"For the same reason I will probably never go the 3d printing route..." That surely aged like milk, haha. But I do love that your focus is still recycling random bits from anywhere, love the content!
Maybe your channel is small, but your work and editing is huge, really love this diorama, and I think that the final result has the spirit of the movie.
Wow! That is adorable! I love how you use random junk and left over bits and pieces then turn them into something amazing! Both you and Boylei Hobby have such great creativity and imagination!
I think you really captured the spirit of Wall-E by using scrap pieces to build him. It was cool to see that junk pile come together too. The video production quality is top notch! And I can’t wait for the croc tower! I’ll post a pic of it on display
This is by far, the BEST Wall-E scratch build I’ve seen…. I adore the end result, it’s beautiful! I imagine your friends were over the moon with it! 🥰🤩 Totally agree about the whole 3D printing thing, it’s not scratch built if you’re using programmes to build it for you! It definitely takes away the charm too. I know of some fab artists that work with 3D printing and it’s great in its own right, but I much prefer this type of art. Keep it up, you’re truly talented.
I came here from Boylei Hobby Time and I should thank him for showing us your amazing channel! I have no doubts this channel will blow up in a short time (I mean in a good way). Amazing build and great editing!
Outstanding production value, wonderful story, and an outstanding project. So glad I found your channel. Great stuff, keep going, soon everyone will know about gameyy builds!
As a new subscriber, I enjoy these older videos! Your utter disdain for 3D printing in this one made me actually LOL. You’ve grown so much and come so far. Well done! ❤😂
What a fantastic build. If I hadn't just watched how you made this, I would have never believed that it was made from scratch let alone fron junk. Thank you so much for not using a 3D printer. The quality of your finished build proves that you don't need to have one.
I totally agree with you on 3-D printing you can’t say it’s all your own works unless you’re physically building. In you self channel is great amazing work thank you
I think that 3-D printers can do some really cool things and make some really cool stuff, but I think the stuff done by hand is usually more impressive because it take more time and imagination to do them. That was quite impressive, keep up the great builds.
Yeah, I'm with you there on the 3D printers. I feel like there's a certain level of precision and detail that is very difficult to achieve without it, but there's so much charm in knowing that everything is done by hand! Thanks!
The Smugglers Room brought me here and so happy they did! Fantastic videos and projects. Now I’ll go back and watch from the beginning. Thanks for the great content! Subscribed and rang the bell!
Some LED lights in his eyes would have been awesome! I love how it turned out though, so glad i found your channel. Very underrated, you remind me of Studson Studio.
a mix of traditional building and 3d printing is the way I've gone I made a diorama of 7th heaven from final fantasy 7 recently and I crafted it mostly by hand but I 3d modelled and printed some of the detail pieces I've also modelled little houses and trees for a diorama but made the base from scrap
I love scratch building. I lack the skill and patience to deal with 3d printing myself, even though I do own a 3d printer. However, I think it's a great tool for creating details that would destroy your soul due to the tedium (like railings, window frames, things you need to make a lot of etc). Same for laser cutters.
I was super happy to come across one of your videos that I haven't seen yet, YT was being nice to me. Lol. I always love your videos, the commentary and just watching how you create awesome pieces with random bits, that takes true talent. Once you hit that with paint, it totally comes to life and we get a nice visual present. As for 3D printing, I would love to get one just to build set piece's for my Star Wars figures, but I'd have to have room for it first. Lol. Awesome build as always. 👍
I'm amazed that this Wall-E was made with chipboard and pencil parts, from the thumbnail I'd have sworn it was a plastic kit. Incredible details and the painting is spot-on! 👍👍 Speaking of the insane level of pencil parts you use in your builds. I am pretty sure that you must have put at least one of the stationary store owner's kids through college and bought the other one braces. 😅 FYI - I watched your "Flea" video and had to immediately subscribe. Now I'm working my way through your other videos and can definately see the progress you've made as you get better and better with each one. Keep on keeping on!!
Just discovered this change and have been watch bk you’re other builds but this has to be my very favourite. If u ever want go get ride of this diorama I would love to make it home on my desk
You do such great work, I just started diorama building recently and love watching your videos. Your editing and commentary are wonderful. Hoping one day I could get to your level. 👍
Am a model builder I have been doing it 45 years I dont like 3d printing it's just not the same you are right it takes all the fun out of building model kits you have a great day be safe
Very glad you won’t go the 3D printing way. As you said, it takes the challenge away + watching a machine go up and down is tedious to watch. Fantastic Wall-E, by the way. 👌🏼👍🏼🥰
I am one who believes that scrap building is not "scratch building" when 3D parts are used. If you are able to make everything that you might need, then it does not become a scrap build. I do feel that SOME 3D parts are very helpful, I can't bring myself to just make my parts to achieve a build. That's where artistic license becomes relevant.
Yeah, I totally get how you feel. However, having done a lot of things from scratch, and having kit bashed many more, I've come to accept that there are some things that are just far more practical to design and print. The skillset just shifts from building it manually to building it digitally.
I thought exactly like you being a modeller I was always against 3D printers but now I have 4 resin printers and can't imagine my modelling hobby without them now! Just opens up a whole new door for the hobby! Took me a good 3 years to get one this year but one wasn't enough now with the 8 and 12k resin I have I've actually got wall E to resin 3D print for a friend I wouldn't go the FDM printer route there not for me bit resin is jsut ama for the detail
That awkward moment when you have to search your trash for the trashiest trash in order to scratch-build a trash pile. The agonizing over which scraps aren't usable for future builds; I can only imagine...lol
hahaha the mighty algorithm push me your latest video first (the two legged robot walker) before I start watching all other videos in this channel because i LOVE this robot aesthetic style BUT funny thing you are using 3D printed part that you design in blender which I think its a great idea to make customs joints between 2 fully recycled part of plastic for a perfect fit and articulation ! like i know there is STL file of lego bionicle joint that could be a nice option for articulated figures
Excellent content mate , loved all your videos so far , you are very talented/creative, subbed. Can I request some more scratch built stuff from plastic waste as that’s my thing that I do and I need all the tips I can get , keep it up
As someone who models a tad and has a 3d printer, I don’t think it’s exactly cheating or anything. Because almost no matter what, you’ll always have to paint, and painting is arguably the most difficult part.
Interesting take! For me the building is definitely more challenging than painting. Sometimes I'll have to mull over a project for weeks before I even start because I'm trying to figure out how to do all the different parts. The painting usually goes pretty quick, and I'm so relieved that the building is finished that it's very enjoyable!
Fantastic build. You do wonders with chipboard. OFF TOPIC: You said at some point in your video that you bought scrap model bits off of ebay. I haven't had much luck doing that-- any clues where to look, and maybe what search parameters to use?
Thanks! Depends on what you want, but “model kit junk” or “model lot” plus either “tank”, “plane”, “gundam” or whatever type of mode you’re looking for should do it
I would like to say think you for making walle it's my favorite movie great job you have a great day be safe I wish them made a model kit of walle again think you
Actually I really like kitty litter (the non-clumping kind) because the gravel can be broken into smaller pieces very easily, and then broken up even further to make sand/dust. I currently have three different grades of this stuff that all came from the kitty litter. So I prefer it over real rocks or hobby terrain.
The base looked like chocolate browney cake. Now I hungry :D As for 3D printing, it depends. Usually for small detailed pieces with high quality, it is the only option (if you cannot find the exact toy you need). For example BHT uses it for the wild west animals and monsters, and that is fine.
I understand the hesitation people can’t have with 3d printers since it can be a lot to learn up front and a time investment if you want to get the absolute most out of its possibilities but I view it the same way I do when I’m using pieces of Gundam or model kits where it can be useful both as greebles but also as quick ways to add tiny things that would be difficult to craft by hand
Yeah, I’m definitely coming around to the idea. I saw a kitbasher recently on Instagram designing and printing amazing greeblies and really wished I had a printer to do my own!
@@gameyybuilds oh I’m glad to hear! Yeah my printer has been a godsend for both greeblies or things like really small detailed things for 28mm scale (like last night I printed a bunch of tiny potions for a merchants stall). It’s definitely not something I’d recommend as a high priority addition to a crafting workshop, but if it ever is feasible for you I’m sure you’d find some great uses for it
@@gameyybuilds Anycubics Photon M3. I got it and their wash an cure station for around $350 total and for the price it’s very nice build plate size. Anycubics photon mono is even cheaper, below $200 last I checked, and is still a high resolution, just a smaller build plate. When I was researching which to buy I chose it both for price and because with the scale Of dioramas, resin printers are best for higher detail in such small prints
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 Intro
00:39 Card stock torso
03:21 Mechanical pencil arms
04:49 Paper treads & plastic wheels
07:14 Plastic & eraser neck
07:30 Foam & paper eyes
08:43 Painting Wall-E
10:26 Wood & foam base
11:34 Junk pile
12:43 Clay boot & sprout
13:12 Final assembly
13:35 Finished diorama
This was great. Your commentary and editing is very entertaining. Keep it up, man!
Thanks so much! 😊
Watching your videos from newest to oldest. That 3d printer sentiment aged well. lol
"For the same reason I will probably never go the 3d printing route..."
That surely aged like milk, haha.
But I do love that your focus is still recycling random bits from anywhere, love the content!
Yeah, it's nice to have the flexibility of a printer when I need it, but I actually prefer the upcycling method more if I can!
@@gameyybuilds I really love your creative style, it's amazing!
Hey, I was just thinking about you today and watching your videos again! What a happy coincidence!
Oh cool! Looks like you dropped by at just the right time!
Maybe your channel is small, but your work and editing is huge, really love this diorama, and I think that the final result has the spirit of the movie.
Thank you very much!
Amazing pal. I love Wall-E. Inspiring stuff. Thanks.
Thanks! And I agree, Wall-E is definitely in my top 5 animated movies!
Wow! That is adorable! I love how you use random junk and left over bits and pieces then turn them into something amazing! Both you and Boylei Hobby have such great creativity and imagination!
Thanks so much! 😊
I can’t believe that was scraps! Nice work!!!!
Thanks! 👍
@@gameyybuilds you are welcome 😊
Yay on 3d printing though I don't do it myself. Can definitely see the appeal, especially if you like painting
Thanks for your feedback!
try it I've done 2 wall-e "s and both work ..
I think you really captured the spirit of Wall-E by using scrap pieces to build him. It was cool to see that junk pile come together too. The video production quality is top notch!
And I can’t wait for the croc tower! I’ll post a pic of it on display
Thanks Ramiro!
This is by far, the BEST Wall-E scratch build I’ve seen…. I adore the end result, it’s beautiful!
I imagine your friends were over the moon with it! 🥰🤩
Totally agree about the whole 3D printing thing, it’s not scratch built if you’re using programmes to build it for you! It definitely takes away the charm too.
I know of some fab artists that work with 3D printing and it’s great in its own right, but I much prefer this type of art. Keep it up, you’re truly talented.
I came here from Boylei Hobby Time and I should thank him for showing us your amazing channel! I have no doubts this channel will blow up in a short time (I mean in a good way). Amazing build and great editing!
Welcome aboard! Glad you're enjoying the builds so far!
Awesome build! ❤️
Thank you! 😁
Oh Walle! I watched this movie over and over again when I was pregnant and cried every time. You did an amazing job!
Aaahhhhhhh I LOVE HIM!!! ❤️
He looks spot on!
I enjoy the entire experience including your commentary. I am a great fan of Walle and I think you did a great rendition of him.
Outstanding production value, wonderful story, and an outstanding project. So glad I found your channel. Great stuff, keep going, soon everyone will know about gameyy builds!
That means a lot coming from you! Thanks so much!
@@gameyybuilds Thanks for the kind words. We are sharing your stuff everywhere we can. Keep up the great work!
@@TheSmugglersRoom Wow, thanks so much!
As a new subscriber, I enjoy these older videos! Your utter disdain for 3D printing in this one made me actually LOL. You’ve grown so much and come so far. Well done! ❤😂
I can see the seed of your talent growing with every build. Nicely done, sir.
Seeing you build one of my favourite robots out of the same kind of stuff that i have in my workshop has given me a tiny bit of inspiration
That was amazing 👏 . Scratch builds are always the best 👌
You did a great job with this. The junk pile looks especially effective. The dry brushing worked really well too to create age and patina.
Really good work like always! The editing in this video is top tier
Thanks! Glad you think so!
Dude the orangutan saw part had me in tears!! 😂😂😂 So funny. Good editing.
The arms and eyes on this build stand out to me as especially well done. Great work!
What a fantastic build. If I hadn't just watched how you made this, I would have never believed that it was made from scratch let alone fron junk. Thank you so much for not using a 3D printer. The quality of your finished build proves that you don't need to have one.
Absolutely stunning!! You never fail to astonish with your skills!
Thank you! Cheers!
Wall-E is super underrated.
You're really inspirational, keep grindin craft wizard 🧙♂✨
I totally agree with you on 3-D printing you can’t say it’s all your own works unless you’re physically building. In you self channel is great amazing work thank you
Love the big rusty junk pile and Wall-E looks awesome. Great work man. 👍
Thanks a bunch Andy!
I think that 3-D printers can do some really cool things and make some really cool stuff, but I think the stuff done by hand is usually more impressive because it take more time and imagination to do them.
That was quite impressive, keep up the great builds.
Yeah, I'm with you there on the 3D printers. I feel like there's a certain level of precision and detail that is very difficult to achieve without it, but there's so much charm in knowing that everything is done by hand! Thanks!
do you 3D print ?@@gameyybuilds
try 3D printing ..
Honestly, watching all your vids from the beginning I love how much your edits and videos have improved, keep them coming, love the content 🙌!
Thanks for all your support Thomas!
Very impressive build and phenomenal video 👍
I'm in the 3d printer is just another tool camp.
Thanks Ben!
The Smugglers Room brought me here and so happy they did! Fantastic videos and projects. Now I’ll go back and watch from the beginning. Thanks for the great content! Subscribed and rang the bell!
Awesome, glad you’re enjoying the content!
Some LED lights in his eyes would have been awesome! I love how it turned out though, so glad i found your channel. Very underrated, you remind me of Studson Studio.
Your friend is very lucky to have you! I'm very jealous!! This is really amazing!!
The results came out impressive. 👏👏👏
Thank you! Looking forward to your next video as well!
a mix of traditional building and 3d printing is the way I've gone I made a diorama of 7th heaven from final fantasy 7 recently and I crafted it mostly by hand but I 3d modelled and printed some of the detail pieces I've also modelled little houses and trees for a diorama but made the base from scrap
I love scratch building. I lack the skill and patience to deal with 3d printing myself, even though I do own a 3d printer.
However, I think it's a great tool for creating details that would destroy your soul due to the tedium (like railings, window frames, things you need to make a lot of etc). Same for laser cutters.
Yep, absolutely agree. I’ve since gotten into 3D design and printing and use it for exactly this sort of thing!
You are my favorite RUclipsr atm
Started watching all your videos from the very first post
11:20 that looks delicious for some reason
I was super happy to come across one of your videos that I haven't seen yet, YT was being nice to me. Lol. I always love your videos, the commentary and just watching how you create awesome pieces with random bits, that takes true talent. Once you hit that with paint, it totally comes to life and we get a nice visual present. As for 3D printing, I would love to get one just to build set piece's for my Star Wars figures, but I'd have to have room for it first. Lol. Awesome build as always. 👍
Ha, awesome Mitch, thanks for all your support!
@@gameyybuilds definitely. You're videos are always very entertaining and fun to watch. 👍
I'm amazed that this Wall-E was made with chipboard and pencil parts, from the thumbnail I'd have sworn it was a plastic kit. Incredible details and the painting is spot-on! 👍👍
Speaking of the insane level of pencil parts you use in your builds. I am pretty sure that you must have put at least one of the stationary store owner's kids through college and bought the other one braces. 😅
FYI - I watched your "Flea" video and had to immediately subscribe. Now I'm working my way through your other videos and can definately see the progress you've made as you get better and better with each one. Keep on keeping on!!
Wow look at this beautiful piece ! I love it!
Thanks!
Very good as always!
Thank you!
Bro! All this from scrap? The end result is fantastic. Great job!
...You're hilarious by the way
Just discovered this change and have been watch bk you’re other builds but this has to be my very favourite. If u ever want go get ride of this diorama I would love to make it home on my desk
Thanks, glad you enjoyed it! However this one was already given away to a friend of mine. :-)
You do such great work, I just started diorama building recently and love watching your videos. Your editing and commentary are wonderful. Hoping one day I could get to your level. 👍
Am a model builder I have been doing it 45 years I dont like 3d printing it's just not the same you are right it takes all the fun out of building model kits you have a great day be safe
Yeah, I'm still on the fence with it! Thanks for your input!
The trash heap looks so good, great job
Thanks sir!
What a charming piece of art.
Couldn't be better. Love it
Very glad you won’t go the 3D printing way. As you said, it takes the challenge away + watching a machine go up and down is tedious to watch.
Fantastic Wall-E, by the way. 👌🏼👍🏼🥰
Omg I LOVE HIM! 🥹You are so very talented
Excellent video! God bless!
Thanks!
Wow! Talent!
Thanks! 😉
Okay, you got yourself a new subscriber. that was amazing. I love Wall-E
Great build!
Glad you think so!
The lens solution is pure genius! I'm so sad I was a month late for the hook giveaway that sculpt was amazing!!!!!! 😭
Thanks! I think I had like 500 subs when I did that giveaway, things have moved quickly since!
WOW, INCREÍBLE, NUEVA SUSCRIPTORA DEFINITIVAMENTE 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥💓💓💓
I am one who believes that scrap building is not "scratch building" when 3D parts are used. If you are able to make everything that you might need, then it does not become a scrap build. I do feel that SOME 3D parts are very helpful, I can't bring myself to just make my parts to achieve a build. That's where artistic license becomes relevant.
Yeah, I totally get how you feel. However, having done a lot of things from scratch, and having kit bashed many more, I've come to accept that there are some things that are just far more practical to design and print. The skillset just shifts from building it manually to building it digitally.
it's amazing
Thank you!
I thought exactly like you being a modeller I was always against 3D printers but now I have 4 resin printers and can't imagine my modelling hobby without them now! Just opens up a whole new door for the hobby! Took me a good 3 years to get one this year but one wasn't enough now with the 8 and 12k resin I have I've actually got wall E to resin 3D print for a friend I wouldn't go the FDM printer route there not for me bit resin is jsut ama for the detail
My thoughts exactly! Check out my newer vids, I do 3D modeling and printing now
Incredible! ✨
Thanks Heidi!
I LOVED this so so much!!
Amazing work! I've always loved Wall-E and I think this diorama really does it justice. I'm subscribing so I don't miss anything :P
Thanks for the sub!
Love it! Another great video!
Thank you Christopher!
Wonderful!!!
Love it! :)
Thanks! 😊
That awkward moment when you have to search your trash for the trashiest trash in order to scratch-build a trash pile. The agonizing over which scraps aren't usable for future builds; I can only imagine...lol
Oh man exactly!
hahaha the mighty algorithm push me your latest video first (the two legged robot walker) before I start watching all other videos in this channel because i LOVE this robot aesthetic style BUT funny thing you are using 3D printed part that you design in blender which I think its a great idea to make customs joints between 2 fully recycled part of plastic for a perfect fit and articulation ! like i know there is STL file of lego bionicle joint that could be a nice option for articulated figures
Excellent content mate , loved all your videos so far , you are very talented/creative, subbed. Can I request some more scratch built stuff from plastic waste as that’s my thing that I do and I need all the tips I can get , keep it up
That’s actually what I’m working on right now, stay tuned!
As someone who models a tad and has a 3d printer, I don’t think it’s exactly cheating or anything. Because almost no matter what, you’ll always have to paint, and painting is arguably the most difficult part.
Interesting take! For me the building is definitely more challenging than painting. Sometimes I'll have to mull over a project for weeks before I even start because I'm trying to figure out how to do all the different parts. The painting usually goes pretty quick, and I'm so relieved that the building is finished that it's very enjoyable!
Fantastic build. You do wonders with chipboard.
OFF TOPIC: You said at some point in your video that you bought scrap model bits off of ebay. I haven't had much luck doing that-- any clues where to look, and maybe what search parameters to use?
Thanks! Depends on what you want, but “model kit junk” or “model lot” plus either “tank”, “plane”, “gundam” or whatever type of mode you’re looking for should do it
@@gameyybuilds Honestly I'm surprised you answered, thanks for the advice.
How about the next build short circuit Johnny five you’re really good at this keep it up please
Amazing! I subscribed!
Thanks! Your animation is awesome, keep it up!
Looks fantastic,thanks for inspiration,new sub here !
Welcome, thanks for the comment!
I would like to say think you for making walle it's my favorite movie great job you have a great day be safe I wish them made a model kit of walle again think you
Epic. You are amazing.
Will you be including Eve in this Wallie diorama?
Probably not, this was a gift for a friend and I've already handed it off!
I'm curious, is there a benefit to using kitty litter vs gravel or was it just an availability/price thing?
Actually I really like kitty litter (the non-clumping kind) because the gravel can be broken into smaller pieces very easily, and then broken up even further to make sand/dust. I currently have three different grades of this stuff that all came from the kitty litter. So I prefer it over real rocks or hobby terrain.
@@gameyybuilds that’s great. I feel like I keep hearing new surprising uses for kitty litter.
Great!
The base looked like chocolate browney cake. Now I hungry :D
As for 3D printing, it depends. Usually for small detailed pieces with high quality, it is the only option (if you cannot find the exact toy you need). For example BHT uses it for the wild west animals and monsters, and that is fine.
Nice, that seems like a balanced approach to 3D printing!
Excellent
You make great robots
Thank you, still learning so much with each build!
Великолепно!!!
I understand the hesitation people can’t have with 3d printers since it can be a lot to learn up front and a time investment if you want to get the absolute most out of its possibilities but I view it the same way I do when I’m using pieces of Gundam or model kits where it can be useful both as greebles but also as quick ways to add tiny things that would be difficult to craft by hand
Yeah, I’m definitely coming around to the idea. I saw a kitbasher recently on Instagram designing and printing amazing greeblies and really wished I had a printer to do my own!
@@gameyybuilds oh I’m glad to hear! Yeah my printer has been a godsend for both greeblies or things like really small detailed things for 28mm scale (like last night I printed a bunch of tiny potions for a merchants stall). It’s definitely not something I’d recommend as a high priority addition to a crafting workshop, but if it ever is feasible for you I’m sure you’d find some great uses for it
@@singingReaper What printer do you have?
@@gameyybuilds Anycubics Photon M3. I got it and their wash an cure station for around $350 total and for the price it’s very nice build plate size. Anycubics photon mono is even cheaper, below $200 last I checked, and is still a high resolution, just a smaller build plate. When I was researching which to buy I chose it both for price and because with the scale Of dioramas, resin printers are best for higher detail in such small prints
@@singingReaper Yeah I’ve also been looking into resin printers. The price has really come down! Thanks for the info.
Hey!
Is that the clumping, or non-clumping variety of cat litter? (Only while leaving this, did I realize it was a 2 year old video ... 0_o)
Non clumping!
@@gameyybuilds ha ha! Thanks.
This is great! New sub from me 👊
Thanks for the sub! Love your Star Wars builds and looking forward to your next one!
@@gameyybuilds Thanks!
Pretty sure Googling “WALL-E’s Backside” will return some regrettable results. 😂
You should make chappie from the movie “chappie”
can you do the other wall e characters
I think so, but Wall-E was the one that I really wanted to do, the other robots didn’t appeal to me as much. 😊
Champion of the garbate🤪!
Lo hice, me tarde 2 días y medio 😊
LEGO!!!!!
The trash compacts the trash, trashception
So cute 🥹
Forethought...in a crafting brain? Are you mad sir?
I strongly dislike 3D printing craft channels. I Literally stop watching as soon as they break it out. Seems to easy to me. No skill involved
Thanks for your perspective!