I’m looking for one to put my clothes Airer in the middle and a parasol over the clothes airer to make a combined dual purpose picnic table and clothes airer that can dry clothes even when it rains
yea he does this alote, usually he probably scraped a video and has nothing new to post, so to keep youtube happy he repost older video's, so the new sub "that usually don't go back to watch older vids" can see it too. i don't mind it, although i wished he would state it that's an older video i offten think i'm going crazy because i know i'v seen it but em nog sure of... but that usually last only the first two mins then the brain takes over and all is clear =D
This video (the original one) is one of my absolute favourites of yours. It's the one I go back and rewatch the most. I suffer from anxiety and more than once this video has helped ease an anxiety attack. I just love it so much! 😊❤
I got excited thinking you’d done another miniature project!! 😂❤ Still awesome to see again and worth the watch. You were so chuffed with this and it was so wonderful to see you just using your imagination and having fun; I hope you get to do more fun things for yourself. You did a great job making a little miniature scene, I’d love to see more - but only if that’s what YOU want to do!! 🎉 Keep up the awesome work, Nick!!
We sanded it, varnished it and made it into a table, Pounded out and spray painted cans to cover the holes, applied them with tiny nails and used it for almost 20 years. It was a cool table
What an absolute JOY! Love it! Watching you create this as the little village took shape has been delightful! Was it worth is? You better believe it was! This is definitely an heirloom piece. Take care and stay safe
I think of this build every now and then, and to see it again without having to go look for it was a wonderful pleasure! As always Nick, wonderful work and thanks for sharing!
As someone who builds miniature dioramas, this is one of my favorites. Wish you would build more. Someday you may have grandkids who will play with it like mine does.
I love your miniature builds! You should do another with the small houses, but make them out of the stuff you always use like Legos, colored pencils, etc. And maybe add a resin river!
This is astounding!! We have those spools everywhere up here in Alaska. My dad brought one home 40 years ago and hollowed it out so our dog could have a dog house and she loved it! She ended up giving birth to 10 puppies in there too. It was wide enough and very comfortable for her and the puppies. ❤❤
I said this when I met you at Maker Central, this is one of my favourite builds you've ever made. I know its not your usual style but it's so cool. The work that went into this is immense. Awesome watching it again.
I happen to be awake after 1am because storms are putting on a light show ⚡️⛈️⚡️, haven't lost power yet so gonna watch 😅. I've seen those spools turned into art tables, a chair and I've had ideas for a planter table. Plant goes in center and makes a nice centerpiece. *Wow! Your imagination went to town on that. The nomes were a cute touch. For your first time that's really good. Making things like that can get pretty pricey, so some folks will use other cheaper items to try to get the same results. For example, trees, folks will trim brillos, I don't know if you know what those are, but they can be stacked and shaped into trees. Our local mini train museum makes their own. They save anyway they can, many people donate and the finished sections are incredible. Taking 2yrs to finish one section. It gets so hot sometimes the resin cracks so there's always repairs needed. *craft glue/wood glue can be better long term for rocks. Especially mod podge, unless temps get to 85°F or higher.
C'est vraiment superbe ! Merci pour ce magnifique paysage de campagne . Vous avez beaucoup de goût et de créativité. C'est époustouflant beauté d'apaisement , c'est ce que je ressent en regardant ce petit chef d' OEUVRE🌲🪴❤❤❤❤❤ Bisous de France💋
WOW!!! totally worth it! watching you do something like this showed you got chops way beyond 'wacky items in resin.' Believe me, I like wacky items in resin, but you are a Maker that has so much more to offer. Watching you build this was fun, and I can tell you had fun building it. Excellent video!
That was awesome Nick! Love how you come up with interesting ideas in nits and crannies on your dioramas. Specially, the pump and water just everything!
Definately worth all the hours you put into it! I am sure you could look at it for hours and make up a story of all the inhabitants that live there. It was enjoyable to watch you put all that effort into it. Another very creative work of art, Nick. Thanks for sharing!
Nick, that is a pure success. There are dozens of things I could comment on but what impressed me most was your ability to effectively age things and make them look like they have been there a long time. Well done, sir.
Even if it's the second time we are watching this episode, it's still one of the coolest thing I've seen you make. I love your artwork,Nick. It must have taken you a long time to put together. Bravo 🎉❤😂
*Nick, you sir have utterly outdone yourself on this FABULOUS creation. 🙂 I would hate to think of how many hours you have put in to create this masterpiece.🙂 I hope you & your family & friends, enjoy having this wonderful creation to sit and admire every day & night, especially when it is all switched on in the evenings 🙂nz*
I'll bet you had a lot of fun making that!!! I love to do that kind of thing, but I've never done anything on that scale! Brilliant...the attention to detail!!!!
Hey, Nick that is awesome village you made with real running water and real rocks. And you built it out of rocks and woods that's awesome. Those little trolls. Good job, buddy. Maybe you can make more awesome stuff. Love your show. By the way, I've been watching you forever.
Saw this when you first did it and I was captivated then and still am. I like to do miniature scenes so this caught my attention and gave me idea's. Love all the lighting and the fountain and the earth house.Watched all the way thru again. Would love to see you do another mini scene.
This is amazing Nick. I’ve watched your videos for years and love it but this is my most favourite. I love this sort of diorama stuff. You should do more of it. Loads of love from Brisbane Australia.
Nick, this has to be the BEST project you've ever made!!! The amount of details is incredible! Even though I've seen it before, it captivated me to watch it! Well done!
OMG I was saying to myself "all we need now is a min gnome" ... and like 10 seconds later you started making one! Great minds think alike :) Love this!
Nick, you have no idea how much i LOVE this project 😍🥰 I really want to build a little dolls house or village, and my husband has bought me a glue gun (dangerous 😂) but arthritis is playing havoc with my hands and fingers. You are so amazing with your creations, wish i had your talents! Thank you 😊
Doesn’t the one with the round windows look like an owl. Nice job Nicky, I know I’ve seen this one before, but it’s really inspirational. I’ve been collecting bits and pieces to do my own little village. Must make the time to crack-on with it. 😎👍🏼
A min in i realized i had seen this build before , but honestly was still captivated the second time and i watched the whole vid again
I’m looking for one to put my clothes Airer in the middle and a parasol over the clothes airer to make a combined dual purpose picnic table and clothes airer that can dry clothes even when it rains
yea he does this alote, usually he probably scraped a video and has nothing new to post, so to keep youtube happy he repost older video's, so the new sub "that usually don't go back to watch older vids" can see it too. i don't mind it, although i wished he would state it that's an older video i offten think i'm going crazy because i know i'v seen it but em nog sure of... but that usually last only the first two mins then the brain takes over and all is clear =D
Same here, I was like " I swear Ive seen this before somewhere" Now I know where I saw it.
You can tell it’s an older video by the hair/beard colour😂😂😂😂
Same!
Only one word to describe not only the art work, but you as well......WOW!!!!!!
On a theater director for grades 5-12. I made one into a giant mushroom for our Alice in Wonderland production. Now it's a seat in our library.
That's really cool
This video (the original one) is one of my absolute favourites of yours. It's the one I go back and rewatch the most. I suffer from anxiety and more than once this video has helped ease an anxiety attack. I just love it so much! 😊❤
I remember when you first did this project.
I got excited thinking you’d done another miniature project!! 😂❤ Still awesome to see again and worth the watch. You were so chuffed with this and it was so wonderful to see you just using your imagination and having fun; I hope you get to do more fun things for yourself. You did a great job making a little miniature scene, I’d love to see more - but only if that’s what YOU want to do!! 🎉 Keep up the awesome work, Nick!!
It was SO worth it!!! That’s an incredible little village. You blow my mind with the amazing things you make.
We sanded it, varnished it and made it into a table, Pounded out and spray painted cans to cover the holes, applied them with tiny nails and used it for almost 20 years. It was a cool table
What an absolute JOY! Love it! Watching you create this as the little village took shape has been delightful! Was it worth is? You better believe it was! This is definitely an heirloom piece. Take care and stay safe
This needs to be put on display.
I enjoy it every time I see it. Magic Village. Superb craftsmanship.
I used to run on those until they rolled so fast I'd fall off. The 90s as a kid were great 😂
I did the same thing. It was fun.
I think of this build every now and then, and to see it again without having to go look for it was a wonderful pleasure! As always Nick, wonderful work and thanks for sharing!
As someone who builds miniature dioramas, this is one of my favorites. Wish you would build more. Someday you may have grandkids who will play with it like mine does.
I love your miniature builds! You should do another with the small houses, but make them out of the stuff you always use like Legos, colored pencils, etc. And maybe add a resin river!
This is astounding!! We have those spools everywhere up here in Alaska. My dad brought one home 40 years ago and hollowed it out so our dog could have a dog house and she loved it! She ended up giving birth to 10 puppies in there too. It was wide enough and very comfortable for her and the puppies. ❤❤
A repeat worth enjoying again! I am still always amazed at what comes out of the mind of Nick! Thank you for sharing.
An oldie but a funky one!!!
Awesome repost!!! ❤️❤️❤️👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I hope you enjoyed building it as much as I enjoyed watching. Truly incredible work.
So fun! One of your coolest projects yet Nick in my opinion. Its got a little bit of everything for everyone ❤
Great job!
An oldie but, a wonderful oldie. I love this build. Absolutely on3 of my favorite builds he has ever done.
From one Nick to another... This diorama has been officially.... "Zammetified"... Great Job👍
I said this when I met you at Maker Central, this is one of my favourite builds you've ever made. I know its not your usual style but it's so cool. The work that went into this is immense. Awesome watching it again.
I happen to be awake after 1am because storms are putting on a light show ⚡️⛈️⚡️, haven't lost power yet so gonna watch 😅.
I've seen those spools turned into art tables, a chair and I've had ideas for a planter table. Plant goes in center and makes a nice centerpiece.
*Wow! Your imagination went to town on that. The nomes were a cute touch. For your first time that's really good. Making things like that can get pretty pricey, so some folks will use other cheaper items to try to get the same results. For example, trees, folks will trim brillos, I don't know if you know what those are, but they can be stacked and shaped into trees. Our local mini train museum makes their own. They save anyway they can, many people donate and the finished sections are incredible. Taking 2yrs to finish one section. It gets so hot sometimes the resin cracks so there's always repairs needed.
*craft glue/wood glue can be better long term for rocks. Especially mod podge, unless temps get to 85°F or higher.
Finished product looked amazing!!! Perfect night light for a rustic large family room.
Whoa… Did not see the gnome thing coming. Now that it’s there, I can’t imagine it any other way. Such attention to detail. Love it! 😊
Love it just as much this time as last time! Very well done! Love the gnomes.
C'est vraiment superbe ! Merci pour ce magnifique paysage de campagne . Vous avez beaucoup de goût et de créativité.
C'est époustouflant beauté d'apaisement , c'est ce que je ressent en regardant ce petit chef d' OEUVRE🌲🪴❤❤❤❤❤
Bisous de France💋
WOW!!! totally worth it! watching you do something like this showed you got chops way beyond 'wacky items in resin.' Believe me, I like wacky items in resin, but you are a Maker that has so much more to offer. Watching you build this was fun, and I can tell you had fun building it. Excellent video!
Wow, Nick, this is wonderfully magic! The details completely bring it to life. The only idea I can think of is to do more.
That was awesome Nick! Love how you come up with interesting ideas in nits and crannies on your dioramas. Specially, the pump and water just everything!
Definately worth all the hours you put into it! I am sure you could look at it for hours and make up a story of all the inhabitants that live there. It was enjoyable to watch you put all that effort into it. Another very creative work of art, Nick. Thanks for sharing!
Nick, that is a pure success. There are dozens of things I could comment on but what impressed me most was your ability to effectively age things and make them look like they have been there a long time. Well done, sir.
I liked this the first time around. It was nice to see it again. 🎉
Nick said it was not popular, which surprised me.
Take a bow! That is AMAZING
You are a Master of your work Nick . Thanks for the video . 👍👍👍👏
Oh Nick!! This is FANTASTIC!!!
Hi Nick WOW loved it 2nd time around was just as magical as the 1st time u are a man of many talents 👍🙂 all the best Lin
I love it again. I know how much time and concentration it took. Also a very relaxing endeavor.
My dad rewound motors when I was growing up. He brought the small wire spools home for us kidz to sit on 😁
You are incredible ! ! It is such a pleasure to watch you work. Thank you for all the happiness you bring to my life.😊❤
Even though this video is an old one you reposted. I enjoy it very much, watched it again for the 3rd time ❤
Amazing. There's something eerie about it but at the same time, tranquil and calm. Nice one nick
Absolutely gorgeous! I would love to have even a 1/4 of your talent! Thank you!
It looks like you had as much fun building this as I did watching it ❤ thank you for sharing.
I LOVE THIS DIARAMA!!! GOOD JOB, NICK!!! Wish I could shrink myself and live there!!!
Oh WOW!!!!!!! So worth the wait. It's fantastic. You do such amazing work. 🥳🥰😀
Cheers from the pacific northwest. Canada side.
What a labor of love.
Even if it's the second time we are watching this episode, it's still one of the coolest thing I've seen you make. I love your artwork,Nick. It must have taken you a long time to put together. Bravo 🎉❤😂
That was freakin' awsome! I've been waiting for you to do something really Artistic!!!
*Nick, you sir have utterly outdone yourself on this FABULOUS creation. 🙂 I would hate to think of how many hours you have put in to create this masterpiece.🙂 I hope you & your family & friends, enjoy having this wonderful creation to sit and admire every day & night, especially when it is all switched on in the evenings 🙂nz*
This was amazing to watch you put together! I honestly couldn't believe the transformation right before my eyes! You are quite the artisan! Well done!
I had one of those in my yard as a kid. It was so much fun to play on and with.
I'll bet you had a lot of fun making that!!! I love to do that kind of thing, but I've never done anything on that scale! Brilliant...the attention to detail!!!!
It still looks amazing seeing it again. I'd love to make someone like this. For some reason I would want a train around it.
Hey, Nick that is awesome village you made with real running water and real rocks. And you built it out of rocks and woods that's awesome. Those little trolls. Good job, buddy. Maybe you can make more awesome stuff.
Love your show. By the way, I've been watching you forever.
Wow - that was so creative!! Lovely work, Nick!!
How cool and creative that is?! Thanks for the build Nick!
I love anything miniature ❤❤❤
Boy I wish I had your talent!!! Totally awesome Nick!!!❤❤❤
WOW! Awesome job Nick.
This is Epic! LOVE it SO much! Thank you always for your beautiful, quirky & awesome art 💖
Wow, you did an amazing job with that village
Nick that is wonderful .
It is absolutely stunning, Nick. So much inspiration and patience 🌞
This is without a doubt one of my favorite things I have ever seen you create. Amazing imagination on this.
That's beyond amazing.
I have two spools and three young granddaughters. That is a wonderful project for me. Thanks.
Back in the 70s everybody wanted them for patio tables
You're truly gifted and never cease to amaze me.
Saw this when you first did it and I was captivated then and still am. I like to do miniature scenes so this caught my attention and gave me idea's. Love all the lighting and the fountain and the earth house.Watched all the way thru again. Would love to see you do another mini scene.
Such beautiful project Nick, well done 👏👏👏
Wow Nick, super impressed. So detailed and artistic. Well done, brilliant!!
This is amazing Nick. I’ve watched your videos for years and love it but this is my most favourite. I love this sort of diorama stuff. You should do more of it. Loads of love from Brisbane Australia.
Excellent job. Looks fantastic 👏😍
This is frickin awesome!! I have always loved Gnomes and this is really cool to see.
Nick, this has to be the BEST project you've ever made!!! The amount of details is incredible! Even though I've seen it before, it captivated me to watch it! Well done!
OMG I was saying to myself "all we need now is a min gnome" ... and like 10 seconds later you started making one! Great minds think alike :) Love this!
Bloody love this. Im a tiny bit jealous!!
Nick, you have no idea how much i LOVE this project 😍🥰
I really want to build a little dolls house or village, and my husband has bought me a glue gun (dangerous 😂) but arthritis is playing havoc with my hands and fingers.
You are so amazing with your creations, wish i had your talents!
Thank you 😊
That is an amazing project, very pretty I might add, great job
Dang, Nick! That looks freaking amazing! Playful, unique, and adorable. I'm digging it 👌
You keep reeling us in for more ,absolutely love it 🎉❤
This one made me smile. Excellent. And thank you for talking. I don’t like when you don’t talk like in some of your other videos. 😊
Bravo! Nick you never disappoint beautiful village 😊
BEAUTIFUL !!!!!!!!!!!!
I hadn't seen this before, so thank you for posting again. Superb as always. 😊
Wow, Nick! That's fantastic!
Absolutely stunning!! Your videos give me such joy!! From your waffling (as you call it) to your ideas of all kinds!!❤❤❤
Doesn’t the one with the round windows look like an owl. Nice job Nicky, I know I’ve seen this one before, but it’s really inspirational. I’ve been collecting bits and pieces to do my own little village. Must make the time to crack-on with it. 😎👍🏼
Only one word for that Nick, Epic ❤
That was BRILLIANT!!!
Absolutely one of my favorite builds you have done. Just beautiful.
Brilliant.......
The attention to detail is quite something too.
I am always so excited to see another of your videos!!!
Really is a cool little medieval cul-de-sac.
👍👍👍😎
This is absolutely amazing I love it xx
That is so absolutely amazing! Very time consuming, but the outcome incredible! Nice job, Nick!!
Oh my god this is amazing. I absolutely love it ❤❤❤
SUPER KEWL I LOVE IT!!!
Completely bonkers, but absolutely genius. Love it, love it. You are a master.