素晴らしい！ほとんど気泡が無く、これだけ大きな作品となると、レジンの熱暴走を防ぐ為に冷却するために精肉用の冷蔵庫で硬化を待ったのでしょうか？気になります Excellent! With almost no air bubbles and such a large piece, did you wait for the resin to cure in a meat refrigerator to cool it down to prevent thermal runaway? I'm curious.
Maybe someone here could help me with this. This is beautiful work and it comes down to skill and patience, but one thing just seems to literally defy the laws of physics here :D. How can you pour this much epoxy resin and not have it simply immediately heat up and flash cure? I don't see many people doing pours this deep. Is there some kind of advanced cooling unit at play here? I mean the epoxy looks at least 20cm deep, but the best deep pour resin you can find has a max depth of 11cm at most.
Yeah they never respond at all about the music very disappointing I have asked several times about a track they played on one of their projects and they never replied about it don’t know how else to get their attention
Good efforts. but for THIS one. you don't need to fill with resin. you could have seal with glass only. hold that whale with some wire behind that rock/mountain.
Great love the work! Any chance you would share the resin you are using and how many layers of epoxy? Most deep pour epoxy's will only let you pour 2" thick per pour. Is this still the same rule for this Diorama?
А если светодиоды перегорят? Что тогда? Есть ли специальное оптоволокно, чтобы светодиоды оставались снаружи диорамы и их в случае перегорания можно было бы заменить?
Can you please explain how you were able to do the pour in only one pour? I know you probably used deep pour resin, but even still that is a huge pour. Did you use a large fridge or something to slow down the curing process to prevent flash curing?
I'm assuming they either get some crazy expensive industrial resin, or, like you said, they have a large fridge/freezer they can stick the piece in so it doesn't overheat
For the life of me, I cannot understand why this channel never cites the musicians they use for these videos. With over a million subscribers and some videos getting several million hits, I have to assume some musicians would appreciate the recognition. They have used so many great songs over the years. I would love to know more about some of the artists they’ve used. I managed to find a few of them thanks to Shazam, but it can be finicky and results may vary. There are still several songs I would love to know. And what’s kinda saddening is some of the artists I did find only have a few hundred subscribers. Their music is out there, getting exposure, and people are enjoying it, but no one knows who to thank.
@@jc2367 you mean at 1:12? Looks like powder mix filler or render (might be called spackle or stucco or something if you aren't in the UK) or maybe tile grout? Looks too coarse and grainy to be plaster. Hard to tell from the quick clip. The stuff at 1:24 looks to me like Sculptamold or similar. But anyway, not Mod Podge, that's a decoupage coating; thin, gloopy and clear.
o trabalho é lindo, mas esse formato de vídeo é horrível. não dá pra acompanhar nada. não quero ver propaganda do trabalho, mas acompanhar os detalhes.
Finally a resin pour that doesn't use far too much colorant. It always makes me sad when I can't see someone's work
Whoa this is probably the most perfect resin art I’ve seen! Not a single visible error! Resin often is unpredictable but this came out crystal clear!
VERY satisfying to watch!!! Thanks for the upload!
Welcome to Minibricks!
That resin is so crystal clear that it looks like there isn’t any at all. And that tiny submersible is adorable
Blonde is new. Welcome to Minibricks, ma'am. Tha guy is new too. Welcome sir
New? No just new colour... but also with blonde hair u r impressive🎉
More than absolutely fantastic!!
ฉันหลงไหลกับสิ่งที่คุณทำอย่างมากฉันเป็นคนรักธรรมชาติรักสัตว์ถึงฉันจะอายุ 12 แต่งานศิลปะของฉันจะถูกชื่นชมจากเพื่อนและคุณครูอยู่เสมอ ฉันก็อยากให้มีคนที่ทำแบบนี้ไปนานๆ 😊
That hot wire cutting through the foam board is so satisfying
Most excellent .... thank you for sharing 👍👍😊
Something to try could be air hoses to a few points to create bubbles in a few spots so it looks alive.
I so want this in my house :0
Beautiful work
Wow so impressive !!!
Great detailed model.
Been waiting for so long to see u guys
un mot: Magnifique !..
Amazing work! Have you ever considered priming your plastic pieces before painting them?
Awesome work❤❤❤
Another wonderful piece! I think it’s whoever is in the shot at 6:37. Long nails but no ring. 🧐
Absolutely fantastic ❤🍻
You amaze me!!!!
Great job, people.
Só achei que poderia ter mais detalhes , exemplo, mais peixes e até mesmo um navio destroçado, mais parabéns ficou muito show 👏🏻👏🏻
Such a cool scene.
Amazing work! 😍😍
Impresionante y hermoso
This is art..
素晴らしい！ほとんど気泡が無く、これだけ大きな作品となると、レジンの熱暴走を防ぐ為に冷却するために精肉用の冷蔵庫で硬化を待ったのでしょうか？気になります
Excellent! With almost no air bubbles and such a large piece, did you wait for the resin to cure in a meat refrigerator to cool it down to prevent thermal runaway? I'm curious.
That was really cool!
Another interesting vid 😊❤
You aren’t new … i recognise the nails 😅
The woman's nails or the man's nails?
I recognise her hair.
I seen 3 hair colors,
So what one are you?
You could be the man who finish it for all I know.
There are at least four different people in this video, maybe five. So who's new? Is everybody new? What is happening? So confused 😵💫🤣
I thought the same!😂👍 Those nails are beautiful
I like thes ❤❤❤
Hi!! ✌️🤩 I like very much you videos
Maybe someone here could help me with this. This is beautiful work and it comes down to skill and patience, but one thing just seems to literally defy the laws of physics here :D. How can you pour this much epoxy resin and not have it simply immediately heat up and flash cure? I don't see many people doing pours this deep. Is there some kind of advanced cooling unit at play here? I mean the epoxy looks at least 20cm deep, but the best deep pour resin you can find has a max depth of 11cm at most.
Sangat indah..
สุดยอด❤
Nice😀👍👏
Awesome
Perfect❤
That's a huge amount or clear to pour in one go with zero cracks, how long did it take to cure?
Wish y'all would credit what the music is because this one especially needs to be added to my ambient playlist. Anyone know the name of the song?
Yeah they never respond at all about the music very disappointing I have asked several times about a track they played on one of their projects and they never replied about it don’t know how else to get their attention
Eternity Clock
the song name
Use Shazam
"Eternity Clock "/ Shahead Mostafafar
Good efforts. but for THIS one. you don't need to fill with resin. you could have seal with glass only. hold that whale with some wire behind that rock/mountain.
Do you have a longer version of this?
😱👌👍👏💪
Great love the work! Any chance you would share the resin you are using and how many layers of epoxy? Most deep pour epoxy's will only let you pour 2" thick per pour. Is this still the same rule for this Diorama?
Amazing
Can you also put what you used to made it in the video pls very helpful
А если светодиоды перегорят? Что тогда?
Есть ли специальное оптоволокно, чтобы светодиоды оставались снаружи диорамы и их в случае перегорания можно было бы заменить?
you should do subnacanophobia
In your opinion, what is the best airbrush and compressor setup for a beginners? 2:28
Can you please explain how you were able to do the pour in only one pour? I know you probably used deep pour resin, but even still that is a huge pour. Did you use a large fridge or something to slow down the curing process to prevent flash curing?
I'm assuming they either get some crazy expensive industrial resin, or, like you said, they have a large fridge/freezer they can stick the piece in so it doesn't overheat
Wait what?¿¡!... new to Minibricks??
👍👍
For the life of me, I cannot understand why this channel never cites the musicians they use for these videos. With over a million subscribers and some videos getting several million hits, I have to assume some musicians would appreciate the recognition.
They have used so many great songs over the years. I would love to know more about some of the artists they’ve used. I managed to find a few of them thanks to Shazam, but it can be finicky and results may vary. There are still several songs I would love to know. And what’s kinda saddening is some of the artists I did find only have a few hundred subscribers. Their music is out there, getting exposure, and people are enjoying it, but no one knows who to thank.
that weighs a ton
squidmar is in desperate need of some resin pour coaching from y'all. they always nuke their workshop when they attempt one.
what is the paste called she used to sculpt over the foam with?
It's called Modge Podge
@@keithdaniel5507 the grey clay looking stuff is modge poge ?
@@jc2367 the Modge Podge is the white paste she puts on the Styrofoam to give it texture and terrain to build on
@@jc2367 you mean at 1:12? Looks like powder mix filler or render (might be called spackle or stucco or something if you aren't in the UK) or maybe tile grout? Looks too coarse and grainy to be plaster. Hard to tell from the quick clip. The stuff at 1:24 looks to me like Sculptamold or similar. But anyway, not Mod Podge, that's a decoupage coating; thin, gloopy and clear.
Can I buy this
Could you make a part of the house from the movie Coraline's World plss
Impressive! That must weigh 2000 pounds😂
1000 € in clear resin?
🥰
Nur wie der Wal 🐳 und der Kalmar 🦑 da rein gekommen sind habt ihr nicht gezeigt 😢
Как к вам устроиться на раьоту?😢
just...🐋🐙
The music was a bit too foreboding in this one.
Would’ve went better with a phobia video tbh
I disagree. The sweeping synths and slow piano lends itself nicely to an underwater world.
Would that submersible implode?? I hope it’s not made of carbon fibre 😂
Where's the cachalot and squid making process?
Was letzte Preis?
Не ве ро ят но
o trabalho é lindo, mas esse formato de vídeo é horrível. não dá pra acompanhar nada. não quero ver propaganda do trabalho, mas acompanhar os detalhes.
Ocean gate 💀
why can you show ur face