They thought it was driftwood / Diorama / Creepy beetle

Great news for everyone who wants to make as cool miniatures as ours, and collect tons of views - we have opened access to unique educational content on Patreon.

This is a real story that happened to two guys. They went on vacation to a lake and wanted a good rest from the bustle of the city.
There were snags sticking out of the lake, but they had no idea what they were pouring into the lake for many years. Various chemical waste has turned a small beetle into a huge monster that feeds on flesh.

Anycubic Photon Ultra - the first DLP printer, which is a new printing technology, that uses a projector and a surface light source to deliver light more evenly to resin compared to LCD printers.

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[minibrickscraft]

Great news for everyone who wants to make as cool miniatures as ours, and collect tons of views - we have opened access to unique educational content on Patreon.

[haileystarlight]

17:08 the transition from a hype summer pop music to a muffled, underwater like sound with an eerie undertone is just genius

[cyborgan]

The amount of environmental storytelling expressed through your builds, especially the horror-themed ones, is amazing. Can’t wait to see what you create next!

[nocubemc]

This is true art. This diorama tells the story without any words.
Also I love the moment, when music changed from happy to scary at 17:10, when this terrifying creature is fully revealed!

[DarkMatters]

There's a whole story beyond this build, which you've told absolutely brilliantly and without a single word. So beautiful.❤

[RoyceLovesHisShotgun]

When I saw it had eggs, the whole thing instantly leveled up for me. Also, loved the toxic waste barrels, great visual storytelling💯

[cs-lwxf]

the thing i’m most impressed by is the modeling of the beetle. that level of detail is so hard to make happen with any modeling software. it probably took hours to design, and it shows very well the effort you put into these things

[MrRickle]

Coming across this just made my entire night, maybe my week. My late husband used to build really detailed diorama’s and scenes like this and I used to just love to sit and watch how brilliant of an artist he was. This reminded me of his work so very much and with the music it felt so much like I was sitting with my guy and watching him do the things he loved. I’m so impressed with your work.

[lordstanley]

Production, sound, visuals, skill, artistry, the whole thing end to end is my favorite project to experience here… awesome.

[blaiddthewolf]

The environmental storytelling is absolutely astounding

[Jace_ScribeofPalara]

I'm in absolute awe at the sheer amount of patience, time, skill, and steadiness needed to make something as amazing and stunning as this

[bystandersarah]

I love how you keep a “stash” of mini trees/plants under your desk!🤩

[BCATC.r]

2 years later and still my favorite you've ever done !

[MerryKeli]

I especially love these dioramas which have a very care-free, chill vibe from one perspective and then a total nightmare fuel from another perspective.

[AirProGames]

Love how you don’t commentate on your work, describing the detail or the creature, but when it comes to the printer, you basically bombard us with everything good about it

[thesighbored]

Cool concept and it looks great! Torn between the old school method of clay, foil, wire and sculpting against CAD designed and 3D printed..

[MarkAtherton-bfpq]

The way you reveal the story is a wonderful addition to watching your modeling skills.

[Nemo_Anom]

I haven't really seen a diorama built like this before. I must confess that it's probably my mere ignorance on the methods of creation. I really appreciated this. The scene is amazing, and I quite like how it tells a story. Thank you very much for making this and putting on youtube to share with the world.

[kj]

Everybody gangsta until they see "this is a real story" in the description.

[thomaskamkar]

The most amazing thing to me is how your nails stay perfect after all the bare-handed painting

Great piece!