Great price! As someone who has been looking at the ANKER printers for a while, this is very helpful. Also, showcase you made in this video is super helpful! It looks awesome!
I love your styles and techniques, perfect for zombie apocalypse vibes. I think if you did like abandoned pet store or zoo with the implications of something escaping would be cool. Thank you so much for sharing your process!🎉❤
I love the final effect! The lack of 100% accurate micro detail helps sell the dreamlike quality of the set, in my opinion. Dreams seldom have 100% accuracy to the real world (although we don't notice this until we wake up haha).
T-Nu you’re freaking awesome how you help and lift the creative crew/people on UA-cam I enjoy watching your videos and love your vibes. Your wife is very talented too her paintings are incredible. This theater gives me dark vibes and I know there’s a history there….you can just feel it.
I really like this! It's cool to see you do a whole building so small. If you decide to do something like this again, I'd love to see some of the letters light up. I have no idea how you'd do that so small but it'd be cool to have some of those still lit. But this is awesome. Feels very ominous.
I love this abandoned movie theatre, especially the concrete art deco look to it. Even though it's a miniature piece, it doesn't feel small. I can imagine standing outside it and being overwhelmed by its structure. I hope that makes sense. Oh, and the lights are really cool too. I like the cold white light coming out of the black building. Awesome 👌
Cool to see you trying some smaller scales. You mentioned this too, but when working at small scales like this, you actually want a LOT smoother/finer texture. How long did it take you end to end?
It looks great and I can see what you mean about the doors. but everything else looked like it was a old building. I would have painted the parking lot a lighter color after the base. unless you were going for a rain soaked look. As far as suggestions for other buildings. A old arcade. use the 3d printer to print the old games and use the same lighting technique to light them. just print with a hole in the game where the screen goes and then frosted plastic to let the light glow.
Just be aware that foam-core sheets do warp over time, and should be stored flat. Water based paint or other stuff, WILL cause warping to larger flat areas. Foam-core also requires VERY sharp razor blades to cut to avoid ripping chunks out of the edges.
Brilliant build! What scale is it? It looks about HO (1/87), to me. It does look really eerie, when backlit and photographed properly - you really cannot tell how big it is. Great work! 👍👍👍
Most excellent! Would love to now what scale it actually ended up - it looks like it would set down nicely on one of my post-apocalyptic Plasticville game tables. Cheers!
I absolutely love your work and have followed you for a while now. I am concerned about the over reliance on “3 d” printers. Seems to take away some of the feel of what you do. I know they have their place, but please don’t let them take over.
Great price! As someone who has been looking at the ANKER printers for a while, this is very helpful. Also, showcase you made in this video is super helpful! It looks awesome!
We loved how informative the video was as well! We hope you take advantage of our Prime Day deal! - Kiki Chen from the AnkerMake Team
I love your styles and techniques, perfect for zombie apocalypse vibes. I think if you did like abandoned pet store or zoo with the implications of something escaping would be cool. Thank you so much for sharing your process!🎉❤
I love the final effect! The lack of 100% accurate micro detail helps sell the dreamlike quality of the set, in my opinion. Dreams seldom have 100% accuracy to the real world (although we don't notice this until we wake up haha).
Prime day cool, I might have to finally buy this AnkerM5. Been wanting a 3d printer for YEARS!!!
Now is the perfect time to get your hands on the M5! Let us know if you have any questions. - Kiki Chen from the AnkerMake Team
Würde man hineingehen,könnte jeder Horrorfilm real werden. Eine sehr schöne Arbeit. 👍🙂
Thanks for the shoutout! I love the way the little bricks came out and also the concrete texture. Very cool overall!
T-Nu you’re freaking awesome how you help and lift the creative crew/people on UA-cam I enjoy watching your videos and love your vibes. Your wife is very talented too her paintings are incredible.
This theater gives me dark vibes and I know there’s a history there….you can just feel it.
the kind of theater you enter and they're running a short scene on loop. It's someone who looks like you trying to escape from a theater.
I really like this! It's cool to see you do a whole building so small. If you decide to do something like this again, I'd love to see some of the letters light up. I have no idea how you'd do that so small but it'd be cool to have some of those still lit. But this is awesome. Feels very ominous.
I love this abandoned movie theatre, especially the concrete art deco look to it. Even though it's a miniature piece, it doesn't feel small. I can imagine standing outside it and being overwhelmed by its structure. I hope that makes sense. Oh, and the lights are really cool too. I like the cold white light coming out of the black building. Awesome 👌
Cool to see you trying some smaller scales.
You mentioned this too, but when working at small scales like this, you actually want a LOT smoother/finer texture.
How long did it take you end to end?
Smaller scale can also take a lot more detail but that’s very time consuming
Love this channel. 10-15 minutes long is the perfect length for me 😅 awesome skill. Chill voice. Cool technology. Cute inspector cat great job!
That's so cool!!!!!! It makes 3D printing less intimidating for a new beginner like me! :D
The smoke looked AMAZING
Loves your creativity! Looks like a very easy to get started with 3D printing
Very cool!
Looks great, love the art deco design! The flickering lights really added to the sinister feel of it.
Das sieht echt toll aus, gute Arbeit. Ach ja und Deine Katze ist süß.😊
It looks great and I can see what you mean about the doors. but everything else looked like it was a old building. I would have painted the parking lot a lighter color after the base. unless you were going for a rain soaked look. As far as suggestions for other buildings. A old arcade. use the 3d printer to print the old games and use the same lighting technique to light them. just print with a hole in the game where the screen goes and then frosted plastic to let the light glow.
This looks great. What a creepy setting.
This was quite different and unusual. I love the scale. Thank you for sharing your techniques. You're the best!
Just be aware that foam-core sheets do warp over time, and should be stored flat. Water based paint or other stuff, WILL cause warping to larger flat areas.
Foam-core also requires VERY sharp razor blades to cut to avoid ripping chunks out of the edges.
Looks real nice man!
I love the dreamworld! I think an old fountain would be amazing.
I’ve watched over a thousand diorama videos and over 100 channels. Yours are the best I’ve seen.
That’s high praise! I really appreciate that.
Super cool !
Really beautiful video ,keep with the good job mate 👍
Oooooh I love this one so much!! Amazing work!
That would make a great background building for a forced perspective scene with larger models in the foreground.
Brilliant build! What scale is it? It looks about HO (1/87), to me. It does look really eerie, when backlit and photographed properly - you really cannot tell how big it is. Great work! 👍👍👍
Super creepy! 😊
Can just imagine a hord or undead there great work
Pretty sleek type of printer you have there; results look clean and sharp : )))
These are incredible!!!
Awesome work my guy
I would l o v e to see an abandoned version of the Louvre
0:24 Your cat be like, "Man...that was harsh. You hurt my feelings. I'm going to leave the head of some random rodent in your bed tonight."
You always make highly enjoyable videos. Too mad bad UA-cam is no longer notifying me of your releases.
Thanks for the great video!
Incredible
Most excellent! Would love to now what scale it actually ended up - it looks like it would set down nicely on one of my post-apocalyptic Plasticville game tables. Cheers!
Cool...
Oh man I just found this channel and see you haven't uploaded for half a year. I hope you come back. I found your channel through Boylei Hobby Time.
Looks like the practical bomb effects in the openheimer movie was a little too real
I absolutely love your work and have followed you for a while now. I am concerned about the over reliance on “3 d” printers. Seems to take away some of the feel of what you do. I know they have their place, but please don’t let them take over.
What is a maker space? How would l find it?
wonder why its been abandoned 🤔Prob showing "that" indy movie