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Can I ask how you created the cascading synchronized j light effects on the Computer storage banks ? How do you turn each strand on and off like that?

Pretty cool video. Ignore the trolls. Did you actually build that Franz phaser?

You're a doofus. Dilithium is never described as a "power source." It is only used to focus and regulate power.

I think now a days they assume you'll use the box art as your paint and decal placement. There was one episode in the 2nd season (All That Glisters) where they modified the stun gun to fire out of all 4 laser ports at once.

great video very extensive re the models of phazers on startrek. I have one of the Rodenbury types didn't realize how many types until now.

Take that, Icky Space Monsters!!!!

TNG pads are thick enough, I bet you could make a case around some generic thin tablet and have a "working" model, so to speak. Well done!

I just, recently, purchased a non-electronic, 3D, solid RESIN printed ST-Discovery Phaser II pistol, from Etsy that is of the highest collectible/collector prop quality workmanship'craftsmanship, from a gentleman model/prop maker/hobbyist, from either Switzerland or Norway ( I am from the Northeast U.S. ), who made a very limited edition, 3D print run of these. The prop was 3D printed on a 3D resin printer made for liquid resin and was carefully cleaned up and worked over, after the initial printing, and was very well detailed and given a professional 3 coat automotive paint job ( coat of primer with two coats of matte black, metallic gold and silver ). This is one beautiful PHASER prop This PHASER prop has plenty of tactile features, like some turning dials and turning front emitter nozzle ( to turn to all three different beam emitters ), all with the help of very strong magnets. Turning forward side body dials and working ( turn up or down ) trigger safety on/off switch. A solid resin P1 hand PHASER, that is removable, but, sadly, no working dials or flip up scanner on this fan made prop. The PHASER II handle grip power pack is removable and is held inside the grip with, again, strong magnets! Another unfortunate, none of these props have any sort of working ( spring loaded? ) triggers. The triggers, themselves, are just static, non-moving components/elements. Despite no lights or sounds, this ST-Discovery PHASER has both tactile removable and moving parts which make this collector prop quite interactive. It comes with a customer designed and resin 3D printed display base that holds the entire PHASER, in place and can display some separate, removable parts of this ST[Discovery PHASER. In addition this prop came with another, separate, fully 3D resin printed, worked and painted/detailed P1 hand PHASER, so you can display a P1 hand PHASER separately, on the display without having to remove the P1 PHASER that is still attached to P2 PHASER pistol prop! Brilliant! 10:22

Your “Bradley Nelson,” “ Star Trek Phase II” PHASER is just terrible and bares little to no resemblance to an actual Brad Nelson “Star Trek Phase II” PHASER or the resin replica kits that were made by casting off a mould from an actual Brad Nelson Phase II PHASER. Yours is a mess and is just not a great attempt. Things not in the proper locations. The top rear settings dial is way too far back!. Also, no details on that top rear surface of the PHASER. Brad's PHASERS had much more prominent round cast edges and corners. There were fewer rear fins and the fins were part of the casted body and not a seperate piece. Your BN version has too many and seperate piece/s fins. This is not correct, either. The P1 is just a mess. ( Later versions of the BN P1 hand PHASER used an aluminium rectangular piece, for the heat aspiration/venting grille, that looked a helluva lot more functional than that stupid, more decorative looking, “rainbow effect” sticky tape that really didn’t look functional, at all! Your version of a Brasley Nelson PHASER just isn’t it. Sorry, but it isn't and it is not even close. Just an awful attempt. Maybe you should consider another attempt, again, at a Brad Nelson PHASER and, this time, try and find and start with a TOS PHASER kit that is done as a resin model kit that would allow for much better modifications of the body and allow you to more accurately place parts and elements of BN ST-Phase II PHASER. Your version just does not look, at all, like a Bradley Nelson PHASER. Again, sorry. The major key element to buiding a BN PHASER, from any TOS PHASER kit is trying to recreate/modify tge kit to get all of the softer, rounded casted edges/corners of Brad Nelson PHASER. That is the real key element/challenge. This can be more convincingly done/modified using a resin style PHASER kit than with a fiberglass or vacuformed kit

Very very cool

Cool video lost of knowledge thank you so much

Do you plan to do the Universal Translator?

@4:28 "Go out for a pass."

When I was in elementary school back in the 70's, one of my friends had the Starfleet Technical manual and we made type 1 phasers out of cardboard. I wish I could find that thing. I probably remember it being better than it actually was, but at the time it was awesome. We were going to make the Type II to accompany it, but it was always too unstable so we never did finish that. I own the Technical manual now myself, I should try again...

Nice job! It's hard to know whether to be amazed that the TOS people could predict tablets in 1967 or amused that the "23rd Century" device is so big and clunky compared to a modern tablet from just 50 years later.

The "Tech Manual" phaser drawings were done by Franz Joseph *years* after the initial drawings were used to make the props themselves. The Making of Star Trek was published in 1968 - 7 years later. As such; there is no way that a photo of the "Tech Manual" phaser was in the book. The drawings in the book were used to provide detail to Wah Chang for when he reworked the hero phasers after Desilu's prop team botched their initial attempt. Like many Gen One Star Trek fans; I love the Tech Manual for it's unique place in our lives. But let's not confuse fiction and reality by trying to assert that it was used as inspiration for anything that we saw in the original series. Instead, it is the result of intense study by Franz Joseph to document somethings that had not been documented before.

Have you seen "Et and friends" , a documentary about SciFi movies.. hosted by Robin Williams. at 6 mins in he does a used spaceship sketch.

I always found Star-Trek Tec very interesting. thanks for sharing 😀👍

Nice collection.

thank you! I enjoyed watching !

OMG, serious mental health issues here with this guy...This guy dresses up like he's in the show, lol! Seek help with your local mental heath folk's. LOL

Fascinating. I give it 2 🖖🖖 up

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I have one with the communicator

Did you ever see the cellphone version of the TOS communicator. i think you pair t with Bluetooth from memory.

Those flip tops were so cool back in the day. I still have my old Nokia flip from the 90's sitting on my shelf. It was the moment the future came to town. Wah Chang really did some beautiful work with the materials of the time. He also did the Pal Time Machine, I think.

The original ipad.

You can't go wrong with a good classic TOS phaser. I had the Art Asylum one.

Really nice quality stuff. 15:00 favorite design, based on a Glock?

I never liked that book it almost always contradicted everything we saw in the original Television series.

Dale - I got this phaser in kit form, unassembled & unpainted. I believe I may have gotten it on eBay and paid about $65 - $70 for it. I'm sure a fully assembled version would've cost me a lot more.

You have amazing talent & patience to pull off such a masterpiece.

As I recall, There is a photo of a physical Tech Manual phaser prop in the the book "The making on Star trek" by Stephen E. Whitfield and Gene Roddenberry. I have been baffled for over 40 years by the differences between the prop in photo in the book and the props we've seen in TOS. Thank you for solving the mystery.

Hey, 65CJ5. Thanks for the comment. Very interesting, I love when people figure out how to DIY something - well done.

I made one back in the day from the tech manual drawings. It was all we had at the time. Mine looked just like the one you show but mine was all black, and was made mostly of balsa wood with some hardwood for the beam emmiter and top control. My phaser separated into the hand phaser and lower section. For the time it was pretty good!

How does this not have more views? Great video! Awesome work!

It's a Westinghouse chicken brooder.

I have a painted resin reproduction of the phaser II from "The Omega Glory". It's surprisingly accurate to the movie prop for a fan repro. It was purchased in the late 1970's at a Trek Convention in Minneapolis, along with a communicator replica which is also a dummy prop of good quality. Back in the day, Star Trek was hugely popular and I paid to dollar for those props, and I still have them today.

did you notice upside down screen fittment

Very nice. The elevator cage was only waist-high at the doorway.

When I build a BW phaser I never use pure white. I don't believe the original were either. If you look at certain screen caps it looks more like a light stone gray or primer gray. White would completely blow out under studio lights.

- Great job. - Thx for sharing :) - One of "my favorite" shows ;) :D

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Nice! Really like this. Did you use glitter nail polish for the spacesuit?

Never would have thought of this. Great idea.

Like most sci-fi side arms it's a Plasma Blaster. I would like one. 179

Thats awesome man💯 Id like to know what settling Kirk used on that Klingon on the Genesis Planet 😆☠️☠️

This is a lot of work to make some model’s of Ufo”s!Nice model work,here!We used to have those plastic crafts in a store over on Hickman Road in Des Moines,Iowa.It was in a really old store 🏬 front that must’ve been there during the 1950”s,I guess?

cool

I remember watching this series when it was first broadcast. Loved the Invader spacecraft. Very nicely modeled scene. 👍🏻😎