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Even if you didn't look up the names of the parts of a Bautista, they're all so accurate! Your clapkiln is fitting just as it should through the burgenhoff, which is the part that adds "wayne-girth" to the bolt as it travels through the pilch shaft. It's good you used those gears for your stauntleever, otherwise that would throw off the balance once the dilf is thrown during the heat of battle. Definitely a dangerous and nice looking Balenciaga!

This music is my jam! Cool build broski, looks like fun.

The undercarriage with the gear-wheels made it look somewhat like a WWII/modern howitzer, which worked great for the fantasy-futuristic da Vinci inspired theme. Great work, as always!

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Hey, I wanted just to leave a little thank you. The inspiration fom viedeos like this help me to keep the Teenagers in the house entertained during this strange times, where there is nothing else to do and lure them away from their computers at least for some time in the week.😃

Your stick organization game is next level. Really awesome detailed ballista!

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This is so good. It manages to not look out of place, in what ever setting you use. Which is a very difficult task. But you nailed it.

Nice! I especially loved the little ‘pew pew pew’ playing moment you had 😂

I love how you explain your process through the whole video, one of the best channels for actually learning how to improve in hobbies on youtube

Nice to see you playing with some detail builds man :) You don't do them often but they do seem to give you a lot of hobby joy!

My first hobby video was your corpse flower one. Still have my attempt at it sitting on my shelf

This reminds me of Warcraft 2. Awesome classic fantasy vibes. Props for making it out of real wood and metal, looks sick. I love the contours of the *googles ballista part names* ...chelonium? The main bit. I love the contours of the main bit

You can pick up a $2.00 little wood craft box and spend an hour or so carving it with a dremel. Fun project if you want to work on some carving skills. Plus a dice/mini box would be pretty fitting for this channel. Build looks great!

Wow. The ballista next to the soldiers looks great.

Yes yes names of parts... Springy thingy, heavy jabby jab, and the wood bit. You got it!

Unleash the Cable-tie!!! Those wheels are cracking.

The details paid off, it looks great!

I've been subbed to Onepagerules for a couple of months for their minis, but this week my friend and I actually looked at their wargame rules for the first time and were blown away! The sheer flexibility and customisability just let's you build, points cost and field anything O: we're going to take a crack at it this weekend!

I absolutely love the videos where you're just kind of GOING at it and being creative!

"Da Vinci's war machine aren't practical", excuse me but have you seen 𝓦𝓪𝓻𝓱𝓪𝓶𝓶𝓮𝓻

A ballistic performance BMC, splendid indeed.. I decided to support there patreon not only for the minis but there's a model kit of davinci's tank I remember seeing and wanted to recreate that but needed troops with it. Thank you for sharing this creativity and patreon!

Another beautiful build, I love your creativity and ingenuity. You never fail to impress and inspire!

Pretty cool video and the ballista looks awesome but what I enjoyed the most is that you were so excited with the model, it is contagious!

I love scratch building. These look like they would be fun in Metal King Studio's SLUDGE !!!!!!!!!!

That ballista is freaking awesome, dude.

The name of the ballista part that you were thinking off is: thingie-mageegy ballista part! I am pretty sure it was the one ;)

Cool build! Considering how many of these puppies have been built from Roman times through the Renaissance, I think one would be hard-pressed to find the definitive model or blueprint. It looks awesome! Thank you for posting this.

Your videos are always fun to watch and inspire me to be crafty!

that balista looks really cool, I was sick today and this made me feel a little better

Thanks for the fun build to follow & sharing your passion for building stuff for tabletop gaming. Have a great day!

I have successfully used shoe polish paste in a dark color. Layered on and buffed each time it usually looks good on wood and make a pretty durable waxed wood finish

The ballista matches with the Vinci troops perfectly!

Loving the music lately. Great build too.

Agree, always paint the wood again. It looks really good.

I really like your videos! They are some of the ones that inspired me to make a channel! Though it’s not big in any way it’s still fun! Thanks so much!

Top work mate, great inspiration. It's great how little detailed things like this can add so much to a board.

This was an enjoyable older build that popped up in my feed. I have no idea how I’d missed it!

Looks sick! Always inspire me to get started on my own projects!

I've had an idea for a Renaissance style DnD campaign, set in a fantasy analogue to Venice. Where all the PCs would be swash-buckling heroes, and do a lot of adventuring in the urban environment. Both this ballista and those OPR models would work very well for this.

Great build as usual. I just finished building my version of your Hag's hut. Thanks for the inspiration and teaching me all the techniques!

Looks great! Really inspires me to rummage through drawers and make something!

This is sweet. Not ready to fiddle like this yet, but maybe someday.

Although I've watched (and enjoyed) dozens of your videos, this is one of my favorites! The ballista, with all of it's little details, really turned out fantastic, and fits in perfectly with the other miniatures. Well done!🏹👍

Classic BMC, which is to say awesome, of course!

That is a stunning build that would go with a lot of diff themes even with the gears, i will have a go at making one but as I don’t play much it will just be a fun piece I might keep on my counter at my business, thank you for all the inspiration you give me every week

Very cool project! I love the zip-tie for the bow; it's the perfect size and thickness, and the ridged side really adds to the "mechanical" aspect of the piece instead of just being smooth.

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Not only is the build great, but the paint job on the models are great too. Those painting skills are improving!

Love how simple but effective the build is, and it looks great standing in the middle of the Duchy of Vinci soldiers!

Very cool! This really makes me want to scratch build some mechanical stuff too! Normally I do a lot of sculpting, maybe I’ll try something else soon.. thanks for the spark of inspiration!

Cool ballista. Totally agree, my happiest crafting time is spent working with sticks and cardboard. Amazing what you can come up with - some of my best builds, I feel. Yep, completely on the side of undercoating / painting my wood - otherwise is comes out exactly as you described it. Great stuff - would enjoy more videos like this.

Love your creations and ability to make high quality stuff!

Great video man, not something I have a desire to go an recreate but it sure is fun just watching someone enjoy crafting something unique.

Da Vinci would be proud. Great job!

lock and trigger Great build!

Cool build. I think gears as wheels was a great idea.

Well cool, all the best, Garry

Love all your videos J. Very creative and imaginative!

that is a lot of fun and very well made.

One of my favorites thank you for all that you do. 🤘🤘🤘

I enjoy watching your videos and have used some of your techniques. Thank you for your inspiration.

amazing! i love crossbows!!

Another great build. It also made me have an unexpected flashback to the time I was a young lad, I had a friend (now passed on) who shared in a running gag about ballistae. He would have approved of this build greatly. Cheers!

So true only so many hours in the day!!! Sweet Build Bro and Great score on the davinch automatons:)!!!!!

great job on this Ballista

Look like those arrow sandwich picks I sent you where useful once again in another awesome craft done by Jeremy of Black Magic Craft.

wow so cool! that's such a fun build :) I love your creative solutions and "just do it" attitude. the other day some dude was gatekeeping me about doing things my own way and not the foolproof "proper" way of painting and building. I'm really glad you're the opposite of that. thank you! ☘️

Damn! Tha Assassin looks sick!

great build my friend! keep them coming!

Awesome video! Your ballista kind of looks like the scorpions from Game of Thrones.

Awesome work as always. Keep it up bud! Love the inspiration

Fabulous build mate!

This is very cool. I wish this was more of a tutorial instead of a blog. Loved it regardless though

Very cool build. Classic, simple, yet highly detailed, great job.

To my engineer's eye there's *enough* detail to identify it as a ballista-like machine without displaying a lot of pickable nits. That's what really matters in any scale model- does it look so much like the thing it's modeling that you don't mistake it for anything else, and do you really care that some bits are a little out of scale or placement? If the answers are "yes" and "no" in that order, then it works. I want to thank those who can afford to sponsor you on Patreon for keeping the channel going. I'm old on fixed income and just can;'t contribute, so I guess I'm freeloading, but I wanted to let those who do contribute know that those of us who can't really appreciate them. Finally- this may be overly personal but it looks like your tremor is getting a bit worse, but you ain't letting it stop you. If I hadn't watched you build that thing I would not have known.

5:32 *galaxy brain maneuver*

Awesome quick build glad to see someone else was inspired by dm Scotty when first starting

Hi Jeremy, I wanted just to thank you. Videos like this help to keep me locked away from the Teenagers in the house, and entertained during this strange times, where there is nothing else to do but lure them to their computers at least for some time in the week. 'Crafters... Assemble!'

Great video, always love One Page Rules

Trebuchets are my favourite seige weapons - yes, I have a favourite seige weapon. Don't judge me. But I'll take a ballista. I love your passion projects (we appreciate a similar aesthetic) but it's nice to see a return back to the basics.

Wow, that turned out looking fantastic! Great scratch build. Thanks for the inspiration!

Last time I was this early, the late great Ducky was a first round pick . . . Clearly I've been watching Jeremy (and visiting the dollar store aisles) long enough that I recognized the correct size of zip tie during the intro. The final product looks amazing - it looks like an actual kit that would be included in an army set. Jeremy forgot to mention that One Page Rules also has an Etsy page if you don't have a 3d printer.

Great job.

love the video just ordered my foam cutter hopefully you got the credit as i ordeerd it through your site

I also enjoy the world renown machine builder...."Da Vinki"

It looks really good man! Keep up the great work you do. I look forward to seeing the notification for a new video every week. Thanks for sharing your talents with us.

Hmm.. with the gears I kind of want it to have the wheels themselves be a way to load it. Like the soldiers can pick it up, retreat a few paces and the ballista is charged 🤔. Lots of fun game design potential

You should build more giant weapons and weapons platforms

Awesome intro on this one!

Great stuff friend 👏 👍

I really enjoy your videos, you're doing great job!

Looks great! Also, algorithms!

Love the retro gaming feel!

Oooooooh I likeeeeee

Excellent video!

This is awesome!

Nice work!

Really cool looking. Only thing I don't like is the cable-tie as the bow :( I think I've used them so much in my life that it's one of those things that I can pick out immediately.