Making a Secret Weapon Closet Diorama

Thanks for the shout out! Hope you all check out the Boylei episode on August 2nd!

Landlord: "This kitchen looks smaller" Tenant: "No idea what you are talking about"

My landlord also has a strict “No Cosplay” policy. Great build Boylei!

Leave it to Mr. Boylei to post when I was having a crappy day and cheer me up with a tiny secret Star Wars weapon room. Thanks man ❤

Don’t let grievous see this. He might try and take those sabers for his collection. Awesome build boylei!

Using the doll furniture is great to see. I've been trying to get an idea out of my head and using it will make it easier and faster. I have armies to paint afterall.

I love this! I've always wanted a secret weapons room! It's great to see how you don't have to build everything from scratch to create an awesome piece. Love your work Boylei I'm already excited for the next one.

Nice job When I saw the figures I thought it was going to be like Vader had a side job selling weapons.

One of the 1st things I do in the morning when I get up is watch your videos. another great diorama Boylie.

I never know what kind of project you are going to show us when I get up on Sunday Morning, Boylei. The only thing I do know is that I will be most impressed, whatever you show us! Though your Wild Imaginary West is my favorite subject on your channel; the quirky surprises like this Secret Room are always a treat! Thanks for sharing this with us! As an aside, have you ever considered making a miniature, hidden room scene built into the walls of your home . . . ? My Like is in the 1.3Ks

This is definitely what the apartment of a Jedi or Stormtrooper would look like. Great work!

Hey man! I just want to say that watching your channel, along with a few others, has motivated me to start trying out painting miniatures and work my way up to building my own dioramas. I've been working at it for a few weeks now and it's so much more enjoyable than I thought it would be. So, thank you for introducing me to a brand new hobby!

Hey Boylei, I was just camping and there was a hydroelectric dam down a short path. It was in horrible condition and should probably not be used anymore. I got a bunch of pictures and think it would make an interesting diorama and the broken nature could help with something interesting like a monster, which could be hidden in a giant hole in the dam. If you like this idea and want the pictures, just tell me where to send them!

🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼Another great build! Glad my work reminded you to get back to it! Love a good hidden room!

Love the world atlas in the kitchen. Really important to look up stuff during cooking

Honestly I think so many people overlook the beauty of a project like this. It can 'open the door' for beginners. It's a great inspiration piece to show what can be done without a lot of complexity, or expense, or special tools, but still end up with a unique and fun model or diorama. Even though some people may pass this by, looking for the latest and greatest model build, there is no doubt that this will spark inspiration and creativity in someone. And it came out pretty good! Though being a home renovator, I would probably lay the kitchen out a little different. 😉 Good work!

It's still an amazing looking diorama. I made my first diorama just a couple of months ago. It was a mystery gift to a colleague for Teacher's Day and I got the inspiration from her demands. She wanted, jokingly, an air con, a washing machine and a pair of new shoes. It was actually a personal challenge because I wanted to get back to model making and I never built , or rather completed, a diorama before. I spent 2 days 3D printing and sanding the main items. And I used a whole day building the wall and floor section with ice cream sticks and painting everything. I nearly gave up when the white paint didn't paint correctly via airbrush but I powered through and finished around 1 a.m..

Boylei drops a video. Time for Calm Relaxation. 🥰

The level of talent displayed in these videos is simply outstanding. I don't know why I'm always shocked and impressed, but after all of these videos you still manage to impress me. Well done sir.

Love the funky music for the final shots. Makes it feel like a set out of some strange surrealist film!