Aww wow!! I just came across your channel and I HAD to click in it. I'm all about doing custom work and have been entertaining the idea of getting into dioramas too. Wow you've collected and still have the Fleer Ultra cards too! I thought I was one of the only people (that I know of) who still has their cards! It's definitely one of my treasures from my childhood. This video is an absolute treat. Definitely subscribing and can't wait to dive I and see more from you 😎👍 *ps: I actually just picked up an X-men '97 Rogue today. Pretty happy finding her in the wild 😎
This turned out great, and I like your music track you made. Very evocative of 90s X-Men. I was also really into the cartoon when it came out. I even made custom Barbie dolls of Rogue, Storm, Jean Grey and Psylocke back in the day. My favorite character was probably Mystique though, I always thought she was really cool. I loved how her mutant power allowed her to access places, but she still had to learn a lot of skills in order to actually do anything worthwhile once she was where she needed to be. But I also really liked Rogue and Storm and Phoenix as well.
Gorgeous diorama. It’s always fascinating to think how tied into the X-Men the Savage Land has become. Mainly from the cartoon. The Savage land pre-dates even the original X-Men by 25-30 years. While not quite as old as Captain America and Namor. It’s close. Going back to 1941 and the closing days of the Golden Age. I love that even in the 80’s and 90’s books, it still maintained a lot of that classic Jack Kirby feel to it. Really the only other thing in the X-Men that did that were the Sentinel designs up through the 80’s.
Avengers 66 is the 1st app of adamantium and DD 197 is Yuriko’s 1st app. Love that you provide factoids and nostalgic comic history via multiple sources. Beautiful dio and well made content streaming. Thank you!
Unbelievable work. Seeing so many different materials come together for this project was really great. As a lifelong X-Men fan, this is exactly the kind of thing I love seeing. I need to get that 95 Fleer set again. I’ve been piecing my 94 set back together, great seeing those again. Excellent diorama!
Fantastic work as usual and the music was well done also. I remember seeing bits of this going together but don't think I ever saw how you had done the tree. I had been thinking of making some trees with paper towel rolls and foil (twisted up for roots, branches, etc.) but had been wondering how well the paint would have held on. Did not think about using masking tape and then the toilet paper trick for texture. I'll definitely be trying this technique out soon. Also, love the use of floral foam. Before watching your channel, the recommendations I'd always come across was to avoid using it. Not sure how soon I'll be trying it out, but it's definitely on my list of materials/techniques...
@@OilersWorkshop no worries, been a fan a while, just not enough time to watch as much as i’d like to, but always impressed by concepts/designs within:) you’ll definitely be a huge inspiration for me once i get to stage of dioramas - and with that goldmine you’re sitting on, phew-wee! Got a lot to get through:)
Just because I see your Bob Ross standing in the background there. Did you know that there is a Funko Pop of Deadpool dressed as Bob? I love mine and thought you might get a kick out of it too. Cheers.
Very polished video, music was great! It's crazy how long some of the steps take in a diorama. Thank you for all your tips and tricks. My favorite X-Men is Oiler. He has a backstory I can relate to.
I really liked the work you did and its inspiration in the 90's Xmen, since they are my favorites too! I was excited to see your card collection because I'm currently working for Upper Deck making sketch cards as an Illustrator ☺
Thanks to google I can take that 100 points abput the Avengers comic...seen you work on this live, still cant believe how long it took you all together
Great diorama for Marvel legends
Aww wow!! I just came across your channel and I HAD to click in it. I'm all about doing custom work and have been entertaining the idea of getting into dioramas too. Wow you've collected and still have the Fleer Ultra cards too! I thought I was one of the only people (that I know of) who still has their cards! It's definitely one of my treasures from my childhood. This video is an absolute treat. Definitely subscribing and can't wait to dive I and see more from you 😎👍
*ps: I actually just picked up an X-men '97 Rogue today. Pretty happy finding her in the wild 😎
That’s amazing thank you! I also found a 97 rogue in the wild last week, only one I’ve seen so far 💪🏼
I love dios! and the concept surprised me, very creative.
good show bro.
Thank you
Congratulations this is an absolutely gorgeous build you must be incredibly proud. Also thank you for sharing your story and your thoughts.
Thank you so much!
This turned out great, and I like your music track you made. Very evocative of 90s X-Men. I was also really into the cartoon when it came out. I even made custom Barbie dolls of Rogue, Storm, Jean Grey and Psylocke back in the day. My favorite character was probably Mystique though, I always thought she was really cool. I loved how her mutant power allowed her to access places, but she still had to learn a lot of skills in order to actually do anything worthwhile once she was where she needed to be. But I also really liked Rogue and Storm and Phoenix as well.
Awesome, they’re all amazing characters really
Gorgeous diorama. It’s always fascinating to think how tied into the X-Men the Savage Land has become. Mainly from the cartoon. The Savage land pre-dates even the original X-Men by 25-30 years. While not quite as old as Captain America and Namor. It’s close. Going back to 1941 and the closing days of the Golden Age. I love that even in the 80’s and 90’s books, it still maintained a lot of that classic Jack Kirby feel to it. Really the only other thing in the X-Men that did that were the Sentinel designs up through the 80’s.
Thanks for sharing your deeper knowledge
Avengers 66 is the 1st app of adamantium and DD 197 is Yuriko’s 1st app. Love that you provide factoids and nostalgic comic history via multiple sources. Beautiful dio and well made content streaming. Thank you!
Thank you! 200 points for you
Had the same card set and the animated series set spent many hours drawing them. Thanks for the video
Very cool!
Exactly what I needed. I'm working on similar things.
Awesome
Looks fantastic!
Thanks very much
Unbelievable work. Seeing so many different materials come together for this project was really great. As a lifelong X-Men fan, this is exactly the kind of thing I love seeing.
I need to get that 95 Fleer set again. I’ve been piecing my 94 set back together, great seeing those again.
Excellent diorama!
Thank you! Get them cards
Woot! Woot!
Woot!
This was a great video. I enjoyed every minute. Very nice work and also inspiring!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video, amazing work! Love the X-Men!
Thanks a lot!
@@OilersWorkshop and that Soosootoys Gambit is awesome. I have to get one for me.
Well done! Love it!
Thanks so much!
Lmaoooo great intro. Also love the X-men
Thanks 😁
Fantastic work as usual and the music was well done also. I remember seeing bits of this going together but don't think I ever saw how you had done the tree. I had been thinking of making some trees with paper towel rolls and foil (twisted up for roots, branches, etc.) but had been wondering how well the paint would have held on. Did not think about using masking tape and then the toilet paper trick for texture. I'll definitely be trying this technique out soon. Also, love the use of floral foam. Before watching your channel, the recommendations I'd always come across was to avoid using it. Not sure how soon I'll be trying it out, but it's definitely on my list of materials/techniques...
Yeah I mean if you seal the foam with glue it’s fine because you’re hard shelled it, but like anything it can be fragile so just be mindful
Absolutely brilliant.
Love this style of seeing behind the scenes, and having access to break everything down.
This is pure genius;)
Thank you so much, glad you liked it
@@OilersWorkshop no worries, been a fan a while, just not enough time to watch as much as i’d like to, but always impressed by concepts/designs within:) you’ll definitely be a huge inspiration for me once i get to stage of dioramas - and with that goldmine you’re sitting on, phew-wee! Got a lot to get through:)
Just because I see your Bob Ross standing in the background there. Did you know that there is a Funko Pop of Deadpool dressed as Bob? I love mine and thought you might get a kick out of it too. Cheers.
Neat
13:04 loved the *Music* .. . Great job there
Thanks
Amazing Work.
Thanks a lot!
Very polished video, music was great! It's crazy how long some of the steps take in a diorama. Thank you for all your tips and tricks. My favorite X-Men is Oiler. He has a backstory I can relate to.
Awesome diorama!!!!
Thanks!
Loving the low fi animated series rendition 🤙🏼 also awesome diorama
Thank you 😄
The diorama and the music was great! Amazing work as always
Thank you very much!
One of my fav dios you’ve made.
This is an incredible diorama display!!! Love the build and the video!!!! ❤😊❤
You’re awesome
@@OilersWorkshop thank you 😊
You are an amazing crafter!
I really liked the work you did and its inspiration in the 90's Xmen, since they are my favorites too! I was excited to see your card collection because I'm currently working for Upper Deck making sketch cards as an Illustrator ☺
Whaaaat?! That’s amazing! Thank you for stopping by 🤘
@@OilersWorkshop Since I saw that you really like Rogue, here I leave you one of my latest illustrations about her. Brucelugli In deviant art
Love this!!!!
Thank you Mr migo
Damn cool!
Thank you
Magnifique travail bravo 💪
Thanks to google I can take that 100 points abput the Avengers comic...seen you work on this live, still cant believe how long it took you all together
Google always reveals the secrets
Will that hot foam cutter release dangerous fumes?
Very minimal, I keep a fan on and blow them away. And if I’m using it for many hours I wear a proper mask with filters
2:48
Ok