Now that I’ve realized that I can visit on my big screen, I can really appreciate your setup much better. All of your platform work, placement of every little detail piece, is truly impressive. Some of the greatest work I’ve ever seen. GREAT JOB!!!!
This is beyond craft. This is inspired. This is someone who not only loves this stuff, but is a bit obsessed. I totally get it. An amazing and well thought-out display. Kudos! And Happy year-round Halloween to ye! (insert ominous laughter) ;-)
Oh this is fantastic! I love it! Thank you so much for sharing this video and being an inspiration to me. I have so many pieces that I’ve collected over the years, but I don’t know how to go about designing a cohesive landscape like you’ve done here. I would love to know more about your process and inspiration. Thanks again.
Personally I have only done xmas villages, but the process will be much the same. - First it will be helpful if you can think of a specific setting you would love seeing. Do your thoughts go to a city, a village, dark forests, farms, a creepy carnival at the edge of town etc? You can do them all ofc, but you'll need a LOT of space and a lot of pieces. So a main focus maybe bleeding over into a few other details on the edges is usually best. If you can't think of anything right away that's ok. The next step should help. - Pick your favourite piece, which piece should absolutely make it into your display? Hopefully the piece you chose will fit perfectly with the setting you'd love seeing. Or if you didn't have one, this should point you in the right direction. For instance, if your favourite piece is a facade you're almost certainly going to need some kind of high density town center. Similarly if it's a farm, or a cabin in the woods you'll need an area with sparse habitation. Now if your favourite piece is a farm but you absolutely love a town setting, you can still make the farm a central focus by raising it on a hill and by clever use of lighting. - Next step is putting all the pieces down on the empty board, raising them temporarily with books and other stuff and moving them around to try various layouts and elevations.Some people stick pictures of the pieces on cardboard footprints and move those around instead. But I prefer using the boxes roughly first and careful positioning of the pieces later. Take pictures of various layouts from several viewpoints and compare them. - You may find that you don't have enough space to fit in all your pieces coherently. So you may have to bench some of your pieces until next year. - Likewise you'll probably find that you really need to fill out an area a bit more but none of the pieces you have fit well together. That's when you have the perfect excuse to go shopping again! xD Most importantly: put on some thematic music and have fun thinking up little scenes.
@@CitizenMio Thank you so much for taking the time to thoroughly explain the process. I especially appreciate the encouragement! I followed your lead to build my spooky town and it is coming along nicely. I could not decide which pieces to leave out, so I brought more tables in and it is now taking up my entire dining room. Ha ha. I took inspiration from your town area and created one similarly. I really like how you have people walking in costumes down the streets and the street lights. Then around the corner, I built a small neighborhood with a pumpkin patch and a Halloween Costume contest. Beyond the neighborhood is the cemetery. On the other side I have setup the carnival and rides, and you are right! I had to buy a few pieces to fill in :-) Lastly, I am working on a small area for the Zombies... :-D. I am having so much fun! Thanks again for the advice and good vibes!
Amazing display!!, have you ever thought of a train set connecting or bridge between Christmas village with Spooky Town? I bet it would be epic, the 2 most iconic holidays with their respective designs. Like a vs type display or worlds collide.
This is sooo incredible! Absolutely perfect. How many hours total went into building this? I could watch this for hours its so mesmerizing. 😍 ❤ i only have 3 lemax houses right now, the pirate shit, black caldron inn, and one with a goblin who pops out of a garbage can in a graveyard. All thrift store finds. Been dreaming for years of making a city but haven't had the extra funds for it. This right here is some serious cash and some true passion Thank you for bringing to life the dream town of so many ❤❤❤ 🎃🔥
LOVE IT its so cool I did one almost 3 years ago I love lemon and their spooky rides and houses it did a carnival in mine with the houses it came out cool
Could you please tell me the name of the building you showed directly after The Garden of Eaten?! I see that it says Jenny’s Herb Garden, but I can’t find that either. I’ve googled every word I could see on it and still can’t find it! 😭😭 I’m OBSESSED with your village! It’s definitely goals! You’re so talented! 🤩
@@fgcreationvillage4118 that is INSANE!!! I haven’t even gotten past that part in the video yet. I had to stop and hunt that piece down. 😭🤣 I’m about to watch the rest of it now.
This is the most awesome Spooky Town display I have ever seen.
The lighting is amazing, love how you kept certain colors together, very coherent. Extremely good job, best I've ever seen!
Now that I’ve realized that I can visit on my big screen, I can really appreciate your setup much better.
All of your platform work, placement of every little detail piece, is truly impressive.
Some of the greatest work I’ve ever seen. GREAT JOB!!!!
Tnx 😊
Love everything about this video!!😍💗❤💗😍
That's a big set up you must did a lot of collecting
This some creative applications, very unique, love it , and better room for this display.
This is beyond craft. This is inspired. This is someone who not only loves this stuff, but is a bit obsessed. I totally get it. An amazing and well thought-out display. Kudos! And Happy year-round Halloween to ye! (insert ominous laughter) ;-)
Oh this is fantastic! I love it! Thank you so much for sharing this video and being an inspiration to me. I have so many pieces that I’ve collected over the years, but I don’t know how to go about designing a cohesive landscape like you’ve done here. I would love to know more about your process and inspiration. Thanks again.
Personally I have only done xmas villages, but the process will be much the same.
- First it will be helpful if you can think of a specific setting you would love seeing. Do your thoughts go to a city, a village, dark forests, farms, a creepy carnival at the edge of town etc?
You can do them all ofc, but you'll need a LOT of space and a lot of pieces. So a main focus maybe bleeding over into a few other details on the edges is usually best.
If you can't think of anything right away that's ok. The next step should help.
- Pick your favourite piece, which piece should absolutely make it into your display? Hopefully the piece you chose will fit perfectly with the setting you'd love seeing. Or if you didn't have one, this should point you in the right direction.
For instance, if your favourite piece is a facade you're almost certainly going to need some kind of high density town center. Similarly if it's a farm, or a cabin in the woods you'll need an area with sparse habitation.
Now if your favourite piece is a farm but you absolutely love a town setting, you can still make the farm a central focus by raising it on a hill and by clever use of lighting.
- Next step is putting all the pieces down on the empty board, raising them temporarily with books and other stuff and moving them around to try various layouts and elevations.Some people stick pictures of the pieces on cardboard footprints and move those around instead. But I prefer using the boxes roughly first and careful positioning of the pieces later.
Take pictures of various layouts from several viewpoints and compare them.
- You may find that you don't have enough space to fit in all your pieces coherently. So you may have to bench some of your pieces until next year.
- Likewise you'll probably find that you really need to fill out an area a bit more but none of the pieces you have fit well together. That's when you have the perfect excuse to go shopping again! xD
Most importantly: put on some thematic music and have fun thinking up little scenes.
@@CitizenMio Thank you so much for taking the time to thoroughly explain the process. I especially appreciate the encouragement! I followed your lead to build my spooky town and it is coming along nicely. I could not decide which pieces to leave out, so I brought more tables in and it is now taking up my entire dining room. Ha ha. I took inspiration from your town area and created one similarly. I really like how you have people walking in costumes down the streets and the street lights. Then around the corner, I built a small neighborhood with a pumpkin patch and a Halloween Costume contest. Beyond the neighborhood is the cemetery. On the other side I have setup the carnival and rides, and you are right! I had to buy a few pieces to fill in :-) Lastly, I am working on a small area for the Zombies... :-D. I am having so much fun! Thanks again for the advice and good vibes!
Amazingly detailed, love it! Felt like I was walking the streets of Spooky Town!!
Beatlejuice wishes he had a model town like this!
Thats really well done..
Well made ensemble. No wires showing. Took a lot of time and patience. Can't wait for any addition for 2022.
You went all out. Congrats, it looks fantastic. Great Job! 👻🎃
Amazing display!!, have you ever thought of a train set connecting or bridge between Christmas village with Spooky Town? I bet it would be epic, the 2 most iconic holidays with their respective designs. Like a vs type display or worlds collide.
Amazing, the best display and use of lights!!!
Looks amazing. Got my first 2 pieces this year. Hope to add more and more every year.
Omg absolutely just beautiful! The details are so 🤯
This is sooo incredible! Absolutely perfect. How many hours total went into building this? I could watch this for hours its so mesmerizing. 😍 ❤ i only have 3 lemax houses right now, the pirate shit, black caldron inn, and one with a goblin who pops out of a garbage can in a graveyard. All thrift store finds. Been dreaming for years of making a city but haven't had the extra funds for it. This right here is some serious cash and some true passion
Thank you for bringing to life the dream town of so many ❤❤❤ 🎃🔥
Ship** lol
Tnx so much! I building this in 2weeks 💪🏻🤓
Amazing , I felt as if I were touring a real town #SpookyTown 👻🎃☠️
Everything is AMAZING!
Great choice in music too!
the ring and the ring twO are my absolute FAVORITE MOVIES! :D
This is truly mindblowing. Much respect for all the work you put in to make this a reality.
This transformed me into world that you have created. Breathtaking.
I love everything 🎃
I would litteraly pay to take a visit😆 this is legend, best ive ever seen, by far, what a dream.
LOVE IT its so cool I did one almost 3 years ago I love lemon and their spooky rides and houses it did a carnival in mine with the houses it came out cool
This is amazing!! I have tons of the collection but do not have the space to really be able to put together a masterpiece like this.
Phenomenal Halloween village display 👍🎃👍
Nossa!!!! Tá linda de morrer ❤
This is a simply amazing layout. Love the attention to detail, and it does not feel too busy. Is this thing up year round?
Tnx so much. Only in October.
All I can say is Holy Crap 😂 that’s a huge set up🎃
Fantastic! One of the best I have ever seen.
Fantastic job! How large is your display? Mine is 2’x12’ but feels… flat. I love the look and depth you’ve achieved.
One of the best displays I've seen. How do you manage all the electrical needs?!
Tnx so much!! I made a single electrical connection for everything. ;)
@@fgcreationvillage4118 what?! How?!
Could you please tell me the name of the building you showed directly after The Garden of Eaten?! I see that it says Jenny’s Herb Garden, but I can’t find that either. I’ve googled every word I could see on it and still can’t find it! 😭😭
I’m OBSESSED with your village! It’s definitely goals! You’re so talented! 🤩
I made it 😅
@@fgcreationvillage4118 that is INSANE!!! I haven’t even gotten past that part in the video yet. I had to stop and hunt that piece down. 😭🤣 I’m about to watch the rest of it now.
@@amyscripter686 😂❤️
Incredible work!!!
Absolutely amazing!!!! The best I’ve seen! If you don’t mind me asking about how much do you have invested in this?
AWESOME!!!
Incredible!
What did you use for all those cool stone border walls? Did you carve them out of foam or did you buy them somewhere?
Where is this music from? Where can I find it?!?!?
How long did it take to set all of this up?
2 weeks 😊💪🏻
Isn't there a train set with a Halloween theme? if so where would I get one?
Yes, Lemax!
6:18 what name is the model cinema?