currently recreating your howls moving castle. Having adult money when youre a kid at heart and finding inspiring people like the good makers of youtube is a dangerous combination :*
I went and got a lot of green poster boards as I was walking home some older people wanted to know what my sign was gonna say I simply said nothing I plan to take all the green out, it didn't work as all my paper came off the wall.
I had literally thought to myself, "this reminds me of a Studson Studio build" and she immediately gave him a shoutout. I love the maker side of RUclips- the skill sharing and support for other creators is awesome.
I love that most of the Costube community not only knows each other, but is on the same group chat. I enjoy watching Bernadette Banner and Sewstine even though I've never sewn a dress. But then, I've never done carpentry either and here I am. If only I had more time for hobbies.
My 59 year old mum has always been so strict and annoying and never creative but I FORCED her to watch this and now a month later she created a mini town with trash and foam 😂😂😂
As I'm watching the build, I mention to my friend how the things that's being done is very much like Studsons Studio, and as I said it, his name gets mentioned on the video. Awesome seeing professionals can keep learning from each other.
Actually same I love Studsons Studio I even followed one of his friends but to know that he’s so resourceful and other professionals learned from that is super dope.
This looks amazing! What an insanely creative and fantastical project! My only concern, as others have mentioned, would be the heat dispersement for the Xbox. I see u left the vents open, but that doesn't really account for the extra insulation provided by both the wood, and especially the foam. I would love for you guys to do an experiment, maybe with a heat gun, and see it running for say an hour without this, see it's heat output,. Then another hour with the same thing running(maybe use the same game or such, because some games will cause more heat output) and then test the heat output again. Even if it doesn't necessarily overheat, running an Xbox(or any gaming console or computer even) at a slightly elevated temperature long term can definitely effect the life expectancy of your device dramatically.
I concur. Heat is going to be a problem. It looks easy enough to remove the Xbox. Perhaps this should be a display cabinet and not used while playing. It is a fantastic work of art.
Indeed. The fan is designed to keep the xbox within optimal temp ranges under normal conditions. Even with the fan uncovered, heat is still going to be generated from every side of the console, including the bottom, and it won't be able to dissipate from those sides. The fans going to be overworked. Wouldn't be surprised if it's running several degrees hotter for sure.
The components used aren't very thermally conductive so shouldn't act as a heat block and retain heat in that sense, they'd only be losing out on the passive cooling between the case of the xbox and the atmosphere. This can likely be compensated for, the xbox only has a single extraction fan at the top and relies on pull through ventilation, they need, NEED to raise the shell off the desk and allow for at a minimum the normal xbox intake (which is at the bottom) to function. They could however compensate for the lack of passive cooling by installing a forced intake fan to run in addition to the extraction, this would eliminate the need to raise the structure and leave an air gap. I would install a block of XPS foam a couple of inches thick at the bottom and to blend into the build, with sewer grates to disguise the intake air ports on all 4 sides of the base and a normal PC fan blowing directly up into the xbox. You'd ideally want the equivalent of the surface area of the fan divided between the intake ports on each side (the rear could accommodate a larger port)
An artist's eye is so keen that it can detect a misplaced piece by the power of thought. And her patience? She could teach a sloth to run a marathon in slow motion. Don't get me wrong, she is extraordinary, I love the RUclips nomination.
I can definitely see the inspiration from Studson, but the end result aesthetic is so _Nerdforge_ it's a sight to behold! Speaking of end results, my favourite thing about the channel has always been the gorgeous End Result presentation-- like yess, give me those slow-mo, mood-lit, panning shots from every angle baby!! I would love to make something like this myself someday, so thank you for the inspiration- I guess I have no choice but to get more supermarket sushi now! 😁
I'd be really interested to know how being surrounded in that much foam and wood and... other stuff affects the thermals. It seems to me like it might be prone to overheating. You might want to change out the fan at the top for one that doesn't rattle and actually use it for cooling.
For everybody complaining about the "heat dispersion" issue, did you NOT take a look at the original X-Box?!? They did NOT cover up ANY of the original ventilation and the X-Box uses a tower dispersion design where air is pulled from the bottom and shed through the top... a top that has nothing more than expended wire netting... There will likely be NO difference at all in regards to the heat dispersion. We can see where she took that into account from the beginning. The execution was flawless and excellently disguises that there is a console hiding under there.
@@wiegraf9009if the top is blocked then shes screwed because those holes are there because there isnt any other cooling so i hope she atleast put a few holes in top
@@BeingMyself__ If you look closely you can see that the facade is built up from the sides and there is actually nothing on that top venting area, it's left completely as is so the air flow should be just about as good as stock.
@@wiegraf9009 no. even if air is coming in she left the case on then put an extra one outside it.. BIG nono. my ps3 slim overheated just yesterday from being in a large ventilated cabinet instead of on the floor. this she built is NOT safe and it is NOT a practical design at all. the case of the system shouldve been removed. the components inside need been put in sane places to accommodate any change. also she doesnt check the materials to see if they are a fire hazard and being from such cheap toys they might be. that could result in someones death and is being left as a feasible way to mod a system it blankly isnt. and there are really good systems cases out there people could and should pay good money for being ignored.
I love Studson getting the attention he deserves for his amazing builds and videos! That Howls Moving Castle video is a tour de force. This is such a fun scratch build Martina!
Obviously the build is insane and so cool, especially when you know most of it is take out containers and cut-up toys, but I want to quickly say how nicely done the editing was as well! It matched your vibe really well
4:54 superfast build mode !!!! it's been a while since I had the time to watch your videos but I'm glad I did for this one. very fun build !! you have a fantastic eye for detail. I love this channel :D
I started out watching Sims 4 builds, but RUclips recommended you (after it had successfully introduced me to Studson Studio) and I am forever grateful. Not only is your creativity from a different planet and are your skills the real deal, you also have that incredible energy and charm; your videos always pull me up when I'm tired and in a slump. I've been trying not to binge too much to save some of your videos for later so I don't run out so fast, but I could watch you for hours and just be happy. 😊 Thank you for sharing your craft and for being you!
The amount of innovation that goes into using all these random scraps and pieces and bringing them together into one beautiful piece of artwork is just mind blowing!!!
LOOKS AMAZING! Can really see all the hard work put into this project, and not just the xbox, but the whole video! Such a huge inspiration, love your content 💗
I am 54 years old. In the the late 1970's my mother would wash and save all the styrofoam trays from hamburger and meat packages for me to cut up and craft with. I made so many cars, houses and airplanes back then. Lead me to a lifetime of enjoying crafting. I still have the urge to wash them and craft with them to this day. Thanks Mom. Love and miss you.
@@saymynamemoh4499 the top is where the xbox is supposed to take the hot air out. but the console takes cold air from behind and the bottom and those parts are blocked
after it's painted, it's so perfect that it doesn't feel at all like it could have been made out of trash, this is actually incredible, so freaking good
I'm pretty sure you have to say "Superfast Build Mode" before that music. Though Scar never played it so long, it's even more interesting than I thought. I'm always impressed how builders like you can look at litteral trash and see building parts. As a sculptor and wood carver myself, I feel envy at your skills. Truely wonderous what you made.
Apart from the sheer creativity involved in the design and construction itself, I have to say this is a very high level, high quality, example of imaginative videography. The shots, the effects, the editing, everything - it is brilliant. What editing software did you use? I'm a Davinci Resolve user myself (changed from FCP about a year ago) but whatever you're using, you have mastered it in spectacular fashion. Very well done - love it!!
I love how this was basically an ode to Studson Studios. He does some really cool stuff, and it's fun watching him inspire other artists. I'd love to see them get together and create something awesome: Studson's skill with scuplting, Martina's painting prowess, and their creativity would be like a fusion of gods.
I have to agree. Studson's Howl's Moving Caastle was phenominal. I sat and watched that video in awe of his skills. A collab. with Nerdforge would have to be beyond awesome.
It looks phenomenal! I love the steampunk like feel it has. The one thing I would be concerned about would be concerned about from a practical sense, given the heat the console puts out I hope there is no danger of it overheating on you with all that extra "insulation" around it!
It's definitely going to overheat, but She has left some clearance on the top of the console, She can put some cool vents on it, address the issue and make this build even cooler.
That what I was thinking! My completely bare Xbox 1 makes extremely scary noises when I play on it too much (I clean it every month, however it’s due one)
It might get toasty in there. This guy just posted this today of his custom aluminum xbox x case he made and he says it cools great with the mods he did, search "Making the World's First Aluminum Xbox Series X"
I was really worried about that myself, though I noticed in the close up video at the end that the top actually has a mesh across it so the internal cooling should still work and exhaust fine out the top
i only feel a slight concern that the xbox is gonna overheat, aside from that, fantastic build, i find it so impressive how you can dedicate so much time to your projects and get sucha stunning result from it. good work :)
I love the steampunk dystopian future setting made out of junk. The miniature has so much detail that it looks almost real. Honestly, I wasn’t really sure how it was going to turn out at first because of how the parts had different colors to them. Martina really has an artistic eye. It is almost like an ice sculpture making a design out of an ice block but instead it is creating something out of nothing but junk. Bravo!
I agree with the comments, aesthetically it is a very beautiful case that you have created. That being said it can potentially cause some serious heat dispersement issues. This is which may result in severe overheating and shortening of the Xbox’s lifespan.
The nerd in me is curious how they addressed that. I cannot imagine they forgot to consider that; I just think it wasn't considered an integral part of the usual design explanation. I am curious where it was incorporated as it's not immediately evident from viewing.
at 17:45 u can see they used like a mesh over the top of the xbox fan instead of covering it up...its painted to look like a wire surface looks like it would keep it plenty cool
i would think if they took that top fan and made it functional instead of just loud and for a gimmick. as an exhaust fan it would keep any heat from staying trapped in the top causing issues
Reminds me of the stuff my grandpa makes. He's made so many things from random trash laying around the house that my grandma's run out of space to keep them. Though he normally doesn't paint the models but just uses appropriately coloured items to make the various parts.
Really nice build. I am however curious since I am pretty sure that the holes on top of the Xbox is for cooling. (I do not own one myself). Have you noticed any overheating or performance issues?
I'm mechanically minded and have taken apart and reassembled engines, & transmissions but to imagine something like this is beyond me. I have little to no artistic talent, so every one of your projects just blows me away! The montage is fun to watch but I'm a little anal about details sovi would have been happy to watch all the steps you went through as well. Either way I'm never disappointed with the projects you make.
If you want to see each step, I can't recommend enough the Studson Studios channel Martina recommended. The videos are very long, but his imagination is out of this world!
I'm not a patron of Nerdforge, but I think this is actually one of their Patreon benefits: that you get an extended version of the video with more technical detail.
Martina, I believe that you are entitled to claim the crown of Undisputed Queen of Complexity. It is obvious that you enjoy doing what you are doing otherwise you would not take as much pride in your work as you so patently do. Every time I watch a video of a new project I am assured that, as the build progresses, the layers will continue to grow exponentially until the two day project expands to 4 weeks! I am never disappointed. Always amazed. Beguiled by your skill. And blown away by the final product! Thank you so very much for being you and for sharing yourself on RUclips. Give Hansi a hug and a kiss for his mostly behind the scenes support. Keep the aspidistra flying! Paul
5:55 the "superfast build mode" music!! 😆 never thought I'd hear it in a video other than scars. Awesome build and amazingly fun video. It was edited really well too!
yes!! if i had a nickel for every time nerd forge used the same music as a hermit id have two nickels, which isnt a lot, but its funny it's happened twice
Absolutely love how this design came together! So creative and talented! You guys should totally print and sell the Xbox case. Give us a chance to make something cool out of our fridges(xboxs) lol
Just discovered this channel because of LTT ! This is amazing ! I love tinkering of all kinds but i lack your imagination and skills to turn my ps5 into something awesome like this. Great work !
It’s crazy how just the black paint made the individual panels of the project look like one custom part! Your channel reminds me of King of Random and Draw With Jazza combined! I love watching your videos and when I can’t watch the video your commentary makes for a great “Podcast” to pass the time! Never stop making crazy pieces of art😄
Have I said that the editing has been really fun in the videos lately? Because it's been absolutely delightful to watch and the final result shots are just so lovingly dramatic with the lighting and the angles and all the things 💘
Martinaaaa, your videos keep getting better and better! Not only your projects are sky rocketing the levels of awesomeness, but the editing quality is excellent! This was so much fun to watch, thank you!
This is absolutely ridiculous in the best possible way! The before and after is insane and your creativity only seems to shine more and more every project!
The goodtimeswithscar montage sound! It caught me off guard so much hahaha. I love that music. (He's on of the RUclipsrs who play Minecraft on a multiplayer server called Hermitcraft, very cool group of people!)
It looks incredibly, but have to wonder how it effects the cooling capabilities of a fridge inside of it. Always thought about doing something like this back when I played my 360 nearly every day some years ago. Nothing of this scale and impressiveness, but was worried about overheating so never tried.
Yeah I am wondering the same, it seem that there's holes at the bottom for air intake? Maybe raise a bit to allow air to go under? But yeah it great build and very creative with the use of trash.
I don't believe we changed much about how it's cooled, the airflow of the fan intake/exit is more or less unaffected by our mod once we get some rubber feet for it to stand on, but might be the extra layer of stuff outside the metal box increases the average temp... Will be fun to see! Great thermals was never the point of this build though, if you're optimizing for cooling, dont put foam around your computer!
The amount of creativity in this video is mindboggling. I'm a "crafter" myself in the sense that I do most of my projects (mostly construction) myself - I'm a trained joiner in the end. But I'm not able to think out of the box in using stuff like you do. Amazing!
I immediately thought of studsons studio when she started going shopping for old toys and I was so proud of myself when I was proven right xD Idk why, but I'd love to see a collab between these two channels They could send each other trash and challenge one another to build something with it, it would be so fun to watch ^^
I am finding that the more of these kinds of channels I find with these kinds of videos that I watch, the more inspiration I get to want to do something of my own. I think these are the kinds of videos I need in my life instead of the mindless dribble I keep falling in to. I have definitely evolved as a viewer from what type of content I consume and this has been one of the best channels I have stumbled upon. Thank you for the inspiration.
What's great is that this is basically how prototypes, and sometimes even finished effects, we're done in older TV and film. Red Dwarf is one of my all time favourite shows and you can see the bits of stuff they made the original ship model from. You showcased it masterfully of course 😁
I love watching people who have fancy tools use accessible ones as well. I'm a very poor person and to see it done in a way I could do really inspires me and makes me feel more capable with my own projects. That's one of things I love about studson and I'm so glad you did it too
YOU DID IT! I just watched the PS5 version of this video and thought you did great, but that you could add fans to keep it from overheating. I am super impressed that you added that, plus all of those lights are so cool! The fact that you start from scratch and do it all yourselves. I also love the paint job and the colors along with everything else match so well! Great job making the power button easy to access. You are very smart for that, and also for getting such affordable materials. Your ability to imagine that masterpiece and then create it is super impressive! 10/10 😎
This looks absolutely friggin' astonishing! Your PC house looked great, but this blows out even that out of the world, this is easily my favourite project from you by far! I liked the whimsical disco music and the sometimes BobbyDuke-esque funny cuts during the assembly, and the professional tone during the painting and the reveal. I only wish those end scenes were a bit longer and slower so we get more time to take in all the breathinkingly beautiful little details you've spent weeks on perfecting... So yeah, great job!
@Girl On A Quest only problem is she but a mesh on top of the holes for the fan which although breathable is not as efficent as leaving the intake completley untouched
@Girl On A Quest that plastic shell also dissipates heat. Have you ever felt the side of a console when it's running? It's hot, because it's dissipating heat. With a build like this it's more heavily insulated. It's equatable to wearing a spring jacket on a hot day vs a winter jacket. A build like this would require a more robust ventilation cooling system, or at least some extra heat sinks for it to maintain the efficiency of a non-modded shell.
Girl ilysm🥺♥️ I wasn't been able to get over the fact that you made a real world Cyberpunk build and when I saw that first. I was like, take my life and gimee this🥺🥺♥️ Your creativity is on steroids and as a CG Artist, I appreciate all your effort and love your work alot. Came from LTT but staying because of your amazing skill
Y’all are so artistic and smart it’s crazy. How you come up with this stuff and execute it so well blows my mind. I wish I had half the creativity, brains, and patience😭
even tho I admire how technical and skilled and original it was to make this, and it definitely looks beautiful too, I have to point out the possibility of future malfunctions because altering how the original design was may affect its cooling system and other things, it might possibly mean it doesn’t last as many years, even when putting in a fan and everything, I just think it’s super risky in terms of how long it will last
I was surprised by this build. I had to keep telling myself you guys have never built anything that looks like crap after it was done and trust the process. After the paint job it was a huge transformation. Well done.
i mean it looks great but I have one question does the xbox get enough airflow or does it overheat because if doesn't overheat then it's a perfect build otherwise it's just purely aesthetic nothing wrong with that though but would love to see a build that is both aesthetic and functional.
Love the Studson Studio shoutout. Finding his videos last year and quickly watching everything he had was what pulled me into miniature crafting and related RUclips like Nerdforge!
you should have added temp sensors, real sensors. my bet is that console will be way hotter then it usually should be due to all the "stuff" around it. as project wise fantastic job as usually. personally i would not have done this, not in my case atleast me being a gamer 24/7 practically, i'm 99% sure in my hands that fantasticly done project overheats in hours. ^^
not actually sure about the overheating, fact is she left plenty opent space on top where the vents are on the xbox so it should not be an issue. (maybe haha)
I was going to add a temp comment as well, especially with the base mold she began with, didn't leave a lot of venting room, could actually cause a fire.
Yes, shut down or fire is a for sure. Looks to good to go to waste though so hopefully they can upgrade it to a removeable sleeve while they are gaming an pop it back on after.
Yes it's a cool project, but the Xbox uses only one fan for intake and exhaust. It's designed concave so it's doesn't get airflow obstructed as long as it's got airflow on the sides. It looks great, but I foresee Patreon buying them a new Xbox lol. Unless the top is some kind of mesh maybe. That would make sense.
This is incredible. I had no idea this world of making these creations even existed until I saw you on LTT's channel and the AMAZING Cyberpunk PC you made. I'm so glad I discovered you.
You should check out Studson Studios!! He makes incredible sculptures entirely out of old toys and plastics :) Edit: looks like Marina already shouted him out haha
Okay, I'm very curious about the trip to the "Recycling Station". Are they pulling out things they think people may want to reuse and then putting into a kind of store? I'd really like more information on this as it sounds like a great idea...
This is definitely one of my favorite builds you've done.. the use of toys and trash went better than I had imagined. Though it all comes down to your skill and bringing things together. Also, I'd easily take this as my xbox case! Didn't even know you gamed!
This was an absolutely incredible build to behold. The amount of detail is staggering, both in the shapes and textures as well as the paint job and lighting. Now you've gotta make a matching controller!
I’ve seen some mad stuff in my time but you literally took the saying “1 persons junk is another ones treasure” and turned it into something awesome. Video presentation is engaging and fun I really enjoyed that video 👌🏻🤟🏻
This was so satisfying to watch! Love the color scheme. My son has autism and can be a bit OCD (ok a lot). I often have to diy upgrade, customize his toys so the thrift store is our craft store 😉 If/when Martina becomes a mom or auntie those lucky kids are gonna be so spoiled! I'm already jealous lol
This is awesome! The transition from randomly destroyed toys and pieces of recycled household products to the final product is really cool! It looks so different. You are quite the creative talent! I want to see you do this to an original Xbox. I’m thinking Halo 2 New Mombasa themed or something.
Really inspiring to see what can actually be achieved just by using trash as a base! I really prefer it to other builds, since the end result turned out just as good!
Was binge re-watching Studson earlier, so it was fun hearing a shout back to his rhinestone trick :) PS: been loving my NerdForge mixed media sketchbook !
As soon as I saw that you were gonna build in stages, Studsons Howls castle came to mind immediately, epic! You must have watched quite a few of his vids! You know all his tricks! Crafting is therapy, therefore you must be THE most zen person EVER!!
I like my black monolith ... but I must say .. you did a hell of a job. What an imagination to see what to use and what to do with all theses parts ! It looks tremendous ! and the lights are the cherry on the cake (if I may say so)
Sometimes i am so envious of people that have an eye for when trash looks like some awesome thing. As a painter i tried building some structures like that and it always ended up just looking like a bunch of trash and not….. like this. Btw i really apreciated the GoodTimesWithScar montage music.😘
You appeared in my RUclips homepage out of nowhere and I just clicked the video out of curiosity. Your creative process is awesome. Each and every bit of it
Found your channel from watching your LTT collab. That was a fantastic video, one of their best ever collabs. I'm sticking around to watch your videos. So subbed 😀 Love your personality, your designs & the music and sounds included. Dogs are also a massive plus 😉
Amazing stuff. 😁 Reminds me of the olden days before the 3D printers, resin molding, and all the other great things we have today when they made the original Star Wars. They looted countless model kits from hobby shops all over to build every miniature, ship, all the way to the Death Star. Random plastic bits.
This is definitely one of my new favorite videos on your channel! You said it’s one of the most fun projects you’ve done so far, and it came through- this was such a fun video to watch! The creativity behind using old toys and recycling is absolutely genius. Props for the music choice too- all the songs totally fit the vibe! I was jamming along the whole time 😊
Music really slapped on this one! Imagine the design meeting: "Hey what about if instead of continuing our streak of black rectangles, we make something that that could double as Shadowrun terrain?"
2:12 Me: oh, this looks so much like an Howl's moving castle build I watched a few years ago now, who did tha.... Martina: 3:05 You win on the footnotes for the nerdy. StudsonStudio creations out of trash are the best, and you show the process perfectly. I'm sure he'd be ... *looks at pinned by Nerdforge note* yes, proud and surprised. Happy nerdy people, shiny happy, nerdy people, for the win.
Fun fact was designed like that on purpose for cooling purposes and for how it was built. It resembles a mini fridge but it’s supposed to kinda remind you of a PC tower but your design is on the wow factor.
What a beautiful disco mansion! I am envious of your takeout boxes and other lovely junk. And that shoutout really caught me off guard, thank you!!
currently recreating your howls moving castle. Having adult money when youre a kid at heart and finding inspiring people like the good makers of youtube is a dangerous combination :*
Heey, thank you for all the amazing stuff you create!! 💜
hey Studson Studio you should make a crossout kitbash.
You are my two favorite creators, so I loved the shoutout. ❤️
Any chance of a collaboration?
I would LOVE to see a collab between you two
Thrift shop cashier: "What are you doing with all this random unrelated junk?"
Martina: "My goals are beyond your understanding"
😂😂😂 this
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I went and got a lot of green poster boards as I was walking home some older people wanted to know what my sign was gonna say I simply said nothing I plan to take all the green out, it didn't work as all my paper came off the wall.
That's not very nice
I had literally thought to myself, "this reminds me of a Studson Studio build" and she immediately gave him a shoutout. I love the maker side of RUclips- the skill sharing and support for other creators is awesome.
Exactly! I follow a lot of different niches and rabbit holes on RUclips, but the only one that actually feels like a *community* is the maker one
@@ettaz them and the historical clothing community are indeed amazing.
I love that most of the Costube community not only knows each other, but is on the same group chat. I enjoy watching Bernadette Banner and Sewstine even though I've never sewn a dress. But then, I've never done carpentry either and here I am. If only I had more time for hobbies.
Same! Love it
My 59 year old mum has always been so strict and annoying and never creative but I FORCED her to watch this and now a month later she created a mini town with trash and foam 😂😂😂
That’s hilarious one way to get her to join in 😂😂
As I'm watching the build, I mention to my friend how the things that's being done is very much like Studsons Studio, and as I said it, his name gets mentioned on the video. Awesome seeing professionals can keep learning from each other.
HAH SAME
Actually same I love Studsons Studio I even followed one of his friends but to know that he’s so resourceful and other professionals learned from that is super dope.
Came here to say the exact same thing!!!
The fan rattling is definitely a feature, not a flaw. Just need to add some florescent light "hum" noise to compliment it!
This looks amazing! What an insanely creative and fantastical project!
My only concern, as others have mentioned, would be the heat dispersement for the Xbox. I see u left the vents open, but that doesn't really account for the extra insulation provided by both the wood, and especially the foam. I would love for you guys to do an experiment, maybe with a heat gun, and see it running for say an hour without this, see it's heat output,. Then another hour with the same thing running(maybe use the same game or such, because some games will cause more heat output) and then test the heat output again.
Even if it doesn't necessarily overheat, running an Xbox(or any gaming console or computer even) at a slightly elevated temperature long term can definitely effect the life expectancy of your device dramatically.
yeah that was my thought all that extra stuff going to increase the heat by alot
I concur. Heat is going to be a problem. It looks easy enough to remove the Xbox. Perhaps this should be a display cabinet and not used while playing. It is a fantastic work of art.
Indeed. The fan is designed to keep the xbox within optimal temp ranges under normal conditions. Even with the fan uncovered, heat is still going to be generated from every side of the console, including the bottom, and it won't be able to dissipate from those sides. The fans going to be overworked. Wouldn't be surprised if it's running several degrees hotter for sure.
The components used aren't very thermally conductive so shouldn't act as a heat block and retain heat in that sense, they'd only be losing out on the passive cooling between the case of the xbox and the atmosphere. This can likely be compensated for, the xbox only has a single extraction fan at the top and relies on pull through ventilation, they need, NEED to raise the shell off the desk and allow for at a minimum the normal xbox intake (which is at the bottom) to function. They could however compensate for the lack of passive cooling by installing a forced intake fan to run in addition to the extraction, this would eliminate the need to raise the structure and leave an air gap. I would install a block of XPS foam a couple of inches thick at the bottom and to blend into the build, with sewer grates to disguise the intake air ports on all 4 sides of the base and a normal PC fan blowing directly up into the xbox. You'd ideally want the equivalent of the surface area of the fan divided between the intake ports on each side (the rear could accommodate a larger port)
@@ChadSmithakaCCG thats what I think. A display cover is a fantastic idea
The artistic eye and patience of this woman is next to none. Bravo on this awesome piece. Truly one of a kind
An artist's eye is so keen that it can detect a misplaced piece by the power of thought. And her patience? She could teach a sloth to run a marathon in slow motion. Don't get me wrong, she is extraordinary, I love the RUclips nomination.
oh we got a better artist here in the comment i guess@@clementinadrumond5745
I can definitely see the inspiration from Studson, but the end result aesthetic is so _Nerdforge_ it's a sight to behold! Speaking of end results, my favourite thing about the channel has always been the gorgeous End Result presentation-- like yess, give me those slow-mo, mood-lit, panning shots from every angle baby!!
I would love to make something like this myself someday, so thank you for the inspiration- I guess I have no choice but to get more supermarket sushi now! 😁
I'd be really interested to know how being surrounded in that much foam and wood and... other stuff affects the thermals. It seems to me like it might be prone to overheating. You might want to change out the fan at the top for one that doesn't rattle and actually use it for cooling.
Im guessing it stuggles a bit with cooling. XD
BUT AT LEAST IT LOOKS COOL! ;)
at the very end u can see she has used mesh over the top of the xbox to stop it over heating
at 17:45
@@lukacrawford1619 yeah I'm guessing thermals would still have noticeable diff from stock
For everybody complaining about the "heat dispersion" issue, did you NOT take a look at the original X-Box?!? They did NOT cover up ANY of the original ventilation and the X-Box uses a tower dispersion design where air is pulled from the bottom and shed through the top... a top that has nothing more than expended wire netting... There will likely be NO difference at all in regards to the heat dispersion. We can see where she took that into account from the beginning. The execution was flawless and excellently disguises that there is a console hiding under there.
My only concern is how hot it makes the outer shell and if there is any issues with the ventilation. but it looks great XD
I don't think the bottom or top are obstructed, which is where all the air flow moves through, so should be fine cooling wise!
@@wiegraf9009if the top is blocked then shes screwed because those holes are there because there isnt any other cooling so i hope she atleast put a few holes in top
@@BeingMyself__ If you look closely you can see that the facade is built up from the sides and there is actually nothing on that top venting area, it's left completely as is so the air flow should be just about as good as stock.
@@wiegraf9009 no. even if air is coming in she left the case on then put an extra one outside it.. BIG nono. my ps3 slim overheated just yesterday from being in a large ventilated cabinet instead of on the floor. this she built is NOT safe and it is NOT a practical design at all. the case of the system shouldve been removed. the components inside need been put in sane places to accommodate any change. also she doesnt check the materials to see if they are a fire hazard and being from such cheap toys they might be. that could result in someones death and is being left as a feasible way to mod a system it blankly isnt. and there are really good systems cases out there people could and should pay good money for being ignored.
@@bobspence5322 bro its her xbox and her arts and crafts project . go watch those customizations then
You're like a mad scientist possessed by a kid. Love the Xbox. I think I'm going to try this. Nothing dumb about that piece of art. It's fantastic
I love Studson getting the attention he deserves for his amazing builds and videos! That Howls Moving Castle video is a tour de force. This is such a fun scratch build Martina!
Obviously the build is insane and so cool, especially when you know most of it is take out containers and cut-up toys, but I want to quickly say how nicely done the editing was as well! It matched your vibe really well
4:54 superfast build mode !!!!
it's been a while since I had the time to watch your videos but I'm glad I did for this one. very fun build !! you have a fantastic eye for detail. I love this channel :D
YES!
I thought of that to!
I spy with my little eye a Hermitcraft fan… 🥰
I see another Hermit watcher😏
Came to the comments after other HC fans and wasn't disappointed 😁😁😁
I started out watching Sims 4 builds, but RUclips recommended you (after it had successfully introduced me to Studson Studio) and I am forever grateful. Not only is your creativity from a different planet and are your skills the real deal, you also have that incredible energy and charm; your videos always pull me up when I'm tired and in a slump. I've been trying not to binge too much to save some of your videos for later so I don't run out so fast, but I could watch you for hours and just be happy. 😊 Thank you for sharing your craft and for being you!
The amount of innovation that goes into using all these random scraps and pieces and bringing them together into one beautiful piece of artwork is just mind blowing!!!
Ikr!
Took the words right out my mouth 🎉😊😂
Can’t it heat or catch on fire it blocking the the fan?
LOOKS AMAZING! Can really see all the hard work put into this project, and not just the xbox, but the whole video! Such a huge inspiration, love your content 💗
I love the editing in this video, I can se that you guys put a lot of effort in. Keep up the great work!!!
Your editor is an incredible artist in his own right. This is the best quality editing I've seen in years.
I am 54 years old. In the the late 1970's my mother would wash and save all the styrofoam trays from hamburger and meat packages for me to cut up and craft with. I made so many cars, houses and airplanes back then. Lead me to a lifetime of enjoying crafting. I still have the urge to wash them and craft with them to this day. Thanks Mom. Love and miss you.
P.S. Just found this channel today. Very nice work and well earned sub.
Great comment! Thanks for sharing - and kudos to your mom! 🤗
DAMN 54 is crazy gang 😂
Howls moving Castle build was exactly what I saw before And this video reminded me of! Both of these builds are insanely creative
Looks great, little worried about airflow though. might be an early brick.
its not blocked from the top if u take a good look
@@saymynamemoh4499 what if I don’t want to take a good look
This thing is fuckin hideous. 😂 I think I prefer my plain black box sitting under the TV thanks.
@@saymynamemoh4499 the top is where the xbox is supposed to take the hot air out. but the console takes cold air from behind and the bottom and those parts are blocked
@@s.f.o.l7781 Then suffer, I guess🤣
after it's painted, it's so perfect that it doesn't feel at all like it could have been made out of trash, this is actually incredible, so freaking good
I'm pretty sure you have to say "Superfast Build Mode" before that music. Though Scar never played it so long, it's even more interesting than I thought. I'm always impressed how builders like you can look at litteral trash and see building parts. As a sculptor and wood carver myself, I feel envy at your skills. Truely wonderous what you made.
Yay, someone else noticed the music!
I noticed that too!
100% she is a GoodTimesWithScar fan
Oh duck! I was about to make that comment, lol.
IM SO GLAD IM NOT THE ONLY HERMITCRAFT FAN IN THESE COMMENTS
Apart from the sheer creativity involved in the design and construction itself, I have to say this is a very high level, high quality, example of imaginative videography. The shots, the effects, the editing, everything - it is brilliant. What editing software did you use? I'm a Davinci Resolve user myself (changed from FCP about a year ago) but whatever you're using, you have mastered it in spectacular fashion. Very well done - love it!!
Holy Moly that is flipping amazing! You guys have really outdone yourselves with this one, BraVO!!!
Thank you!! 🙌✨
Not only are the builds pure castles of imagination but how she entertains along the way is hella fun & hilarious
I love how this was basically an ode to Studson Studios. He does some really cool stuff, and it's fun watching him inspire other artists. I'd love to see them get together and create something awesome: Studson's skill with scuplting, Martina's painting prowess, and their creativity would be like a fusion of gods.
I have to agree. Studson's Howl's Moving Caastle was phenominal. I sat and watched that video in awe of his skills. A collab. with Nerdforge would have to be beyond awesome.
Its to hot inside there the xbox will die
There is a worrying lack of horseshoes though..
It looks phenomenal! I love the steampunk like feel it has. The one thing I would be concerned about would be concerned about from a practical sense, given the heat the console puts out I hope there is no danger of it overheating on you with all that extra "insulation" around it!
It's definitely going to overheat, but She has left some clearance on the top of the console, She can put some cool vents on it, address the issue and make this build even cooler.
That what I was thinking! My completely bare Xbox 1 makes extremely scary noises when I play on it too much (I clean it every month, however it’s due one)
It might get toasty in there. This guy just posted this today of his custom aluminum xbox x case he made and he says it cools great with the mods he did, search "Making the World's First Aluminum Xbox Series X"
I was really worried about that myself, though I noticed in the close up video at the end that the top actually has a mesh across it so the internal cooling should still work and exhaust fine out the top
i only feel a slight concern that the xbox is gonna overheat, aside from that, fantastic build, i find it so impressive how you can dedicate so much time to your projects and get sucha stunning result from it. good work :)
I was thinking that. It is a heat generator wrapped in insulation foam.
Yeah I hope they left some room for vents and everything.
This, it won't be an operational xbox for long. Only saving grace is she did this with the series x and not the series s
Yep, first thing that came to my mind is how the heat is gonna exhaust. It'll be cool if she had put some mesh at the top to allow the heat to escape.
@@Anarkey there is a mesh! However I didn’t catch if she put and vents on the bottom.
I love the steampunk dystopian future setting made out of junk. The miniature has so much detail that it looks almost real.
Honestly, I wasn’t really sure how it was going to turn out at first because of how the parts had different colors to them.
Martina really has an artistic eye. It is almost like an ice sculpture making a design out of an ice block but instead it is creating something out of nothing but junk. Bravo!
4:33 i really wasnt expecting to hear scars timelapse music for the montage, but it still sounds great so im just vibing to it
I agree with the comments, aesthetically it is a very beautiful case that you have created. That being said it can potentially cause some serious heat dispersement issues. This is which may result in severe overheating and shortening of the Xbox’s lifespan.
The nerd in me is curious how they addressed that. I cannot imagine they forgot to consider that; I just think it wasn't considered an integral part of the usual design explanation. I am curious where it was incorporated as it's not immediately evident from viewing.
@@DeskOfKidAdorable I am curious too, since I don’t believe they would be foolish enough to ruin a Xbox just for a video.
@@ryanregan2596 Oh the things creators will do
at 17:45 u can see they used like a mesh over the top of the xbox fan instead of covering it up...its painted to look like a wire surface looks like it would keep it plenty cool
i would think if they took that top fan and made it functional instead of just loud and for a gimmick. as an exhaust fan it would keep any heat from staying trapped in the top causing issues
Reminds me of the stuff my grandpa makes. He's made so many things from random trash laying around the house that my grandma's run out of space to keep them. Though he normally doesn't paint the models but just uses appropriately coloured items to make the various parts.
Really nice build. I am however curious since I am pretty sure that the holes on top of the Xbox is for cooling. (I do not own one myself). Have you noticed any overheating or performance issues?
That’s what I was thinking
Aren't they mostly free from clutter, though?
Isn’t that why she but a fan at the top ?
Imagine it just explodes
I'm mechanically minded and have taken apart and reassembled engines, & transmissions but to imagine something like this is beyond me. I have little to no artistic talent, so every one of your projects just blows me away!
The montage is fun to watch but I'm a little anal about details sovi would have been happy to watch all the steps you went through as well. Either way I'm never disappointed with the projects you make.
You are probably more artistic than you think. I recommend LEGOS, the engineer in you will love them and the artist in you will escape.
If you want to see each step, I can't recommend enough the Studson Studios channel Martina recommended. The videos are very long, but his imagination is out of this world!
What's your favorite transmission?
I'm not a patron of Nerdforge, but I think this is actually one of their Patreon benefits: that you get an extended version of the video with more technical detail.
@@markg.1159 I would really like to see NerdForge take apart transmissions with more technical detail.
Martina,
I believe that you are entitled to claim the crown of Undisputed Queen of Complexity. It is obvious that you enjoy doing what you are doing otherwise you would not take as much pride in your work as you so patently do. Every time I watch a video of a new project I am assured that, as the build progresses, the layers will continue to grow exponentially until the two day project expands to 4 weeks! I am never disappointed. Always amazed. Beguiled by your skill. And blown away by the final product!
Thank you so very much for being you and for sharing yourself on RUclips.
Give Hansi a hug and a kiss for his mostly behind the scenes support.
Keep the aspidistra flying!
Paul
5:55 the "superfast build mode" music!! 😆 never thought I'd hear it in a video other than scars. Awesome build and amazingly fun video. It was edited really well too!
exactly what i was thinking!
Sammmme!
yes!! if i had a nickel for every time nerd forge used the same music as a hermit id have two nickels, which isnt a lot, but its funny it's happened twice
i was looking for this comment lol
what's the name of the music??
Absolutely love how this design came together! So creative and talented! You guys should totally print and sell the Xbox case. Give us a chance to make something cool out of our fridges(xboxs) lol
The company would quickly go bust
Just discovered this channel because of LTT ! This is amazing ! I love tinkering of all kinds but i lack your imagination and skills to turn my ps5 into something awesome like this. Great work !
Me too, this channel is awesome :)
Yup, me too - Thanks to Linus for pointing me here, This girl's got some serious talent!
I got if from a search abt steampunk rooms lol
LOL same here. That PC was BEYOND awesome, especially the unexpected way it opened.
same
14:23 The art project was so good that I completely forgot it was an XBOX
It is not called a montage. It's called super fast build mod! 4:49
hi fellow gtwc fan hehe
It’s crazy how just the black paint made the individual panels of the project look like one custom part! Your channel reminds me of King of Random and Draw With Jazza combined! I love watching your videos and when I can’t watch the video your commentary makes for a great “Podcast” to pass the time! Never stop making crazy pieces of art😄
Have I said that the editing has been really fun in the videos lately? Because it's been absolutely delightful to watch and the final result shots are just so lovingly dramatic with the lighting and the angles and all the things 💘
Martinaaaa, your videos keep getting better and better! Not only your projects are sky rocketing the levels of awesomeness, but the editing quality is excellent! This was so much fun to watch, thank you!
This is absolutely ridiculous in the best possible way! The before and after is insane and your creativity only seems to shine more and more every project!
Stunning result! I have to say, though, I was laughing hard at all the jokes and transitions. I love the way you two make videos. So entertaining!
Wouldn't be surprised if at least a few people came up with ideas for this video
The goodtimeswithscar montage sound! It caught me off guard so much hahaha. I love that music.
(He's on of the RUclipsrs who play Minecraft on a multiplayer server called Hermitcraft, very cool group of people!)
And it was for a superfast build mode! Lol
Yeah had the same reaction
My brain in Scar’s voice: Time for superfast build mode!
dude i’m so glad i’m not alone. legit got jumpscared by it haha
5:00
Hey that’s Scar’s Montage music…
It looks incredibly, but have to wonder how it effects the cooling capabilities of a fridge inside of it. Always thought about doing something like this back when I played my 360 nearly every day some years ago. Nothing of this scale and impressiveness, but was worried about overheating so never tried.
Yeah I am wondering the same, it seem that there's holes at the bottom for air intake? Maybe raise a bit to allow air to go under? But yeah it great build and very creative with the use of trash.
That'd definitely be my concern making something like this, I'd love to have some detail on how they allowed for cooling.
I thought the same thing. Maybe they designed it as a boring black box from necessity.
I don't believe we changed much about how it's cooled, the airflow of the fan intake/exit is more or less unaffected by our mod once we get some rubber feet for it to stand on, but might be the extra layer of stuff outside the metal box increases the average temp... Will be fun to see! Great thermals was never the point of this build though, if you're optimizing for cooling, dont put foam around your computer!
@@nekkidnora none of the airflow design has been changed in any way. This entire project is making a fancy skin on 4 sides, nothing more.
The amount of creativity in this video is mindboggling. I'm a "crafter" myself in the sense that I do most of my projects (mostly construction) myself - I'm a trained joiner in the end. But I'm not able to think out of the box in using stuff like you do. Amazing!
I immediately thought of studsons studio when she started going shopping for old toys and I was so proud of myself when I was proven right xD
Idk why, but I'd love to see a collab between these two channels
They could send each other trash and challenge one another to build something with it, it would be so fun to watch ^^
So true! Great idea!
Her design skills are awesome. She could paint a crazy fantasy scene, email a picture to him, and then watch him build it from trash.
@@WillLaPuerta oooh that's an amazing idea too!
Yessss, Collab, they need to Collab
Dude, the editing and footage variety is top notch! Really enjoyed watching this! Very very good. And of course AWESOME build. Crazy!
couldnt agree more!
@@dannybarzegar1621 same!
100 1000%
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You mean ✨ THE MONTAGE ✨
she has a very vivid imagination. how she comes up with those designs is amazing. maybe not for her, but im impressed.
I am finding that the more of these kinds of channels I find with these kinds of videos that I watch, the more inspiration I get to want to do something of my own. I think these are the kinds of videos I need in my life instead of the mindless dribble I keep falling in to. I have definitely evolved as a viewer from what type of content I consume and this has been one of the best channels I have stumbled upon. Thank you for the inspiration.
What's great is that this is basically how prototypes, and sometimes even finished effects, we're done in older TV and film. Red Dwarf is one of my all time favourite shows and you can see the bits of stuff they made the original ship model from. You showcased it masterfully of course 😁
I love watching people who have fancy tools use accessible ones as well. I'm a very poor person and to see it done in a way I could do really inspires me and makes me feel more capable with my own projects. That's one of things I love about studson and I'm so glad you did it too
0:32 Critical mistake. Step 1 should have been to pet the floof
YOU DID IT! I just watched the PS5 version of this video and thought you did great, but that you could add fans to keep it from overheating. I am super impressed that you added that, plus all of those lights are so cool! The fact that you start from scratch and do it all yourselves. I also love the paint job and the colors along with everything else match so well! Great job making the power button easy to access. You are very smart for that, and also for getting such affordable materials. Your ability to imagine that masterpiece and then create it is super impressive! 10/10 😎
This looks absolutely friggin' astonishing! Your PC house looked great, but this blows out even that out of the world, this is easily my favourite project from you by far!
I liked the whimsical disco music and the sometimes BobbyDuke-esque funny cuts during the assembly, and the professional tone during the painting and the reveal. I only wish those end scenes were a bit longer and slower so we get more time to take in all the breathinkingly beautiful little details you've spent weeks on perfecting...
So yeah, great job!
Looks awesome, but thermally im scared that it might overheat overtime. But awesome artwork, this is real dedication for the hobby!
@Girl On A Quest only problem is she but a mesh on top of the holes for the fan which although breathable is not as efficent as leaving the intake completley untouched
@@remdr231 even when untouched it will still overheat over time .now the time will be much shorter
@@leviisrael3752 Ik thats exactly what I had in mind that seriesx will be overheating like crazy
@Girl On A Quest that plastic shell also dissipates heat. Have you ever felt the side of a console when it's running? It's hot, because it's dissipating heat. With a build like this it's more heavily insulated. It's equatable to wearing a spring jacket on a hot day vs a winter jacket. A build like this would require a more robust ventilation cooling system, or at least some extra heat sinks for it to maintain the efficiency of a non-modded shell.
Its gonna overheat they run hot enough stock lol
I absolutely love this! I’m a real nerd when it comes to the “Steam-punk” theme. You two are super inspirational and I love your channel/content.
Your creativity is attractive… I hope you never feel there is more you could’ve done.. The detail work you put in is sick. Positively.
What a weird comment lol. I've never used the word attractive like that... I think something is poking through.
Girl ilysm🥺♥️
I wasn't been able to get over the fact that you made a real world Cyberpunk build and when I saw that first.
I was like, take my life and gimee this🥺🥺♥️
Your creativity is on steroids and as a CG Artist, I appreciate all your effort and love your work alot.
Came from LTT but staying because of your amazing skill
At 0:38 I actually like the first design mainly because it looks like howls moving castle that would be sick if that was the case
Y’all are so artistic and smart it’s crazy. How you come up with this stuff and execute it so well blows my mind. I wish I had half the creativity, brains, and patience😭
U need to seek medical help. I'm serious .
it's all about age and experience :)
so don't think you are less!
Same I just wonder how they come up with this stuff.
@@yajamanvamsikrishna509 as do you, random negativity is toxic as fuck.
even tho I admire how technical and skilled and original it was to make this, and it definitely looks beautiful too, I have to point out the possibility of future malfunctions because altering how the original design was may affect its cooling system and other things, it might possibly mean it doesn’t last as many years, even when putting in a fan and everything, I just think it’s super risky in terms of how long it will last
I was surprised by this build. I had to keep telling myself you guys have never built anything that looks like crap after it was done and trust the process. After the paint job it was a huge transformation. Well done.
You've really come along ways over the years. Love the editing style and the projects.
i mean it looks great but I have one question does the xbox get enough airflow or does it overheat because if doesn't overheat then it's a perfect build otherwise it's just purely aesthetic nothing wrong with that though but would love to see a build that is both aesthetic and functional.
agree, design and functionality should go together, like in a ferrari
Love the Studson Studio shoutout. Finding his videos last year and quickly watching everything he had was what pulled me into miniature crafting and related RUclips like Nerdforge!
you should have added temp sensors, real sensors. my bet is that console will be way hotter then it usually should be due to all the "stuff" around it. as project wise fantastic job as usually. personally i would not have done this, not in my case atleast me being a gamer 24/7 practically, i'm 99% sure in my hands that fantasticly done project overheats in hours. ^^
not actually sure about the overheating, fact is she left plenty opent space on top where the vents are on the xbox so it should not be an issue. (maybe haha)
I was going to add a temp comment as well, especially with the base mold she began with, didn't leave a lot of venting room, could actually cause a fire.
@@manbenitez247 Yes. At 17:00 you can already see the smoke. ;)
Yes, shut down or fire is a for sure. Looks to good to go to waste though so hopefully they can upgrade it to a removeable sleeve while they are gaming an pop it back on after.
Yes it's a cool project, but the Xbox uses only one fan for intake and exhaust. It's designed concave so it's doesn't get airflow obstructed as long as it's got airflow on the sides.
It looks great, but I foresee Patreon buying them a new Xbox lol. Unless the top is some kind of mesh maybe. That would make sense.
This is incredible. I had no idea this world of making these creations even existed until I saw you on LTT's channel and the AMAZING Cyberpunk PC you made. I'm so glad I discovered you.
Love the idea of just decking everything out with little bits of plastic lol
You should check out Studson Studios!! He makes incredible sculptures entirely out of old toys and plastics :)
Edit: looks like Marina already shouted him out haha
You gotta love all those little greebles
@@The_Freezer_Goblin yeah i've watched his howl's moving castle vid like three separate times lmao
@@lenalalane Me
too hahaha
Okay, I'm very curious about the trip to the "Recycling Station". Are they pulling out things they think people may want to reuse and then putting into a kind of store? I'd really like more information on this as it sounds like a great idea...
I loved how much more goofy parts their were in this video, Awesome build! First video since being a Patron, best feeling ever.
This is definitely one of my favorite builds you've done.. the use of toys and trash went better than I had imagined. Though it all comes down to your skill and bringing things together. Also, I'd easily take this as my xbox case! Didn't even know you gamed!
This was an absolutely incredible build to behold. The amount of detail is staggering, both in the shapes and textures as well as the paint job and lighting. Now you've gotta make a matching controller!
That transformation from disco mansion to this piece of art is awesome and the level of creativity is simply mind blowing.
I’ve seen some mad stuff in my time
but you literally took the saying “1 persons junk is another ones treasure” and turned it into something awesome. Video presentation is engaging and fun I really enjoyed that video 👌🏻🤟🏻
This was so satisfying to watch! Love the color scheme.
My son has autism and can be a bit OCD (ok a lot). I often have to diy upgrade, customize his toys so the thrift store is our craft store 😉
If/when Martina becomes a mom or auntie those lucky kids are gonna be so spoiled! I'm already jealous lol
You are a creative genius!! I am absolutely floored by what you were able to do with a pile of random junk!! That is amazing!!
This is awesome! The transition from randomly destroyed toys and pieces of recycled household products to the final product is really cool! It looks so different. You are quite the creative talent! I want to see you do this to an original Xbox. I’m thinking Halo 2 New Mombasa themed or something.
Really inspiring to see what can actually be achieved just by using trash as a base! I really prefer it to other builds, since the end result turned out just as good!
Was binge re-watching Studson earlier, so it was fun hearing a shout back to his rhinestone trick :)
PS: been loving my NerdForge mixed media sketchbook !
As soon as I saw that you were gonna build in stages, Studsons Howls castle came to mind immediately, epic! You must have watched quite a few of his vids! You know all his tricks!
Crafting is therapy, therefore you must be THE most zen person EVER!!
I like my black monolith ...
but I must say .. you did a hell of a job. What an imagination to see what to use and what to do with all theses parts ! It looks tremendous !
and the lights are the cherry on the cake (if I may say so)
Sometimes i am so envious of people that have an eye for when trash looks like some awesome thing. As a painter i tried building some structures like that and it always ended up just looking like a bunch of trash and not….. like this. Btw i really apreciated the GoodTimesWithScar montage music.😘
i was looking to see if someone else recognized it
What about foam insides from box
Its such a vibe song too for some reason😁
You appeared in my RUclips homepage out of nowhere and I just clicked the video out of curiosity. Your creative process is awesome. Each and every bit of it
Found your channel from watching your LTT collab. That was a fantastic video, one of their best ever collabs. I'm sticking around to watch your videos. So subbed 😀 Love your personality, your designs & the music and sounds included. Dogs are also a massive plus 😉
I have been binge watching her videos since last night , my gosh this girl is amazing. So talented.
Me too 🎉
Amazing stuff. 😁 Reminds me of the olden days before the 3D printers, resin molding, and all the other great things we have today when they made the original Star Wars. They looted countless model kits from hobby shops all over to build every miniature, ship, all the way to the Death Star. Random plastic bits.
This is definitely one of my new favorite videos on your channel! You said it’s one of the most fun projects you’ve done so far, and it came through- this was such a fun video to watch! The creativity behind using old toys and recycling is absolutely genius. Props for the music choice too- all the songs totally fit the vibe! I was jamming along the whole time 😊
Music really slapped on this one!
Imagine the design meeting: "Hey what about if instead of continuing our streak of black rectangles, we make something that that could double as Shadowrun terrain?"
2:12 Me: oh, this looks so much like an Howl's moving castle build I watched a few years ago now, who did tha.... Martina: 3:05 You win on the footnotes for the nerdy. StudsonStudio creations out of trash are the best, and you show the process perfectly. I'm sure he'd be ... *looks at pinned by Nerdforge note* yes, proud and surprised. Happy nerdy people, shiny happy, nerdy people, for the win.
Omg, it looks like something straight out of Piltover or the Lanes from Arcane, it's so freaking cool. You did an amazing job.
Fun fact was designed like that on purpose for cooling purposes and for how it was built. It resembles a mini fridge but it’s supposed to kinda remind you of a PC tower but your design is on the wow factor.
I also agree! And keep in mind that it was designed for mass production, cheaper and easier :)
Plus a black box can really fit into any interior design without sticking out. Compared to the PS5 which just looks out of place in most places
9:40 - we all thought the same..
I’m thankful that I’m not the only one.
5:00 super fast build mode