“Open the pod bay doors AM (abandoned miniatures).” 😺 “I’m sorry Mr. Inspector, I’m afraid I can’t do that” 🔴 🙀… Another fantastic build! Whoever gets your diorama, is one lucky person!
It's not just an amazing diorama but also the way you film it at the end with the special light and fog effects. It is mind blowing to see that you seem to never run out of ideas as well. Very impressive work, thank you for sharing all of it.
Another awesome piece! In A Pattern Language (an amazing book about town and building construction) there’s information about having only one window in a room. The architect authors talk about how trapped and depressed people can feel. Reinforces your instinct to have just one window. So eerie!
Having one of those finished miniatures would be great. But you would want to set up some good lighting on it to really show it off they way it was meant to be seen! Another great one! Thanks!
Man, that 2001 shot is SMOKING HOT! I also really love your couch tearing technique, it's so cool and very effective. Your final shots as always are amazing, the shafts of light through the windows is incredible. Nice work, N.
It looks awesome. I Recommend you to first capture the place and furniture before "aging" and then another shot with the place turned apart, old and creepy. That's just an idea.
Very happy to see another project vid this morning. I‘m learning a lot from the techniques and ideas you show us. And the products, for when I’m ready to level up my gear.
I love your work. Regarding the Dirty Down rust, it is very good. If you haven't already, you ought to try their Moss and Verdigris effects too. I think you'll love them. Thanks for another great build Mr. Miniatures!
Fantastic! I was intrigued by the lighting but I am really excited about the use of microscope glass for windows. Never occurred to me before. I will definitely be using them in future builds.
Incredible work as always. The way you present and document your videos, is such a joy to watch mate, not to mention the amazing cinematic shots at the end! Well done :)
Your work is always so inspiring for me. Lighting has always been one of my first considerations too when it comes to building my miniatures. Dramatic and cinematic lighting goes a long way in bring a miniature to life and your work perfectly captures that!
Just watching the backwards camera move at the end with everything staying in focus....impressed. I shot a short film noir around 2013. There were times I decided to use a simple Canon Elph 310 pocket camera because of it's fairly deep focus, while simply placing a small towel under it and running it over a desk. I also used it in a fight scene, because of how well it found focus while flying around a couple guys going at it at night. The main camera back then was a Canon 5D Mark II, but no one has ever noticed the switching between cameras. For night time alley shots I found it simple to shot a plate of the alley, then have an actor walk through it while filming. I could layer the plate over about 80 percent of the areas, especially just above black that would show digital noise. A very simple and completely effective solution. And all layering and effects work was done in Photoshop's CS4 animation timeline. I guess I'll paste a link. th-cam.com/video/CwQ84VaeJ-s/w-d-xo.html
Abandoned? It looks like my lounge after the cats had a mad half hour in it 😂 seriously though, a fantastic spooky feel to this brilliant diorama 👍🙂
Haha thanks!!
Love these abandoned room dioramas, I must have a go myself one day
You should! Thanks!
“Open the pod bay doors AM (abandoned miniatures).” 😺
“I’m sorry Mr. Inspector, I’m afraid I can’t do that” 🔴
🙀…
Another fantastic build! Whoever gets your diorama, is one lucky person!
It's not just an amazing diorama but also the way you film it at the end with the special light and fog effects. It is mind blowing to see that you seem to never run out of ideas as well. Very impressive work, thank you for sharing all of it.
I really appreciate that!
That couch texture is fantastic!! Using the dremel is smart
That new light is interesting, great work brother
I'm running out of adjectives to express how much I enjoy your videos!
Stunning work! Love the aged couch!
Another awesome piece! In A Pattern Language (an amazing book about town and building construction) there’s information about having only one window in a room. The architect authors talk about how trapped and depressed people can feel. Reinforces your instinct to have just one window. So eerie!
@DreamingCatStudio, A Pattern Language is a great book, stuffed full of architectural design info from room level to house to town.
Always happy to see new lighting equipment, thank you.
Your miniature work is really top notch. Your craftmanship, the hyper realistic look and the cinematic ambiance.
Wooooow esto es increible, me encantaria tener una de esas maquetas para mi...son una belleza...
Excelente video☺🏚
Having one of those finished miniatures would be great. But you would want to set up some good lighting on it to really show it off they way it was meant to be seen! Another great one! Thanks!
For sure! I’ve set up some small lights to shine through the windows of past dioramas and it gives them so much more life
Very cool! Thanks for sharing. 😎🇨🇦
Thank you!
Again, you cease to amaze me with your art!! I absolutely love your wife’s idea of the gramophone 😊
Man, that 2001 shot is SMOKING HOT! I also really love your couch tearing technique, it's so cool and very effective. Your final shots as always are amazing, the shafts of light through the windows is incredible. Nice work, N.
The light through the window shot is fantastic 💜
It looks awesome. I Recommend you to first capture the place and furniture before "aging" and then another shot with the place turned apart, old and creepy. That's just an idea.
Very happy to see another project vid this morning. I‘m learning a lot from the techniques and ideas you show us. And the products, for when I’m ready to level up my gear.
Thanks so much! So glad you enjoyed it
I love your work. Regarding the Dirty Down rust, it is very good. If you haven't already, you ought to try their Moss and Verdigris effects too. I think you'll love them.
Thanks for another great build Mr. Miniatures!
Really great work well done
Fantastic work
Fantastic! I was intrigued by the lighting but I am really excited about the use of microscope glass for windows. Never occurred to me before. I will definitely be using them in future builds.
They work great! Microscope slide covers
could you try doing something with the sunset effect So the lights not coming down but more across.
I’ll give it a try sometime!
Wunderbare Arbeit . Tolles Video 👍
Such superb work
Incredible work as always. The way you present and document your videos, is such a joy to watch mate, not to mention the amazing cinematic shots at the end! Well done :)
Your work is always so inspiring for me. Lighting has always been one of my first considerations too when it comes to building my miniatures. Dramatic and cinematic lighting goes a long way in bring a miniature to life and your work perfectly captures that!
Absolutely! I’m so glad I could help.
Cool!
Uau!!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🇧🇷
Beautiful. What can I use for this mist effect? Thanks
Don't sell them without doing a gallery show! That would be so cool
Wonderful job.! what is the scale of your diorama?
Thanks! 1:12 scale
Just watching the backwards camera move at the end with everything staying in focus....impressed. I shot a short film noir around 2013. There were times I decided to use a simple Canon Elph 310 pocket camera because of it's fairly deep focus, while simply placing a small towel under it and running it over a desk. I also used it in a fight scene, because of how well it found focus while flying around a couple guys going at it at night. The main camera back then was a Canon 5D Mark II, but no one has ever noticed the switching between cameras. For night time alley shots I found it simple to shot a plate of the alley, then have an actor walk through it while filming. I could layer the plate over about 80 percent of the areas, especially just above black that would show digital noise. A very simple and completely effective solution. And all layering and effects work was done in Photoshop's CS4 animation timeline. I guess I'll paste a link. th-cam.com/video/CwQ84VaeJ-s/w-d-xo.html
Tá realista demais 👍
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It would appear to me the sofa you created was marred up with cat scratches. Can't seem to figure out with age how it got that way.
Mention to PlayStation😅
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