I Made a Realistic Fire Breathing Dragon Diorama

[@KnarbMakes]

Dude. That flame gout is one of the most realistic miniature flames ive ever seen. My jaw is on the floor, brb gotta go find it.

[@josueduran6881]

It's on the floor.

[@HollywoodWick3d]

@@josueduran6881 To be fair, maybe the floor is shrouded in the darkness of awe.

[@Warhawk76]

It does look amazing!

[@octane2099]

It’s crazy realistic

[@WilliamWilson_org]

Agreed. It's why I clicked!

[@AngelGiraldeZ]

Thanks for the mention!, ❤❤❤

[@Boylei]

Of course! Thanks for your excellent tutorials! I look forward to learning more from you.

[@ESOdanny]

“My cousins out fighting dragons, and what do I get? Guard Duty.”

[@SmexHex]

“Some say you may be the Dragonborn, that’s a high honor”

[@corbindoesthings1795]

yoooo what’s up

[@occamsrayzor]

I used to be an adventurer like you; then I took an arrow in the knee.

[@mastercoolguy2809]

One guard said that to me literally right after he helped me kill a dragon in falkreath

[@themanwhowouldbebrick]

What’s the matter, somebody stole your sweetroll?

[@Nerdforge]

This turned out absolutely incredible!

[@Boylei]

Thank you! Appreciate you watching!

[@im_Game711]

I 100% Agree Nerdforge!

[@seanobrien7169]

Funny, or maybe even ironic, but you had to pivot on this project yet it turned out to be among your best ones. This one is very effective, simple in concept but the execution is damn near perfect. Beautiful piece.

[@Jan_Strzelecki]

There are no mistakes - only happy accidents 🙂

[@frankierzucekjr]

I agree, he nailed it. The dragons fire chasing him as he rides by. Definitely one of my favorites

[@anonaki-mt6xb]

@@Jan_Strzelecki You took my words right out of Bob's mouth.

[@AdirondackRuby]

Really love how the fire curves, definitely gives the feeling of an angry, mid-blast, course correction.

[@nickh5081]

Really adds the illusion of action to a static diorama!

[@mrtoto9749]

Thank you for getting me into the hobby of modeling!!! Love the content

[@theredstorm6222]

Me tooo 😃

[@thomaswilliams5503]

What things have you made so far?

[@818Diecast]

Same!

[@sapphic_sophie]

Same!! Studson and Boylei have both been soooo inspiring for me 😊

[@818Diecast]

@@sapphic_sophie Studsons stuff is so killer. So much imagination!

[@MemoGGG16]

Your favorite youtubers watching your favorite youtubers... That's how a real community feels like!

[@apexminiatures528]

OMW THE FIRE LOOKS SO GOOOOOD. This looks freaking great. Love what you do

[@LightsCameraAnts]

I always love if when you use the cotton for fire technique! It just works so well!

[@Fanny-Fanny]

That volumetric flame effect is absolutely phenomenal. Much respect, sir! Unbelievable skill, emersion and general kudos. Wow.

[@HouseDM]

Wow. Breathtaking. Breathgiving. Just wow.

[@IstherLord]

I really like this 'character focused' pieces. Get me wondering whether the knight survived or joined the unfortunate fella on the ground there. But I like to think he made it, barely. Either way, both dragon and knight are locked in a struggle and one isn't walking out alive. I hope you do more pieces with such focus on character moments in the future, specially for your wild west setting

[@etopsirhc]

judging by the posture of the dragon that knight is about to get swatted off the horse rather hard, particularly if he goes for the stab. if not he has a chance to circle back around for a better angle and a more lethal stab.

[@CthonicSoulChicken]

@@etopsirhc Nah--he's at full tilt--that dragon is dead to rights. That Lance is going right through its guts. It might fly off to die elsewhere, though.

[@thecommenter578]

The path of the fire and the irregularities in the brightness of the flame. Just perfection

[@pinionatedminion38]

Amazing this as always, my dude! As for the serpent, maybe you could still use it with more murky water? Like, a swamp or runoff. Personally, I think you could customize it with more of a prehistoric worm look, place it in a tar pit, and put it in your weird west setting. The California tar pits seem like a natural fit.

[@emmap6699]

Piggybacking off of this, maybe a snow serpent ala Subnautica Below Zero?

[@matthewdbranson]

Oh my gosh that flame is so good! It's amazing! I can feel the heat coming from it!!

[@mistac5050]

Ok, so you're going to also begin an imaginary medieval town series to run concurrently with your imaginary wild west series? Got it! Great idea!

[@pigeoncc5336]

That would actually be so cool, the possibilities are limitless

[@SmexHex]

hmmmm… then he can merge the two into war!

[@earlware4322]

​@@SmexHex Wait, a war? Oh just great! Who am I supposed to cheer for; the steampunk cowboys or the jetpack knights?? 😳😥😮

[@tardigrademicro]

The curved flame adds so much movement, it looks amazing!

[@Diamond_Hammer]

Good call on the flames, curving it brings it to life, our Hero galloping toward the Dragon with him trying to keep up and toast his attacker. Sweet dio.

[@weemer9051]

Once again blowing everyone away with these small but amazing dioramas. I think this is my personal favourite of yours so far.

[@cavemanbob82]

I love the curved flame. Gives motion and action to the scene, and tells a story

[@sandwichman8u]

It's amazing how good that fire looks, I haven't heard of painting a diorama to look like directional lighting although I don't consume much diorama content so maybe I'm just living under a rock, perhaps you could utilize and display this effect in a future project.

[@BillMakingStuff]

that fire looks awesome.

[@frankierzucekjr]

This is definitely one of my favorites.. I like the idea that the dragon is chasing him with the fire as he turns his head. That looks perfect, you freakin nailed it. Very well done. This looks so real and accurate, very cool. Sooo awesome

[@marklloyd7159]

Just absolutely amazing the planet is better off with people like you in it and sharing your skills show s your dedication to make it more butiful thankyou peace and love lloydy

[@portablecity]

I gotta say, that is the best fire I've ever seen, this one turned out so good! Adding all the movement in really added something.

[@oliverpopadich9021]

The motion of the fire is really superb. Takes the project from good to great.

[@Banana-lf4lm]

My good sir, you've outdone yourself once again

[@DonGlassjr]

The Star Wars dioramas was always been my favorites, but I think they just dropped a spot. A Dragon with fire using led just went to number One. Thanks for all the fantastic work.

[@MaskedRiderChris]

Nice work! The dragon looks great in particular and yes, Angel Giraldez is a genius painter.

[@BJKasowski]

🙀🙀with all wires hidden it's just AWESOME! WOW!

[@CCMinis]

That turned out absolutely incredible - nice work Boylei!

[@GustavoRubioGSR]

The best fire effect I have seen in dioramas. One example of the phrase "less is more"

[@browe]

Love your "think-aloud" commentary throughout your projects, and here I appreciated the example of how one can pivot when the sense & respond cycle of experimentation tells you things just aren't going where you planned. 😃 Cheers!

[@jesserusinski7972]

This is the most realistic flame I have ever seen! Incredible

[@joshuahancock2079]

The positioning and poses are perfect! The curved flame really makes it feel like the knight is just barely escaping a fiery death. On top of that, the knight has been able to rush the dragon and is poised to strike its exposed belly with his lance. You can actually see the story in this diorama. Its looks to me like the knight made a risky gamble to charge the dragon, nearly getting charred in the process, but that he will now gut the dragon and strike it down. Very good work! Also, as for the sea serpent, maybe you could have it coming out of a tar pit. This might make for a unique diorama will avoiding the drawbacks of the partial serpent design.

[@uni_shadow164]

Wow! Amazing! Well Done, the dragon's breath and paint work was outstanding!

[@falloutboy9993]

This is phenomenal work. I absolutely love how you posed them. There is no certainty of the outcome. It’s an invitation to imagine what happened. This kind of balance is my favorite type of fantasy art. Thank you very much for sharing.

[@tcon1479]

Absolutely stunning! Every single time!!!

[@devonpenner7177]

Such a simple build but one of my favourites! The dragon's pose really tells all the story in this fight!🙌🤌

[@onlunarseas]

Even without the lighting that's one of the best fire effects I've seen. The curve adds so much to the realism. And with the light on the effect is absolutely incredible. You've really outdone yourself here, great work!

[@BPCustomCreations]

Really stunning realistic result on that fire! I love the terrain of the base too!

[@PuggleStudiosOG]

Love it. You encouraged me do do this diorama/scratch bashing stuff :)

[@That_Stock_Subie]

Every video I watch I am more and more impressed with the craftsmanship

[@leoalgar9538]

This is amazing. you should make a western build with a rickety old ocean monster hunting submarine resin build with a big sea monster, you have inspired me to attempt to make my own resin model, thanks so much.

[@ewmhop]

THIS IS THE BEST ST. GEORGE AND DRAGON EVER.GREAT VIDEO SIR,LOVE YOUR CHANNEL. GOD BLESS

[@Themodelman]

Looks amazing, the scene and setting really tell a story! and those fire effects... wow!

[@HydraLunatic]

The fire turned out amazing, I could spend hours looking at it

[@silverwolfairsoft1960]

I would love to see more from this medieval series!

[@turnerrussell152]

Could be your best project. The flame is absolutely amazing

[@joeshmoe9978]

Besides his amazing projects, his narration is the best. I love his use of intelligent humor. The parts about the Neapolitan trifecta and "the flame should look like cheetos, but not flaming hot cheetos" were killing me. 😂

[@zrackzar8282]

The fire is just soo real looking!! Another beautiful project!

[@4THECRAFT]

Nice work mate . It reminds me of the many hours I spent fighting dragons in Skyrim 🙂👍

[@seanhobbs3624]

Brilliant. You have an amazing sense of creativity-not only with the individual pieces themselves which unfailingly stand alone perfectly but also with inspired new ideas.

[@Geordiecrafts]

oh my WORD, this turned out beautiful! That curved fire was an incredible touch, it adds a whole new dimension!

[@Arkie80]

Never ceases to amaze me how good that cotton and LED technique looks for making fire.

[@wallabaatar]

I’m assuming you had very little time to switch directions and still get the video out this week, which makes the end result even more amazing!! Visually this is one of my favorites ever, and it literally looks like it’s a snapshot of real fire! Awesome job!!

[@fubarsnafu4994]

Excellent diorama - From the paint to the flames.. Spot on!

[@bluknight99]

Holy SCHNIKEY! That is some of the most amazing looking fire I've ever seen on a diorama! You've inspired me to get over my trepidation with using LED filament. Excellent piece!

[@rikcarl]

Absolutely amazing work! What an artist. Thank you for sharing.

[@PetesWorld01]

Great stuff as always, the fire effect looks fantastic! I'm wondering if the figures you have left could be used for a series of knights Vs creatures from myth/ legends?

[@ladle7751]

^^^^^^^ This

[@gaiuscymeon5449]

Seconded

[@2phonesjones899]

3rd

[@kjabber7245]

I love the detail of the fire curving as the dragon follows the path of the knight trying to get him. Very nice!

[@trikepilot101]

Great composition. Attention is drawn by the brightest fire at the dragon's face, then you follow his eyeline to the knight's head and the lance leads the eye back to the dragon and around again.

[@obiwankenobi3534]

This is one of your most simple yet one of the best. Do more with fire that looks AWESOME

[@AndrewJones09]

Good morning. For a possible video you should have the serpent on a large body of water with a small or large boat going past it. Something like the serpent’s pass in avatar the last air bender.

[@therookiegamingpaintingsho756]

Good morning

[@hamper4770]

Good morning

[@yuenhohui2193]

Good morning

[@jaymarcus5786]

Good morning.

[@jjjjames126]

Good morning

[@dataglasses]

I sometimes don't like the filament aspect, but I gotta say that flame looks hot enough for cooking on!

[@monicavix6036]

This is still such a great build! However, I would still love to see the sea monster idea you had. Maybe you could look online to see if they have prints of the monster's curved "midsection" and try to edit it in blender? Hell, since it's a Critical Role item, you could just email Matt Mercer to see if he'll give the file to you! That man is one of the kindest people in the TTRPG community

[@jtjr26]

Amazing work. The flames really pop.

[@cferguson37]

bending that fire ploom elevates this to a higher level...the suggestion of motion makes it really dynamic!!

[@kek23k]

The flame effect has worked brilliantly in this one. Awesome work as always.

[@Haggen1976]

Que hermoso diorama y que realista queda, felicitaciones!

[@SupersaiyanChristian]

absolutely beautiful piece. you have an amazing talent here. please keep sharing!

[@reddragon4482]

That fire effect looks incredible. Simple but so effective.

[@guleri]

The flames comming from the dragon loks amazing! Impressive to see how you go from one idea to make another and make it look this good!

[@paul5103]

Holy crap! That’s amazing! It looked good before you turned it on but when you dimmed the lights and hit the switch….wow!

[@lmhernandez1077]

That flame looks so realistic, what an awesome project.

[@RealAndySkibba]

Turned out phenomenal. Those little led filaments are super versatile.

[@tomstuart2652]

Wow! So simple but so effective. Thank you.

[@Кеф-и7м]

Безумно классные работы! Огромное спасибо за ваше творчество!!!)))

[@siftol]

DUUUUUUUDE! Absolutely fantastic work! MORE medieval fantasy dioramas PLEASE! Maybe a creepy dungeon crawl scene lit only by the adventurers torches or the glow of some magical treasure they discovered?

[@tachi98lep]

Fantastic little diorama, the dragon and knight look awesome!

[@Fourjs606]

Thank you for making such great content it makes me smile every time.

[@dmcslay]

Excellent choice to slew the fire gout. The whole scene looks fantastic.

[@danstoybox71]

WOW!!! That's awesome!!!! That flame effect is the best I've ever seen!

[@AkselDraws]

One of your best dioramas so far. Keep up the good work.

[@Delta501st]

Every time you say "I called it good" it gives me some confidence in my own hobbying. I think it's because I have trouble knowing when something is "finished" and the way you phrase it reminds me that it's finished when I decide it is, and I really appreciate that.

[@euansmith3699]

Ooph! The knight is going right for the groin 😳 The lighting effect, and the sense of motion from the curving flame is super cool.

[@deweyg5377]

Very impressive! The flame is at another level. Great job.

[@Elerad]

Love that lighting effect on the fire. Looks fantastic.

[@crrnan_thrr_brrbrrrianrock9092]

Wish I could give this multiple likes. It's so well done. The 🔥 is on point, looks very real. !!

[@crackerbarrelkid-52]

Wow that flame effect is top shelf!!!! 👍👍

[@littledogo9301]

The flame thing was the most impressive part. Very cool diorama

[@ras.alhague]

Stunning project with a great visual effect. I would be delighted to see more of this medieval theme....

[@ddetorrice3]

The best one yet. More medieval!

[@brandooooon5]

Amazing. Its like every diorama tells a whole story

[@joannamayverceles2909]

This is probably one of my favourite!!! It looks so good!!!

[@Roadworkahead15]

1: That has to be one of your best works. I love it 2: The music at the end reminds me of Maze Runner. Anyone else?

[@PanAndScanBuddy]

Once again, like Bob Ross, you calmly turned your accidents into beautiful art. Great job, BHT!

[@Druforithe]

I’m amazed at how that cotton ball flame looks!

[@nobeldnoble7048]

Bravest horse i have ever seen!!...hehehe....amazing creation!....thanks for sharing and keep it up!!