I built a robot vending machine from scratch! | meet VENDY
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- This robot vending machine was a lot of fun to make. Vendy is his name and he's got a quota to make. What do you think he's selling?
It has taken me a long time to get this video done but it is one of my most satisfying scratch built creations to date! I hope you like him.
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Great work, Ben! Your skills with chisels is so unique. The amount of detail you're able to achieve is impressive! Makes me want to go out and grab a set myself!
Thanks dude! It's the kind of thing that comes from grabbing whatever sharp implements are around until something works for the job 😂
There was great anticipation built up for this one, Ben, from your Instagram teasers and of course, I was not disappointed! This is another scratch build masterpiece, equal to your bus and spaceship, in my opinion. The level of detail you're getting with styrene is phenomenal. Nearly an exact replica of the 3D model. Each stage, from building, to priming to painting, brought it more and more to life. I especially like the arms and the tread on the bottom. So cool. By far the best news out of Japan this week. Such a tragic week for all you there. Vendy was a bright light for me. Thanks for making my day! Peace and love and a big thumbs up from Switzerland - Andrew 🍁👍🤖
Hobbying certainly allows you to go spend some time in a separate world for a while. This project was a great escape and it's getting even closer to a full scratch build! I still "cheated" a little with some non styrene bits but maybe next time 😂
The algorithm lords have just recommended your channel - and I am loving your intricate work and attention to detail.
Thank you! I'm glad you found it and like it too 😁👍
This thing is nuts. I can't say I would have the patience to cut all that styrene. Another home run of a scratch build. I love it!
Thank you! It takes a while but it's all just one cut at a time, same as any other project 😁👍
Great craftsmanship and I love the "father and son" effect you ended up with!
Thank you!
Vendy and their little bro striking in the name of robot rights. I'm down with this idea.
Cheers 😁👍
Freaking awesome robot! Really great work! Love it !
I agree!!!!!!
Thank you so much! The original character is a really great design!
This video is - by leaps and bounds - the most helpful one I've seen on how to scratch build with styrene. I cannot thank you enough for making this.
That is very kind! It was a fun project 👍
Very well done sir I love your scratch builds... This one is certainly a winner!!!
Thanks Silver! 😁👍
Damn I almost missed that one! Robots never fail to amaze.
That youtube algorithm is a tricky one. I'm glad you found it 😁👍
Awesome build!!! You make me want to acquire a set of chisels and polystyrene board right now and create... Create... Something! :D
Yay! Do it 👍👍
That is an awesome scratch built Battle Bus , attention to detail is phenomenal 👌👍
Another awesome scratch build! Thanks for sharing!
Cheers Alan! They take a long time to do but they're so much fun 😁👍
Cool little scratchbuild. Attention to detail scaling up from the original was well done.
Thank you! I built most of it without having the stl so I had to improvise haha
Incredible! Just incredible! Well done Ben.
😁👍 He was a good project for the past few weeks!
Another brilliant piece. I admire your patience for cutting all that stuff out.
Thanks! It's all just one step at a time 👍
Reminds me of both Futurama & Claptrap from Borderlands.
Awesome. :)
Whoa, you are so right! Thanks for checking it out!
I love the cracked/shattered glass. Very nice touch, you created it well. Such a satisfying build
Thanks! It was a great project to make!
@@BPCustomCreations the (I forgot the word for them) wheel/track looks great too!!
47th thumbs up brother definitely a excellent build and always enjoy watching your content and thanks for sharing them with us and have a great day Ben👍👊😎
Thanks Tony! It was another fun one!
Styrene master uploads again. You never disappoint.
You're too kind! I'm glad you enioyed it 😁👍
Such a wonderful build Ben! Your scratchbuilt creations are always SO much fun to watch! (When I saw this video appear in my notifications, I intentionally held off watching it until today, Sunday, when I could relax and really sit back and take it all in)
Thanks Jim! It still blows me away that you guys enjoy my videos so much. The internet is an amazing tool 👍
Remarkable! I was thinking the unpainted innards would bug me a little, but there's so much to keep the eyes busy that you don't even notice it. And I like the paint job on both. They totally remind me of Claptrap from Boarderlands😄. I think Vendy venders vending machines, because Japan just doesn't have enough! Once again, much enjoyment from watching you work. Thanks for the entertainment, Ben!✌🏻😎
Thank you! Maybe he sells toy versions of himself 😂
@@BPCustomCreations 😆 which in turn have even smaller versions
so frickin cool. your ingenuity mind blown me again
Happy to oblige, Neil 😁👍
I LOVE your scratch builds, Ben! I have one that I have been wanting to do and I think that you have inspired me to get off my butt and do it. I like your chisel work and the X trick for cutting out sections of polystyrene. 14 hours of footage, huh? You might give this trick a shot. I have started only filming a technique a little at the beginning, a little of the middle, and then the very end of the process. I try to NEVER shoot over a minute UNLESS I have a very specific reason to. This has saved me from having to go through TONS of footage to edit it down into a 2 and a half second shot! : ) I don't know, maybe that'll help a little. Okay, that's all of the unsolicited advice that I'm doling out. Excellent work man!
After listening to your craft pod spisode when you mentioned that I've been thinking like that. I actually tried it with this video ove just letting the camera run and I ended up with 14 hours 😂 makes me wonder how long this build actually took. 😅
@@BPCustomCreations Ha! Even with all my big talk I still end up with WAY too much footage. You are not alone! 🤣
Crazy good! And Vendy is SO sweet!
Thank you！ it's a well designed character
With how closely the build and the 3d print matched, I sincerely thought it would be revealed that you made the build first and then made a 3d model based on it. Incredible work!
24:16 I like the colors of the build more, but do agree that the 3d print's screen looks better. I think its cartoonish rendering goes better with smaller objects (and the print looks more cartoonish overall with its more noticeable dark areas). It's more difficult to pull off when it's larger and surrounded by more realistic details in my opinion.
That would have been cool but I'm nowhere near the skill level with 3D modelling as this! I completely agree with you about the paint jobs too. Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment 😁👍
Love it! Very inspiring as always.
Not being able to paint the interior bits didn't seem to affect it badly. You don't really notice unless you're really trying to look through the gaps.
Thanks! It's definitely there if you look at the right angle but I think it's easy enough to ignore it 👍
@@BPCustomCreationsNext time just spray the hidden area a flat black before assembly. That or backfill the gaps so nothing shows through.
I had opted to not include an engine for one of my first 1/64 custom car creations, you could see clear through from one wheel well to the other. It bothered me so much I had to disassemble the car and build some panels to block off the engine bay. Heh, you live and learn.
I have vendy too! I really wanted a bigger version. I never would have thought to attempt to make him. Love your video!! Love how it turned out.
Thank you! He's a great little character
and you say you're not a master builder, psssht, This was such a fun build to watch, the whole time I was following along I kept saying oh yeah, that's a great idea, or wow I never thought of doing it that way, that's proof to me that a master is teaching his skills. Outstanding work as always Ben, thanks for sharing with us
Thanks Bruce! I appreciate it 👍👍
Great job!
I really like that you scratch built this out of styrene and we're able to get that much detail, it shows people that you don't have to 3D print everything.
Thanks! It's definitely easier to get more smaller details on things I could never scratch build by using a 3D printer. For example, custom wheel designs for small 1/64 scale cars. 3D printers are a useful tool but scratch building is so much more rewarding for me. I enjoying blending both techniques together like in my newest video of the scratch built ship.
Another excellent, imaginative build!! Great job Ben
Thank you, Pete!
A screen with a Windows Blue Screen of Death decal would be fun
I am very impressed by the scale of detail you put in to this model. Those greebles are so small but add so much
That's a great screen idea! It's crazy what a few intentionally placed chunks of plastic can add to a basic shape.
Looks great. Your control with cutting the tiny pieces is amazing.
Thank you! You should see some other scratch builders 🤯
A great scratch build from start to finish, picked up a lot of cool tips I'll have to try in the future. The paint and weathering job you did on both of them was outstanding. I think I like the scratch built one more as it appears a little more weathered than the 3d printer one.
Thanks, John! Scratch builds take the longest but they are the most rewarding
1:15 woo shoutout cut transform glue!!
He's a master 👍
Love it. Great work.
Thanks fellow scale geek ✌️
Video was recommended to me. Excellent production value, very entertaining And it’s giving me the motivation to create. Great video. BRAVO!!!
Cheers 😁👍
awesome build. love the weathering
Thanks! With me it's always gotta be dusty and dirty 😁👍
Err and these Vendy droids look amazing too 👍
😂 Thank you! I'm glad you're enjoying the videos 👍
Very very cool Ben!!!!!! 👍👍
Thank you👍 I'm glad I got it done! The video took a loooooong time to edit
Wow! Your attention to detail is amazing. Great build!
Thank you kindly! 😁
It's selling Nuka Cola, of course. Great looking model!
That's probably most likely! Thanks 👍
Excellent and helpful idea. I was looking to buy 3d printed vending machines for my Cyberpunk RED landscapes, instead I can do this.
I can tell you that 3d printing is a fracyion of the time investment! 😂
Awesome love watching a master at work
Thanks Dane!
The amount of detailing is soo perfect and impressive..you are really an inspiration to the beginners like me 🙏🏼😇
No problem! Thanks for tuning in 😁👍
SO GOOD!
Thank you! He's a great character design 👍
very nice build
Thanks BaconSh4ke 😎👍
This little guy reminds me of "Clap-Trap" from Boarder Lands. That would be a super cool build I'd love to see you make. I'll hold my breath on this idea! haha
I've never played the game but someone else said the same thing!
Hey man, I love these builds especially with the hot wheels conversions and your channel and your awesome skills inspired me to try make some gaslands cars! Keep the great work!
Edit:
I think that this vending machine is selling chips and crackers
Thanks! Gaslands cars are a great entry for anyone into the hobby. They're so cheap and accessible and gaslands means it doesn't need to be clean and fancy 😂
About 5 years ago I watched a film about some things in Japan that might seem odd to people in other countries. One of those things was vending machines that sold live crabs. The machines were refrigerated and the crabs were trussed up with rubber bands and lined up like candy bars or bags of chips on those vertical trays with the big coil to push out the next item. This is, or was back then, true. Would you consider 3-D printing and painting a few dozen little crabs ?
That's a really interesting idea! I'll look into that vending machine more
YES!!!! The riveting content is why I subscribed in the first place haha!
I've been neglecting my duties
Splendide !! Bravo pour ce travail d'artiste !!
Merci! Thanks for watching 😁👍
this is awesome my friend
Thank you sir!
great job
Awesome work as always dude!
Thank you so much 😁👍
Love it
Thank you 😁👍
Fantastic!!!! ❤️ IT!!!
😎👍 Cheers!
Awesome build an a wonderful result. What the Vendy sell's? Different kinds of oils, grease and cooling liquids for robots, what else? 😃
Thanks! That's a great idea too 😀
But what does it sells?
And you have a set of expensive tools your parents gave to you...
:)
Anyway. Cool crazy project. Enjoyed every second of the video!
What tools do I have? 🤔
I'm not sure it sells anything 😂
@@BPCustomCreations I'm 100% sure in one of your videos you showed a box of cool tools and said that your parents gave it to you. Or maybe I'm 100% bonkers :D :D
@@taja9696 oh 😂 it didn't register with me until now. They bought me a set of clay sculpting tools for Christmas. You too can find a set just like it for like $20 on amazon. Though, it won't be a help for doing any styrene work 😁
"Dont talk to me or my son again"
😂 That son seems like a menace though