Another great build. For tiles I nomally wrap a thin layer of clay around a paper straw. Let the clay dry then slice the whole tube in half. This give you 2 half circles that can easily be cut to the length of the tiles you want. Basically scaling down the actual process of making real tiles. They take a little longer to set but work great and all the tiles are slightly different. You can even break/chip a few to add even more interest to the roof.
You're a true artist, gameyy, and it's people like you and u m a m i succeeding on RUclips who make me believe it may actually be possible to make my dream of being a full-time storyteller and artist come true. Keep on doing what you love and inspiring the next generation of artists while you do it!
You REALLY need to get in touch with a good filming company, which turns it into a multiple seasons long series. Your story has great potential for that. It's awesome 👍
I’m sure the sea captain has had his fair share of untrustworthy souls pulled aboard his ship. He would be as shrewd as snakes with a few tricks up his sleeve to deal with trouble!
Your talent is beyond words I can use to describe it. Thank you for taking time out of your life to share with us. If you ever do a novel I will be first in line to purchase.
Hairs on the back of my neck standing up by the end of this episode. The art, worldbuilding, modelling, storytelling, all get better with every video. Amazing 🤯😀
@@gameyybuildsThen take a page out of Boylei's playbook and take it one building at a time. Each with its own backstory and character(s) that tie-in to a larger story... For example: an imperial army squad searching a small village/town square looking for a fugitive. Then have a couple buildings with their own reason to hide from or call to the soldiers. Or something along those lines. Each building can be its own video/build with the soldiers (and maybe a mech too!) be the final piece that ties it all together.
Hi, your builds is really inspiring and so your channel. I hope there are still some shirts left, so I can support you:) As a general tip for your wiring. Try to spiral your cables (as can be seen in computer fans for examples). Every space between those two cables (+ and -) creates a loop and can work as an antenna. While it‘s not that important with LEDs it still a good habit and practise:)
Man, you truely are a master. Master builder, painter, story writer and teller. I am blown away by the expertise you demonastrate in every single element of one of these videos. They really are a joy to watch. Keep it up man! Big things are coming.
Sweet, this is going to make my shift at work tonight so much better, just knowing I shall be enjoying another of your amazing and beautiful builds with accompanying back story tomorrow afternoon (UK time), Thank you in advance.
This is my first video I've watched of yours and I cannot believe the quality of it. The story telling, the voice over, the camera work, the build itself. I can't wait to hear more from this universe
My advice for your soldering: Just 'git gud' man. In all seriousness, as with all of your builds, this was a joy to watch. The tie in with the other story was fantastic and cannot wait for more of this story to unfold. I am unsure precisely how this would work but the only constructive suggestion I have is wiring up another battery to the speaker to make it vibrate (you can add resistors to change the Hz). This would both look cool as it would look like the Repulser engine was actually doing something, and it would also give off a hum when activated.
Absolutely stunning work. Also, yours are pretty much the only videos that I watch at their original speed - you've got a great sense of pacing and your storytelling is top-notch
I imagined your story designed by ... Moebius. You are a master in telling stories, like the stories of "The Airtight Garage" ... simply fantastic. I even saw the scenes, the gestures, the faces. Too bad this master left us years ago. (Jean Giraud 1938-2012) Hugs and Cheers!
The diorama was invented by Louis Daguerre and Charles Marie Bouton and was first exhibited in Paris in July 1822 and at The Diorama, Regent's Park on September 29, 1823. Dioramas were created to tell a story, sort of like a precursor to movie projectors. Two scenes were created on each side of the diorama. When one side was lit up it would represent a certain point in time or a particular event when it was lit up from the other side it would change to a different time (like day and night) or another event (like the beginning of a train crash and the aftermath). The first dioramas were two dimensional but as time went on they became more popular as 3D scenes. Even though the modern concept of a diorama is from more recent times, wargaming scenes or dioramas were used in ancient times as a means of planning military strategy or as a storytelling device. Even cave paintings were a form of diorama. Creating multiple scenes that linked together to tell a story. Creating a complex back story to go along with your diorama makes it true to the medium. Congratulations, you’re a fine storyteller.
Here i am again after consuming the rest of the channels contents. Im so excited to hear about the novel. What an inspiration this all is, seeing someone just dive fearlessly in to various disciplines and craft an entire world.
if you used a magnetic switch you could hide it on the interior of the build making it possible to turn the effect on without needing to hide the switch, if you wanted to go more complex you could wire the switch into the coil of a relay to "latch" the relay in the on position making it possible to engage multiple effects. if you would like to go into more depth feel free to message me. also just wanted to say i love your build and has me thinking of my own.
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ UUUUUU ARE AMAZIIIING!!!! Your imagination is no end!!! I love it!! U're a GENIUS!! Thanks!! U're an inspiraton for everyone!!! The stories, the models.. ❤❤❤ I love your World, Aegis!!!❤❤😊😊😊
Another fascination installment of this series, with an amazing build to boot! This one gives me Ghibli vibes for some reason, a mix between the bath house and Howl's moving castle.
Fantastic as always - If you don't mind me suggesting though, the LEDs look a bit too much like, well, LEDs. Maybe some bulb cages over them would make them look more otherworldly?
this might be my new favourite build and story wow. The process, the captivating story, and the finished result are just INSPIRING! i cant wait for the next build!
It took me a hot minute to remember who Nick Poli was, and I've been bingeing for the last 7 hours. Can't help wonder how your regulars recalled him. Aw, nuts, I just realized I've reached the end of the playlist. Think I'll go rewatch the next in the series, then take a break before I dive into the rest.
WoW !! Just found you via a recommendation from @NorthoftheBorder !! Amazing work & details & the story is captivating ! Don't understand why you don't have hundreds of thousands of subscribers 🤨
This is my first video from you I've ever watched, but damn I've been hooked right from the intro! Definitely going to binge the earlier videos too! --- Edit: I just wanted to say how much I enjoyed this video. So much time and effort must have gone into this and I love love love how it came out.
From design, to execution, music and narration, this project and video is perfection. I'm certain that I'm not alone when I say, I'd love to hear more of this particular story. Perhaps you'll have a follow up project and story. A diorama of a wreck diving apparatus? Thank you for another thoroughly entertaining video. It made my weekend! Cheers my friend!
WOW Not only are you an Artist with your BUILDS, You Are SURELY an Artist with the Many Voices You come up with. If you ever Write this into a book one day, I would LOVE ONE! I Love What You Do its VERY VERY Inspiring! Thank You!!
This is so good. I looked forward to watching this as I do any other ‘show’. I can’t wait to see the book and inevitable tie-in video game and Live action and/or animated series 😂. Keep up the great work.
So there’s a product called repel gel to keep polymer clay from baking together but you can also just use a lot of cornstarch or baby powder. (I prefer your results cuz the clay would’ve been too thick)
Hi ! Every time I see one of your new video pop up, I feel like I won’t be as stunned and in love with the new build and story. But I am every time ! Your work is simply amazing, your story building make me travel with you each time too ! I just love your attention to detail, from the watercolor art, design and video editing ! I also felt like the laser cutter added a whole new addition to your art with more precise work (vents and all) ! I’m already waiting for the next one to be even more amazed than in this one ! You are an inspiration for all of us
I always look forward to your videos, and I especially love the beyond the blight series every time you upload I can’t wait to watch the video and learn more about your world.
Everyone of these is such a labour of love. So well thought out and executed. The stories are so colourful, characters are so full of life. They are really great to hear.
I love to watch your genius working on exiting new stories and breath-taking dioramas. A true master at work, inspiring and entretaining people like me. Thank you.
Just found the channel a couple weeks ago, and I've now blown through all of the Beyond the Blight videos. I've thoroughly enjoyed binging it, but now I have to wait for future installments in real time. I suppose that's really a credit to your world building and story telling. I'm loving the way you are fleshing out this world and look forward to the book as well as future installments. Thanks for all the work you've put into this channel. It's a wonderful channel!
This is beautiful! All the small details. I especially love the walk way under the green shade. Oh and by the way you might want to ask People to like the video if they enjoyed it, because people honestly do forget.
I love the process and the final diorama! I would like to start my own worldbuilding project eventually and create concept art for it, but I'm not sure how to start such a daunting task. How do you create immersive and unique designs for dioramas when first sketching them out?
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And the plot thickens😏, so many characters to follow and enjoy, love the tie-in. Great work, as always.
Glad you enjoy it!
what? who was tied in????
ohhh i see now
from the prison one
Check the newest one too.
Loving this series of builds.
Do you stick to a specific scale when building?
Another great build. For tiles I nomally wrap a thin layer of clay around a paper straw. Let the clay dry then slice the whole tube in half. This give you 2 half circles that can easily be cut to the length of the tiles you want. Basically scaling down the actual process of making real tiles. They take a little longer to set but work great and all the tiles are slightly different. You can even break/chip a few to add even more interest to the roof.
Great tip!
Most underrated channel on RUclips. I wish I could like it twice.
I discovered this channel 2 days ago through north of the border and your already one of my favorite RUclipsrs
You're a true artist, gameyy, and it's people like you and u m a m i succeeding on RUclips who make me believe it may actually be possible to make my dream of being a full-time storyteller and artist come true. Keep on doing what you love and inspiring the next generation of artists while you do it!
Thanks so much!
I was so exited to watch the video, when I saw the sketch on Patreon.
Thanks so much for your support!
I'm so intensely happy I found this channel. Wow
Ever thought of making this world into a table top rpg? Theres lots of different systems and would go great with your, quite literal, world building
You REALLY need to get in touch with a good filming company, which turns it into a multiple seasons long series. Your story has great potential for that. It's awesome 👍
At least a moving comic
Or if it was anime like studio ghibli
Too much woke agenda nonsense in the mainstream film industry today. Indie or DIY is the only way to go if you want to keep your vision unadulterated.
Omg how can you be so organized? This is gorgeous.
Also I wouldn’t trust that nobility prisoner guy for a second!
I’m sure the sea captain has had his fair share of untrustworthy souls pulled aboard his ship. He would be as shrewd as snakes with a few tricks up his sleeve to deal with trouble!
What a beautiful production! This is top notch zen content, and the stories are the cherries on top. Absolutely lovely stuff.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I love this stuff so much, this is giving so much Minecraft inspiration
Love the connection to previous builds/stories! World building at it’s finest!
I discovered your channel today thanks to North of the border and just wow you’re work is amazing dude keep it up.
I love the relation/call back to the tram build, that was one of my favourite builds.
This is my new favourite tho, I love this so much
Hands down best crafting youtuber. The production value and effort is honestly insane. Keep up the good work!
I don’t know how this page doesn’t have more subscribers
This is the first video of yours Ive come across & my jaw dropped progressively lower as the model came together. Awesome art, I’ve subbed :)
Yay, new build! Maybe it'll be an art book, somewhere in the future?
Novel first, then we'll see!
@@gameyybuilds Great, I'll be waiting *_*
Mig! Good to see him back!
I adore the interconnectedness you've been putting into this series, as much as I love the builds and the stories in general!!!!
Amazing work, for the roof I recommend putting some clingfilm in between the Clay’s, hope this helps next time.
Great suggestion!
Your talent is beyond words I can use to describe it. Thank you for taking time out of your life to share with us. If you ever do a novel I will be first in line to purchase.
About 1/3rd through the novel. It's a slow process!
@@gameyybuilds Some things are worth waiting for...
@@Jute511 amen to that. I’m so excited for it though.
Oh shit, it's a sequel!
Hairs on the back of my neck standing up by the end of this episode. The art, worldbuilding, modelling, storytelling, all get better with every video. Amazing 🤯😀
I would love to see a larger build like a town square seeing this amazing build of the market made me think of that
I can't even fathom the amount of work that would take! But maybe...
@@gameyybuildsThen take a page out of Boylei's playbook and take it one building at a time. Each with its own backstory and character(s) that tie-in to a larger story...
For example: an imperial army squad searching a small village/town square looking for a fugitive. Then have a couple buildings with their own reason to hide from or call to the soldiers. Or something along those lines.
Each building can be its own video/build with the soldiers (and maybe a mech too!) be the final piece that ties it all together.
Bro, i NEED the conclusion to this story arc...and all of your stories. Cant wait for the book
As if the story telling, model crafting, editing and music werent enough, you throw a Hot Rod reference in. Superb work all around sir.
Thanks!
Hi, your builds is really inspiring and so your channel. I hope there are still some shirts left, so I can support you:)
As a general tip for your wiring. Try to spiral your cables (as can be seen in computer fans for examples). Every space between those two cables (+ and -) creates a loop and can work as an antenna. While it‘s not that important with LEDs it still a good habit and practise:)
Man, you truely are a master. Master builder, painter, story writer and teller. I am blown away by the expertise you demonastrate in every single element of one of these videos. They really are a joy to watch. Keep it up man! Big things are coming.
Sweet, this is going to make my shift at work tonight so much better, just knowing I shall be enjoying another of your amazing and beautiful builds with accompanying back story tomorrow afternoon (UK time), Thank you in advance.
Enjoy! This one is a fun tie in with another story... stay tuned!
@@gameyybuilds I always do, your videos are entertaining, informative and relaxing and now I've another build to look forward to.😃
This is the kind of stuff that you could see in a museum!!
This is my first video I've watched of yours and I cannot believe the quality of it. The story telling, the voice over, the camera work, the build itself. I can't wait to hear more from this universe
Another wonderful multi-media chapter, up miniaturized alleys and down winding lanes of imagination, both comforting and thoroughly entertaining.
My advice for your soldering: Just 'git gud' man.
In all seriousness, as with all of your builds, this was a joy to watch. The tie in with the other story was fantastic and cannot wait for more of this story to unfold.
I am unsure precisely how this would work but the only constructive suggestion I have is wiring up another battery to the speaker to make it vibrate (you can add resistors to change the Hz). This would both look cool as it would look like the Repulser engine was actually doing something, and it would also give off a hum when activated.
The storytelling is engaging and intriguing as always, and the build, immaculate.
Absolutely stunning work. Also, yours are pretty much the only videos that I watch at their original speed - you've got a great sense of pacing and your storytelling is top-notch
I imagined your story designed by ... Moebius.
You are a master in telling stories, like the stories of "The Airtight Garage" ... simply fantastic.
I even saw the scenes, the gestures, the faces. Too bad this master left us years ago. (Jean Giraud 1938-2012)
Hugs and Cheers!
The diorama was invented by Louis Daguerre and Charles Marie Bouton and was first exhibited in Paris in July 1822 and at The Diorama, Regent's Park on September 29, 1823. Dioramas were created to tell a story, sort of like a precursor to movie projectors. Two scenes were created on each side of the diorama. When one side was lit up it would represent a certain point in time or a particular event when it was lit up from the other side it would change to a different time (like day and night) or another event (like the beginning of a train crash and the aftermath). The first dioramas were two dimensional but as time went on they became more popular as 3D scenes. Even though the modern concept of a diorama is from more recent times, wargaming scenes or dioramas were used in ancient times as a means of planning military strategy or as a storytelling device. Even cave paintings were a form of diorama. Creating multiple scenes that linked together to tell a story. Creating a complex back story to go along with your diorama makes it true to the medium. Congratulations, you’re a fine storyteller.
Top 3 of my favorite RUclipsrs. You are always a delight and I look forward to each build and story.
Glad you like them!
Here i am again after consuming the rest of the channels contents. Im so excited to hear about the novel. What an inspiration this all is, seeing someone just dive fearlessly in to various disciplines and craft an entire world.
Thanks so much!
@@gameyybuilds thank YOU for inspiring me to get off my butt and create cool shit! X
if you used a magnetic switch you could hide it on the interior of the build making it possible to turn the effect on without needing to hide the switch, if you wanted to go more complex you could wire the switch into the coil of a relay to "latch" the relay in the on position making it possible to engage multiple effects. if you would like to go into more depth feel free to message me. also just wanted to say i love your build and has me thinking of my own.
Hoping to get a full book in this world one day. Or a collection of short stories
Yep, I’m working in the first novel now!
This build really took the cake wowzers!! I really enjoyed the short story about the three formulating a plan.
by far one of the most interesting worlds I have ever seen
What a great build and outstanding back story. I can see a follow up "treasure hunt" build staring the Yoh Gwalen.
Would making limited edition prints of your concept art be a possibility?
Or maybe a book of your concept art, with the short stories accompanying.
Oh man! This makes me hyped for the book! I'd love to find out if they ever find that treasure!
You have started a trend. Everybody is doing lore with their builds now. Including me.
Making me want cry at seeing Flea again.
Wow love the tie in and how the world gets more depth every video. Gotta me one of those shirts 😁
I wish there were super notifications so i can be alerted when more masterpieces are made quicker.
THIS LOOKS BEAUTIFUL
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ UUUUUU ARE AMAZIIIING!!!! Your imagination is no end!!! I love it!! U're a GENIUS!! Thanks!! U're an inspiraton for everyone!!! The stories, the models.. ❤❤❤ I love your World, Aegis!!!❤❤😊😊😊
Another fascination installment of this series, with an amazing build to boot! This one gives me Ghibli vibes for some reason, a mix between the bath house and Howl's moving castle.
Fantastic as always - If you don't mind me suggesting though, the LEDs look a bit too much like, well, LEDs. Maybe some bulb cages over them would make them look more otherworldly?
Yep I agree, also these LEDs are too dim! So I want to get new ones
The music seems especially good for this episode, thanks!
this might be my new favourite build and story wow. The process, the captivating story, and the finished result are just INSPIRING! i cant wait for the next build!
Thanks so much!
It took me a hot minute to remember who Nick Poli was, and I've been bingeing for the last 7 hours. Can't help wonder how your regulars recalled him. Aw, nuts, I just realized I've reached the end of the playlist. Think I'll go rewatch the next in the series, then take a break before I dive into the rest.
Killer story on this one 👍 I like the tie in and the building interiors were a nice touch!
Thanks Ben!
I sure hope this story ends up in the book!!!!
I'm so hooked
An imaginative model based on an imaginative story; both are VERY well-executed! Thank you for sharing a treat for eyes and ears with us!
WoW !! Just found you via a recommendation from @NorthoftheBorder !! Amazing work & details & the story is captivating ! Don't understand why you don't have hundreds of thousands of subscribers 🤨
Brilliant! I did wonder if the stories would intermingle and meet.
This is my first video from you I've ever watched, but damn I've been hooked right from the intro! Definitely going to binge the earlier videos too!
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I just wanted to say how much I enjoyed this video. So much time and effort must have gone into this and I love love love how it came out.
From design, to execution, music and narration, this project and video is perfection.
I'm certain that I'm not alone when I say, I'd love to hear more of this particular story.
Perhaps you'll have a follow up project and story. A diorama of a wreck diving apparatus?
Thank you for another thoroughly entertaining video. It made my weekend!
Cheers my friend!
Always amazed at you builds, stories, and production. Well done!
WOW Not only are you an Artist with your BUILDS, You Are SURELY an Artist with the Many Voices You come up with. If you ever Write this into a book one day, I would LOVE ONE! I Love What You Do its VERY VERY Inspiring! Thank You!!
I feel my voice work still needs lots of improvement, but thanks for watching and commenting!
wow the story and the build was incredible. im so hooked =))
This is so good. I looked forward to watching this as I do any other ‘show’. I can’t wait to see the book and inevitable tie-in video game and Live action and/or animated series 😂. Keep up the great work.
Thanks, it means a lot!
Thoroughly enjoying the development of the story. Beautifully crafted, both story and model.
I am so impressed with all of what you do man!
Thank you so much for your encouragement!
This is one of my favorites yet. Lots of inspiration for my own builds here!
Glad you like it!
Your builds, your writing, your video editing...everything gets better and better every episode. Well done, man.
beautiful build great weathering, and the story builds cant wait till the next one
I already look forward to the next part, this is truly the best series on RUclips atm 🙌🏼
So there’s a product called repel gel to keep polymer clay from baking together but you can also just use a lot of cornstarch or baby powder. (I prefer your results cuz the clay would’ve been too thick)
Great to know, thank you!
I’m so invested. Great Job!
Perfect end to my day. An awesome story and an amazing build.
Fantastic vid as always 👏👏👏👏👏
Thanks Carrie!
Inspiring as always Eric! I haven't BUILT a structure in so long. I need to do it again soon!
Go for it! Your work is great!
Hi ! Every time I see one of your new video pop up, I feel like I won’t be as stunned and in love with the new build and story. But I am every time ! Your work is simply amazing, your story building make me travel with you each time too !
I just love your attention to detail, from the watercolor art, design and video editing ! I also felt like the laser cutter added a whole new addition to your art with more precise work (vents and all) !
I’m already waiting for the next one to be even more amazed than in this one ! You are an inspiration for all of us
Thanks so much! I'm really enjoying pushing the limits of the laser cutting and looking forward to trying more fun things soon!
@@gameyybuilds what laser cutter is that? I dont see it in your tools list. Great model btw!
This is absolutely gorgeous, and I love love love the story you wrote along with it!
I always look forward to your videos, and I especially love the beyond the blight series every time you upload I can’t wait to watch the video and learn more about your world.
Glad you like them!
Everyone of these is such a labour of love. So well thought out and executed. The stories are so colourful, characters are so full of life. They are really great to hear.
This one was really great, the build itself was just as amazing as the awesome concept painting and the story was a great touch and callback!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Mig's back? Amazing! The storytelling is just as beautiful as the model building
I love the narrative you are building!!!
I love everything from your concept art to your builds and your world and stories ❤❤❤
Most excellent. I think my ideas were correct on what you made but not the tie in. So cool!
Personally, I consider the concept painting to be an integral part of each project you release
This build and story turned out amazing!
This piece would feel right at home in about a dozen different worlds I can imagine.
I love to watch your genius working on exiting new stories and breath-taking dioramas. A true master at work, inspiring and entretaining people like me. Thank you.
Just found the channel a couple weeks ago, and I've now blown through all of the Beyond the Blight videos. I've thoroughly enjoyed binging it, but now I have to wait for future installments in real time. I suppose that's really a credit to your world building and story telling. I'm loving the way you are fleshing out this world and look forward to the book as well as future installments.
Thanks for all the work you've put into this channel. It's a wonderful channel!
I could listen all night to these stories :) beautiful built as always!
This is beautiful! All the small details. I especially love the walk way under the green shade.
Oh and by the way you might want to ask People to like the video if they enjoyed it, because people honestly do forget.
Your clay water came out pretty good
Love it. Love it. Love it.
YEAAAHHHH!
I love it.
Thank you for this. It was well worth the wait.
I love the process and the final diorama! I would like to start my own worldbuilding project eventually and create concept art for it, but I'm not sure how to start such a daunting task. How do you create immersive and unique designs for dioramas when first sketching them out?
Wow. Just wow. Incredible, as always. Will there be a part 3?