MECH WAGON | Expanding my Wild Imaginary West

[@NorthoftheBorder]

I'm diggin' the hell outa the Wild Wild West theme lately. P.S. Thanks for the recipe (I see where I went wrong, you seem to "measure" things to some degree)

[@bgrhobbies2295]

15% concentrated power of will! 🤣

[@SkywardValour]

Hi Funny Botw Guy

[@nikkimyers4467]

I love seeing you guys talking together in the comments. You, Studson and Boylei hahaha! Crossover needed!

[@StudsonStudio]

I love this! If only the Donner Party had Hal's Movin' Conestoga, they could have made it through the Sierra Nevadas.

[@MajorOcelot_]

True. However, we'd miss out on the car-ride dialogue in The Shining when the Torrance's are heading to the Overlook.

[@SkywardValour]

Hey, It's The Howls Moving Rivet House Guy

[@lechking941]

hm maybe in this world, they did make it because they did have the mechs

[@BackTheBlue.]

Tru doe

[@caseyynelmss]

The Donner Party was an interesting history lesson for middle school

[@btrzjndrb]

the “15% concentrated power of will” reference is to good to not be noted

[@Xw3dn3sd4yX]

for real. great throwback.

[@tcemedic100]

I literally laughed out loud with the quad copter comment 🤣😂. I think you started a new trend in sci-fi western dioramas. Loved to see more and maybe challenge your builder buddies in doing the same.

[@meat-hook]

Those could be semi-scifi wind mills, or a roulette table in a saloon.

[@tankythemagnorite9855]

It was just the wheels for the wagons.

[@zac8603]

My favorite part of this is that the robo-wagon walker is somehow controlled by pulling a rope left or right. That detail alone adds so much character and charm to this universe.

[@4THECRAFT]

Very unique and nice. I am new to dioramas so i always learn something from more experienced builders like you 👍

[@k3ish1]

"15% concentrated pow of will" good one

[@jakubfabisiak9810]

Remember the Name

[@TheFoxtabulousVixie]

Im so glad me and my boyfriend wasn't the only ones who noticed.

[@TwospotzArtAndCraft]

I have to say I love little "simple" scenes with a twist to them. This one ticks all the right boxes and is so intricate and inspiring. Plus I love good kitbashing and builds like this. Good stuff!

[@UnexpectedCreativeStudios]

Loving this series of models. I always had a fascination with the imagery of the film Wild Wild West as well.

[@LaserGadgets]

A kitbash mech PLUS diorama :> oboy ! For real hot trees, check out Luke Towan...

[@KnarbMakes]

Mechanized, yet not quite steam punk. Nailed it!

[@restock_1731]

Any style of work you create is always a welcome sight.

[@smeg0911]

I'm genuinely inspired. I'm just imagining a firefly class transport ship needing replacement part just up and over the top of the mountains and this dude is bringing them in his walking wagon

[@mackgmoney1515]

I like that you add your backstories to the builds!

[@atin8996]

I'm really loving these western scifi dioramas type dioramas. Just listening to the story of what's going on is pretty cool. And of course the result looks fantastic. I cant wait to see where we'll go. :)

[@tachi98lep]

These little models of the future wild west are amazing!

[@HomeOnTheRanges]

This is the best series on KZbin! I want to read the book, see the movie, play the game! This world needs to be explored!

[@WakkasLove]

I absolutely love this! I'm such a sucker for futuristic gadgets in older time periods.

[@frog8220]

The imaginary Wild West is such a neat universe!

[@scottphillipy9831]

Very nice build, never know what you are going to pull out of that old scrap box. Your back stories need to go in a book. Thanks for sharing, keep them coming.

[@matthewbox6927]

Really enjoy your work. My gf and I have been LOVING your Wild West theme. Keep it up please.

[@tobiuslunar5348]

Love the quadcopter line & yet another amazing build.

[@B61Mod12]

That was better than the entire Cowboys vs Aliens movie, thank you. Your tree scratch build technique is amazing.

[@walrus4046]

Totally fab! Love the reins to control the levers! Nice touch!

[@amosteo8068]

I absolutely love ur work and narration it's so calming and chill I always watch ur vids to sleep.

[@hazeltinejuna9580]

the creativity is out of this world.. 👍👍👍👍👍 love it

[@ModeliteDiorama]

The tree technique looks really interesting and easy!

[@sativakiri2221]

I love the vibes and I like how it’s like old and that

[@ratgeyser]

L&S just from the thumbnail alone. Fantastic idea, beautifully executed!

[@Amizare1]

I absolutely love his subdued dry sense of humor.

[@jekster]

I like this piece. Creative and the detailing on the base / paint on the model seem more detailed than your other builds. Makes things really pop.

[@littlejohn590]

Always loved the idea of some sort of advanced wild west.

[@christophermitchellsr9492]

well done an thought out diorama great job on thinking outside of the box to give this build a story

[@DRToysCreations]

Great build! Thanks for sharing!

[@stoatystoat174]

Lovely wee bit of art. Makes me want to see the film.

[@danyellsmithy]

I love the storytelling that goes along with this series

[@oscaradamvinall9901]

please make more of these, maybe video showing them all so far and how they interact in the world they inhabit. your work is so cool

[@dreadgarr]

I just recently started following you after seeing one of your video's... and right off the bat i was rekindled in kitbashing.. something i used to do a lot several years ago.. It is quite inspiring to see the world your creating and let the imagination go take its due course.. Awesome..

[@creatrixcorvusarts876]

Love the vibe of this universe you’re making….

[@dylank4827]

I watched one video and now I am going down a rabbit hole. I have been here for an hour and a half.

[@alexschofield8085]

Those trees are so gnarly, I love them!!!

[@bluesheepminecraft]

The dry wit is just perfect - great vid

[@lucajunk6544]

This episode of the Werk Style really reminds me of some television art shows...i Love it...Always looking forward to upciming episodes

[@Iris_n_Parti]

this diorama tells a very strong story. Two travelers crossing paths, greeting each other and maybe sharing some of their wisdom together. As crazy as it sounds, I can relate to this diorama due to the number of social games I play. I could imagine these two trappers have been through a lot, not only from monsters but also from other people in various forms, whether it be their differences with locals or straight up brigandry.

[@rememaster5305]

OHHHH YOU MAKE MY EARFQUAKE!!! I literally love your dioramas and you listen to Tyler the creator!!! YOURE AMAZING

[@thomasfowler9427]

I hate doing crafts because I suck at artsy stuff but for whatever reason I’m addicted to these videos

[@silfreed1542]

This is awesome, its even better that this is a world you are making i look forward to more!

[@Zacksfangs]

just realised the wagon looks like a hermit so cool!!

[@MattAttack11]

I'm super down for whatever this universe is called. looks awesome.

[@asimovstarling8806]

I know you said one was a trapper and one was a prospector, but for some reason with the way they've met up, I almost feel like they might be two parties that are traveling together for a brief time, both looking for the nearest town to sell their goods at and cash in so to speak. The Trapper stands at the top of the hill giving careful warnings so that prospectors wagon mech can be driven/guided up the steep slope better without falling. It's a big investment, one that neither of them could afford to lose or replace. And even though they've both solitary professions, The prospectors higher elevation on his mech wagon gives him a potential angle for sighting game trails that the trapper might miss, which helps the trapper, and the trapper in turn is able to get more pelts to sell and more meats for their trip, which in turn can help pay for repairs in emergencies. The pair work together, and the trappers donkey doesn't care about the wagon much, unbothered by it as it seems little more than a large smelly object, no different than any other machine these confounded humans decide to build. Sorry. I've found myself world building a bit after watching each of these vids.

[@mossbased]

So so obsessed with this series

[@420mowmix]

I never thought of using black 3.0 for that. It makes perfect sense. I think a lot of my bases will be getting an upgrade.

[@Djkold]

Extremely well done. Star Wars (and North) brought me to your channel, but I am very much digging your other projects too. A great imitation of life!

[@Berserkerworks]

These little Wilder West dios are so cool!

[@ulisesmontes4809]

This wild west world reminds me of something that would have been on the Netflix series Love, Death & Robots.

[@robertcross9863]

I love the concept of this wild west universe your making it feels like the progenitor to the iron harvest universe

[@irish3335]

Love the sci fi west world, I can picture how the wagons legs fold down and it would sit on the ground for access - back story is super also, the fact that you build the story of just another day shows why the trapper isn’t surprised to see the automated wagon - thanks for sharing another awesome build!

[@worldhistoryminiatureshous9757]

Impressive diorama . Nice work .

[@blackmarketoutpost]

I really am likening the western theme great idea on the walking covered wagon

[@sharonolsen6579]

I call it BETTER than good... it's Amazing !!

[@hothead1975]

Would be cool to see a scratch built bounty ship , from empire and rebel ships kit bash! The endless possibilities!

[@littleshopofsongs3481]

Thank you for the litte storys you tell on your artwork.

[@lukeanthony4614]

You are very clever with you designs. I'd love to see this world come to life in a series or movie.

[@bmxadventures]

If you cut up fake flowers you can get a lot of different vegetation. It worked really well on a project I did a long time ago. This is freaking awesome. I subscribed. Thanks for the show.

[@curator3539]

It's such a cool mech! I really love you WIW world, it's so much fun!

[@moirahorton5167]

These are amazing. How about a saloon next?

[@Kleanmonkey]

yes i would love to see more of this style.

[@nohandle498]

Excellent fort Minor reference. And incredible build

[@franckbenjamin5062]

The western steampunk universe is an original idee.and the realisation is always amazing. Soon

[@barryjack3025]

Ooo k. Well here we go... this is Wild all right. Nice work as usual and I can imagine a few more things to go with this storyline. Looks like stuff I designed 20 years ago, but this is your channel! Keep up the GREAT work. Love it.

[@charlesmorey4298]

Feels like wild western steampunk, but more toned back. Like, instead of having gears everywhere and unessecary stuff, everything seems to have a purpose, at least with radio communication. I don't know, I feel like this is the best mix of random stuff to usefulness ratio.

[@yeastbreadskull9445]

Dude, please keep making these, truly amazing

[@gonzochick360]

Dude, I could watch your videos all day.

[@LuisSanchez-qs4nd]

Excellent. This diorama is great!

[@EpilepticLobster]

This is one of the coolest things I've ever seen

[@wigligigly3375]

i think it would be awesome if you could make all of the dioramas connect so it would be like a huge Wild West world on a table somewhere

[@tobyax]

Oh boy your job is poetry.

[@IJstWrkHere]

I'm new to the channel, but I'm so addicted to watching your videos! Keep up the great work!

[@fionasimagination]

The terrain looks great!👍

[@loosecrash]

I really like this Wild West series of yours! I was imagining what life would be like for this prospector. He would be dealing with some of the early autumn weather that hits the Rockies. Riding out the storms inside his wagon with the wood stove blasting.

[@kevinquist]

love this anachronistic wild west series.

[@zastaroth669]

You should build a homestead/ranch with the extra Oxen and horses you've accumulated from all of these wagon kits. It could have an automated milk barn or ironically have a slaughterhouse to add the techy stuff to it.

[@anjulirastogi2451]

Wow man! Really astonishing masterpiece, it's so realistic!!

[@pmedic523]

Your kit bashing skills and vision are next level. Cant wait to see what other interesting machines and places this sci-fi western of yours has! Very much appreciate the minimal steam punkyness.

[@Woodyswoodcarving]

Awesome...just need to make the rest of the movie, I'm watching 👀

[@nsm-nscalemodels]

Fantastic work, very creative, thanks for sharing !

[@robertgriffin662]

Really like these dio's. Please do some more.

[@jaxsouthside6042]

Love it looks like a movie I would watch.

[@gamesplayedpoorly8633]

Wow, I really like how this turned out.

[@thatgamingtitan]

Prospecting ain't easy, but it's an honest living!

[@Jayneflakes]

That was really lovely, thanks for sharing.

[@_thomas1031]

This is so cool,Mate!! Glad your expanding on that concept, Can't wait to see your spin on it🙌🙌🙌

[@FlameTheTurtle]

Your videos are so relaxing 😁😁

[@queksl4777]

Great, excited for a continuation of this world :D

[@henkstubbe4428]

Well done! The middle tree looks like it has a face. Keep doing this awsome work.

[@WWII-Geek-]

It would be awesome to have the valley that he is crossing with some water. Kind of like a creek where he would find some gold

[@pailhorsegaming6762]

I gotta say, the cork board looks pretty good despite it being your first time.

[@MFKR696]

You're probably the only Model-Tuber I've come across who uses guitar strings. I haven't thrown a dead set of strings away in well over 10 years. They're great for a multitude of purposes, from lashing irregular parts to detailing and structural reinforcement. The unwound strings are also really handy for hull/nacelle/barrel halves that don't fit perfectly. You just wrap it around, put a twist in it, and then twist the bung with some pliers until it's good and tight. Don't overdo it, though. Just twist it until the gap is gone. No further. Of course, some stainless trap/snare-wire would be better for that particular purpose, and it's cheaper than guitar strings, but a plain guitar string (preferably a G) will do in a pinch.

[@markc.7984]

I LOVE this one. More Weird Western content, please!

[@Jarcca]

Amazing looking piece of diodrama goodiness!