Farmer Protects His Crops From a Bison

[@Boylei]

The big news is a WIW RPG! Go sign up for the pre-kickstarter here! www.kickstarter.com/projects/runefoundry/wild-imaginary-west-rpg-with-boylei-hobby-time

[@Amphiron]

This is my official petition to have an WIW Hellbender Salamander diorama. They’re already considered “giant”, so I feel like it’s a natural next step!

[@MrSpookee5612]

I agree. Maybe something in a cave?

[@Spartan-220]

@@MrSpookee5612 I mean that of a wendigo looking black 4.0 monster with glowing white eyes hunting a group of miners

[@JayBirdJay]

Oh dang! That's a great idea

[@gandalf2447]

And an Ozark diorama would be cool

[@zpoukiboi1334]

Gotta love some wild imaginary west

[@numbereightyseven]

Correction: THE wild imaginary west.

[@YolowaterPolo66]

“Correction” ☝️🤓

[@Yamooski7]

⁠@@YolowaterPolo66""Correction" 👆🤓" 👆🤓

[@ryan_yost]

He doesn’t look like a monster.. it looks like he’s returning the wagon wheel and fence post he just stole.. and looks like he’d give great hugs..

[@ridethroughlifertl]

Plot twist. He's actually the farmer's son who got bitten by a bison and now transforms at the full moon.

[@SeraphineTheD6Queen]

"it might not be the best painted miniature" is literally really great paint job lol

[@Spartan-220]

As a Nebraskan that for sure looks like a cornfield. well done Boylie we all know it is still considered beef whenever a bison goes after somebody.

[@CatC4-nm8ck]

Couldn’t agree more

[@kevincaruthers5412]

As someone who has grown a LOT of corn, that does not look like corn. Rows and spacing is similar, as is the height. But the leaves are entirely wrong, unless y'all grow a different kind of corn in Nebraska.

[@Spartan-220]

@@kevincaruthers5412 For a corn substitute anyways

[@totallynotbatman]

idk what kind of corn you know that's dark green, has leaves that shape, and grows like 12 feet tall (based on the farmer)

[@Spartan-220]

@@totallynotbatman I mean it could be the Wild Imaginary West equivalent of corn

[@jacobgoodstone7572]

I love seeing more of the “normal” world of the wiw. Like just normal people living their lives and encountering a monster. A cool idea keeping with this theme could be a cowboy trying to defend his herd of cattle or sheep from a monster. The animals are all panicking and running away, the shepherd dog is barking furiously at the monster, and the cowboy is trying to slay the beast with his little revolver

[@malosprime4910]

Agreed. This is already giving me some ideas for the story I'm working on.

[@Chrisbycreme]

What did the buffalo say to his son when he dropped him off in a corn field? Bison

[@AgamPratapsingh-kn2db]

good ole' "dad" joke

[@boyleiidea]

@@Chrisbycreme wow!

[@och70]

* ba-dum tsss * 🥁

[@nogodk]

So soothing. You could describe paint dry, and I would still be completely relaxed.

[@iananderson6463]

“The outcome of this diorama is a roll of the dice.” Now I see what you did there!

[@CCMinis]

That bison looks incredible!!

[@carrie4910]

Awesome! I love how you can basically pick your own outcome for what happens next. More bison rampage? Corn field munchfest? Bison walking off with his new wheel and fence trophies….and maybe a stalk of corn for a snack 😂

[@studio-rawr]

Yes! Each subsequent diorama he has another trophy!

[@TheLord0Ice0Wind]

​@@studio-rawr I second this 😆

[@carrie4910]

@@studio-rawr omg yes!

[@PhantomSavage]

For some reason I want to see the Plains Shepard throw hands with another monster of similar size. He looks too badass for this to be his last diorama.

[@andrewshepherd1537]

Maybe a giant wolf has some beef with a Shepherd? I'll see myself out now

[@Blibers]

Can we all agree that the American Bison is the coolest beast in America? Like, they literally run INTO INCOMING THUNDERSTORMS because they're just too cool to wait them out Normally! Not to mention when two male Bison Fight, you can FEEL the impact of their Heads SLAMMING together in your Chest! It's absurd and amazing and I thank God for these beautiful creatures every day! If you have any Bison facts please share! I'd love to learn more!

[@drunkbillygoat]

They've been known to derail trains

[@toddjones6474]

Here in South Dakota, in the summer time, some people tend to get to close to the fluffy timid looking woolies. We call it tourist flipping season 🤣🤣

[@Red_Cat4888]

The big fellas are indeed very neat, and there are some awesome pictures of them “smoking” In the morning as dew evaporates from their coats

[@That-KidDo]

Bison are often seen eating, this is not actually because they’re trying to fend off night terrors, but because they are hungry

[@ElliotVinyard]

In my opinion the raccoon is the best American beast mostly because anywhere it goes except in the Americas it’s the or one of the most invasive species and dangers

[@benihanah]

The OSL on the Plains Shepherd monster is absolutely breathtaking! Intimidating but majestic, another job well done!

[@stupidityintensified1566]

The cow explosion diorama almost overshadows the entire video. You’ve got some serious competition from your patrons good sir. 😮

[@lythnookwemin]

The grass you glued together reminded me of the grasses and reeds from a river I used to fish at as a kid. I loved watching the turtles and snakes as we fished. We got a lot of panfish from it, and clams. Anyway, thanks for uploading this, I found it nice to watch.

[@graefx]

The green hair gave me some wheat vibes if nothing else. But thats some appropriately tall ass corn

[@jeffholt9437]

The quality of your figure painting is massively under appreciated.

[@xJadeWolfxx]

I absolutely love your Wild West so much. We started a TTRPG game loosely based on it. Though in true RP/D&D fashion our wagon has a brewing still on the side of it now.

[@FitzUrse]

This may seem like one of the more simple dioramas you've done, but it's one of my favorites because of the story that it comes with.

[@Will_Lesher]

Hi, farmer here. Corn is actually a grass! Doesn’t look like the grass you used, but your head was in the right place. Also your cornfield needs some end rows. Those are rows going the opposite direction of the main field. So in your diorama, end rows would be running parallel to the fence, then further into the field the main rows would be running perpendicular to the fence.

[@mistac5050]

Love this diorama. Small and simple yet tells a complete story. Always love taking a brief trip into the Wild Imaginary West.

[@99thTuesday]

That Shepherd’s paint job is great

[@emfrymcfly]

One of my favourite channels on KZbin and probably my favourite series

[@scarcosplay]

Holy cow! (pun intented) that bison paint job was leveled up!

[@edanwallgejw]

I'll be game for what you have to say next week;) This is a great video Thanks Boylei.

[@jacknesbitt240]

I love seeing all the younger kids' attempts in the patreon art challenge (along with all the more experienced diorama-ists, of course). It's a really great way to give encouragement to continue in the creative arts!

[@woodlanderstudios]

Love this one!!! The paint job on the bison is fantastic. Great work man!!!

[@Druforithe]

oooo, I love your Bison Shepherd.! And that the diorama is on an angle to the scene. So good. Can’t wait for your announcement.

[@Ben-Carr]

The plants look so much more lile corn than the green hair. Glad you switched to them.

[@lilnoir4213]

The big announcement is that, he is the art director of a video game that plays in the wild imaginary west, with all the monsters he created.

[@The_Lord]

Or there will be wild imaginary west sets we can buy (hence why the bison was professionally printed)

[@ericvaughn2617]

My money is on a tabletop game. Like a skirmish affair.

[@ChessieFan2]

@@ericvaughn2617 I would agree as he dropped a, “…It would be a roll of the dice…”. That wasn’t on accident.

[@The_Lord]

@@ChessieFan2 you're right i totally missed that part!

[@hossy84]

thats what i was thinking ​@@ericvaughn2617

[@lionessoftor4139]

I love the stories and the whole Wild Imaginary West world you're creating. I want a book series with them. Awesome job.

[@TravisD.Barrett]

I'm from the cornhusker state, and I can confirm your original grass looked nothing like corn. Glad you upgraded, haha!

[@SturleyArt]

Wild Imaginary West Diorama are my favourite. Thanks for sharing yet another amazing piece of work.

[@Hypnotic-tist]

Yeah!!! Back in the west!!! Also Marco’s painting is insanely good ❤ Also pleeeeaaase let the announcement be a Wild West game system with rules and minis!

[@Lolsterghost]

Hey Boylei I just wanted to that I’ve been watching your videos for about 3 years now and just thought I’d tell you first your one of my fave people on this platform second you got me started with diaromas thanks

[@AlexanderPeterson-r1c]

the cow diorama is genius lol

[@annbrookens945]

That patron did a GREAT job! My favorite... Although the catnip farmer with his guard cats was a close second!

[@TheLord0Ice0Wind]

Love this tableau you've created.... can't wait to see what the announcement is

[@thomasalbion1834]

Another amazing and elegant diorama, love your work and can't wait for that announcement next week!

[@KevinNHaw]

I thought "For Personal Use" by his Patron @Jamma at the end was hilarious. Also, gorgeous work to boot

[@kelpstorm]

that looks awesome!! i love the backstory and the details about the bison not actually being a typical bloodthirsty monster, but an actual wild animal protecting its herd subbed :D

[@Ernzt8]

Great paintjob on the bison!

[@jasonshiers5771]

Seriously how do you come up with the stories behind each build , they would make an amazing novel or series of novels ?

[@RunYourPocketsB]

Make a stadium! For any sport, baseball, football, Olympics anything Your twist on things is extraordinary. You are have amazing talent and attention to detail

[@Jarethenator]

Those cornstalks actually look really good, and the mini was painted beautifully.

[@JClaytonBrown]

As a filmmaker, I have always appreciated Boylei’s eyelines. This is a good example: it looks like the Bison is looking EXACTLY at the farmer. All his dioramas are perfect in this way. Makes a difference.

[@ChocFlip201]

Your videos are usually very calming and relaxing, but the editing on this one made this video fast-paced. I almost wanted to be able to watch it at 90% speed.

[@katmom49]

Paint job on the shepherd was fab! You could use the grass hair in a crop circle diorama!

[@MrRed9393]

Those are some massive corn stalks, still looks great though! Love all of your “Wild Imaginary West” videos, always been a fan of the steam/electro punk western vibe!

[@sharondornhoff7563]

Given how the WIW is chock full of giant animals, why not giant corn plants too? ;-)

[@AlexandreMoreau-o8c]

Vraiment sublime. C est avec joie que je visionne vos vidéo, particulièrement The Wild imaginary West. Mes félicitations

[@chriscooper654]

Always a pleasure to see and learn more of the Wild Imaginary West. I've been wondering how settlers and such folk, and the native peoples too, deal with such threats as the Shepherds without forestalls and gatling guns. Now we have a plausible answer, both in the context of the WIW and real life. Looking forward to your Big News later on!

[@tipchaser1341]

I can see all the work that boilei does being the future inspiration for a van Hellsing-esk/red dead type game.

[@scarletpanther19]

love the color the dirt turned out

[@fredburley9512]

What cracks me up is how much that grass set you back. The ridiculous prices of scenic stuff for what you get. Good diorama.🦍

[@MGB-learning]

Great build and presentation.

[@wingnutbert9685]

Got a good, and needed, chuckle when you started putting on the first "corn" rows. LOL! At least it showed a cool technique for gluing up rows of long grass. Handy for doing grass/thatch roofs. Long grass fence/hedges. Or could roll up the sections for heavy, long grass tufts.

[@carrot5610]

Love every episode of wild imaginary west!

[@cvargasesq]

4:34 "The outcome of this diorama, at this point, is a roll of the dice" Nice forshadowing there!

[@elinovak4934]

From what I can gather from very specific word choice especially “Fun” and REALLY “A roll of the dice” I’m guessing that he has made his own DND expansion, THAT IS BADASS!! 😁

[@MarlsbysDragons]

I think doing a prairie diorama would be cool! The tall grass covering everything would be really unique and could give some interesting opportunities for environmental storytelling!

[@daybreaker_koa]

Big WIW news next week?? Boylei you can't keep teasing us like this.

[@boyleiidea]

Wonderful job!

[@sharondornhoff7563]

Love the new lore on the bison-monster. Anything else you can tell us about them? Like, are they mutants born every so often to otherwise-normal bison? Supernatural guardian spirits? Are they an active part of the herd's social order - leaders or sentinels that can direct the others - or just tagalongs the regular bison tolerate as symbiotes, like cowbirds and magpies picking ticks off their backs?

[@dapperslaps7156]

His survival is a ... roll of the dice, huh?

[@joaquinvalverdi5777]

idea for video: We saw many scenarios in the videos, it would be interesting to see some type of iceberg-style frozen cave with a frozen monster or one that escaped from its freezing. greetings from Argentina

[@roryfriththetraveller4982]

oh im so excited to see even more WIW content - and where the grass gets used !! i love the creativity of it and its given me the momentum to doodle for the first time in a while :'D

[@lesleyjensen5974]

For the wild imaginary west you should add cowboys running away from Wolf monsters next to a herd of bisen that would be cool.

[@WTX.Lamkin]

I think a greenhouse would be a neat addition to the Wild Imaginary West!

[@OniiHvH]

Good morning BHT! Thanks so much for this video. It was as calming as ever to watch. Nothing gets my morning video like a somber voice doing commentary on such a beautiful piece.

[@Red-zh7vq]

The catnip farmer was too good 😂

[@uniballoutlaw]

I didn't realize it until I was stationed at Ft Riley, KS in the past but most cornfields don't have fences around them for ease of use of the tractors. However some do put up Hot wire to let their cattle go graze after harvest time

[@NotaDutchGuy]

Ow exciting! Are we getting a line of Wild Imaginary West miniatures / a Wild Imaginary West wargame? That is awesome! I love this setting :D

[@BB_Chaptsick]

What a great video. A story with a little 3D picture. Very well done, sir.

[@davidnottennant1161]

Everyone is super creative!

[@shonfox3746]

Gladiator Diorama where he walks through the wheat field at the end to his family would look really great with that grass...

[@lucascatoira4739]

pleeeeeeeeeeeease make more from the wild imaginary west, its simply the best diorama series

[@puffqueenifsass5179]

This is the beat possible way to title a video honestly and still get people to click on it

[@debbralehrman5957]

Bravo to you and your Patrons nice work everyone.👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🌱🌱🌱🌻

[@CamWG95]

looking forward to this guy's thrid appearance, wielding a broken wagon wheel and a shovel XD

[@_Pikalika_]

With Gladiator 2 coming soon it might be cool to create the scene from the first movie walking through the tall wheatfield touching the tops, a good use for the long grass you made if you color it yellow

[@theblastofpast957]

As always, so detailed ❤❤❤

[@kingJ916-23]

Good morning everyone, have a great day!

[@AJsapala481]

Great diorama and great submitted dioramas as well!

[@Leescreativeart]

That 4.0 really sucks the light out. Wow. It stood out to me on this build. Nice choice leaving the grass hair. Ha. Came out brilliant

[@Managable_Mayhem]

Well, you can still use the now-medium-length grass fibers for wheat fields and such in another diorama. Just needs some stuff added to the top parts to mimic the wheat and you're good. PS: That shepherd paint job is AMAZING. Very well done! I really love it.

[@MrLisborg]

The wild imaginary west should become a Netflix series or something.

[@CrowLawyer]

Helpful tutorial would recommend for any serious farmers

[@jaquescorner]

yay new vid

[@fliibleflop7044]

Yay

[@MstrCpp]

Ooo, is there perhaps a release of Wild Imaginary West STLs on their way....? 👀

[@garzilla7123]

Totally love that Bison Monster he looks so cool in your dioramas. And I am so glad you changed from the tall grass idea to the other stuff, it may have taken longer to do but in the end it really made it worth it. I like to think that maybe the farmer is is going to be even tempered about the bison taking out the fence and that the two will make peace with one another and he will be willing to share a bit of his corn 🌽 with the the wild beast, and that with the farmers kindness the bison will now be a guardian to the farmer, his land and family. Kinda like the story of kindness of the mouse and the lion of the mouse removing the thorn from the lion's paw. But maybe I am just thinking too much or I have been watching too much Boylei Hobby Time, either way I am going to keep watching and enjoying the on going storyline. Another Great Diorama. 👍👍👍🙂

[@level98bearhuntingarmor]

Cool, an update to the Bison men! I think it would be cool to have a Cactus monster or a giant Vulture (two heads like in Sinbad is optional)

[@14dcook]

Train the bison. Make him your guard bison. Have him chase off other monsters.

[@bartholomewfish6089]

If you need ideas for the long grass, may I suggest something like the long grass scene from Jurassic Park two

[@wAwCreator]

love your diorama ❤

[@Rockin_ROCKS]

7:57 i love how others do art challenges

[@bluejr972]

Your videos are amazing, and so are your builds!

[@kaleeddy5227]

That corn is huge!

[@FrankietheSandwichArtist]

You are very talented. This is epic!

[@edenworcester5155]

Love this, and the Patreons were excellent also !