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Hey friends! How’s it going? What are you all up to? 👀
We’re wrapping up a brand-new diorama inspired by Attack on Titan — and it’s coming in hot. Literally.

Picture this: a ruined building, fire bursting out of it, with steam and lighting effects to bring it all to life. 🔥
It’s like the Colossal Titan just paid a visit and left chaos in his wake.

We’ll be sharing it soon — but tell us, are any of you Attack on Titan fans? Or did we just set half the studio on fire for nothing? 😄

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You guys keep dropping awesome ideas for new builds in the comments — and yes, I do write them down in my little notebook (on notebook #3 already).

But hey… let’s take this up a notch.

Drop your wildest, coolest, most epic ideas for a diorama in the comments of this post.
Then everyone else — vote with your likes 💥
I’ll pick the top 5 based on likes, and one of them will get turned into a full-on diorama.

And here’s the best part — I’ll share the complete 3D-printable model with you.
Just as a thank-you.

Let’s get this rolling — show me what you’ve got!

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I’ve been blown away by all your support, feedback, and messages — seriously, thank you! I didn’t expect such a strong response, and it means the world to me.

The most common request? “Hey, answer more questions!” And you’re absolutely right — that’s on me. Time to fix that.

So let’s start right now. Drop your questions in the comments, and I’ll be jumping in with real answers. Let’s do this!

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Working on a new Attack on Titan diorama — here's the sketch: a titan smashing through a building, flames erupting, total chaos. Just the way we like it.

As with previous projects, the fire won’t be just for show — I’m using steam and high-powered LEDs to create a realistic glowing, moving flame effect. It gives the whole scene a sense of life, like it’s frozen mid-action.

Right now I’m deep in the details — debris, damaged walls, tiny fleeing figures. And it got me thinking...

Whose side were you on in the show — the Scouts or the Titans?
Curious to hear your take. Maybe it’s time to show the other side of the battle.

1 week ago | [YT] | 1,612

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Not gonna lie — feeling a bit bummed today. I’ve been pouring days (and nights) into building, filming, editing… and the latest post barely made a ripple. 😶‍🌫️

If you're enjoying the content, a like or comment goes a long way. Seriously — that tiny tap helps more than you think. It tells the algorithm, “Hey, this is cool!” and keeps this whole thing alive.

Let me know you're out there 👋
Let’s not let the robots think we’ve gone quiet.

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We’re working on a new diorama set in the Alien universe.
Ripley’s in. Mecha-Alien? Absolutely. And of course, xenomorphs — lots of them.

But shhh… this is just between us for now.

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Let me continue the story.

Back in 2017, I started working on the groundwork for my castle diorama… and didn’t finish it until 2019. Yeah — two whole years just for dirt and rocks. Around the same time, I figured: if I’m going to put this much effort into it, I might as well hit "record." So I grabbed my phone, set it on a tripod, and started filming.

The footage? Absolutely terrible. Dark, grainy, and with sound that made you want to cry. I bought a couple of cheap lights — the kind that hum louder than they shine — and kept going.

As time passed, the clips piled up, and with them, so did experience. I started to figure out what worked, what looked real, and what just didn’t.

That year, I launched my YouTube channel. Turns out, there weren’t many creators doing this kind of work — so the channel started growing fast. I also made a couple of other mini builds, just to experiment.

Meanwhile, the modeling materials started taking over my space. First, one shelf by my desk. Then two. Then a whole wall unit out on the balcony. Little tools and mini-machines were creeping under the table like they owned the place.

And then came 2018 — the year I met 3D printing and epoxy resin. What a combo. In the next part, I’ll tell you how I almost burned down the apartment. Seriously.

If you’re curious, show it with a like. 2000 and more charge me with a good mood, so don't let me down. The story’s just getting good.

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After many years of working in IT and running my own company, I wanted to do something tangible — to create something with my hands, not just on a screen. That’s when I remembered a childhood dream: to build a castle. In miniature.

One day, I stumbled upon Luke Towan’s YouTube channel. His incredibly realistic dioramas impressed me so much that I watched every video and ordered all the materials he used.

That’s when the experimenting began — I tested each material, tried to recreate dirt, moss, gravel. For several weeks, I simply practiced replicating the texture of nature.

After about a month, I finally felt ready and started working on the landscape for the future castle. I had no idea how I’d build it yet, but the scene was already alive in my head.

If you’re curious to see more — give it a like, and I’ll definitely continue.

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New Alien diorama is on the way

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