Thanks for sharing

Oh, i almost forgot to mention that I've never had a woman ! 🤣

Less is more

Amazing work , really fascinating to see it all come together like that. Wow 👍

Dude!!! Thanks for the idea. Heavy inspiration!! I wanna do this and then draw a graffiti piece on the wall

You need to change your title styrofoam and xps foam are different things. 😢😢😢

For second I legit thought it was a drone shot

Amazing work that is not different from reality

Incredible work, subscribed.

Cool man I used this stuff before we upgraded to build industrial walk in refrigeration units, funny to see a tiny size box like that

The Diorama is beautiful. We don't have a time to enjoy the diorama after you finish it. You work until minutes of 34 but the video is until minutes 37. Can you show us completely the result. Give me time to enjoy what you were doing. REally disappointed. There no section for us to enjoy your model night and day.

I am not sure why you would go to all of the trouble of cutting the walls and enlarging the gaps to make the stones then to just fill in those gaps with spackle. It doesn't make sense to me I'm afraid. Also, instead of using just black paint for your basecoat, I would use ModPodge mixed with black paint. This will give the same colour but make it very hard and durable.

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great job!!! looks amazing although i would not say realistic there were no bunkers that looked like this this design is fictional to saving private Ryan mostly.

Oooooo my Adhd about to act up

This made me subscribe.

So you make miniature shingles pretty much the same way they make the big ones just the equipment's a little easier to manage

A loom min um.

“This spackle must be amazing stuff”….”It is”😊 if you know your a legend

That’s a good idea

Beautiful result!

Nice!

I like it! You should have built a figure of Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall to put in the restaurant

So about a 15 minute process. LOL

Really don't like how yellow the spackle/mortar makes the whole piece look. Right before that step everything was perfect.

WOW

I'd have stopped 3-4 steps early

Pretty damn good!!!

Gorgeous! The attention to detail is spectacular. Little side note, if you print those tables upside down you’d minimize overhangs and the required supports meaning less work for you. I’ve never seen someone 3d print flowers like that before either, the little printed details are just stellar!

What you plan on doing with those?

I wish I was this …. artistic? Creative? I don’t know what you’d call it, but I could be locked in a room with all these tools for a year and never come up with something like this. Very cool

That cabin could fit right in Smoky Mountain's National Park. It would go well in Catoluchee

9 out of 10 GWs hate him

Great job. Really looks good.

To get rock texture you can also use a rock instead of foil if you want. Rock

I think this is amazing

Awesome info

Yes, Martina's (NerdForge) efforts of making and laying thousands of individual bricks is impressive, but this looks heaps better IMO.

Awesome, bit it's a bit too yellow for my liking.

You should make a Chaco canyon model

Howdy, I'm a very big early 1900s enthusiast. Here are a couple of things to note, for a more historical accurate diorama: The street signs would have been either a tin or porcelain, and the restaurant sign would have been porcelain. Wood was another option. When it comes to banks, the sign would have been engraved into the building. Also, if you had more time, the 1920s and 1930s were considered "Art Deco," meaning a more fancy design to things. Following that, advertising signs were very popular, along with murals.

Do you have any tips for a removable roof for a ttrpg map?

Amazing work, great narrative. I appreciate the self awareness insight you add to the work and narrative. Utilizing real world materials is both practical and realistic, affordable to boot. Thank you for sharing your work and patience.

Its cool. Like, Im usually into having sex a bunch of times a day tho but this is dope too

The black cracks add a lot more depth to the wall than spackle.

My dad did this on large scale. Almost started a business with it. He would brush on concrete over top to get the texturing.

This is absolutely stunning. Are you interested in doing a video or two or three on how you model and print your own 3-D STL's? Is there someway that you can give us a show? For example you built a table or you built to your own trash cans, or you built those rocking chairs exact, etc. etc. all the windows and doors could you go into how you do that and what program you use

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Sweet!

I love you channel. You about to make me act up and start another hobby.