Tiny-Huge Island Scenery From Super Mario 64 | Mario Day Collab Video
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- Опубліковано 5 лип 2024
- Hi guys, Clara here if you didn’t already know, today is Mario Day! (Because Mar 10 looks like Mario) And to celebrate, this video is in collaboration with several other amazing youtubers that made their own Mario creations for Mario Day! You can find the links to all the other videos and channels below, so be sure to check out some awesome creators!
And a special thanks to Kerobyx for organizing this collaboration!
Kerobyx
Channel: / kerobyxclay
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Videogame Miniatures
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Isabelle's drafting table
Channel: / @wickelle Collab Video: • I made a Piranha plant...
Cynical Scorpio
Channel: / @cynicalscorpio
Collab Video: • Making Mount Beanpole ...
Mario Tutorial mentioned in the video: • Mario Figurine Polymer...
In this video I’ll be making a scene from the Tiny-Huge island, one of the 15 worlds in the game. I had a hard time deciding between tiny-huge island, shifting sand land, and cool, cool mountain. Maybe I’ll have to make them all. If you want to see other Mario Worlds, like the video so i know to make more!
The type of clay used in this video is Sculpey, Craft, and Fimo. I use what’s available as most brands are similar to each other. Always follow your clay’s baking instructions on the package when making clay creations. I baked mine at 225 degrees in a preheated oven for 20 minutes. Leave to cool before handling them as they are still soft and handling them may leave dents.
When I pre bake clay, I bake it at the same temperature as the clay’s baking instructions, but I only bake it for 5-10 minutes. This gives it enough structure to hold its shape while I add additional layers to the first before baking again.
Tip: When shaping the clay, if you find that you are leaving a lot of fingerprints, you can use a q-tip and acetone to wipe the surface of the clay clean.
If you have any questions just leave them in the comments below and I’ll be happy to answer them. Any suggestions on what you want to see next are always welcome too :)
Hope you have a great rest of your day!
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The scenery as a whole looks great... but wow! Little Mario is the best! It's so hard to sculpt something in that size and you nailed it! 👏🏻
Thank you! I really haven't sculpted this small before so I'm happy with how he turned out! Hopefully more mini sculptures to come :)
Great job, Tiny Huge Island is one of my favorite stages from Mario 64. Also glad you could join in on the collab!
Thank you! I'm glad I could be a part of it :)
Great work! The freezer trick is absolutely GENIUS! I will definitely try it!
Thanks! I just started doing it and it already is a game changer!
That blend between grass and dirt is really nice! I would love to see more Mario scenes like this!
Thank you! I think I will have to make more, this was so much fun!
That blend though.
Hey Clara! Fun! Love how you can turn Mario's head :)
Thank you! :)
This was Absolutely awesome specially Mario he was tiny yet detailed!
Thank you!! :)
@@CluelessCrafts Ur Welcome :)
This tiny Mario is soo cute!
Thank you!
love how detailed everything looks. Great vid
Thank you! :)
Awesome Mario!
Thanks!
I like how she uses popsicle sticks instead of rings.
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Looks awesome
Thank you :)
@@CluelessCrafts i found you though kerobyx
While I can safely say that Tiny-Huge Island wasn't exactly the most enjoyable of the courses, with the clunky slopes and tiny knockbacking enemies in the Tiny version, and Klepto, and bottomless pits _around_ the whole island which is _on the water,_ seriously WHO THOUGHT THAT WAS A GOOD IDEA???
But nevertheless, I still enjoyed the course quite a bit, and it's really cool to see dem huge Venus Fire Traps made in clay, they look super well done!
Thank you! I totally agree with Tiny-Huge Island not being a favourite, it's something else being thrown back from a goomba smaller than Mario's shoe. I will probably make this a series and do more Mario worlds, so feel free to suggest any of your favourites!
@@CluelessCrafts more Mario worlds, eh? Hmmm... How about Delfino Plaza? Or, who knows, maybe the entire Delfino Isle! While I haven't played Sunshine yet, I can't deny it looks pretty fun, as well as very original and colorful!
Or, if we're keeping in with the SM64 courses, some of my favorites would definitely be Big Boo's Haunt, Shifting Sand Land, Lethal Lava Land or even a small portion of Hazy Maze Cave! Maybe even Snowman's Land or Jolly Roger Bay! Any one of those would be awesome, though I do have a preference towards the mansion! Those later stages don't usually get much representation, at least when compared to Bob-omb Battlefield or Whomp's Fortress.
@Mike the Delfino Plaza would be a fun challenge!! I haven't played Sunshine yet as well, but maybe playing it will insipre something!
For the SM64 courses, I might just slowly work through them all, but I definitely want to start with either shifting sand land or big boo's hunt. Whether some turn out to be a full map or just a small scenery within the map is yet to be determined, but I'm excited to brainstorm. Thanks for the ideas!
Awsome creation! But why didn't you make the tiny version of the huge island
Thanks! I wanted to make the two different versions but that will have to be in part 2 of this video if I ever make it.
Hi everyone! Hope you enjoyed the video and if you haven't already, check out these amazing channels and their collaboration videos:
- Star Road Map video: ua-cam.com/video/Z8H1kwHjO7c/v-deo.html
- Mario Head video: ua-cam.com/video/-81ecjWRi2o/v-deo.html
- Piranha Plant video: ua-cam.com/video/RXcUKmMCwCU/v-deo.html
- Mario 3D World map video: ua-cam.com/video/7lphJ5efm-E/v-deo.html
I wanna smash that so I can get some blue coins.
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