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Im getting into a rabbit hole here. Just watched the short on DUST and enjoyed it, and looked up Parallel Man. Says it was released in 2014, but this trailer from 2022 would indicate otherwise

I NEED THIS.

Right on! Loving to see this progress!!

This will be awesome!! Come on Elon build a real Eagle 1 that works!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍

Not sure what you are proposing, an eagle interior? A full size eagle? A new series?. Please enlighten me.

Compliments! Yours is an extraordinary work!!! Yes, Nick Tate and Barbara Bain!!! Please... Obviously you know that there are other actors from the original cast who can be interviewed and they can enrich your documentary: Prentis Hancock Jonh Hug Clifton Jones Alibe Parson Anton Phillips Catherine Schell At least once, everyone has "piloted" a Space:1999 eagle. It's really a shame that Martin Landau is no longer with us and he can't see your amazing work. Maybe an interview with Juliet or Susan Landau? Thank you!

Can't wait.

Great ❤

Bless you for making this. I can’t wait to see your documentary ❤

Rock solid. Excellent job. How do I stay connected?

William Shatner ???? i would rather see the surviving original cast members

The Eagle, best spacecraft ever, still looks like it is current and timeless... I had loads of the diecast versions when I was a youngster... 🙂😀👍

so wonderful

Why is the segment repeated in this video?

I'm very proud of him. This is how I did it for Kubrick's film, 2001 in 2001 for the same exact reason and story. That journey opened doors for me. I know how Jeffrey is feeling. Im excited for him.

It's shaping up nicely! Very exciting.

Whoa!!!! Nice Job Jeffrey!!!

This looks well rad. My fave program when I was a kid.

If they want to bring heavy mechanical devices or big equipment to the moon then they will need something laid out like the Eagle; much like the Sikorsky Skycrane concept. Now you wouldn't need a aerodynamic looking forward cab like the Eagle .... but damn that would be neat!!! You could precisely place various cargo containers, or drop off a large rover, or a moon version of an excavator etc. Relying on elevators to drop off heavy equipment from a height is just not going to work.

waiting for it.... but why didn't you build a 1-1 scale model of the whole eagle?

So cool that this was your inspiration and that you now get to create a documentary on it! Very excited to see it!

I AM SO READY!

We have to convince Elon or Sierra Space to build the Eagle as a shuttle on the moon! That would be so awesome!

This took me straight back to being a kid. I loved Space: 1999, and was obsessed with space travel, astronomy and science fiction. I had a die cast Eagle (Cargo version with little nuclear waste barrels), a model Eagle Transporter that I built, a die cast Apollo mission era recovery helicopter and capsule (with working winch) and a whole bunch of Airfix astronaut figures. What did I wear when I played with all this stuff? What else, but my silver space suit and astronaut helmet of course! Space: 1999 is one series I think could really use a reboot and with today's effects, it could be spectacular.

Calling Ronald D. Moore…. Please reboot the Space 1999 series?!

Fantastic. This looks epic.

This looks amazing. Looking forward to following your progress.

This is awesome, man!

Cant Wait (:

I have all the dvds and remember watching the show early mornings on Sydney’s channel 7 in the 80s. Nick Tate is a fellow Australian and always admired him for keeping his accent in the show which gave it a truly multicultural feel. The first season was by far the best the second was a little on the nose with Star Trek but still enjoyable. I loved how modern battle star galactica imitated the opening credits of the first space 1999 season.

That sent shivers down my spine !

Can’t wait. 😃😃😃. This is giving me the motivation to finish my 44 inch studio size Eagle. 😁😁😁

Looking forward to this. Thank you for taking the time to produce this. I've always loved the design but I read once that in reality the structural design would not work. The girder design would not standup to the extreme forces it would encounter. It would be great if you could include an interview with an engineer and discuss the design. Thanks again.

I understand the Eagle was named after the Apollo 11 LEM “Eagle” yet it’s not mentioned? If memory serves I read it in the Space 1999 Technical Notebook. Anyone know if this is in fact correct?

Ok, I’m in. What next?

Just stumbled upon this today - wow I’m here for it! I grew up watching Space1999 and the other Gerry Anderson shows. Nick Tate seems like such a nice guy, I loved his part in Deep Space Nine (Bilby). Excited to see what’s in store!

One of my favorite shows, love the Eagle.

The Eagle truly was a classic design. I hope that when you spoke to Nick Tate he mentioned that Koenig crashed more Eagles than he did. That's a fact.

I can't wait

Amazing! Finally something inspiring amid the torrent of digital landfill. 👏

Man, that looks like a great project. I am looking forward to seeing the documentary! Subscribed...

Shut up and take my money!

Not a reboot but a re-imagining, it worked for BSG, Space 1999 had a far deeper visual canon that BSG and is ripe for a multi series arc……. Maybe starting with a sequence filmed from the surface of the moon watching a catastrophe unraveling on earth with Kate Bush ‘hello earth’ playing in the background…….

dang, I thought you'd made a full size version for a moment

My heart belongs to Babylon 5's Starfury but I respect the Eagle and it's fans. Hands down this is probably the most stunning video I've seen on youtube in years. It pops harder than some of my 4K bluray's and the editing is superb

Very much looking forward to this :)

You should interview Jamie Anderson, son of Gerry Anderson about the origins of his fascination with flying vehicles of the future

We watched history happing. The iconic form of the Eagle on the Moon Base looked so stable and dimensionally correct... and yet, today's designers send top heavy tall landers to the moon... to fall over? What has been lost in translation? What an awesome journey you are on. Good luck. Happy Modelling 👍

This looks like a nostalgia fest with a soupçon of crystal ball gazing. I'm in!

This is so cool. I'm also so happy when seeing the effect shots that they don't look like some hysteric cgi strobe lightshow that most new sci-fi does. Like JJ Abrams and Alex Kurtzmans versions of Star Trek for example. Instead your shots have a feel of classic sci-fi effects. You get to actually see the ships, not hysterical editing/cutting and feeling like being on some hyper active kids sugar rush adventure. That's something a lot of modern sci-fi misses. No beauty shots of the vehicles, all just fast editing and you can't even make out the design unless you pause the movie/series. I remember sitting in the theater back in late 70's and drooling over when we got to see the Enterprise refit in drydock and that scene was so long just circling the ship. That's what I like. Looking at your video, it has that feel of classic 70's and 80's sci--fi style even if updated. Actually still with Star Trek TNG, DS9 in the 90's and even Enterprise in early 2000's we still got that style of shooting effects and spaceships, but sadly last few decades it has been replaced with hyserical effects and fast paced editing. This is just beautiful. 👍