LOL. I saw your thumbnail and instantly thought of the Bone Wars. It is such an entertaining bit of history. As a dinosaur lover I can't help but be delighted by this piece. That is a SUPER cool model you got your hands on. "The goal isn't realism, the goal is fun." I like that.
As much as it was fascinating to see Barbenhiemer and Skibidi Toilet appear on Boylei, it's great to see you back in the Weird West! These videos are always the most interesting, it always feels good to be back in the classic Boylei universe.
watching you and bill making stuff create lore and flesh out your universes has inspired me to do something similar and put in some hard work for once, so thank you for giving me the push forward
I wish you the best. Work hard but do not burn yourself out like i did. Once you are done be careful which corporation/publisher you contact. If they give you a "Submission release agreement" read it carefully and have a lawyer look at it. Be wary of "vanity publishers" too....Google it and you will understand why i am so cautious.
Would love to see you do a prequel to the "wild imaginary west" with the " settling of the imaginary East Coast." Whatever you do in the future will be well worth the wait. Your skills are truly awesome.
The settlers would have a heck of a time with their maritime adventures, ocean monsters and all. Now I'm interested in what the ships would have looked liked 😁
What an amazing diaroma. Your imagination really showed through on this one. I've been here since the steam boat and alligator and remember thinking it's not bad, so I subscribed then and couldn't be happier. Bravo and Well Done Sir
In 1972, a crack commando unit was sent to prison by a military court for a crime they didn't commit. These men promptly escaped from a maximum security stockade to the Los Angeles underground. Today, still wanted by the government they survive as soldiers of fortune. If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find them... maybe you can hire The A-Team.
I loved the retrospective. What a tour down memory lane. It is fantastic how well they all work together. This build is charming and fits in well. The posts to support the skull were my favorite part. Satisfyingly imaginary paleontology.
What an incredible portfolio you have built! I'm so inspired by your work and grateful that you're sharing it with us. I love when new videos come up. I also want to thank you for the way you cultivate a warm, friendly atmosphere. Your family and friends should be very proud. Keep up the great work!
Thank you Boylei for inspiring me to build models, I don't think I would have had this hobby if it I didn't randomly find your wild west series, you have taught me that I can tell stories via building interesting scenes and dioramas, before making models I would attempt to write books, and I found myself getting bored with trying to show the details with long descriptions, now I just show the details in dioramas. You really inspired me and I'm forever grateful. (p.s yore were the first you tuber that I watched that is also from Colorado so I felt an added interest in your content because of that.)
@@larryvorderwuseldecke8338 Just combine it with the real history and the other one. OP didn’t specify just this one, after all. I think we have plenty. Could have the miners in the spider mine find it nearby, cut to this one, have a race to get it to the nearest station… It’d be Indiana Jones 6: Wild Imaginary West. 🤠
Your builds are a highlight for our family each weekend after breakfast. My 5 and 3 year old love the dinosaur and fantastic creature builds from the Wild Imaginary West.
Came together awesomely! I keep looking at your videos and I really enjoy how you prime your miniatures, though I never really understood how you do it as it always happens off camera. Would you consider doing a video showing more in depth on how you prime? 🙂
Wow. I really enjoyed the "slideshow" of all your non-town builds. So many of them!! And they're beautiful. I'm amazed at how much they all look like they come from the same world.
It’s amazing to watch your confidence and technique grow through these builds. Looking back at the simple builds you should be proud of how far you’ve come
Your work blows my mind, the way you take totally unrelated kits and put together such incredible dioramas and add in the back stories. Very well done.
Another masterpiece for the Imaginary Wild Wild West! I’ve been following Boyli Hobby Time for a long time! It really is a wonderful place for a great story being brought to life with amazing skills and imagination…. Thanks so much!!
Well considering fossils aren't bone anymore, and the people excavating this are "bone hunters" selling said bone on the market, I'd say you're correct that this I'd a recent skeleton, and also, love dinos in this world would be epic!
GODS I absolutely adore this! I've been getting back into D&D and I'd love to run a ttrpg campaign in this setting. It just lends so ridiculously well to it! I just have no clue what ruleset would even be good. Its so fun watching life be breathed into this setting
Super-thrilled when there’s a new video. Doubly so when it’s a Wild Imaginary west build. As an indie author myself, my first thought was If you wrote a book, you could maybe use photos of your builds as interior illustrations or even as a cover. That would be very cool. I love your videos and I’ve watched and rewatched them several times.
The dioramas aside, which are absoluckingfutely AMAZING!!!! I would totally watch a live action series based on your "Wild Imaginary West" story. I watch your channel religiously for 2 reasons, your dioramas are epic, and the story you tell with them are phenomenal. Thank You so much for everything you do.
my favourite videos of yours are the ones that feature the Wild Imaginary West. All of your videos are great, I just really love seeing your WIW universe come together.
the stories of bone wars, mummy eating, archaeological and paleontology fights and dinosaur inaccuracies are some of the most interesting deep dives in history and im so glad youre finding out about this stuff. it really adds to the wild imaginary west! the eras of the pirate and the samurai also went down around the same time as cowboys in the late 1800s. it leaves a lot to the imagination about what happens in the world outside of these small towns and dig sites. i love how youve started coloring models too, the dark bases makes them pop so much more with your own custom colors.
Wow, you've done so many of these. I've just enjoyed watching and had never stopped to count how many you've created. Thanks for keeping going and sharing them with us.
Seeing the rest of the collection was so cool, I love this world you've created! It also reminded me of the mechs, and now I'm thinking about a bone mech, made of bones, transporting bones...man
"And after that, I called it good." I caught myself saying that to myself when i was doing some art stuff. It was surprisingly comforting for me when I suck at this still.
You inspired me to build my own miniature world. I love the wild west and fantasy worlds. Especially your imaginary Wild West, I’m always so excited for every video to see what’s next.
I get your videos recommended every once in a while and while I don’t know all the lore, I love how you share all the intricate details of the world. I’m sure if you’re anything like me they just evolve in your head as you’re building until you’re like “yes this group will be a specific mercenary group from Europe”
The best one yet (they all are), and I always love the chitchat amongst the miniature people :D This came along at just the right time to inspire me to use the balsa sticks, plaster, and foam core that have been sitting in separate stacks on my work table trying to become a scene, and the vid makes for an excellent... not so much tutorial... reassurance? Reassurance that I can do it.
I would totally love to see a doctor in one of these. Like, post attack camp with doctor patching up a survivor, or maybe even a doctor fitting someone with a prosthetic.
im so envious of how you manage to capture such realistic colours for the earth, it's always so impressive. I'd love to see a territorial dispute between some of these massive creatures in a diorama one of these times!
Awesome work, as usual! I like to think the need for the bones is due to the belief that they hold healing properties, or ward off big monsters, or any other number of things a Snake-Oil salesman might say to sell some bone shaped rocks to the locals before trundling off to his next town.
When Iarrive home from work in the weekends, around 3 am, I lay down in the sofa and I hope to find a video from yours that I haven’t already watched. You are so precise with your work, editing and narrative. Thanks!!❤❤
As a fan of the Weird West genre, your world building is so damn cool! With all the giant animals in the current west you have created, I am not at all surprised to see an oversized dinosaur as well.
It’s crazy seeing all of what you have done for this project at the end. And realizing I’ve watched every single video ! These have become something I find myself looking forward to every Sunday morning, Thank you ! Excited to see where the wild imaginary west goes.
Not sure about the feasibility of this but it would be awesome to see all of your dioramas in an exhibit somewhere, either an art gallery or show or something. So many amazing works
Always great seeing another addition to your Wild Imaginary West. Given the fantastic elements you've already established as canon for the setting, it isn't too hard to imagine how an oversized triceratops might end up fossilized in that position; all part of the fun.
Watching this channel has become one of my biggest hobbies, I'm very happy when a new video comes out, I love seeing this universe being built.
I guess you could say Boylei is your hobby time
@@quakxy_dukx True, lol
You’re not the only one its so chill !
The same thing happened to me 😊.
I agree 100% I can’t wait till the next one comes out
The final glamour shots looked incredible, the lighting was perfect to highlight the details of this build. Love watching this universe grow.
Boylei Hobby Time cinematic universe
I’m using the word “Tricerasaurus” from now on 😂
Best part of the video... sorry Boylei!
In my father's Eagle Annuals, (decades ago!!!) it was called a triceratops.
He probably killed at least 6 paleontologists with that lol
LOL. I saw your thumbnail and instantly thought of the Bone Wars. It is such an entertaining bit of history. As a dinosaur lover I can't help but be delighted by this piece. That is a SUPER cool model you got your hands on. "The goal isn't realism, the goal is fun." I like that.
As much as it was fascinating to see Barbenhiemer and Skibidi Toilet appear on Boylei, it's great to see you back in the Weird West! These videos are always the most interesting, it always feels good to be back in the classic Boylei universe.
watching you and bill making stuff create lore and flesh out your universes has inspired me to do something similar and put in some hard work for once, so thank you for giving me the push forward
I wish you the best. Work hard but do not burn yourself out like i did. Once you are done be careful which corporation/publisher you contact.
If they give you a "Submission release agreement" read it carefully and have a lawyer look at it. Be wary of "vanity publishers" too....Google it and you will understand why i am so cautious.
Exactly what I was gonna say!
Would love to see you do a prequel to the "wild imaginary west" with the " settling of the imaginary East Coast." Whatever you do in the future will be well worth the wait. Your skills are truly awesome.
The settlers would have a heck of a time with their maritime adventures, ocean monsters and all. Now I'm interested in what the ships would have looked liked 😁
Didn't know I wanted this until this moment.
Excellent idea
giant muskrats....
There's nothing better than watching these builds go from primed to being completed painted and full of life, it's just so neat watching you work!
I am constantly blown away by your epic tiny builds. Such brilliant placement of elements to create your stories.
What an amazing diaroma. Your imagination really showed through on this one. I've been here since the steam boat and alligator and remember thinking it's not bad, so I subscribed then and couldn't be happier. Bravo and Well Done Sir
5:17 "..my goal isn't realism. The goal is fun". A great law to live by. Love your work man
In 1972, a crack commando unit was sent to prison by a military court for a crime they didn't commit. These men promptly escaped from a maximum security stockade to the Los Angeles underground. Today, still wanted by the government they survive as soldiers of fortune. If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find them... maybe you can hire The A-Team.
*As s dinosaur nerd myself, this diorama is just awesome. Thank you for your hard work / craftsmanship mate.*
I love the conversations the minis make when you glue them down
I loved the retrospective. What a tour down memory lane.
It is fantastic how well they all work together.
This build is charming and fits in well. The posts to support the skull were my favorite part. Satisfyingly imaginary paleontology.
What an incredible portfolio you have built! I'm so inspired by your work and grateful that you're sharing it with us. I love when new videos come up. I also want to thank you for the way you cultivate a warm, friendly atmosphere. Your family and friends should be very proud. Keep up the great work!
you can really see how you can turn a art into a beautiful story
I actively love the story you countinue to tell with the wild west. I love it
Thank you for taking time to build, film, edit and post this video.
Thank you Boylei for inspiring me to build models, I don't think I would have had this hobby if it I didn't randomly find your wild west series, you have taught me that I can tell stories via building interesting scenes and dioramas, before making models I would attempt to write books, and I found myself getting bored with trying to show the details with long descriptions, now I just show the details in dioramas. You really inspired me and I'm forever grateful. (p.s yore were the first you tuber that I watched that is also from Colorado so I felt an added interest in your content because of that.)
Lil' guy tells better stories with his dioramas than a dozen of executives at Hollywood with a million budget in their pockets
Game of thrones, nearly any recent Star Wars project, in fact whatever the hell Disney makes in general at this point
yes its a great diorama, i dont know if it would carry 90 minutes
Agreed👍🏼
@@larryvorderwuseldecke8338
Just combine it with the real history and the other one. OP didn’t specify just this one, after all. I think we have plenty.
Could have the miners in the spider mine find it nearby, cut to this one, have a race to get it to the nearest station…
It’d be Indiana Jones 6: Wild Imaginary West. 🤠
@@larryvorderwuseldecke8338 Great stories don't always have to be long. Some of the greatest tales ever come in short form.
Your builds are a highlight for our family each weekend after breakfast. My 5 and 3 year old love the dinosaur and fantastic creature builds from the Wild Imaginary West.
Came together awesomely! I keep looking at your videos and I really enjoy how you prime your miniatures, though I never really understood how you do it as it always happens off camera. Would you consider doing a video showing more in depth on how you prime? 🙂
Wow. I really enjoyed the "slideshow" of all your non-town builds. So many of them!! And they're beautiful. I'm amazed at how much they all look like they come from the same world.
Absolutely amazing to see how far this world of yours has come.
It’s amazing to watch your confidence and technique grow through these builds. Looking back at the simple builds you should be proud of how far you’ve come
Your work blows my mind, the way you take totally unrelated kits and put together such incredible dioramas and add in the back stories. Very well done.
The backstory is just as awesome as the finished product. Kudos.
Loved how you propped up the head with giant timbers! Epic build!😊
There’s so many now! Didn’t realise how big the world has become! It’s just amazing, keeps getting better and better!
Again an awesome diorama with an interesting theme. Wonderful painted figures The details you put into the "digsite" are stunning. 😃.
Another masterpiece for the Imaginary Wild Wild West! I’ve been following Boyli Hobby Time for a long time! It really is a wonderful place for a great story being brought to life with amazing skills and imagination…. Thanks so much!!
That looks more like a recent skeleton than a fossil.
It would be interesting to have live dinos in that world
See his comment on the screen at 1:22!
Well considering fossils aren't bone anymore, and the people excavating this are "bone hunters" selling said bone on the market, I'd say you're correct that this I'd a recent skeleton, and also, love dinos in this world would be epic!
Honestly one of the most beautiful ones yet, may be my favourite one.
That foam texture on the rocks truly is wonderful.
GODS I absolutely adore this! I've been getting back into D&D and I'd love to run a ttrpg campaign in this setting. It just lends so ridiculously well to it! I just have no clue what ruleset would even be good. Its so fun watching life be breathed into this setting
Super-thrilled when there’s a new video. Doubly so when it’s a Wild Imaginary west build. As an indie author myself, my first thought was If you wrote a book, you could maybe use photos of your builds as interior illustrations or even as a cover. That would be very cool. I love your videos and I’ve watched and rewatched them several times.
Honestly if you were to write books about this setting I would totally buy them, you have made a very special world through your work.
I love the mix between the dioramas and the music, it almost gives a sense of warmth
The dioramas aside, which are absoluckingfutely AMAZING!!!! I would totally watch a live action series based on your "Wild Imaginary West" story. I watch your channel religiously for 2 reasons, your dioramas are epic, and the story you tell with them are phenomenal. Thank You so much for everything you do.
Agreed! A live action series would be awesome!
@alisonwhou I know, right!!! I am actually a filmmaker, and I think this would be an EPIC series.
@@1edgeman76 yes, please do it!
NEVER STOP THIS! This is one of the best universes created without using paper
my favourite videos of yours are the ones that feature the Wild Imaginary West. All of your videos are great, I just really love seeing your WIW universe come together.
Always look forward to the Western builds. Great work sir. Thanks.
These are one of my top favorites in the diorama making channels. Awesome work
Boylei. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
the stories of bone wars, mummy eating, archaeological and paleontology fights and dinosaur inaccuracies are some of the most interesting deep dives in history and im so glad youre finding out about this stuff. it really adds to the wild imaginary west! the eras of the pirate and the samurai also went down around the same time as cowboys in the late 1800s. it leaves a lot to the imagination about what happens in the world outside of these small towns and dig sites. i love how youve started coloring models too, the dark bases makes them pop so much more with your own custom colors.
This is my favorite little universe being build right now. Love everything about it
I love how you expand on your wild west world with each video! And the dialogue between the miniatures is gold as always!
Wow, you've done so many of these. I've just enjoyed watching and had never stopped to count how many you've created. Thanks for keeping going and sharing them with us.
Triceratops has always been my favorite dinosaur. I freaking love that diorama. You did an awesome job. I want it 👌👌
Always enjoy seeing your Sunday morning posts! Great job!
Seeing the rest of the collection was so cool, I love this world you've created!
It also reminded me of the mechs, and now I'm thinking about a bone mech, made of bones, transporting bones...man
Your mini figure painting has always been exceptional and makes your dioramas.
Absolutely wonderful video! And thank as well not for only your wonderful imagination but also considering the ideas of us. Thank you so much.
I'm glad your back doing your imaginary west series. It is very enjoyable
These are crazy good. I wanna see them all built into one area would look insane
Its amazing how cool the grayscale/primer part looks if left alone.
"the goal is fun." I like that lol perfectly sums up why I like watching your videos
"And after that, I called it good." I caught myself saying that to myself when i was doing some art stuff. It was surprisingly comforting for me when I suck at this still.
Great diorama, looks realistic.
You inspired me to build my own miniature world. I love the wild west and fantasy worlds. Especially your imaginary Wild West, I’m always so excited for every video to see what’s next.
Absolutely amazing work even adding the detail of little supports under the trikes head🎉😂
This series holds a very special place in my heart
Outstanding workmanship. This is a beautiful design. 👍👍
I want to see an animated series set in this world. Or maybe live action. Any series. Keep up the amazing work.
I love this Imagery West series. It’s so inspiring.
The imaginary Wild West is my favorite thing you’ve done. It’s absolutely awesome. I can’t wait to start my DND campaign based on it
I absolutely ❤your videos. It's soothing, like watching Bob Ross work on a masterpiece.
I get your videos recommended every once in a while and while I don’t know all the lore, I love how you share all the intricate details of the world. I’m sure if you’re anything like me they just evolve in your head as you’re building until you’re like “yes this group will be a specific mercenary group from Europe”
So good. I love this world that you are creating.
This turned out amazing! Looks incredible. After every video I'm still amazed everytime by your endless talent and creativity.
The best one yet (they all are), and I always love the chitchat amongst the miniature people :D This came along at just the right time to inspire me to use the balsa sticks, plaster, and foam core that have been sitting in separate stacks on my work table trying to become a scene, and the vid makes for an excellent... not so much tutorial... reassurance? Reassurance that I can do it.
Awesome 🤩
I love your Imaginary Wild West builds so much! Well i love all your builds but…you know…giant creatures!
Your wild imaginary west dioramas are just absolutely incredible❤
That song selection at the end was absolutely on point. Another awesome build 😎
Love it!! This universe is extremely cool. Your designs are always right on.
This is a third video...what a great match up of fun and great modeling skills.
Nothing is more inspiring then seeing a master at work, keep it up we love it all
Wow, so good! Love watching your creativity. Thanks for sharing! Keep up the great work 👊🏼
The only guy who goes: Oh look at this dinosaur could work well in the Wild West
I'd forgotten just how many pieces were made for the wild imaginary west. Amazing work
I would totally love to see a doctor in one of these. Like, post attack camp with doctor patching up a survivor, or maybe even a doctor fitting someone with a prosthetic.
im so envious of how you manage to capture such realistic colours for the earth, it's always so impressive. I'd love to see a territorial dispute between some of these massive creatures in a diorama one of these times!
I look forward to Sundays and watching.
Awesome work, as usual! I like to think the need for the bones is due to the belief that they hold healing properties, or ward off big monsters, or any other number of things a Snake-Oil salesman might say to sell some bone shaped rocks to the locals before trundling off to his next town.
Incredible work, I lack the patience for such things but do enjoy seeing you create. Many thanks!
When Iarrive home from work in the weekends, around 3 am, I lay down in the sofa and I hope to find a video from yours that I haven’t already watched. You are so precise with your work, editing and narrative. Thanks!!❤❤
As a fan of the Weird West genre, your world building is so damn cool! With all the giant animals in the current west you have created, I am not at all surprised to see an oversized dinosaur as well.
Fantastic build, I loved the look back at your previous builds and it makes me want to binge watch them all again.
I really love the Wild Imaginary West series, my favourite builds.
Mind-Stunningly Exquisite. Thanks for sharing 😊💫
This is so chill and relaxing while you make such amazing stuff. Love this channel
Very cool. All your builds are great and the stories are entertaining. Your Chanel is very addictive. Thank you.
It’s crazy seeing all of what you have done for this project at the end. And realizing I’ve watched every single video ! These have become something I find myself looking forward to every Sunday morning, Thank you ! Excited to see where the wild imaginary west goes.
Wonderful collection! Bravo!
Oh man I wish you had a display in a museum or art gallery somewhere! I just want to stare at those pieces for hours!
This world would make an amazing D&D setting. ❤
Not sure about the feasibility of this but it would be awesome to see all of your dioramas in an exhibit somewhere, either an art gallery or show or something. So many amazing works
Always great seeing another addition to your Wild Imaginary West. Given the fantastic elements you've already established as canon for the setting, it isn't too hard to imagine how an oversized triceratops might end up fossilized in that position; all part of the fun.
Your work never gets old, my friend. The jackalope attack is still one of my favorite builds, but every video is extremely satisfying. God bless!
This may be one of my favorite dioramas of yours! Love the use of the triceratops skeleton.