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Indeed they are...lots of glue and lots of zip ties...magnets just to make things interesting...

It is a part work from Fanhome. They are monthly subscriptions that you get a few parts of each month.

You are getting very, very sleepy...uh...no...not really...well...maybe...lol He has been on my bench since around 2013. He's supposed to bring good luck.

Thanks Eric!

Thanks Ian

Scott - I'm still here...it has been a long time since I did the first two videos...but if I remember right, there is a spare piece (or two). If you send me a picture of what you are looking at (buckmansmodelmania@gmail.com) I can look at what you're working on and hopefully help you out.

Yes it is...so far, this the best engineered part work I've ever done.

I think so...at least when parts show up (dig at Ian)... BTW - our Pug is named Murphy...lol

You're right...they did. But the keys are solid, so the really wouldn't have worked too well.

You are correct...and I just fixed it. Thank you

More like a reverse Alien autopsy. Todd's reaction to kicker is pretty hilarious. And the magnets helps some, but the black super glue is what really holds it together.

Thanks Donnie

I've put other doors together in the build, but this one was being a pain so I needed a jig. Seemed like the best way. Thanks for stopping by

Thank you...it does come together nicely. You have a great week as well

But...why?

WTF? How's he supposed to assemble the thing? Silly comment.

@@the406seadonkey6 That ok...Dash is sometimes a silly person...lol

Glad you enjoyed it

Hope you enjoy them. They also have a deal going with the Dory that you can build it and get store credit afterwards. Videos coming soon on that one

@BuckmansModelMania Maybe I'm being a little nieve and overly ambitious, but I want to work my way up through all the wooden model boat difficulties over the next four or five years while I save up for a Scamp micro cruiser kit, a real sailing dinghy that I want to build for camping.

@@KlingonCaptain I don't think you are being naive or over ambitious. These small kits use the same building principles as full-sized boats. I looked at the dinghys...and I may have to pick them up...lol. Give them a shot and feel free to reach out to me at buckmansmodelmania@gmail.com if you have any questions at all during the build. I may not know the answer, but I can try and help. I've been building wood kits for almost 10 years now...and I think I do ok.

@@BuckmansModelMania Thank you for the encouragement. If I need help, it's good to know that there is someone I can ask for help.

There are a lot...and they all work really well on testing.

It's a pretty good kit...just has a few issues. It will fit in well with the rest of the partwork figures I have.

Thanks Eric! It is a little slow going with all the other kits I have in progress.

It is a taxing build...I walked away for a little bit, but I am back on it. I think it will come out pretty well in the end.

I'm looking forward to more progress and seeing how the electronics tie together. I plan on doing wall power for him just like most of my models.

Yes he is. So far he's a pretty good build.

Glad to be back...it has been busy here. Thanks for watching

It hasn't been to bad so far. It's time consuming with some stages taking well over an hour...but I'm enjoying it. Adding lights is going to make it more challenging.

I don't remember exactly what I searched, but "rotating led light for rc" brought them up. Thanks for watching.

We have 4...the largest i a Samoyed...think 80 pounds of fur...

Thanks Eric! Robocop looks good too...lol

Thanks Eric!

I agree it looks good. But the decal doesn't fit right and it shouldn't be a thing at this price point. Also, look at the Fanhome Enterprise D decals...they're pink when they dry. Glad I got out of that one...

There is...if you are willing to paint it. I built a similar kit at 1;15 scale in blue...they now sit together in the display room.

It is a pretty cool build...I think I had only one or two minor problems during the whole build...

Glad to hear it and glad if they help. I am really impressed with the engineering on the ET so far. Thanks for stopping by!

It was...but I don't think he's going back to Donnie...I "took care of" the fly.

I agree - this has always been my favorite Batmobile

You shouldn't need it - by the end of stage 20, the sound goes away for the most part.

It's just silicon grease from Amazon. However, you shouldn't need it. The sound is cleared up later as you finish building the head. Anyway, here is the link - www.amazon.com/dp/B0BRNRWLB7?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

Short, fat, big head? Story checks out...lol. It is a great build so far. Even things that I thought were going to be an issue have gotten fixed as part of the build. Thanks for stopping by!

I'll get to work on the shrink ray so we can fit ;-)

It absolutely does. For a long time when EM went under, I though I would never get to finish it.

It is huge...and it now lives next to the Routemaster...They look great together

Thanks!

I finally got back to work on this. It takes a lot of time to build the stages for the house. Glad you're enjoying it.

I'm still working that out...lol

I'm building it for my wife - she is a huge Disney fan.

Same here. And we had one when I was a kid.

Thank you! Cheers!

True - but those wires can be good...or a PITA

It is a little. A lot of the roof top box leaves something to be desired. Almost like they ran out of money...

@@BuckmansModelMania When in all actuality it should have gotten a good majority of the focus from the designers since it’s what is going to be the most visible

@@ithink2ez Very true...but EM didn't have the best business sense. We won't talk about the flux capacitor or "Christmas tree" on the DeLorean...

It is a pretty good build...but the shipping of parts is really spotty. I went 4 months with no part at one point.