video a week after - and glad to see I'm not the first to appreciate the Black Magic Craft shout out. and a comment from Miniac. Wait until he discovers texture rollers . . .
I can't even put together a Kit and this man's building a whole-ass barn from scratch.
Amazing. The building already looks fantastic. Can’t wait for the painting
This is stupidly good, the ironmongery on the doors is incredible! I'm going to have to get myself some pewter now!
This was truly fun to watch. Thanks
Just simply amazing, I can't wait for the finished diorama.
I waited, waited, and this movie is finally here
Please keep doing stuff like this please 😁
Martin, your attention to details is out of this world.
Great video!!!!!!!
Dioramas are always sooooo much fun! 🙂
And styrofoam buildings are even more fun than dioramas! :)
@@NightShiftScaleModels 👍👍👍🙂
Very much enjoy watching your process. Looking forward to the painting/weathering. Thank you!
Wow! Stunning!
The whole thing looks great! Looking forward to seeing it painted!
Wuuu por fin un vídeo nuevo! Ahora muero de ansias esperando el resultado de este diorama ! Perfecto !🙌🏻
The barn looks amazing, thankyou for sharing.
Just took another modeling lesson 👍🏻 thanks.
Wow! It's amazing!!! Fantastic job!!!
Your presentations are great. Really enjoy them and your craftsmanship
That's a magnificent build! It's a pleasure to watch you work.
Great work! This will look amazing with your design. Thank you for sharing!
Brilliant!! Great tips and skills!
The roof tiles can be made from either the inner parts of corrugated cardboard or drinking straws cut through the middle.
When your so early, even the notifications don’t remind you. 😁
Excellent work you have done with this barn . Well done .
Absolutely amazing, well done!
Absolutely amazing work! Can’t wait till next episode ☺️
That is a crazy realistic model - can't wait to see it painted and weathered.
Impressive! Good job. Thanks for sharing.
Absolutely beautiful, came out great for a 1st time try out.... would love to see more of these
Perfect thing to match your diorama, I’m excited to see the finished product.
You do the most amazing work!
Thanks!
Amazing show Sir!!! You make the hobby even more special!!
I love that t 29 it's really butiful. Keep up the awesome work
You have done an excellent job on this barn. You detailed explanation of how you did it is even better. Great Job and Great Video
WOW. Your depth of experience definitely shows when you try your hand at a new thing. Great results!
Dear Martin, outstanding! Looking forward to the next installment!
Absolutely brilliant!
Absolutely outstanding!
I REALLY hope you continue to expand beyond just models to more dioramas and detailed vignettes.
Looks great even in its initial stages. An I know how it’s looking finished... so, yeah. Loving it!
Great result and fantastic tips too😊👍🏼
outstanding! hope you do more buildings!
Exellent work!! Looks really... REAL!!
This is one good looking barn..love it!
This is incredible. Just incredible.
Fantastisch mooi werk! Ik heb veel bijgeleerd!
Fantastic beautiful work! I learned a lot!
Superb. No other word for it.
Ooooooh, nice! It already looks fantastic. Can't wait for the next episode.
YOur video helped me improve my skills considerably! Thanks for sharing!!
OMG that looks AMAZING
Love all your videos, and really enjoy your narration & commentary! Your models & dioramas are outstanding!
Beautiful work!
Omg best Friday ever😍
Love it!! Looks like fun to build.
Fantastic video.. Keep sharing your art with us.
I think that you speak very well! For a “frog-eater “living in Italy,it’s realy nice to learn from you!❤😮
Awesome job mate, really good to see you expanding the art beyond just the models.
Ohh yes, this is beautiful. Another Friday evening filled with motivation. Gonna continue building my model straight away! Thx Uncle Night shift :)
Well Night Shift, I've never been to Europe, but here in the U.S. I have built a few barns, used several, and torn down a couple, and I can say that the doors are centered only about half the time. In my experience the determining factor is how big the building is and how much $$ the person building it had available.
Glad to hear it's a pretty common thing! Although building them off-center wasn't my intention, it was a rather beginner mistake. But hey, the important thing is that it's plausible! :) Thanks!
Absolutely stellar!
What ANOTHER PHENOMENAL 1st !!!! 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗, God Bless All.
First attempt or not, this looks brilliant mate.
Excellent. It's a great looking work.
Whoa. This looks amazing, lad! Friends shown me this video and I am quite astonished. I think I am going to use this further down the line to make some buildings for Mordheim! Thanks for making this!