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From Davewoodrum- Thank you so much for the credit and the AWESOME transformation that you did on this! The whole diorama looks amazing and I showed my wife the lighting effects- I've bought the color changing strips myself in hopes that if I can ever get her to paint (as I'm lousy) as I'd like to do something similar to this. If you ever need anything from my non-free Fishwife Games brand (on Drivethru) for a presentation like this just let me know and I'll comp for you.
Part of the reason Cyberpunk does not get much terrain love is just how much work it takes. This build had alot of parts to it, and to do Cyberpunk justice you need alot of it to create that crowded urban environment...which then creates the problem of being hard to move minis around in.
The small details are the most difficult. Hirst Arts makes silicone molds for plaster. This diorama can be easier if you incorporate Hirst Arts molds 325 and 326.
I use those same transparencies with my scifi stuff to create energy shields. They work really well for glass in my 3d printed buildings too! Especially when I put a tea light behind them
OK, I know I'm not the brightest, but I cannot find where Staples does transparencies on their website and my local Staples' employee looked at me like a whelk doing a math problem. Where's the option for these wonderful transparent prints?
@@jonathantillian6528 I can only speak for this site: staplescopyandprint.ca so I have no idea about Staples in USA. But when you create a file for print, you need to select paper type. One of the options available to me was transparency. So it wasn't an option right on the main page like printing photos or something, just an option for general document printing.
The nice thing about the diorama videos are regardless if the project you build is impractical for a gaming table there are vast amounts of techniques that are transferable to a gaming use build. I really dig building dioramas as well. Probably more so than practical game use pieces so I love what you did here. I can tell you really get into these as well so I hope you continue to return to these. Again tons of useful information in the two dioramas you’ve presented for anyone’s project regardless of its intended use. Great work!
Excellent build. We used to play Cyberpunk RPGs 25+ years ago. You nailed the look perfectly. My favorite bit are the details on the wall to the left. Well done!
So cool! I love these builds that are more advanced where you don't worry about it necessarily being targeted to beginners and just let loose. Fantastic result, very inspiring!
Reflective stuff inside the lit room would help build a brighter space. Like chrome paint or small mirror tiles. It help bounce light around instead of the black walls absorbing some of the light.
Dude! This is some next-level genius. If you ever wanna be that guy who builds miniature cityscapes for practical fx-heavy movies, this right here is your calling card. Thanks, as always, for the inspiration!
This is a really cool build! It's really amazing to see how you leverage a broad array of techniques to get some really cool effects!! I also love how passionate you seemed about this build too! The end result looks fantastic!
Great build! Excellent job on the details Jamie :) Little tip for light builds in the future, if you find the lights not bright enough, paint the inside light housing flat white to reflect the most light, it'll brighten it up considerably over black
I dont know how comfortable you are with electronics and soldering, but to get those windows/signs to light up you could add a piece of acrylic behind it and wire in a LED below; Using the acrylic to diffuse the light through the sign.
I am just discovering this building craft and am falling in love. I'm not a tabletop gamer, but I love artistic handy work and sculpture and darkness and creatures, and am starting to think creating monsters in small sets could be a lot of fun to bring some of my sketch ideas to life. This piece came together so well! Awesome details all over the place. Love every time he says "I think this needs some..." I think in my head "Yes, yes it does, do that!" And then he does it in some cool way and it's amazing.
Usually not a big fan of cyber punk, but this is really awesome! I think it might be even your best build, the amount of detail and creativity is insane. Love it!
I was inspired by your last video and gave it a try!! I thought why not post it on youtube!! So I did! I hope you give it a watch and keep on crafting!
This was a super cool build. Lots for me to unpack and apply to my underhive build. I have always envisioned my Necromunda board as having a grim-punk aesthetic.
Oooh I love the bending of the q-tips idea! Really a amazing and remarkable build here. I dont know if there are games set in this setting but there should be. Worthy of Rulebook dios.
This is a gorgeous piece, it's giving me a lot of inspiration for the future! I love the gritty, grimy feel you've achieved with the weathering and Graffiti, and the colour changing light effects really sell that 'cyberpunk' ambiance immediately. Top quality build, I love seeing these dioramas you create and the freedom it seems to offer you - you really seem to enjoy them and that comes through :)
As having never commenting on your videos, though my wife and I made those tea light explosions. I immensely enjoyed watching you succeed going just outside of your comfort zone. That was aaaamazing!! Inspiration at its best sir!
Interesting ideas at play here. It's given me an idea for a project of my own, especially since there's going to be a licensed miniatures range for Cyberpunk RED later this year. There's a particular scene in the novel "Neuromancer" that I would love to be able to capture in miniature form.
Cool! I use Infinity figs for my CP2020 campaign, and had an eye on some of zombicide invasion ones, as they're much much cheaper (plastic vs metal...); but an official CP red range can be nice!
Normally i comment on your builds saying something like "awesome build" or very cool terrain! But i gotta say this is strait up impressive. Without a doubt
This is a project where you can really see the passion and excitement that went into it, not only because you clearly expressed that over the course of the video, but also because of how amazing the finished piece turned out to be. Keep up the great work, and don't be afraid to make more dioramas!
What an happy Jeremy in this video! It's amazing how you can make stuff like this one, passing through a series of problem solving situations, and showing all the time your great passion. Another great video, mate! The poodles touch brings the whole piece to life! Congrats and... Thank you!
Hey man, I really hope you and your family are doing ok right now! Not sure exactly where you’re located but I get the feeling you’re in the thick of it.
@@BlackMagicCraftOfficial we are in the belly of the beast, man! People are getting sick, many are dying.... It is so unreal and quite scary. We are fine, but our government moved late, so we are in this shitty situation. Hope the other countries will be smarter and take more seriously this fucking virus. Thanks Jeremy and stay safe you too😊
I really enjoy these standalone dioramas. I don't play DnD (or is it D & D?). I'm just here for the entertainment and to learn new skills to apply to making dollhouse miniatures. It looks great
The things that stop cars from driving onto the sidewalk are called "bollards" (at least, that's what I know them as thanks to Cities: Skylines) Sweet build!
Awesome build! Those light up posters look amazing. I guess one could just use a wooden block or block of foam for the vending machine. :) Those miniatures are awesome. Glad to see you are running your 3d printer through its paces!!
Great diorama. 👍👍 The addition of small pieces of old paper blowing around and other bits of scattered trash would top it off and and just a bit more of detail. It looks super cool as is though.
That came out really amazing, worth all the time and effort. Funny, when you teased this a few days ago I immediately thought "Blade Runner" but I didn't realize why until you mentioned the billboard sign being from the movie!! Oh duh!! My subconscious knew even if I didn't .
You sir are the Michelangelo of minis!! Thanks so much for sharing your talent with us.. My the Lord Bless you and yours as we put our Faith in him.. Peace!!
Really enjoyed this build, and i'd love to see you expand that small piece to a full street capable of a battle scene. Maybe work in a time-portal that has D&D land in a Cyberword for a crazy adcenture. If I were nitpicky I think you could of raised the sidewalk a little and roughed up the ground a lot more. Loved this!
I love LOVE that you are doing dioramas! I don't play tabletop games but I always watch your channel for diorama building and painting techniques. So it's SUPER cool seeing you make some dioramas yourself. I always enjoy seeing how your pieces come together but this one was particularly cool! Keep them coming!
Yesterday I got an immense urge to start scratch building mechs and dioramas, that is kind of cyberpunk, would love to see you take on something like that.
Great build! May I suggest in the future, that you consider lining the interior of the lighted volume with white card or something to punch up the reflectivity and get more brightness out of the LEDs? Cheers!
In real life you wouldn’t want it any brighter than it is. It’s hard to capture on camera how bright those signs really are as much brighter than normal light is used during filming.
I been watching Your videos for a while now Jeremy and this diorama is one of My favorites so far. Blade Runner is one of My all time favorite Sci-Fi movies and this diorama really captures the feel of that genre. Excellent job! I can tell You had a blast putting it together...You really seemed excited. Thanks for posting and letting Us out here in UA-cam land see Your talents.
That looks great, and the lighting choice made a big difference over the first type. Yeah, looks like we might have a lot of extra time for hobbies and gaming over the next few weeks or maybe even months.
The build itself is masterful but what I like the most is how you have a whole little scenario set up with that cyber-samurai facing down those armored soldiers. If only there was a way to make it raining...
Jeremy, I have to tell you how much of an inspiration you've been. Having been exposed to the likes of channels such as BMC, Miniac, Ninjon... (Which were the first I found) just to name a few, have practically changed my life. Exceptional work hands down. If possible could anyone tell me the track name for the dope ass 8bit style electronic music ?
Amazing work as always. Cyberpunk terrain isn't that far removed from Necromunda, I'm sure many will find a use for your insights, myself included. Keep up the good work!
Very nice. Imagine having 4-6 more of these and you'd have a great CP cityscape. For viewing or RPGs. A WTF from the past: Billy Idol released an album titled "Cyberpunk", 27 years ago, when Cyberpunk was at it's hight...or at the backend. Since then/ a few years before this release, we have expected VR to be a thing. It died and took a kid in 2013-14 to start it all up again.
In the end you said “you don’t need to create a diorama” but for me, as I don’t play dnd, creating dioramas is a thing I’m very willing to do, because it’s really good to see you doing it. Maybe one day, this video will starts a new hobby time for me.
Nice build. Maybe a minor thing, but I really like how you went back to weather the details you stenciled onto the road and corrugated metal. You could just as easily have left it, but that extra care really helps to sell the piece.
Yeah cool sick build - nice production to go along side it. You’re getting better at these shots dude. One thing, you can use tracing paper to diffuse the lighting, it makes it look more natural for the scale you’re going for. Nailed the theme, props
@@FrigginBoomToys Was talking about the hole that the superglue melted in the styro that he turned into a pothole. And I was making a joke reference to Bob Ross in the same process, that's all.
This is pretty rad. I love seeing more modern-ish builds. Not sure if it's been mentioned, but you could maybe get a little more light coming through the transparencies, if you coat the interior of the compartment housing the lights with a reflective material, like aluminum foil.
Great build and as you say it is inspiring for other projects as well. I came here for the lights but took away a bunch of other ideas. Things that I wanted to do, but am now much more confident about after seeing you put them into place. Thanks.
Great tip I learnt a while ago. After masking, first layer is the base coat, that was the seeping paint fills the gaps and is obviously invisible as it’s the base Coloring .
thank you again for another fantastic and helpful video, i've been going nuts for weeks to figure out how to do a scene like this for 1:12 scale def pointed me in the right direction!
HOORAY! I've been working on a cyberpunk diorama that is kind of like a book nook for a while and I really want to use EL wire but I've been having some trouble with it. I love this stuff. The sound they make is also pretty horrible. I am switching to a USB version. The brightness varies depending on what you buy.
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Soda Vending Machine by Davewoodrum
Published on July 15, 2018
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Creative Commons - Attribution - Non-Commercial
The video's just starting but I wanted to say, yes I've been waiting for videos like this.
From Davewoodrum- Thank you so much for the credit and the AWESOME transformation that you did on this! The whole diorama looks amazing and I showed my wife the lighting effects- I've bought the color changing strips myself in hopes that if I can ever get her to paint (as I'm lousy) as I'd like to do something similar to this. If you ever need anything from my non-free Fishwife Games brand (on Drivethru) for a presentation like this just let me know and I'll comp for you.
That diorama isn't for sale, is it? :D
Nerd Musk sure! $2500 😛
@@BlackMagicCraftOfficial Tempting.... but no. :D It is super awesome, though. Kudos.
This is one of my favorite videos of yours ever! Cyberpunk really doesn't get enough love in the terrain department.
Part of the reason Cyberpunk does not get much terrain love is just how much work it takes. This build had alot of parts to it, and to do Cyberpunk justice you need alot of it to create that crowded urban environment...which then creates the problem of being hard to move minis around in.
The small details are the most difficult. Hirst Arts makes silicone molds for plaster. This diorama can be easier if you incorporate Hirst Arts molds 325 and 326.
Hell yeah! Thanks for using the bits my dad and I made Jeremy. The result is unreal and I'm jealous I didn't make it.
Jeremy i think this might be my favorite build you've done! Love it!
I use those same transparencies with my scifi stuff to create energy shields. They work really well for glass in my 3d printed buildings too! Especially when I put a tea light behind them
OK, I know I'm not the brightest, but I cannot find where Staples does transparencies on their website and my local Staples' employee looked at me like a whelk doing a math problem.
Where's the option for these wonderful transparent prints?
@@jonathantillian6528 I can only speak for this site: staplescopyandprint.ca so I have no idea about Staples in USA.
But when you create a file for print, you need to select paper type. One of the options available to me was transparency. So it wasn't an option right on the main page like printing photos or something, just an option for general document printing.
The nice thing about the diorama videos are regardless if the project you build is impractical for a gaming table there are vast amounts of techniques that are transferable to a gaming use build. I really dig building dioramas as well. Probably more so than practical game use pieces so I love what you did here. I can tell you really get into these as well so I hope you continue to return to these. Again tons of useful information in the two dioramas you’ve presented for anyone’s project regardless of its intended use. Great work!
More cyber punk please!
Excellent build. We used to play Cyberpunk RPGs 25+ years ago. You nailed the look perfectly. My favorite bit are the details on the wall to the left. Well done!
So cool! I love these builds that are more advanced where you don't worry about it necessarily being targeted to beginners and just let loose. Fantastic result, very inspiring!
Dude. This is a masterpiece.
man... that´s the definition of passion for crafting..one of the best builds ever.
'80s dystopia is always fun!
Reflective stuff inside the lit room would help build a brighter space. Like chrome paint or small mirror tiles. It help bounce light around instead of the black walls absorbing some of the light.
Dude! This is some next-level genius. If you ever wanna be that guy who builds miniature cityscapes for practical fx-heavy movies, this right here is your calling card. Thanks, as always, for the inspiration!
This is a really cool build! It's really amazing to see how you leverage a broad array of techniques to get some really cool effects!! I also love how passionate you seemed about this build too! The end result looks fantastic!
Adding the parchment paper made a huge difference! The color changing lights look great!!!
That is a kickass diorama! The color and light really work against the dark and grime, it really captures the Cyberpunk feel.
Great build! Excellent job on the details Jamie :)
Little tip for light builds in the future, if you find the lights not bright enough, paint the inside light housing flat white to reflect the most light, it'll brighten it up considerably over black
I dont know how comfortable you are with electronics and soldering, but to get those windows/signs to light up you could add a piece of acrylic behind it and wire in a LED below; Using the acrylic to diffuse the light through the sign.
I am just discovering this building craft and am falling in love. I'm not a tabletop gamer, but I love artistic handy work and sculpture and darkness and creatures, and am starting to think creating monsters in small sets could be a lot of fun to bring some of my sketch ideas to life.
This piece came together so well! Awesome details all over the place.
Love every time he says "I think this needs some..." I think in my head "Yes, yes it does, do that!" And then he does it in some cool way and it's amazing.
Usually not a big fan of cyber punk, but this is really awesome! I think it might be even your best build, the amount of detail and creativity is insane. Love it!
Very cool diorama. The parchment paper definitely makes the leds work.
I was inspired by your last video and gave it a try!!
I thought why not post it on youtube!!
So I did!
I hope you give it a watch and keep on crafting!
This was a super cool build. Lots for me to unpack and apply to my underhive build. I have always envisioned my Necromunda board as having a grim-punk aesthetic.
"Grimpunk" is a really good term to describe Necromunda. :D
@@RokuroCarisu I'd love to say I coined that term but I'm pretty sure that would be a lie. 😂
That wailing 80s solo sets a perfect atmosphere too
This build is so awesome. And the sweet 80s music pushed this video over the top. Well done as always.
Loving Master Shinobi there! Robot/cyborg samurai are so cool.
Now that is a sweet diorama! Cool trick with inverting the corrugated paper too.
Extending the building could be a cool idea. The bottom is already lookin sick but the higher it goes the cooler it gets!
This is by far my favorite build you've ever done
Came out great. Very creative. What an age we live in, make things from bit and bytes.
Oooh I love the bending of the q-tips idea! Really a amazing and remarkable build here. I dont know if there are games set in this setting but there should be. Worthy of Rulebook dios.
This is a gorgeous piece, it's giving me a lot of inspiration for the future!
I love the gritty, grimy feel you've achieved with the weathering and Graffiti, and the colour changing light effects really sell that 'cyberpunk' ambiance immediately.
Top quality build, I love seeing these dioramas you create and the freedom it seems to offer you - you really seem to enjoy them and that comes through :)
you really need to do more builds like this.
I really enjoyed watching this.
More Cyberpunk styles this is just perfection. Well done
19:00 One suggestion Sir. In old flatscreen monitors/mobilephones you can find very usefull diffusor foils 😉
As having never commenting on your videos, though my wife and I made those tea light explosions. I immensely enjoyed watching you succeed going just outside of your comfort zone. That was aaaamazing!! Inspiration at its best sir!
Awesome!!! Love the blade runner nod. Now you need the body of the defeated foe!
I've admired your work for years! THIS IS MY FAVOURITE THING YOU HAVE EVER DONE!!!!! WOW!!!!!
Love the change in genre. Love the fantasy, but this is soooo cool!
Interesting ideas at play here. It's given me an idea for a project of my own, especially since there's going to be a licensed miniatures range for Cyberpunk RED later this year. There's a particular scene in the novel "Neuromancer" that I would love to be able to capture in miniature form.
Wait there will be cyberpunk minis soon!?
Cool! I use Infinity figs for my CP2020 campaign, and had an eye on some of zombicide invasion ones, as they're much much cheaper (plastic vs metal...); but an official CP red range can be nice!
OG cyberpunk...! And what scene is that???
I love the cyberpunk aesthetic. Love the diorama, man!
Normally i comment on your builds saying something like "awesome build" or very cool terrain! But i gotta say this is strait up impressive. Without a doubt
This is a project where you can really see the passion and excitement that went into it, not only because you clearly expressed that over the course of the video, but also because of how amazing the finished piece turned out to be. Keep up the great work, and don't be afraid to make more dioramas!
they are called "ballards". The things cars run into.
really love your vids man.
What an happy Jeremy in this video! It's amazing how you can make stuff like this one, passing through a series of problem solving situations, and showing all the time your great passion. Another great video, mate! The poodles touch brings the whole piece to life! Congrats and... Thank you!
Hey man, I really hope you and your family are doing ok right now! Not sure exactly where you’re located but I get the feeling you’re in the thick of it.
@@BlackMagicCraftOfficial we are in the belly of the beast, man! People are getting sick, many are dying.... It is so unreal and quite scary. We are fine, but our government moved late, so we are in this shitty situation. Hope the other countries will be smarter and take more seriously this fucking virus. Thanks Jeremy and stay safe you too😊
Love to see you add a tiny fan with led’s behind
That would look awesome actually
Wow!!!! An insane amount of ideas and inspiration presented in a build. Thanks
Fantastic build just loving it. But I really like some pointers on Resin and how to use it, and most important where and what to buy
The clear uv resin? I have a video about that product in the back catalog already :)
I really enjoy these standalone dioramas. I don't play DnD (or is it D & D?). I'm just here for the entertainment and to learn new skills to apply to making dollhouse miniatures.
It looks great
The things that stop cars from driving onto the sidewalk are called "bollards" (at least, that's what I know them as thanks to Cities: Skylines)
Sweet build!
from spanish "bolardo" (wich means "ball on top")
@@donquijotedegranada Yes, that's the word, but it doesn't mean that. In fact, most of them don't have a ball on top. The etymology is different.
@@AlbertoDsign it was originally
Awesome build! Those light up posters look amazing. I guess one could just use a wooden block or block of foam for the vending machine. :) Those miniatures are awesome. Glad to see you are running your 3d printer through its paces!!
Great diorama. 👍👍
The addition of small pieces of old paper blowing around and other bits of scattered trash would top it off and and just a bit more of detail.
It looks super cool as is though.
Very cool! There really needs to be more products for this genre.
That came out really amazing, worth all the time and effort. Funny, when you teased this a few days ago I immediately thought "Blade Runner" but I didn't realize why until you mentioned the billboard sign being from the movie!! Oh duh!! My subconscious knew even if I didn't .
You sir are the Michelangelo of minis!! Thanks so much for sharing your talent with us.. My the Lord Bless you and yours as we put our Faith in him.. Peace!!
Really enjoyed this build, and i'd love to see you expand that small piece to a full street capable of a battle scene. Maybe work in a time-portal that has D&D land in a Cyberword for a crazy adcenture.
If I were nitpicky I think you could of raised the sidewalk a little and roughed up the ground a lot more.
Loved this!
Best project you've ever done. Amazing outcome.
I love LOVE that you are doing dioramas! I don't play tabletop games but I always watch your channel for diorama building and painting techniques. So it's SUPER cool seeing you make some dioramas yourself. I always enjoy seeing how your pieces come together but this one was particularly cool! Keep them coming!
Nice. Im glad you tried something new. I play mostly scifi games. I have found many useful things in your show but this was way up my alley. Thanks.
Your workspace and supplies are a dream come true. I covet your space. All this and no airbrush?
Yesterday I got an immense urge to start scratch building mechs and dioramas, that is kind of cyberpunk, would love to see you take on something like that.
Great build! May I suggest in the future, that you consider lining the interior of the lighted volume with white card or something to punch up the reflectivity and get more brightness out of the LEDs? Cheers!
In real life you wouldn’t want it any brighter than it is. It’s hard to capture on camera how bright those signs really are as much brighter than normal light is used during filming.
I been watching Your videos for a while now Jeremy and this diorama is one of My favorites so far. Blade Runner is one of My all time favorite Sci-Fi movies and this diorama really captures the feel of that genre. Excellent job! I can tell You had a blast putting it together...You really seemed excited. Thanks for posting and letting Us out here in UA-cam land see Your talents.
You make quarantine not quite so bad. Thanks to you and Runehammer I have been crafting all night and planning out our next encounter 🤣
That looks great, and the lighting choice made a big difference over the first type. Yeah, looks like we might have a lot of extra time for hobbies and gaming over the next few weeks or maybe even months.
The build itself is masterful but what I like the most is how you have a whole little scenario set up with that cyber-samurai facing down those armored soldiers. If only there was a way to make it raining...
Jeremy, I have to tell you how much of an inspiration you've been. Having been exposed to the likes of channels such as BMC, Miniac, Ninjon... (Which were the first I found) just to name a few, have practically changed my life. Exceptional work hands down. If possible could anyone tell me the track name for the dope ass 8bit style electronic music ?
New we need a whole campaign about this!!
I really love the diorama builds. They're so inspiring. Really making me want to break out my craft stuff.
That looks so cyberpunk meshed w/Big Trouble in Little China. 👍🏻👍🏻
Wow! You did such an amazing job! This turned out so cool. I hope you do more cyberpunk in the future!
Amazing work as always. Cyberpunk terrain isn't that far removed from Necromunda, I'm sure many will find a use for your insights, myself included. Keep up the good work!
That UV resin looks great
Very nice. Imagine having 4-6 more of these and you'd have a great CP cityscape. For viewing or RPGs.
A WTF from the past: Billy Idol released an album titled "Cyberpunk", 27 years ago, when Cyberpunk was at it's hight...or at the backend.
Since then/ a few years before this release, we have expected VR to be a thing. It died and took a kid in 2013-14 to start it all up again.
In the end you said “you don’t need to create a diorama” but for me, as I don’t play dnd, creating dioramas is a thing I’m very willing to do, because it’s really good to see you doing it. Maybe one day, this video will starts a new hobby time for me.
I really like these little dioramas
Nice build. Maybe a minor thing, but I really like how you went back to weather the details you stenciled onto the road and corrugated metal. You could just as easily have left it, but that extra care really helps to sell the piece.
This is my favorite thing you’ve ever done!!! Probably because I’m excited about cyberpunk 2077. Haha So cool.
Brilliant build! I really hated to see it end! Definitely need more Cyberpunk/Shadow Run type builds!
Yeah cool sick build - nice production to go along side it. You’re getting better at these shots dude. One thing, you can use tracing paper to diffuse the lighting, it makes it look more natural for the scale you’re going for. Nailed the theme, props
Just picked up a neon light from the Dollarama and I’m going to make something similar for a tank diorama, thank you for the inspiration
The pothole was no mistake, only an happy accident.
Killer dioramas btw. Looks great.
Accidental hole? Accidental weathering you mean
@@FrigginBoomToys Was talking about the hole that the superglue melted in the styro that he turned into a pothole. And I was making a joke reference to Bob Ross in the same process, that's all.
This is pretty rad. I love seeing more modern-ish builds.
Not sure if it's been mentioned, but you could maybe get a little more light coming through the transparencies, if you coat the interior of the compartment housing the lights with a reflective material, like aluminum foil.
There’s more light coming through than I need/want, just hard to capture on film with bright lights needed for rest of the shot.
Camera lighting is a perfect mystery to me.
Excellent build. Love Cyberpunk!
I like the background lighting for the video it looks great. Love the video, super cool to have some inspiration for building different dioramas.
Great build and as you say it is inspiring for other projects as well. I came here for the lights but took away a bunch of other ideas. Things that I wanted to do, but am now much more confident about after seeing you put them into place. Thanks.
I love this project, it turned out great! Hope to see you do more cyberpunk in the future!
ROCKIN
That background music is dope!
Ok, that's insanely good...
*Mind blown*
This is one of if no most bad ass craft videos I have seen on UA-cam instant subscriber!!!!
Great tip I learnt a while ago. After masking, first layer is the base coat, that was the seeping paint fills the gaps and is obviously invisible as it’s the base Coloring
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My favorite build ever, love it!
thank you again for another fantastic and helpful video, i've been going nuts for weeks to figure out how to do a scene like this for 1:12 scale def pointed me in the right direction!
Excellent video! Love the subject matter and the execution on it.
HOORAY! I've been working on a cyberpunk diorama that is kind of like a book nook for a while and I really want to use EL wire but I've been having some trouble with it. I love this stuff. The sound they make is also pretty horrible. I am switching to a USB version. The brightness varies depending on what you buy.
Excellent work! You have a lot of great ideas in this diorama. Thanks for sharing this.
This is so dope. I love the way you create models its super fun to watch
This has inspired me to make the infested cyberpunk city diorama I always wanted to make. Thanks BMC!