Between the bottles of glistening potions and the tomes of ancient and forbidden knowledge that filled the shelfs of the crooked tower, small class cloches stood displaying moments frozen in time from the mundane to the extraordinary, from a grave to the depths of the ocean to other plains of existence all could be found. They hand not yet found the mage that called this tower home but they dearly hoped that they would not end up as part of the mages collection. Great work
The onion slicer is cool and a good idea. Now I'm on the lookout for one! The broken wood looks great and the tea light is super effective. Cthulhu + Paint job = Fantastic The sea floor with the anemone and starfish work perfectly. Nothing tacky there. Excellent work!
T-Nu! Pleased to have you round, buddy! Dr. Toys recently put out a video with tealights as well. They really are the hassle-free way to add some light and action to a scene.
Great work with those mini dioramas. Think they look really good. The zombie was my favourite, the light made it pop. It doesn't need to be more than that. Sometimes simple is so much more interesting.
173 thumbs up brother and definitely a magical piece of art and enjoyed watching it Ben and appreciate you sharing it with us and have a wonderful weekend brother 👍👊💯😁
I don't think the star was tacky; I think it actually looks really good considering it was really just a star and not a starfish. If you're ever looking for tiny little detail items like that, you can always look for nail decorations. They're tiny, often very detailed, and there are tons of different themes and styles.
Astounding work, as always, BP. I always really like seeing people do stuff with those LED tealights. Your videos are inspiring for someone like me because you're just a guy with a camera and a crafts bin, putting in the time for some awesome outcomes. Now if only I could get off my butt watching youtube and try this stuff myself. Hah!
Thank you! I love working with whatever is on hand and seeing what I can do. RU-vid is great inspiration but I totally understand it's trapping abilities 🤣
Fantastic work, Ben! I love them all, but I think the illuminated zombie arm gave me the most chills. I really like the cloche idea (and I like to sound pretentious). First time I've heard of your Patreon plan. I signed up instantly to support your amazing level of creativity. I'm a fan! Greetings from Switzerland - Andrew 🍁
I can't thank you enough for the support! 🙏 It took me a while to announce it in a video because I hate asking people for anything 🤣 My favorite changes depending on the day and time but they're all so fun! Hope you're having a great weekend!
Awesome mate! Love Your channel, hope to see it grow to boylei proportions :) I use Ikea cork coasters / mug top thingies for my mini dioramas, just enough space for a hot wheels car and a bit of road / scenery.
Cork coasters are the best! I can't fathom getting as popular as Boylei but I hope to see people continuing to enjoy what I create! Thanks for coming along for the ride 👍
A wonderful collection of lovely creations. Goes to show your superior level of creativity and thinking outside the box. Love it. Keep up the good work! 🙂
Watching this build makes me wish RU-vid would alter the Like button as if it were a rating! Giving the viewer ability to decide how much the video was liked! I've often times wished I could click more than once! This was a 5👍review!(for me)
"Crafting Space". You and I have very different organization. But you're doing great bud. Love these. Have you thought of using thin Extruded Polystyrene for wood? It might be more work but it allows better sculpting.
Thanks! I linked two possible sources on Amazon if you're in the US but they aren't exactly the same as mine. I live in Japan and picked these up locally.
