Idea for next project: PLEASE DO A RODEO. Since you have the western theme, make a rodeo where you have an actual mechanical bull people would ride or take down. Put it inside a circled fence with some spectators around it!
@@georgejung4115 one of my favorite memories as a child was my 6th birthday at the Fort Worth Stockyards, they had a rodeo and everything! Wonderful idea, hopefully he will add it to his Wildwest Town build!
I love the little rabbits with antlers 🥺Thanks for hosting the art challenge, Boylei, and for taking the time to jump on a call with me to make a cameo appearance in my video 🐮which should be up on my channel in a couple of days. It was a lot of fun being challenged by the deadline while making my first diorama!
Idea for next project: PLEASE DO A RODEO. Since you have the western theme, make a rodeo where you have an actual mechanical bull people would ride or take down. Put it inside a circled fence with some spectators around it!
Idea for next project: PLEASE DO A RODEO. Since you have the western theme, make a rodeo where you have an actual mechanical bull people would ride or take down. Put it inside a circled fence with some spectators around it!
Your Weird West never fails to please. You always come up with such fun idea and execute them wonderfully. I'd never have thought of swarming, locust jackalopes, yet here they are and they just make perfect sense in the setting. Have you considered producing an art book featuring your Wild West work with accompanying lore and story?
You (and then Bill Making Stuff) have done so much to get me out of my creative slump and “what is the point doing art” depression (because the back of my brain says loving doing art isn’t enough), and I’m grateful. Including giving me a motivation boost this morning. I can create a world that’s a story, and that satisfies the back of my brain and adds another layer of fun for the rest of the brain cells. Plus I’ve learned so many techniques here, and have gotten over my fear of watered-down white glue and alcohol. And giant little herbivore jackalope with its cute ears and nose looks so adorably menacing 😊
I think the folks in the fort could use a Gatling Gun or two, about now. That said, this is incredible, as is everything about your Wild Imaginary West! Please keep 'em coming!
I'm so glad we never flushed out any of these while I was at a desert military base out west. We prepared for rattlers but these critters always gave us pause.
This piece is truly an impressive contribution to the May 5 Art Challenge and demonstrates a love of creativity. From choosing unique themes to the use of different materials and techniques, all have created a unique and admirable work of art.
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I have been trying to get one of my favorite art/diorama/sculpture RUclipsrs to do Jackalopes, and I love what you have done with a Jackalope swarm!
Yup, he uses a resin printer I believe! It essentially shoots beams of UV light into liquid resin, hardening the resin at specific points to make a print. It does have some drawbacks, like there’s not really any commercially available resin printers with a bed as large as your normal filament printer, and the resin is toxic so you need a mask and gloves, but it’s perfect for models and very smooth and detailed stuff.
Idea for next project: PLEASE DO A RODEO. Since you have the western theme, make a rodeo where you have an actual mechanical bull people would ride or take down. Put it inside a circled fence with some spectators around it!
This one is definitely among the cutest ones you have ever done...which aren't many cause the Wild West is super scary, but still! The thought of a large horde of Jackelopes attacking all Helm's Deep style is hilarious to me.
I remember the first time I saw a post card with a Jackalope after I moved here to Az. This looks very cool and so do the ones done by your Patrons. 👍🏼
Dude! I remember suggesting jackalopes a while back on one of your past videos! This is fantastic! The idea of the hive mentality just lends this such a great amount of visual storytelling. Well done! God bless!
i really like how you often skew the big setpiece diagonally. it really adds more life and movement and makes the diorama look like a cut out chunk of something real.
Love the build, such a fun idea to have Jackalopes swarming lol. Fingers crossed we see a Chupacabra build one day. Thanks again for the always entertaining video.
Never knew I’d turn on my favorite hobby channel and immediately learn a fact that blew my mind! I feel like we all should’ve know that locust are just grasshoppers! We’ve been lied to 😂
I recently found you through recommended videos and I gotta say I love your art! And I love your storytelling as you go through your process. I've watched a few videos and the stories are so cool! Like a fantasy miniseries
A 2-in-1, a beautify diorama and a nature lesson. I was unaware on how much I did not know about the Jackalope! Another fun fact is that they originated from Canada, where they were know as 'Jack-eh-Toques,' so called for them having to wear a hat during the cold Canadian winter. It is said that eventually one Jack-eh-Toque, named 'Tripp-Ad-Visor,' suggested that they move south into warmer regions. The rest is history...
I come back to this video every so often, it is one of, if not ,my favorite diaramas of yours just because of the hilarious chaos it provides. Thanks for this
I just lost my mother back in March. I've spent most of my adult life caring for her with some help from family. If I wasn't at home taking care of her then I was at work. Since she's been gone I have a lot of free time on my hands and was looking for a hobby. I think I just found it. I've got a great imagination so I should enjoy it. Thanks for the inspiration.
I'm more about playing, but I really love your diorama's, especially these wild ideas haha. Great job! I never thought to use those thick dowels for that type of wall
I love your builds that are understated and make the viewer do a double take. When I was a kid growing up in Arizona jackalopes ranked up next to chupacabras as my personal cryptid nightmare fuel.
Loved this video. I do not know if it is related to one of my earlier suggestions but I am still awed by the fact that this is playing out like one of my favorite rpg sessions. I have made so many players afraid of cute and cuddly things by making them into horror monsters. Made a small rp contribution below. Enjoy! -From an Interview with the retired Frontier Soldier turned Monster Hunter, Duncan O'brian.- Ye may call 'em Jackalopes cute and cuddly. But behind them twitchy noses and big eyes lies a desire for flesh. Ye need to keep their numbers down to prevent them from swarming like rabid rats. I know ye are just going to ta laugh and say they are harmless even when a swarm of thousands of them horned fiends come at ya. But them darn rabbits ain't nothing to sneeze at. I was there when them varmints swarmed Fort Reggy. If ye do not know about Fort Reggy it be because them varmints tore it down during one of their feedin' frenzies. One of the big ones, a titan jackalope, had bee dragged into the swarm and smashed the gates down. Normally the big ones be docile and harmless even during a drought, but if a big enough horde of the small ones comes they can be dragged into the flow and become living battering rams for the small ones. That big fluffy cutie wotzie jackalope smashed a solid wood gate to a frontier fort in a single hit. Over eventy people, men, women, and children alike, got eaten by the swarm before we managed to cut them horned devils down using the fort's only gatling gun. Less than thirty out of a hundred people survived that day. And the fort was too damaged to rebuild, and thus it was abandoned until the army could relocate troops and supplies to retake it. So ye better believe me when I tell ya all to hunt them darn jackalopes before and after breeding season. The only way to cull their numbers is to kill them before their numbers grow too large.
Love this! I had an idea for you to add to your imaginary Wild West builds. It would be cool to see someone who instead of fighting or fearing the monsters, he’s befriended and domesticated them. Maybe he could be a hermit?
What a wild build. IF the fort survives this attack, I bet the fort commander will be calling for some cannons and or swivel guns to mount on the walls or in gunports on the walls. Jackalopes can be very dangerous when they go into the swarm mode.
Just want to say that every time you release a video I’m met with a smile. Absolutely love the content in particular the wild imaginary west builds. You have such skill not only with creating the dioramas, but I also really appreciate the little bits of lore/story behind them. Keep up the great work.
On the grass hopper/locust thing - if I remember correctly, grass hoppers turn into locust once an area has a big density of grass hoppers in it. They develop wings to travel greater distances to find new feeding areas
You really need some Swedish Skvader in there too. It has the forequarters and hindlegs of a European hare (Lepus europaeus), and the back, wings and tail of a female wood grouse (Tetrao urogallus).
Always love watching your Wild West build. May I suggest an addition? A small camp of 5 to 7 men next to a lake. Some of the men are fishing, one has a fish caught. All the while something is watching them unseen. Either a Bigfoot or a Lake Monster like the Bear Lake Monster. I know in previous builds you've made creatures from old American myth and lore along with general monsters. In the wild west I've seen you do there is a huge variety of things being done yet no fishing camps. Thank you for your time
" Got an uncle named Herb..."
I love the dialogue you add to these scenes, they are hysterical!
I think that was my favourite line in this whole video
That whole segment could have been a Monty Python sketch. I kept waiting for an African Swallow to perch on the fortress wall.
has anyoen see this rabbit with horn
i only see rasbbits
Gotta find where this was said
@@elgatochurro 7:47 Enjoy!
“Stoic but with an affinity for it’s kind” is a detail I love!
I love the back story he creates while building the models, it really brings the diorama to life and gives it a feeling like your part of the build!
Idea for next project:
PLEASE DO A RODEO.
Since you have the western theme, make a rodeo where you have an actual mechanical bull people would ride or take down. Put it inside a circled fence with some spectators around it!
@@georgejung4115 one of my favorite memories as a child was my 6th birthday at the Fort Worth Stockyards, they had a rodeo and everything! Wonderful idea, hopefully he will add it to his Wildwest Town build!
Stand stand stand Granchal Stan, what it what is the heck is that? What are the what dipping sauce
Jackalopes are my favorite mythical creature and the thought of holding that many mini ones makes me unreasonably happy lmao
I want to cuddle them all
Mythical?
@@BlueGillagethey’re not a real animal unfortunately, any taxidermies you might’ve seen are just Jackrabbits with small antlers glued on.
I love the little rabbits with antlers 🥺Thanks for hosting the art challenge, Boylei, and for taking the time to jump on a call with me to make a cameo appearance in my video 🐮which should be up on my channel in a couple of days. It was a lot of fun being challenged by the deadline while making my first diorama!
Idea for next project:
PLEASE DO A RODEO.
Since you have the western theme, make a rodeo where you have an actual mechanical bull people would ride or take down. Put it inside a circled fence with some spectators around it!
I agree with George jung. only makes sense for a holy cow.
Looks awesome! That’s the cutest ‘omgrunforit’ monster yet lol😂
I would try to befriend the big jackalope
I would try to eat it.
It would make for a great mount.
Roll for persuasion
Idea for next project:
PLEASE DO A RODEO.
Since you have the western theme, make a rodeo where you have an actual mechanical bull people would ride or take down. Put it inside a circled fence with some spectators around it!
@@kyomi_exe67 you would need to roll a 19 at least, not to mention it would be chaotic neutral
Your Weird West never fails to please. You always come up with such fun idea and execute them wonderfully. I'd never have thought of swarming, locust jackalopes, yet here they are and they just make perfect sense in the setting.
Have you considered producing an art book featuring your Wild West work with accompanying lore and story?
Yes I have
This sounds like a great idea
The death stare of the gigabun is just down right frightful... Always enjoy your builds.. thanks as always...
You (and then Bill Making Stuff) have done so much to get me out of my creative slump and “what is the point doing art” depression (because the back of my brain says loving doing art isn’t enough), and I’m grateful. Including giving me a motivation boost this morning. I can create a world that’s a story, and that satisfies the back of my brain and adds another layer of fun for the rest of the brain cells. Plus I’ve learned so many techniques here, and have gotten over my fear of watered-down white glue and alcohol. And giant little herbivore jackalope with its cute ears and nose looks so adorably menacing 😊
I think the folks in the fort could use a Gatling Gun or two, about now. That said, this is incredible, as is everything about your Wild Imaginary West! Please keep 'em coming!
Exactly what I was thinking!
It'd help to deal with the massive Jackalope swarm
I'm so glad we never flushed out any of these while I was at a desert military base out west. We prepared for rattlers but these critters always gave us pause.
This piece is truly an impressive contribution to the May 5 Art Challenge and demonstrates a love of creativity. From choosing unique themes to the use of different materials and techniques, all have created a unique and admirable work of art.
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I have been trying to get one of my favorite art/diorama/sculpture RUclipsrs to do Jackalopes, and I love what you have done with a Jackalope swarm!
the fact that the 3D printer made such fine antlers! that's amazing! these video's are so inspiring :3
Normal 3D printers cant do that level of detail, I believe he uses a resin 3d printer which can do fine details.
@@Penguinishy I need to get me one of those :P
Yup, he uses a resin printer I believe! It essentially shoots beams of UV light into liquid resin, hardening the resin at specific points to make a print. It does have some drawbacks, like there’s not really any commercially available resin printers with a bed as large as your normal filament printer, and the resin is toxic so you need a mask and gloves, but it’s perfect for models and very smooth and detailed stuff.
How he got it off the supports, I dont know 😂
Absolutely adorable and hilarious!
Love the unique and fun theme! Excellent build!
Idea for next project:
PLEASE DO A RODEO.
Since you have the western theme, make a rodeo where you have an actual mechanical bull people would ride or take down. Put it inside a circled fence with some spectators around it!
One of your funnest builds yet! Always had a soft spot for jackalopes, and this build is hilarious (and well-executed, of course). Nice work :)
This one is definitely among the cutest ones you have ever done...which aren't many cause the Wild West is super scary, but still! The thought of a large horde of Jackelopes attacking all Helm's Deep style is hilarious to me.
I remember the first time I saw a post card with a Jackalope after I moved here to Az.
This looks very cool and so do the ones done by your Patrons. 👍🏼
I don't know how many months ago I started to suggest jackalope but I'm glad to finally see them!!!
Dude! I remember suggesting jackalopes a while back on one of your past videos! This is fantastic! The idea of the hive mentality just lends this such a great amount of visual storytelling. Well done! God bless!
Not quite Knights fighting a bunny rabbit but close. Love the paint job on the giant Jackalope.
All the little jackalopes are absolutely amazing!!
As someone from Wyoming, I truly love and appreciate this piece! Great job!
This was one if your best in a while! Really like the idea and the execution, super neat!
well this is the most glorious fort diorama I've ever seen. all hail the bunny!
When you started this series, all I wanted was Jackalopes. When this notification came across my phone, I was psyched. Still one of my favs.
I like friends that look out for their pals.
i really like how you often skew the big setpiece diagonally. it really adds more life and movement and makes the diorama look like a cut out chunk of something real.
I absolutely ADORE Jackalopes. So excited to see them!
This is incredible. Hands-down my favorite diorama you've done thus far.
Love the build, such a fun idea to have Jackalopes swarming lol. Fingers crossed we see a Chupacabra build one day. Thanks again for the always entertaining video.
I look forward to all your wild imaginary west videos. Great job!
Love it as always!
Can we please see more fortresses in future? really love history / military settings!
It's the story time that does it for me. Thank you so much for such imaginative videos! 🙏
Like everything you come up with especially the alternative old west your imagination is a wonderful thing as are your skills 👍❤️❤️
Never knew I’d turn on my favorite hobby channel and immediately learn a fact that blew my mind! I feel like we all should’ve know that locust are just grasshoppers! We’ve been lied to 😂
Sometimes I feel your story telling is just so good. More than sometimes. Thanks!!
Oh god this reminds me massively of the old online game trilogy called Bunny Invasion, played that game so much as a kid! Awesome work as usual Boylei
These Frontier videos never fail to make me smile. 😎👍
You can tell these are western Jackalopes - Jackalopes east of the Mississippi, usually have only two or three spikes. Thanks for keeping it real!😎
My wife and I watch your channel with our one year old a lot. Thank you for making these videos.
I recently found you through recommended videos and I gotta say I love your art! And I love your storytelling as you go through your process. I've watched a few videos and the stories are so cool!
Like a fantasy miniseries
Definitely one of my favourites, i really like jackalopes! It would be nice to see other creatures from wild west folklore in your dioramas.
We all need a friend like the big jackalope
A 2-in-1, a beautify diorama and a nature lesson. I was unaware on how much I did not know about the Jackalope! Another fun fact is that they originated from Canada, where they were know as 'Jack-eh-Toques,' so called for them having to wear a hat during the cold Canadian winter. It is said that eventually one Jack-eh-Toque, named 'Tripp-Ad-Visor,' suggested that they move south into warmer regions. The rest is history...
I come back to this video every so often, it is one of, if not ,my favorite diaramas of yours just because of the hilarious chaos it provides. Thanks for this
These projects just get cooler and cooler! Awesome job
I live in jackalope territory and had no idea they would swarm like locusts. Thanks for the info!
Nice video and modeling, too!
1 of my wifes uncles used to run a jackalope store...
Makes this build all the more awesome to me 👍
As someone who lives in Wyoming, I love that you added Jackalopes haha. Good to see a little bit of home out there!
I would love to see a group of bandits ambush a mech travelling through a forest or something similar.
Also awesome diorama as always.
I just lost my mother back in March. I've spent most of my adult life caring for her with some help from family. If I wasn't at home taking care of her then I was at work. Since she's been gone I have a lot of free time on my hands and was looking for a hobby. I think I just found it. I've got a great imagination so I should enjoy it. Thanks for the inspiration.
I'm more about playing, but I really love your diorama's, especially these wild ideas haha. Great job! I never thought to use those thick dowels for that type of wall
This is probably my favorite story yet! Amazing work, as always!
Most awesome, those Jackalopes are so cute yet so deadly 😺👍
The legendary mythical jackalope. Heck yea Boyle
I love your builds that are understated and make the viewer do a double take. When I was a kid growing up in Arizona jackalopes ranked up next to chupacabras as my personal cryptid nightmare fuel.
@Morgan W. Wild Wierd West aside, what about jackalopes is nightmare fuel?
@@fredericapanon207 someone told me they had fangs and ate people instead of grass.
@@morganw.4711 Well, that would do it.
Love this dio. The background story is what makes it so special. Also sounds like you got a cold. Hope you feel better soon.
I love the little stories you give your dioramas!
Loving the concept next you should make some homesteaders protecting there family and farm maybe even have some domesticated monster helping lol
Both terrifying and awesome! Great work as always!
Loved this video. I do not know if it is related to one of my earlier suggestions but I am still awed by the fact that this is playing out like one of my favorite rpg sessions. I have made so many players afraid of cute and cuddly things by making them into horror monsters.
Made a small rp contribution below. Enjoy!
-From an Interview with the retired Frontier Soldier turned Monster Hunter, Duncan O'brian.-
Ye may call 'em Jackalopes cute and cuddly. But behind them twitchy noses and big eyes lies a desire for flesh. Ye need to keep their numbers down to prevent them from swarming like rabid rats. I know ye are just going to ta laugh and say they are harmless even when a swarm of thousands of them horned fiends come at ya.
But them darn rabbits ain't nothing to sneeze at. I was there when them varmints swarmed Fort Reggy. If ye do not know about Fort Reggy it be because them varmints tore it down during one of their feedin' frenzies. One of the big ones, a titan jackalope, had bee dragged into the swarm and smashed the gates down.
Normally the big ones be docile and harmless even during a drought, but if a big enough horde of the small ones comes they can be dragged into the flow and become living battering rams for the small ones. That big fluffy cutie wotzie jackalope smashed a solid wood gate to a frontier fort in a single hit. Over eventy people, men, women, and children alike, got eaten by the swarm before we managed to cut them horned devils down using the fort's only gatling gun.
Less than thirty out of a hundred people survived that day. And the fort was too damaged to rebuild, and thus it was abandoned until the army could relocate troops and supplies to retake it.
So ye better believe me when I tell ya all to hunt them darn jackalopes before and after breeding season. The only way to cull their numbers is to kill them before their numbers grow too large.
I love their drive and determination!! And yours too!!!
I love the little conversations you add to the videos. "Got an uncle named Herb..." 🤣🤣
Nice! I hoped you'd do jackalopes at some point!
Though I will admit, this is terrifying
Thank you for this. I've got a lot of chaos going on right now. I needed this.
Love this!
I had an idea for you to add to your imaginary Wild West builds. It would be cool to see someone who instead of fighting or fearing the monsters, he’s befriended and domesticated them. Maybe he could be a hermit?
I like how the big one is basically just "Hey guys whats going on?"
Admittedly I am very old and yet this was my first time hearing the phrase “blood thirsty Jackalopes!”!! Great work!
What a wild build. IF the fort survives this attack, I bet the fort commander will be calling for some cannons and or swivel guns to mount on the walls or in gunports on the walls. Jackalopes can be very dangerous when they go into the swarm mode.
Just want to say that every time you release a video I’m met with a smile. Absolutely love the content in particular the wild imaginary west builds. You have such skill not only with creating the dioramas, but I also really appreciate the little bits of lore/story behind them. Keep up the great work.
You are SO good at this stuff! Your work always looks so good
The dialogue of the soldiers is just on point. I love the imaginary wild west
I love bunnies ahah would love to have this diorama at home! It's amazing
so many bunnies yay
Awesome build. The story that explains it is pretty good to.
Just a tip, for doors like that the beam always starts at the bottom and goes up for better structural stability, nice video as always.
Love this concept, jackalopes behaving as locusts. Thanks for sharing.
Fantastic build! Really loved it!
The eyes on the giant jackalope is so life like
Impressive. Thanks for sharing your worlds.
This is awesome! I wish you had done a close up on the little jackalopes
Fantastic! Thought it might be a bit silly, but I love it nonetheless. Your Wild West stuff is my favorite!
I love jackalopes they’re so adorable😭
Love the Wild West Series! Your back stories are excellent!
On the grass hopper/locust thing - if I remember correctly, grass hoppers turn into locust once an area has a big density of grass hoppers in it. They develop wings to travel greater distances to find new feeding areas
The first time I saw this, I thought it was the perfect seed for an adventure set in the weird west. I'm so impressed that you made WIW RPG a reality!
I’m a real big fan of your videos
That one big bunny
Very nice diorama and the Jackalops are so cute... 😍
Awesome. Love to see you make a full fort or additional parts to this.
Love the creativity in this stuff!
You really need some Swedish Skvader in there too. It has the forequarters and hindlegs of a European hare (Lepus europaeus), and the back, wings and tail of a female wood grouse (Tetrao urogallus).
i love the fort aspect of it! ps. your a big inspiration
Man this turned out so good. Great work
Such impending doom attack on titan vibes. You're a true artist, Boylei.
Damn dude, this is one of my favorites so far! Awesome sauce
You never disappoint but this is a special one. Excellent work!
Always love watching your Wild West build. May I suggest an addition?
A small camp of 5 to 7 men next to a lake. Some of the men are fishing, one has a fish caught. All the while something is watching them unseen. Either a Bigfoot or a Lake Monster like the Bear Lake Monster.
I know in previous builds you've made creatures from old American myth and lore along with general monsters. In the wild west I've seen you do there is a huge variety of things being done yet no fishing camps.
Thank you for your time
Look at the jackalope headbutting the door xD it's a very nice effect using the running animation 👌👌
This one is hilarious! Love all the tiny jackalopes!