Reapers Bones is like a alternative miniatures line of the standard Reaper miniatures line. the Reapers Bones line generally having a little more detail but being a bit more expensive than the regular Reaper miniatures line. Reaper Bones are not strictly miniatures of bones, it is just the name of the alternative line :)
Actually, Reaper Bones are made of white-ish plastic as opposed to the regular metal minis. The plastic material is sort of bone colored, hence the name. Also, they're less expensive than metal minis.🙂
I like the addition of more dirt/flocking, it helps it look more like the bones have been there for awhile and maybe the dragons magic is affecting the land.
Amazing diorama. I actually think the yellow you added to give the look of dead patches of grass among the green looked very natural and didn't detract from the overall look. I fondly remember painting my Advanced Dungeons and Dragons lead miniatures back in the early 80's, but I was never the artist with paint that you are.
Always love seeing new vid's. If I may be so bold, when next you have a dragon skeleton battle, perhaps the setting should be some crazy alternate world war? Trenches uncovering a giant skeletal remain could be a very cool project, but likely would be a bit more of an Indepth project. :(
After seeing this diorama with a dragon it makes me want to see a Game of Thrones or House of the Dragon style diorama with a castle, great hall, or throne room, surrounded by knights and men at arms.
Can I just say, your channel has rapidly become one of my favorite channels. On top of that, watching you assemble and paint all of these dioramas has finally pushed me to try my hand at miniature painting and other hobbies.
For a moment, I thought you would feature the armies of the Imperials and the Stormcloaks fighting over the bones of the Dragonborn's latest victim. Look great!
I appreciate the under 10 vids from you Boylei. I watch a lot of other crsators, which are brilliant, but something about model making is so therapeutic and puts me to sleep 🤣 means I don't make it through 25 minute plus videos 👍
One detail I think you've over looked in this one is all the soldiers look like they've been plopped down from outer space... there's no footprints, tracks from the horses or scuffs on the ground from the engagement.... Keep up the fantastic work...
I got very strong vibes of Pillars of Eternity and the old Infinity Engine games that inspired it. The dragon carcass on its own would be an excellent landscape feature for a game. :)
Im with that one knight or templar, this is a terrible job to have to do for a noble. The Diorama, on the other hand, is in fact Beautiful and very well put together
well boylei I think at 6:03 when you said it looked better be for you put the yellow grass I think it looks better with the yellow grass because when the dragon die it fell and hit the ground killing the grass around it but that is just my thoughts on it, love it grate diorama 👍
I like the idea of Templars from the time of the Wild Imaginary West riding on trains with Forrestals poking out of the top. I imagine them defending pilgrims to the Holy Land from dragons with Gatling guns.
I love this style of diorama, idea for the next one: make where the skeleton is, most alive whit plants and flowers, as if nature had grown around, the body of the being who died there was a great fertilizer!
Amazing as always! You could make a “prequel” to the WIW with conquistadors encountering a feathered serpent kind of creature in Mexican jungle. Like a semi-sentient monster that might have been an inspiration for Quetzalcoatl. Or, if kept within MIE, a tower ruin diorama.
English dandies may be concermed with appearances but those Vikings know the true value of dragon bones. When (not if) they get those bones back to their village they're going to start making all kinds of magic talismans, armor and weapons out of them. Dragon bone powder added to steel? Imagine the possibilities!
0:45 Watching this made me wonder what you do with the leftover bones you don’t use in your dioramas (in this case the leftover dragon bones) but then I got to thinking you should do a Texas style shoot out battle in a canyon filled with many different fossils! Maybe even add a bipedal, gun-slinging, intelligent raccoon that wants the bones to sell off and get some food into the mix (like there are some creatures who want to live among humans peacefully, but those ones are few and rare; don’t know, just thought of it as a neat idea that you could implement into your wild imaginary west, but that’s up to you) of the battle!
"[...] that he did not himself slay, is a good way to spend this beautiful day?"
Viking, philosopher and poet.
A true Skald, that one
Wow, your philosophical knight got wrecked…but I still agree with him!
Such a great build Boylei!!
We need the uncut version with 15 uninterrupted minutes of plaster scooping!
It’s a Zac Snyder cut…so it’s actually 45 minutes of slow motion scooping! It’s super exciting I bet…😅
I thought my tv speakers stopped working for a moment 😂
Yeah not sure why he used the coke spoon for that
@@kinosoftairsame haha
Heck, the only criticism I’ve ever had for Boylei is that his videos aren’t long enough. They’re so nice and cozy.
"Can't you just enjoy something for once" broke me. Bravo.
I sure admire your creative mind that can see a re-purposed end result of existing model kits!
I truly love it when the people in your dioramas talk to each other! 😂😂😂
Me, too! I had to pause the video to read this time, since the dialogue was all over the battlefield!
The conversation across the battlefield had me dying!! "Can't you just enjoy yourself for once?!" 😂😂😂
Reapers Bones is like a alternative miniatures line of the standard Reaper miniatures line.
the Reapers Bones line generally having a little more detail but being a bit more expensive than the regular Reaper miniatures line.
Reaper Bones are not strictly miniatures of bones, it is just the name of the alternative line :)
Actually, Reaper Bones are made of white-ish plastic as opposed to the regular metal minis. The plastic material is sort of bone colored, hence the name. Also, they're less expensive than metal minis.🙂
Happy Father’s Day to the fathers, and good morning everybody
As a Swiss, seeing some medieval Swiss soldiers with halberds makes me very happy. They absolutely have this battle in the bag, no doubt about that.
As a fellow Swiss, I agree. Swiss soldiers are unmatched.
Seeing this amazing diorama with a mythical creature set in medieval Europe has given me Witcher vibes. A piece set in that world would be awesome.
I do love reading the little interactions you post for the figures in your dioramas! They are the highlight of the video for me. 😂
Your bundle of ideas for dioramas is truly inexhaustible. 🙏
I love these builds with giant fossilized skeletons in them love to see more. Maybe some people discovering mammoth bones in a glacier?
You make the most creative and entertaining "unboxing" transitions I've come across in all of RUclips, love it every time!
I like the addition of more dirt/flocking, it helps it look more like the bones have been there for awhile and maybe the dragons magic is affecting the land.
Good morning everyone
morning
Morning
Morning for you, 11:30pm for me. Man I should be studying for that exam tomorrow. Anyway Boylei hobby time!! !
Good afternoon!
Morning!
His unending layers always crack me up. Although they usually do turn out well! Awesome work Boylei and thank you.
Amazing diorama. I actually think the yellow you added to give the look of dead patches of grass among the green looked very natural and didn't detract from the overall look. I fondly remember painting my Advanced Dungeons and Dragons lead miniatures back in the early 80's, but I was never the artist with paint that you are.
"Last year, I made a diorama of cowboys fighting over dinosaur bones."
Okay! I knew I was having deja vu!
Looks great!
Great build! "Tucking the dragon in" reminded of the dead parrot sketch. The dragon is only sleeping haha.
Pretty neat idea...and great execution.
Awesome diorama! I bet a dragon skull would buy quite some respect from neighbouring clans. I’m rooting for the vikings 🤘
All the dialogue at 6:44 literally made me spit out my drink, it's so funny LOL. It's a great day when there's a Boylei upload
sweet more of Alt history story builds of Boylei
A castle siege in this fantasy universe would be so dope!
boylei + dragon = perfection
Always love seeing new vid's. If I may be so bold, when next you have a dragon skeleton battle, perhaps the setting should be some crazy alternate world war? Trenches uncovering a giant skeletal remain could be a very cool project, but likely would be a bit more of an Indepth project. :(
“Someone added an extra shot to his yappachino” 😂😂😂😂 I always love reading the little dialogue .
This hobby seems so fun, would love to see him make a beginner tutorial maybe
My pins arrived this week - Awesome! Better than advertised. Thank you for sharing your talents with the fans.
One of the few channels on YT that have original and unique approach to painting!
I can almost always tell when fake dragon bones are used in a display. It’s a gift.
You know its gonna be a good morning when Boylei uploads
Not when it's 11pm 😉🦘
@@blakesby Lunch time surprise 🥪
can't live without these videos! they have inspired me so much with my art and i cannot thank you more!
The warrior on the dragon ribs really sells it
After seeing this diorama with a dragon it makes me want to see a Game of Thrones or House of the Dragon style diorama with a castle, great hall, or throne room, surrounded by knights and men at arms.
This is so exciting! Best birthday present by far!
Can I just say, your channel has rapidly become one of my favorite channels.
On top of that, watching you assemble and paint all of these dioramas has finally pushed me to try my hand at miniature painting and other hobbies.
Always love seeing medieval knights ❤️
Not to forget that dragon bones hold great magic and healing power. Those who possess them gain great superiority over their enemies.
For a moment, I thought you would feature the armies of the Imperials and the Stormcloaks fighting over the bones of the Dragonborn's latest victim. Look great!
Great job on a whimsical subject.
Beautiful piece of art 👍👍
Another fun Boylei build!
I appreciate the under 10 vids from you Boylei.
I watch a lot of other crsators, which are brilliant, but something about model making is so therapeutic and puts me to sleep 🤣 means I don't make it through 25 minute plus videos 👍
Fantastic diorama! Beautiful work as per usual!
Another inspired and splendid diorama, thanks!!!
0:19 was SO CLEAN
I have found that a very light mist of hairspray is a great way to keep flocking in place.
This is a Great build!!! Awesome work!!!! Thanks for sharing
HERMOSO diorama, sería interesante ver GOLEMS de guerra en la Europa medieval
Shawshank Redemption is SUCH A GOOD FILM!!
One detail I think you've over looked in this one is all the soldiers look like they've been plopped down from outer space... there's no footprints, tracks from the horses or scuffs on the ground from the engagement.... Keep up the fantastic work...
So awesome. You make it look so easy.
I love the back story. 😊
Perfect timing for season two of House of the Dragon!
Thanks for the story. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🌺
Great story fantastic work
Great build as always. 👍👍
**Medieval Imaginary Europe** should be your next universe
It’s great because they can be in the same universe
I got very strong vibes of Pillars of Eternity and the old Infinity Engine games that inspired it. The dragon carcass on its own would be an excellent landscape feature for a game. :)
Great stuff as always! Keep, keeping it WEIRD!
Medieval Imaginary Europe as the canonical history of Wild Imaginary West is a series I didn't know I absolutely needed until today.
That turned out fantastic looking. Lots of action over a bunch of bones. Beautiful work.
How many of you say, "I called it good" along with Boylei at the end of his videos 🤣🤚
Another amazing creation Boylei! Thank you for sharing with us!
Happy Fathers' Day to all dads out there.
Superb work once more Boylei!
it would be cool to see the follow up diorama with the dragon skull mounted on the wall inside the victor's hall.
Genuinely so excited to see all the variety of horse colours in this one!! 🎉❤
Great video and project, sir!
For your next weird medieval europe Maybe have a fight of Norse warriors and a few handful of dwarfs in battle against trolls.
I like the guy stood on the ribs
Im with that one knight or templar, this is a terrible job to have to do for a noble.
The Diorama, on the other hand, is in fact Beautiful and very well put together
Hilarious how you cleaned up the spilled plaster haha. This is really cool, I like how you always make every episode different. Great work bud
Happy fathers day to everyone!
When you do these big battle scenes you should add dead soldiers too
Suggestion for a monthly challenge. Diorama on a playing card. That size will be your footprint.
That many people seems pretty realistic to move that many giant bones.
I love dragons. He called it good!!!!
well boylei I think at 6:03 when you said it looked better be for you put the yellow grass I think it looks better with the yellow grass because when the dragon die it fell and hit the ground killing the grass around it but that is just my thoughts on it, love it grate diorama 👍
Dragon would be proud.
Long dead, and still bringing strife and doom to the humans!
So clever and bitting sarcasm and wit I love it all….. hope the Brits won lol as I am one lol ❤
Great video
Dang! That's cool. And what a great story to go with it.
What if you made a diorama of a giant ammonite attacking some unsuspecting people out for a ride on their canoe ?
Love the chaos! That is a sentence I never though I'd use...
I think it’s fine, the flocking makes it look like the horses stirred up the dirt
I like the idea of Templars from the time of the Wild Imaginary West riding on trains with Forrestals poking out of the top. I imagine them defending pilgrims to the Holy Land from dragons with Gatling guns.
I would love to see some more adventures in this time period. it could totally be midevil wiw
I love this style of diorama, idea for the next one: make where the skeleton is, most alive whit plants and flowers, as if nature had grown around, the body of the being who died there was a great fertilizer!
Amazing as always! You could make a “prequel” to the WIW with conquistadors encountering a feathered serpent kind of creature in Mexican jungle. Like a semi-sentient monster that might have been an inspiration for Quetzalcoatl. Or, if kept within MIE, a tower ruin diorama.
Now i want to see conquistadors getting chased by a giant, ticked off feathered serpent 🤣
Honestly, one his better back stories. Good show Ole chap
Wonderful Job!!!!!
Rivaling museums fighting tooth and nail over this find
English dandies may be concermed with appearances but those Vikings know the true value of dragon bones. When (not if) they get those bones back to their village they're going to start making all kinds of magic talismans, armor and weapons out of them. Dragon bone powder added to steel? Imagine the possibilities!
Very good work!
Cool diorama
New Series? Medieval Mysteries and Monsters?? Hmm YES PLEASE! Love your work buddy. Can't wait to see what's next
I loved the Western one and this one, but there's definitely a part of me that wanted to see all these dudes end up fighting a dracolich.
This is the day I wait for I’m so glad it’s here
0:45 Watching this made me wonder what you do with the leftover bones you don’t use in your dioramas (in this case the leftover dragon bones) but then I got to thinking you should do a Texas style shoot out battle in a canyon filled with many different fossils!
Maybe even add a bipedal, gun-slinging, intelligent raccoon that wants the bones to sell off and get some food into the mix (like there are some creatures who want to live among humans peacefully, but those ones are few and rare; don’t know, just thought of it as a neat idea that you could implement into your wild imaginary west, but that’s up to you) of the battle!