Radio | A Fallout Diorama Short
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- Built this for "whatevember", a non challenge to just make whatever you want. The radio is from the 90's, secondhand, and didn't work, so don't come at me old tech weirdos.
Music is Get Evil by @Holizna on the Free Music Archive. You can find the direct link to their album, Orphaned Media PT 2 here: freemusicarchi...
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Taking the art of crafting to a whole new level! Well done. Peace.
Much appreciated 😁
Ohmygoodness, I love that so much!!! Hooray for hidden things! 😊😊😊
With this song and visuals couldn't help but think of fallout
Pretty cool build
I very much had Fallout on the brain while making this!
wicked vid style
Thanks friend, been wanting to do a video like this ever since your cardboard video.
This was a great video and a great build!
AWESOMEee video! love it, love the editing and love the track you used too, very fitting.
nice! great editing along with the perfect music selection a well
Love it! Love the style of the video too
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Thanks Lex! Really happy with the video ☺️
Very cool little diorama. And a really enjoyable video. Great stuff!
This is so cool! I love the whole fallout vibe.
Ahhhh it came out so good!
Thank yoooooouuuuuu!
That’s awesome!!! ❤😊❤
Good vid!!! I've been looking for an old 1920's radio to set up with an MP3 player and tube-like lighting as part of my Call of Cthulhu props corner. Now you have me wanting a 1950's radio for all my Fallout music collection. Ohhhhh, yeah...
Thanks James! It's a handy prop and I'm stoked I was able to hide a Bluetooth speaker in it.
I really want to get in to craft/kit bashing and sculpting. How would you recommend someone start? I have autism and am getting really stuck on the details. Feeling overwhelmed by all the information I’ve taken in over the last few months that I haven’t started. I really want to start.
Hey, I'm also feeling very overwhelmed at the moment so I'm struggling to make anything. My suggestion would be that if you have some clay, just practice making a skull. Don't worry about how good it is, time yourself so you don't spend more than an hour on it. When you're done, take a photo, and then squish it. Then repeat that process, saving the photos as you go. Its a great way to see your progress and understand a basic form of anatomy. Its how I started sculpting and built up my confidence. There's some very old photos on my Instagram showing this. Best of luck!