Lake Terror | Epoxy Resin Diorama

[@bobbystudios4014]

Wow, this looks incredible. Never would I thought a diorama would be so immersive

[@thepkeezy]

Like sitting on a heated toilet seat

[@ali.e7860]

@@thepkeezy Had a little smile because of your comment☺️

[@thepkeezy]

@ali. e Heheh 🙃

[@feitopuns]

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[@AdrianNVT]

@@thepkeezy bruh literally me rn

[@katehall804]

Honestly, the way the man has his hand on his hip makes him look like a Midwestern dad vastly under reacting to something. Like, “Huh. How ‘bout that. Giant Moose Man.” I love it

[@DenverMusician]

Totally!!! 😂

[@jackgoulding4037]

In native folklore, the Wendigo is actually a human whose spirit has been corrupted, either as a result of greed or eating human flesh, or being trained by another Wendigo. Their bodies rot and become emaciated, but depending on the region or the specific story there may or may not be antlers. They feast on human flesh (so not herbivores) and turn other humans into Wendigos, so they are essentially a native American vampire. Definitely one of my favorite monsters, loved your rendition of it! Keep up the great work!

[@cryptiouss]

I do like the human version of the wendigo, however honestly I like the Deer/animal version better, it looks more creepy and Erie IMO.

[@andrewhowell4401]

I would like to see him do a human wendigo. I like to think that a human wendigo turned a mouse into a wendigo kind of like a zombie dog and that's why it's a herbivore.

[@Hello2MeatChainer]

yikes yall. unless you're part of the Indigenous culture this comes from, you honestly shouldn't be talking about it. It's not a cryptid or some horror monster like a vampire -- it's a spirit whose story is deeply sacred and it's considered disrespectful (and in some traditions actually dangerous) to even speak about it or say its name. Definitely recommend refraining from talking about it like this. jsyk

[@kindperson7047]

​@@Hello2MeatChainerReligious groups can't tell us what we're allowed to say. Unless you're part of the culture this comes from, then it honestly doesn't matter if you talk about the wendigo. Just trying to help.

[@Hello2MeatChainer]

@@kindperson7047 sure but it's still real disrespectful to Ojibwe ppl to do so and appropriative to make media about their culture 🤷

[@EthanfromEngland-]

The vibe I get from this isnt fear. Especially with the music choice the vibe I get is of a person who is revisiting an old friend who happens to be a Wendigo. Whether, the man knows who it is, or suspects it to be someone he once knew. They are looking at each other with a sense of understanding. 7:44 Another amazing build!

[@reno5785]

True, it seems as though the frontiersman just encountered an old friend.

[@ncrest4365]

I swear it's the music

[@kepler-186f]

Ohh ya it’s definitely the music

[@lachlannash2938]

i felt it was like they knew eachother were harmless and it seemed like the wendigo was just going on with its business as the man admired it

[@zanelenene3288]

they met over at the cattanooga cheese explosion ,wendigo's treat

[@craigjoshua8097]

The ripples ans depth of the water is just mind-blowing detail, especially when illuminated, just wow! 😁

[@calemd8499]

I feel that this really captured the moment of shock for the both of them, making that moment where they both freeze and turning that into something far longer, well done :D

[@austingomez9630]

Agree

[@Btn1136]

This is a top KZbin channel. All killer, no filler.

[@googiegress]

The lantern light hitting the ripples just right, and the ripples creating shadows on the lakebed, are some really cool effects.

[@alexvanansem7806]

love to see when you gonna make a flying monster for the wildwest

[@Curleyconcon]

Considering the setting, we could see a flying machine as well.

[@Craftlngo]

@@Curleyconcon I had the Idea of the flying steam train from _Back to the future 3._ That thing would fit really well!

[@brooksadamson1993]

Needs to be a Vulture…it just has the old west vibe

[@earlware4322]

@@brooksadamson1993 Yeah, I could see a couple 8' tall vultures on the side of the trail eating a cow or horse while a mech wagon train continues along the path. Or a Thunderbird clutching a full grown cow as it flies away from a couple cowboys guarding what's left of the herd.

[@ret7army]

Considering this particular diorama and its commentary the flying monster has to be based on Rocky

[@steaky6523]

I love the idea of the monster being a gentle giant that’s only misunderstood and provoked into attacking people because they think it’s a terrifying monster. Hopefully our frontiersman realizes this and befriends or leaves it alone.

[@RealTerrainHobbies]

love the sculpt of the Windego and atmosphere of the piece as a whole. Well done man :)

[@russianman2997]

They are my favourite creature they quite interesting

[@DrRaven-xh2nf]

I freaking love wendigos

[@dr.wallacebreen3859]

@@DrRaven-xh2nf well don't love them *too much*

[@Powerhaus88]

That's not a wendigo

[@Smohkey]

His trees be looking like some weed buds lmfao!

[@jdraegon]

"HOLY SHIT A GIANT MOOSE!!" Canadians: "First time?"

[@That_Bleeding_Idiot]

As a Canadian I approve and appreciate this comment

[@patmanchester8045]

Bullwinkle's evil twin

[@dillonrose3428]

Boylei, I’ve made the conclusion you’re without a doubt my favorite human. I watch and rewatch your stuff. I wait for the next video on the the edge of my seat. Thank you man. Idk how many times I’ve watched this specific video of yours but I think it’s up there with my favorites.

[@puff_ball4705]

Leaves crushed underfoot as the man walked, the sound mingling with the natural noises of the surrounding forest. It was cold, the man's breath fogging the air whenever his exhaled, but he was not bothered by it. He stepped over a decaying log, the lantern clutched in his hand swaying, the old metal creaking at the movement. The flame housed inside flickered, its light more then enough to show the man his surroundings. He really should be asleep at the moment, he knew, huddled under the covers and cuddling up to his wife as they both slept, not wondering the forest in the dead of night. But here he was, doing just that. On any other night, he would have indeed been asleep, but something stirred within him at supper hours ago, something that wasnt his dinner. He had tried to ignore the feeling in his gut, but in the end he had failed. Call him crazy for it, he didn't care. Whatever this urge was leading him to, he knew it was important. The trees began to thin, and the sound of slow flowing water reached the man's ears. Mere moments later, he was standing at the rivers bed, barely a metre from yeah the water licked at the river bed. He stood there for a moment, wondering why on earth this gut feeling had lead him to the river. Suddenly this midnight stoll seemed so stuipd. Blast, he must be going mad, listening to his gut without thought. With a sound somewhere between and groan and sigh, the man turned to leave. But just as he had turned his back to the river, he heard a noise. A strange huff filled the air, and the man froze. That sound, as crazy and stuipd it may seem, he knew it. He'd heard it before, years ago, when he was still in his prime. But it couldn't be, could it? Surely not. The man slowly turned to face the river once more, his lantern raised. And there, illuminated by the orange-yellow glow of his lantern, stood a beast who towered over him by many feet, the face of a moose pointed towards him, small pieces of grass and other thing dangling from its antlers. It was a terrifying sight, truly. Yet the man felt no fear. Instead, in its place he felt familiarity build up in his chest. So, this is what that urge was leading him towards. The two stared at each other, neither making a move or sound. That is, until the man spoke. "Hello, old friend. It's been a while." That night, up until the sun peaked out from the horizon, the man and beast spoke for the first time in over a decade, sharing a long waited catch up with each other. (Wow, didn't expect to watch this video and end up writing this little thing. But, I did. So... here, I guess.(yes, this is inspired by the comments saying how this scene sas giving off the aura of two friends meaning again))

[@jordanlaatz837]

This was amazing

[@Jaybiiird]

That was so cool!! I didnt think they were friends at all upon my first viewing but I really really like that take on it!!! Thanks a ton!

[@Kdshifley]

That’s so good you should be an author

[@osoverde3443]

tu mama

[@nattygains4104]

we didnt ask for it, but you delivered a master piece anyway, great job it was amazing.

[@lethalbutterknife2311]

Honestly this Monster series is unreal… both the imagination and execution of the idea! Hands down one of ur best 😌🤌

[@lemcrossview5358]

Absolutely in love with how this turned out. Especially seeing the light shine through the resin and casting the ripples on the sand beneath the "water". Beautifully sculpted!

[@AbandonedMiniatures]

That lantern light just gave it so much mood and interest. Really like this one!

[@freddywilliams9837]

I know it's meant to be spooky but I love the vibe of the frontiersman just silently admiring this gigantic wendigo emerging from the water while it quietly lumbers on.

[@mikes5637]

As one of the many who requested the wendigo this was not what I expected... but even better! The lamp and the wendigo emerging from the lake really set this off.

[@priyanshutogame]

This one's my favourite. I love moonlight, riverside, the monster, human with lantern 🏮. I mean seriously, what more could anybody ask?

[@carrie4910]

100% would NOT want to be this explorer….. I am both amazed and creeped out with this build 😝

[@Andrewlang90]

Between your incredible work, your creativity, your calm filming style and dry humour, your channel has it all

[@4THECRAFT]

Very nice mate. The lighting makes it look very real and creepy 😳

[@Rawkwilder]

Imagine how terrifying this scenario would be. You're in the forest and want to get a quick sip from a lake and that guy is there. Pointing his glowy thingy in your eyes

[@wallabaatar]

Finished watching…and immediately watched it again. Digital sculpting is so good, and the end result of this build is mesmerizing. Awesome build!!

[@newportmike8519]

Damn you!! I was doing just fine noodling on my guitar while watching random vids on guitar or surfing and stumbled on your miner build and now I am hooked and have abandoned my guitar practice. Love all the themes and creativity. Kinda want to sell my guitar now and get a creature printing rig or whatever and start making cool stuff.

[@ealbar1]

This is probably one of my favorites so far, especially the glamour shots at the end, the moon-esque lighting combined with the awesome orange of the lantern brings this whole scene together. I feel terrified for the little guy.

[@0777coco]

i've been on a bit of a horror diorama binge the last few days again, and i gotta say - while it surprised me at first - it's nice having a voice to accompany and explain the crafting process instead of just watching the timelapse play out for once haha

[@rlspanky]

Outstanding work. PS, I love the reference to Rocky & Bullwinkle. Nice to see all us old people are still around an remember the Great cartoons.

[@SG-de6vw]

If you read this, I want you to know that you are an inspiration. My 9 yo son and I watch a diorama video every night before bed, and you are my favorite. Thank you.

[@Teufeltusken]

I always love your Fantasy Wild West projects, but this one is a level up.

[@levivahlenkamp4658]

Your insanely talented and I hope you understand the awe and complexity of your work.

[@dravendfr]

That was a gorgeous diorama, I especially loved Bulkwinkle.

[@ThatAnimalChannel]

I literally stared at that thumbnail for a hot second. Such a beautiful peice of art!!! So realistic looking!! I could imagine that lighting overhead of the scene, being the light from the moon in the sky!

[@rubenrivera8618]

Literally as the ending song is playing I’m writing a whole movie and script in my head, genre, thriller/maybe horror or just thriller. This could be something. 🙌🏽

[@DerpyPossum]

*”The Dark Side of Canada”…*

[@spartacus10921]

Your painting and water effects always blow me away

[@modelermark172]

A fine addition to your Wild, Imaginary West Series! What really got me was the contrast between the 21st Century 3D modeling techniques you used to create your monster, followed-up by the basic modeling used to paint it and make the base. Another job well done! Happy Halloween! Now, about that Steampunk Train/Monorail and the Airship . . . .

[@Spikewillrule]

I had this dream when I was 7 and still remembered it. Never thought 25 years later some dude on youtube would make a physical version of it

[@laughterismed]

I feel like this man has a unique relationship with the Wendigo. Like, as a child, he got to thinking it was his friend. The beast protected him, in a way. Scaring off the bullies that tormented the man as a child. Now, in his older age, he protects the beast from being hunted. But is torn as he knows the Wendigo hunts those who trespass on his shoreline. Yet, he can't bear the thought of turning his back on this creature he's known most of his life.

[@mscheunemann]

The Black 3.0 really sells the effort you put in to the coloring details and allow them all to shine spectacularly. Thank you for sharing you hobby with us!

[@richarddeboer43]

Absolutely love these western builds! Yet another very cool one. A flying monster would be cool to see, that or maybe some type of herd of smaller monsters, similar to the buffalo hunters of old

[@amandafrazier9724]

I was eating when the words "one child-friendly wendigo is Bullwinkle" and that was almost it for me. This is gorgeous.

[@santiklingo]

you should absolutely do a video going further in depth on how you create in nomad sculpt, seeing the sped up creation of the moose guy was super interesting !

[@dogvhs]

i’m coming back to this and i’m still floored by how incredible this is. makes me think of summers me and my folks spent up in maine! my grandparents had this house right on the lake and this makes me think of that! it’s so eerie and fascinating, i love this

[@tylerwright4185]

The gun reloading sounds for the glue gun cracked me up :D Also, I'm doing my own pieces after being inspired by this channel and doing some extensive research into how to bring my ideas to life my own way. I really can't get enough of these build vids

[@gaborjooris2739]

mate, this is honestly amazing, I even got small tears from how impressive that clip where you showed the final result was.

[@specialshera]

Oh, this is a DELIGHT. :D I'm impressed by your sculpting abilities both in reality and in digital space, and I always love epoxy/water effects in dioramas. Awesome job!

[@brentonjoseph]

WOW!! I have so much more appreciation for your perfect resin work on this project after watching your most recent vid about your earlier resin fail! Thank you for everything you teach us!

[@Napolitano24]

This is truly art… I’m new to your channel. I don’t play any war top games (I didn’t even know it was a thing) but let me tell you… the realism and depth of lingering thoughts you leave us with each sculpture… you make me want to start creating dioramas myself.😩🙏🏻💙

[@joshvanv5281]

May I just say the lighting you have on it at the end is perfect

[@Pigeon_z]

This diorama you made really inspired me to make a wendigo model myself I really love these videos calming and helping keep up this astonishing work.

[@abcde_fz]

Water ripples! What a trip!! I did not know one could grab such a thing off a shelf, wherever fine hobby supplies are sold!!! :-)

[@scromly1169]

This is insanely amazing. I just stumbled onto this channel and feel like making these miniature scenes would be a hobby I’d absolutely love

[@sinifexxephinis4310]

Rocky is a wendigo, that hilarious and I love the idea. Also a fantastic diorama. Really cool that you 3d printed the moose and this makes me want to try dioramas.

[@bravegirladventures5311]

I LOVED this! I have zero knowledge when it comes to hobbies and crafts like this but I find your explanations really interesting and strangely relaxing. My favourite of your dioramas so far!

[@zzzleepyhead9101]

That transition at 1:27 was smooth as hell! Also, I can't stop watching your videos. As someone who wants to get started in crafting sets like these, your content is always so inspiring and playful. I find myself always taken aback by how effective simplicity really can be in things like these. Thanks so much for sharing your creative process with us!! 😃

[@LaserGadgets]

Ok, your joke got me :< I admit it. Was about to google it.

[@skips8616]

That looks amazing! I also like how you talk us through your process instead of the more common music only (no errors) stuff of others.

[@derelictmachine7671]

You absolutely KILLED IT on the wendigo model. You really captured the thin, sinewy and deadly as hell look. Would be real interesting to see more of the modelling work in the future. Phenomenal.

[@theGhostWolfe]

This monster is awesome, but it’s not remotely w*endigo-like.

[@Josh31287]

I could watch these videos all day....you are most definitely an amazing artist. You should sell your work... people would pay good money for it I'm sure.

[@KingYurtleOfTurtle]

The spooky vibes reminded me of the Outer Wilds DLC. Have you had a chance to play it, and would you consider making a diorama for any part of the DLC? Love your work, I look forward to every update!

[@Boylei]

Completed the DLC last week. Absolutely incredible. I wouldn’t want to spoil anything for anyone, but definitely considered making a dio from it. I’d certainly like to at some point!

[@dr.wallacebreen3859]

@@Boylei it would be awesome if you made a carnivore wendigo that would have a deer skull head with flesh on the rest of its body, and it would be cool if it was supposed to be on the Appalachian Trail

[@dr.wallacebreen3859]

@@Boylei hell, you can even make the carnivore wendigo attack a road, whether it's rural or a busy highway, the thought of it attacking a highway is honestly creepier.

[@powercore2305]

I have not seen this kind of artwork done before and i am blown away how creative you are, great work well done!

[@ocalicreek]

Serious question - are there any of your dioramas that you look at when they're done and think about what you might have done differently, or perhaps changed? Or are you generally content with the result when the footage is in the can?

[@BobbyVanStone]

that Water Ripples product is amazing, always satisfying to watch you apply that

[@frankierzucekjr]

Man this is cool. So wicked. The moss hanging on his antlers was a nice touch. Also liked where the guys light barley lights up the monster figure. Great job buddy. Can you imagine walking up on something like that? Lol Also idk how exactly how you made that figure, but man, you freakin nailed it. Original and so very cool

[@chrissinatra1217]

That light does so much for it. It’s so good

[@dempseyperry1483]

Really glad to see you specify this is not a depiction of a W*ndigo, very respectful 😁 love this series!!

[@carnival5458]

Man, your talent is absolutely unmatched!! I’ve been binging your videos and you have an amazing ability to tell a story with just a little slice of the world. Not to mention your sense of humor is perfectly dry! Now, back to my binging!! Can’t wait to see what else you create

[@Shucksofficial]

All the skinwalker stories I’ve ever read (and that’s a lot), they’re usually always a deer or wolf form, never moose. Regardless, this was actually super well done and gives a really good eerie vibe that I’m obsessed with. Very well done!

[@SkilasSkilasGaming]

Man, this may be my favorite one that I've seen. I'm sure that'll change though as I binge your videos and watch the new ones as they come out lol.

[@douglasallar9176]

As someone who is a fan of the Windigo folklore, this is perfect!

[@niklasbucker7359]

I just adore the homage on the original story of "the Wendigo"!!! its so super cool!

[@Road_Rash]

If the windigo had glowing red eyes, that would've been the icing on the cake right there...a more emaciated & half rotted creature would've been awesome too...still way better than that one I never built! Lol!!!

[@cyno6]

I've been binge watching these. You're like a modern day, 3-d sculpting, Bob Ross.

[@falconfire29]

your 3d sculpting skills are insane and not appreciated enough like you managed to design a monster that anatomically makes sense but also is diverges from anything that exists in the real world

[@Yamooski7]

out of all the dioramas ive seen on youtube this is my favorite 👍

[@hadrienvesseron5321]

Amazing work, diorama wise and video editing too. I can see you poured at least part of soul here to make this one extra special. Thanks

[@manlymanyo2511]

These videos are addicting. And relaxing. Your work is awesome. Keep em comin. Glad i came across your channel

[@1Deep43VA]

This is so dope. I love that fact that you were inspired enough to actually accomplish one of your dreams, whereas I struggle to gather up the courage to even attempt one of mine.

[@decentcupid5354]

I just LOVE your dioramas that implement little LED lights your dioramas always look so realistic but then you add the little lights and it takes it to another level I thought it might have been cool to make the monsters eyes glow but it looks incredible and terrifying love the content

[@Ultrakrill2411]

I have never taken any interest in epoxy resin dioramas before, got this in my recommended already hooked

[@FuzzyRSK]

The futuristic wild world is turning out awesome. I like how your monsters are based on real animals. It's very impressive and impressive keep up the good work

[@Gadget-Walkmen]

This looks like it would be an AWESOME moment in a movie or a video game! So epic! Would love for this to be in a story medium of either one!

[@oofrank6751]

I love watching these now, epoxy resin is so cool for these Dioramas.

[@TreF68]

This is my favorite video of yours. It's legit terrifying.

[@danieljohns9889]

Love the wild imaginary west series! Would be cool to see a large monster interact with one of the mules? Maybe the monster hunting the mechs or something! really lovely stuff

[@kieran-devereux]

The attention to detail is incredible! These are so fun to watch.

[@dylanwillette8978]

I cannot believe I am just now finding this channel, this is remarkable!

[@jamessinnett5710]

What a beautiful piece of ART you have created.

[@DEATH-THE-GOAT]

*WOW!* just looking at your diorama makes me feel very very small and a bit scared. Congratulations Sir! Amazing... and scary

[@Jonas-df1lb]

DAAAAMN son, i think i just found a new hobby!! man THIS is awesome, you can FEEL this build with the music!!!

[@wil0514]

The vibe of this build gave me goosebumps at the end with the showcase. I am loving all your builds but this one is my favorite at the moment keep up the great work.

[@h-ink-visualversatility974]

Outstanding craftsmanship. I've always had a fascination with hand-made miniatures.

[@foggyvhs8790]

man that's amazing! I do get an eerie feeling seeing moose in the moonlight, they're just gigantic

[@Christopher-pz1mc]

wOW THIS IS amazing. most ppl would do a projeckt like this whit computer but that you can do it irl is just amazing

[@karengilchrist9774]

Just started watching your channel and I can't wait to see the rest of your Wild Imaginary West vids. Very good and fun so far.

[@RAVEN_SPRING_]

Love the water ripples that the Moose is creating

[@DanielCooper1]

Your fantasy and Sci Fi diorama creativity is so top notch. Love it.

[@truthhurts3524]

I’m hooked on your videos, perfectly timed and fun to watch. Thanks for sharing!

[@benmiles00]

Dude! That is amazing!! I can only hope to be that good at creating dioramas one day.