I ALMOST GAVE UP!: Cyberpunk Diorama, the most COMPLICATED project I've ever done
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I like it better with more music but it was ok i didn't liked the squeaking
sounds , it is your choice how you want to do it.
with the music it was more calming,
I will love your content and i'm biggggg fan of yours.
never stop doing it ❤❤❤
try to click on read more buttonnnnn
why don't u start ur own Skillshare class Neil ?
Ahh....a slow, calm, nice build without fake narrative.
Good job Neil, good job.
Did try your mortar mix as grout before you came up with the idea to use the snow flock?
Other than the squeaking styrofoam sounds 😅 I absolutely enjoyed everything else about this video style! Your builds are INSANE, love it!!!
Sorry I really tried to cut out or at least quiet down as much of that as I could! My wife hates it too😆
@@RealTerrainHobbies haha! Sorry to pile it on 😆 I’m really looking forward to part II
These videos are great as tutorials. For those of us who haven't managed to really engage in the hobbies we love, they are inspirational. For those who can't afford to pay attention, they are awesome background, but the styrofoam sounds are tough to hear.
I'd rather hear the squeaky or a bit of music. This guy talks way too much but never makes much sense.
Bloody lovely Neil, turning out a treat. Thanks for using our greebly bits!!
Thanks Trent! :) We'll be seeing more of those bits up close in Part 2!
Miscast you could use some lights for some enemies (magic/fire) for your tabletop projects.
aaahh, this is soo cool!!! also, so stressful when your greebles build plate was dripping on your table ;-)
lol I was waiting for someone to mention that. Nice one XD
Silicone sticks to itself well. In the future, you could use silicone glue.
or silicone caulk
I wish I could get into diorama making I think it is really cool what you do
Do it! No need to start with something this complicated. Start small and see where it gets from there. It's a really fun hobby! (:
You can totally get into this sort of thing. As @@simioni stated, start small! It's so satisfying to see what you can make with your own hands and the more you do it, the more confident you'll become with it. :)
Ohhh yes do it and share it with us 😅🤩
Just found your channel wonderful stuff here
Hey thanks and welcome! :)
I really like the real time footage! It's so hard to wrap your head around how long something takes when everything is sped up. Great video!
Did I hear Lance from Autoshine in the background? Love him! 🤣
For gluing silicone together, or silicone to other stuff, try Technicqll Silicone Universal glue.
Sorry if someone has already mentioned this recommendation, I didn’t read through all the comments.
I liked for ur politeness 😊
For the silicone covered LEDs, I suggest clear silicone caulking. The only thing I've found that sticks to silicone is silicone.
I like the new style! Very ASMR-like, which I appreciate since not a lot of terrain or mini channels take that approach with mics and editing.
ASMR is overrated.
It's cool when Bard's Craft does it though, because he makes fun of it.
What you do is so incredibly satisfying and calming to watch. I cannot believe I am the 67th comment here because your work is so amazing I would expect you to be one of the most subscribed-to art channels. I know you get a lot of "wow, this is great" comments and I know they blur together, so I hope you know I am a random stranger who is taking time out of my busy day to watch specifically your work and doing so with excitement and anticipation because it is so interesting to watch. Just let that sink in. I subscribed to you after Jazza's video and have been so excited to see what else you do after watching nearly all of your other videos. Maybe it sounds weird but I just wish my favorite UA-camrs could know how talented they are and how much we appreciate them and sometimes I feel like a generic comment isn't enough to get that through. You're amazing. Please don't ever stop. ❤️
This so made my day. Thank you so much for the lovely and very kind words. It means a lot to read this, so thank you for taking the time to type this out and say something so kind. ❤️
@@RealTerrainHobbies So glad it reached you. You are very welcome. Meant every word. :)
I have been waiting for so long. Can't wait to check this out.
Well I am very excited to see how this turns out in part two. And don't be surprised if the gang wander by the Palace Pub now that you've made it Reboot.exe canon
Heeeeeeyyyyyy now that would be slick if that were to happen. Thanks Dave! Looking forward to chapter 8!!
This was so cool to watch, man. So glad you didn't give up! I love this format with a bit of voice over, a bit of music, hearing you work and whatever podcasts/videos you're listening to. You have so much talent. Thanks for sharing with us ^_^
Thanks so much for letting me know! Really glad you like the format. Put a smile on my face. :)
I wait what seems like forever for a new RTH video. It's always very worth the wait!
😊I want to do a Gotham city... 1989 style
So awesome to have a build in this underexposed style!
Great job (again)!
As someone who got into terrain crafting because of youtubers like you, Black Magic Craft and others, I can 100% appreciate the more raw as-it-is style of this video. It can be easy for good B Roll and voice overs to make the work seems short and easy. But it's a process, and can be a long one. Great job again man.
I can hear Dave and jazza in the background, tabletop time is cool
Hi Neil, love the new video format! Thx for giving a shout-out to Backbone, it looks so cool!
Btw if this or any future dioramas you build will make it into a Tabletop Time collab, I'm gonna die.
Uh oh, well you had better be careful then... 😬😬😬😉
great build, and loving the new format
Adafruit makes a board called the "trinket" that is nice for stuff like this.
I really enjoy this format rather than the heavy music editing that happens on a lot of craft shows because it gives a better sense of the time it takes for a craftsman to actually make something (which most people don't realize and I wish they would). It is also very calming to listen to the atmosphere imo
Amazing videos as always! Much better to hear the sounds of materials, sometimes the music was a little distracting
Thanks, and thanks for the feedback as well!
Wow I am always inspired by fellow artists like you!
Very enjoyable - almost theuraputic. Keep them coming.
I like the new format, it’s very relaxing. Both formats are great. Maybe switch between the two occasionally:)
Can you post where you got all the lighting products you used? Those flexible neon like lights are perfect for an upcoming project I have.
Yes, sorry I'll get those in the description. I'll be putting it all up in part two as well!
Much better format. Its direct and relatable. Far too many you tubers are trying to turn their videos into a Spielberg epic with overproduction. I just skip past those.
This is far more informative and interesting. Thank you.
Found your channel through Jazza’s colab video with you and now I can’t stop binge watching
Ou jeez i love your Projects, but please please geht back to your former video-style !
This isnby far not as chilling to watch as the previous videos!
I really hate it when games and movies use genres or settings as their titles. It makes it extremely hard to find what you’re looking for online. Even now when you search cyberpunk anything you’ll probably just get a ton of stuf about how the game sucks or something else about the game.
Hello niel I'm from India and also I love your videos and also I am a subscriber of you. So I have a doubt is there any way to make a flocking ? Please reply!! I am an big fan of u.
How to make it so bright, like in the Cyberpunk 2077 jacket or your video? I do have lights, but then what?
I don't wanna die in suspense.....
Notification Bell ✅
Different style of video.... IT’S AWESOME!😍 Love the longer videos and the way you make them a journey we can follow along with. Great work my dude, your videos are always a treat.
Thanks Cameron! Much appreciated man and really glad you liked the format! :)
@@RealTerrainHobbies Would love to see more content from you brother. You've got yourself a new Patron to help support the these videos!
I like it better this way, 😊👌🏻
the music was very loud compared to your voice
It's just super anoying to hear other peoples voices throubh you TV or whatever please do not do that again!
Love the format. the light music here and there, time lapse, and especially the pizza ...
Wow👀. your video is very cool , animation is nice .👍👍👍I like it
This is such a fantastic build already! Lights scare me and I'm not really technical... but I can build buildings hahahaha Already following TTT of course. Love this diorama so far and the new kind of filming, like a 'craft along' kind of thing. Thanks for sharing!
Hey thanks!!! Sorry was going to reply but you know how the comment section can get. love your work over on your channel! :)
@@RealTerrainHobbies thanks so much, Neil! I really appreciate that!
Here’s a novel idea glue the silicone wires in with a silicone sealant witch dries translucent, 🤯
Resin printing - I recently added a Wham Bam magnetic build plate to my Photon and it's wonderful. I can remove the whole print job from the base, throw the lot into a wash and cure without removing it from the plate (less warping). Then a gentle flex and everything pops off. I got a double kit so I can have one lot processing while another job has already started.
Looking forward to Part 2!
Hey that sounds pretty cool! I'm going to have to look into that...
I like the new format and how you stayed more positive than usual!
I really, really like the style of this video. Very captivating.
I have a feeling this will turn out great, despite the struggle with architecture and lights. Can't wait for the big finish!
Yo I fucking hate the sound of foam sqeeking. It's a trigger.
Almost gave up? Never! LoL. Makes for a good video title.
I appreciate that you wanted to try something new, but the music, craft sounds, and video in the background is so much conflicting noise. Noise like this is very agitating to certain people. (Autism, adhd, chronic anxiety, etc.)
I had to mute parts of the video just be able to watch it.
I loved the build anyway. Im looking forward to the next one.
If it is unpleasant for you, that's fair enough. But please don't act like you are speaking on behalf of whole groups of people with different conditions, because that's pretentious.
@@RokuroCarisu i just said that it could be agitating to some people, and provided examples of groups of people that may find it agitating.
If youre offended by simple statements of fact, that says more about your character than mine.
If he wants to continue this format, thats entirely up to him, and i wont hold a grudge. But, if it were my channel, id want someone to tell me that my content could be alienating people with auditory sensitivities. Wouldnt you?
Also, if your first thought at the sight of someone trying to be helpful is to be angry with that person, maybe you should reevaluate how youre living your life.
@@lewtes52 You have no idea how often I've heard these arguments before.
No, "offended" or "angry" is not what I am. But about 99% of the times I see somebody making them, it's not in fact to be helpful. It's to show off what "good people" they are and _strongly suggesting_ that others need to comply with them, unless they want to be one of the "bad people".
That sort of moral chess game is harming more people right now than background noises in a video ever could.
If really you want to help, think about ALL the consequences before you take action.
@@RokuroCarisu i agree with you. But sometimes, people are actually just trying to be helpful. You jumping on them for it, makes them a lot less common and those other ones a lot more common.
Dont punish people trying to help just because some other people are shit. Thats only helping the people that are shit.
@@lewtes52 Believe me, I'm not jumping on just anyone who is "trying to be helpful". But if someone invokes protected minorities within a personal complaint, that's a red flag for me. And then following up with supposed consequences is another one.
People from said minorities have every right to voice their own complaints. They don't need some sort of champion comming in from the outside to do it for them. If you see someone trying to shut down their complaints, unless they try to prop themselves up as champions of their whole group as well, that's where stepping in is actually helpful. That's how you defend marginalized voices.
I like it better with more music but it was ok i didn't liked the squeaking sounds, it is your choice how you want to do it.
with the music it was more calming,
I will love your content and i'm biggggg fan of yours.
never stop doing it ❤❤❤
Thanks man for the feedback. Appreciate it and will definitely take that into consideration for the future. Still haven't fully decided what I think about it but maybe there's a happy middle ground somewhere in there.
Fair play for sticking to it awesome video as always 👌👍
This was worth the wait, awesome video, awesome build
Awesome
I like this direction style for this video. Music introduced in stages is working well, many other channels play looped music which does become draining in a weird way. The ambient sounds are a great touch. Sounds more organic. Also triggers that ASMR!! 👍 Hope you continue with this video direction!
I like the new video format its very immersive! It was so neat to see you using Arduino as we use the Arduino Uno and the Feather Huzzah in my classes at college, this is great homework inspiration.
I'm so amazed by your creations. Can't wait for part 2!
Backbone? reminds of Blacksad, A comic by this Spanish artists with amazing watercolored drawings. A game was released a while back, if you like Backbone, maybe Blacksad is something you can try out too? (both the comics and the game)
Blacksad ! 😍
Oh nice! Love that, thanks for the suggestion! Going to definitely look into this Blacksad you speak of.
Cool stuff. I mod computers and use a technique that might work really well with signs. Just take some thin and light acrylic sheet or plexi and shape it as you wish. then scratch the surface to your desire and any lighting passing it adds a nice frosted or old worn look.
Hey cool idea!😯
Damn, what a masterpiece. I love your new format as well. It’s like a therapy to me, watching you building cool stuff with less music & more ASMR-ish sounds produced from crafting your builds. I love it!
Thanks for the feedback man. Appreciate it and glad you liked it! :)
Goobertown hobbies has a good couple videos on making your own paints, especially washes. I highly recommend them so you aren't using your citadel liquid talent on big ole terrain lol
Oh thanks, dont know if I watched those but I'll be sure to do just that! Going to definitely need it for this thing.
I favour this format! It's nice and natural to hear the sounds of objects and such. It also puts the audience in a similar headspace as you were when working, which I appreciate.
I though it was CGI, amazing 👍👏
New editing style is very enjoyable!
As a creative director in a completely different field, I can feel your frustration going through that process. It's like failing 'til it all comes together and works (and sometimes not). But if I could recommand you one more step to add to your workflow to ease your pain and bring some relief to your process it would be to create conceptual sketches of what you want to come with. Even elementary one(s) but that'll help seting your tone, intentions, volumes, perspectives, etc in addition of saving a shitload of time trying different things again and again (on a conceptual point of view, you'll still have your fair amount of wasted time handling materials, of that I'm sure ^^). Anyways something is still definitely missing here between your benchmark/moodboarding and the execution of your project. Keep up the good work, it's so inspirational and your commitment and its result definitely makes me dream. :) +1 hell of deserved sub
The squeeky styrofoam was so cringy
I wonder if silicone caulking that’s used for sealing bathtubs would work to glue those lights.
Hmm, there's an idea to try... The trouble would be it's cure time which is usually quite a while. But if it can be clamped in place and it ends up working that's a great solution
@@RealTerrainHobbies - I looked into it a little more just because I was curious and also because I am a fellow crafter and it seems that only silicone will bond silicone. There seems to be several brands that will do the trick that will cure faster then bathtub caulk. One mentioned is Silpoxy and another is Devcon silicone adhesive which may be available at maybe Lowe’s or Home Depot. (I know you can order the Devcon on Amazon.)
I got a bunch of those micro smd leds. Do u have any info on them? I’d like to know what they are in v. What did you connect them to battery volt wise?? This looks awesome!
They're anywhere from 2-4V so using two AA batteris in series gets you 3v which works for them. Or you could use a 12v adapter or 9v batter but you'd need to add resistors to the LEDs to bring it down to ~3V
@@RealTerrainHobbies thanks buddy for info
I find all of the snipping, carving and cutting sounds so ✨Satisfying ✨
The organic way this video is filmed is so nice, I really like it.
Awesome, glad you liked it and thanks for the feedback :)
Just found you. Cool! I don’t care for styrofoam rubbing sounds but the format is cool.
This new format, with less music and all is really good! Much prefer this.
I was just wondering today where you were. Nice to see some great content.
I SO WANNA TRY THIS!!!! Beautiful work!!! Incredible craftsmanship!!!!
Wow! Awesome stuff, you are so talented, also I liked the new format however I think I prefer the normal one
Good to know, thanks!
where's all the T pose people?🧐
Is that Lupus Nocte I hear?
I for one, love the new format
Hey, have you tried using a glue called E6000 or E8000 I use it for all my miniature doll's house projects, it comes with a needlepoint tip so you can get glue into small places.... You can pick it up on usual online sites (ebay/amazon) it's not overly cheap (8.00 GBP) but its the best I've found that is strong and reliable
Recovering from surgery and this was wonderful. Just like I work. Mostly quiet... no TV in the background maybe the radio on occasionally. Loved it. Can't wait to dive back in.
Blessings
Really enjoy the new format. Pizza looked ok. The barricades are called 'Bollards'...at 30 minutes in I thought I heard attorneys playing. I like that inclusion. You can add anything in there, anything you want.I like the format.
I’d love to see you and Jeremy collab with each other. Maybe getting some of the same packs of parts/pieces/models and seeing the different ways you both go about putting something together with it/different techniques you use, and/or using the same mood board and seeing what different materials you choose to achieve that style/aesthetic, and then maybe zoom call with each other to discuss your approaches and show off your models! Maybe throw something like that in a list of “what the heck do I want to do for a video next month” if you feel like you’re stuck or unenthused with a work in progress and need a little palette cleanser. I want to do that with my friends and challenge myself to learn something new, but none of them are terrain nerds. Closest hobby in common we have is resin 3D printing and minipainting. I enjoy Jeremy’s channel so much, been watching for a few years now I think, and I don’t think I’ve seen him use cork much in his builds that I would like to see him get challenged to do.
Glad I stumbled across your channel today, it’s been fun going through a bunch of your builds! I feel really inspired by your dedication and attention to detail.
I really like this new ASMR style! It really draws you into the process and great work once again!!
Bro... just a thought jazza challenged you on a build why not challenge him on a build like this.... food for thought... just saying cuz I love your work and I wish I was as creative as Jazza... I think it would be a really good challenge... but other than that keep up the awesome work, I just love what you do...
I really don’t have a handle on cyperpunk....steampunk yes, cyberpunk, not really so this build was really interesting and fortuitous. thanks!
I like this video style :)
I quite enjoy listening to the sounds of crafting but I would ask that you please not include the sounds of styrofoam. It's like nails on a blackboard to me. Haha
On another note, the build is looking good so far. I can't wait to see part 2! Oh, also, I believe there is silicone specific glue out there, though I'm not sure what specifically it will glue silicone to. Have a nice day.
Me starts flocking bases semi regularly:
_Aw yeah, get it._ 😎
Real terrain hobbies:
*SMARTLIGHTING MY DIORAMA!*
This is so amazing wow. On the whole silence except background noise thing I will admit i find it difficult to watch. I have some noise sensitivity and 2 things that bother me are clangs and static. Ofc im deffo someone who is outside of the average on this but for me personally music or full silence is much better. I enjoyed the video regardless
Both you and Jazza inspired me to start diorama making myself! Thank you for awesome content
There's different quality levels of silicone like that covering the lights - some are more resistant than others (the platinum-cure stuff is nigh on untouchable) - but my personal experience is that your best chance to 'glue' it will be with the silicone sealant you use around showers/bathtubs. The solvent in that will let it adhere to the lower-tier silicone objects. If _that_ doesn't work, then I doubt anything will.
46 axxhxles disliked this video i would like to see 46 videos of 46 axxhxles doing something along these lines.......your 6 and 7 year old and there dad(me) fans from Spain loved your video and love all the others youve made take care.....keep doing videos you make our week
Considering that the game was unplayable for many, don't forget to include bugs, lots of bugs. 2077 of them to be more precise. :)
Wait, you don’t draw out your idea before you start? It’s all just kinda how it goes as your doing it? Well that seems extremely inefficient. No wonder your frustrated. Btw, the music parts were waaay better than just sounds of you cutting styrofoam and random bits of a podcast that don’t relate to anything.
Looking great so far. Perhaps you could use common paper staples to hold the silicon LED strips in place instead of the heavy wire hooks as they are thinner and less noticeable? You would still have to install them by hand after reshaping them. Looking forward to Part 2
You have a very nice talent for this type of work. I really appreciate and enjoy the time lapse part of your video so I can get a real idea on how long these projects actually take to complete? I wish I could like this video more than once, you're definitely an inspiration for myself, thanx for sharing another awesome piece of art with us. 🤘😈🤘
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absolutely nobody:
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kidding, super good job!!! love the results
Love the video! I like the New concept but I think it's a little quiet in some parts, I would like to hear some low volume backroundmusic. Low enough to hear the crafting but still fill the silence :)
Flim noir could have been great, i am fed up with all the cyberpunk bullshit the game,the company,the lies.but the diorama was Fabulous
Backlit signs need a diffuse light to work. My recommendation is a bright LED in the centre, then thin white paper to diffuse the light, then apply your acetate prints.