I've thoroughly enjoyed this series of videos; thanks for recording & uploading them. The talent is there for all to see, and I'd proudly display that _hunk of junk_ in a heartbeat... After I'd finished flying it around the room a couple of dozen times and taken out a couple of squadrons of TIEs. _PEW! PEW! WHOOSH. PEW!_ *ahem. 😜😎
Fantastic! You have proven the saying "If you put lipstick on a pig, it's still a pig" - completely wrong in this instance. Glad I found your channel. Good stuff sir!
Awesome finish!!! Love the work you put in to this Hasbro Falcon!!! Looks great! The Hasbro is a nice platform to start with and with all the upgrades...both parts and electronics...building a accurate/great looking Falcon is possible! An you did just that! I really love what you did!
Fantastic! I really enjoy the conversion videos. I bought a Hasbro A-wing and Tie Bomber after watching your videos. Now I just need to get at it lol thanks!
We billet you have done an amazing job with this toy turning it into a model love watching your videos as you always give me some great ideas for same of the project's I've got plans for doing thank you for sharing your work.
I've been wanting to do this for years lol. You've really pulled it off nicely. This one's from the hero series. I'm happy to buy 3d printed parts for the upgrades.
Very nice build! Considering where it started, you did an excellent job! Love the lighting, brings the model to life! A lot less expensive than getting the actual model. Happy days and model on! 😎
Bravo, my dude. This is an absolutely fantastic result, Rusty! My biggest criticism is that you spent far too much time worrying about canonical accuracy. In my opinion, "rivet counting" has no place in the Star Wars universe. If it looks right, then it's right 😉
Hi, love what you are doing on this! Did you get it finished? Don't see anymore videos on it. Alsi, do you remember what scale or size you scaled the Revell cockpit to? Thanks! 😊
Yes, I did finish, here's a link to the final video... ua-cam.com/video/YBJoax9nS88/v-deo.htmlsi=ievXWP7XNeICAsf7 Sorry, I don't remember how much I scaled the cockpit up.
Just incredible! I just picked up same model! Can you post links to cockpit, for Thingiverse. I have printer and want to change cockpit. THANKS, for all the great tips! You did an incredible job!
Thank you, it was a projector mount...here's a link WALI Projector Ceiling Mount, Universal Low Profile Projector Mount with Retractable Arms and Multiple Adjustment Function (PM-002-B), Black a.co/d/9GmEqKR
what year model did this come out? i just started the journey to find the best looking falcon and AT-AT that wont break the bank. what year is this on on the video?
I believe it was 2004, you can still find used ones on eBay for $100-$200 depending on condition. It was a fun project it makes for a great display piece. Mine is in my work office and people love it.
Can I request a future project? The Clone Wars era y-wing bomber that hasbro made is huge and screams to be repainted and detailed. I have always wanted to do one up the way it appears in the last season, last episode of Star Wars Clone Wars animated series. I would love to see how amazing it would look if you did one.
Turned out very nice! Contrary to popular belief, they didn't have an unlimited budget at ILM. I think they had to work within what the main office (LFL) gave them! I've seen very good results from reworking these toys. Yours must be third one I've seen. Still amazing to see what the paint and lighting does for them! I'm not that picky on the details -- no 2 shooting miniatures were EXACTLY, 100% alike anyway! The paint job and lighting is what makes the difference after the greeblies. You did a very nice job with the sides filling in 3-D detail. Unless you're completely anal (I'm at the point in life where "good enough" IS "good enough"!), you're not going to notice. Honestly, the side detail looks nice! This still has to be more economical than the Bandai Perfect Grade Millennium Falcon. Even the Rise of Skywalker Millennium Falcon (the 10-11 inch kit? Finally has the right radar dish!!!!) is costing around $70 now.
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By far the best paint job/weathering that I’ve seen.
Thank you!
I've thoroughly enjoyed this series of videos; thanks for recording & uploading them. The talent is there for all to see, and I'd proudly display that _hunk of junk_ in a heartbeat... After I'd finished flying it around the room a couple of dozen times and taken out a couple of squadrons of TIEs. _PEW! PEW! WHOOSH. PEW!_ *ahem. 😜😎
I hear you friend...lol..thanks for watching!
Fantastic! You have proven the saying "If you put lipstick on a pig, it's still a pig" - completely wrong in this instance. Glad I found your channel. Good stuff sir!
Thank you! I appreciate the support 🙂
I saw the somewhat finished model in your garage and said to Jess "this 'll be fun to watch on youtube" lol
lol...thanks
Awesome finish!!! Love the work you put in to this Hasbro Falcon!!! Looks great! The Hasbro is a nice platform to start with and with all the upgrades...both parts and electronics...building a accurate/great looking Falcon is possible! An you did just that! I really love what you did!
Thank you! It was a really fun project.
very nice. It's amazing what you can do with an old toy like that.
Thank you!!
I like how the engine cam out. I’m definitely stealing that idea
Thanks!
Fantastic! I really enjoy the conversion videos. I bought a Hasbro A-wing and Tie Bomber after watching your videos. Now I just need to get at it lol thanks!
Thank you!!
It looks fantastic my friend, great job.👍
Thanks friend!
This came out great! Now that I have some down time I may just do this to a Hasbro Jedi Starfighter I have.
Keep up the good work!!🤘
Thanks friend!!
We billet you have done an amazing job with this toy turning it into a model love watching your videos as you always give me some great ideas for same of the project's I've got plans for doing thank you for sharing your work.
Thank you! I appreciate the support! Have fun with your builds!
Really great job, looks fantastic and it's huge!
Thanks!!
I've been wanting to do this for years lol. You've really pulled it off nicely. This one's from the hero series. I'm happy to buy 3d printed parts for the upgrades.
Thanks! It was a fun project and makes for a really nice display piece.
Very well done, Always enjoy your take on the builds you do.
Thanks friend!
Very nice build! Considering where it started, you did an excellent job! Love the lighting, brings the model to life! A lot less expensive than getting the actual model. Happy days and model on! 😎
Thank you!!
looks pure awesome. i am still working on mine . its such a great detailed falcon.
Thanks! It was one of my favorite projects.
Absolutely love it! Great job.
Couple questions. The side walls, what’s your method for making those? Also the rear thrusters did you do a tutorial on how to make that?
I go over those things in the previous videos..I believe this was a four part video series of the build. Thanks for watching!
Bravo, my dude. This is an absolutely fantastic result, Rusty! My biggest criticism is that you spent far too much time worrying about canonical accuracy. In my opinion, "rivet counting" has no place in the Star Wars universe. If it looks right, then it's right 😉
Thanks friend!!
Looks great! I'm having a similar issue of finding someplace to display such a large model.
Thanks! Yeah...it's still in the shop at the moment...lol
Good effort!
Thanks for sharing.
Thank you!
Hi, love what you are doing on this! Did you get it finished? Don't see anymore videos on it. Alsi, do you remember what scale or size you scaled the Revell cockpit to? Thanks! 😊
Yes, I did finish, here's a link to the final video...
ua-cam.com/video/YBJoax9nS88/v-deo.htmlsi=ievXWP7XNeICAsf7
Sorry, I don't remember how much I scaled the cockpit up.
Excellent work as always.
Thank you!!
Looks awesome man well done.
Thanks bud!
Beautiful Job man x
Thank you! It was a fun project!
Great job Eagle!! The MF looks really good! 😎🤟
Thanks friend!
Just incredible! I just picked up same model! Can you post links to cockpit, for Thingiverse. I have printer and want to change cockpit. THANKS, for all the great tips! You did an incredible job!
Thank you! It's been one of my favorites projects...have fun with your build! I've attached the link to the video.
Great job!!, can I ask you what type of stand (cctv or tv) you are using? Link if possible really appreciate it
Thank you, it was a projector mount...here's a link
WALI Projector Ceiling Mount, Universal Low Profile Projector Mount with Retractable Arms and Multiple Adjustment Function (PM-002-B), Black a.co/d/9GmEqKR
I mounted mine on the wall similar to how the Lego falcon is mounted
Looks amaizing mate
Thanks!!
Fantastic build!
, quick question, where did you go to to get the 3D printed dish and cannons?
Thank you! I got the files on thingiverse...the guns were modified quite a bit using tinkercad.
@@EagleSciFiModelerhow about the cockpit?
And what scale did you use 25mm, 27mm, 1/ 43rd or 1/ 48th ?
what year model did this come out? i just started the journey to find the best looking falcon and AT-AT that wont break the bank. what year is this on on the video?
I believe it was 2004, you can still find used ones on eBay for $100-$200 depending on condition. It was a fun project it makes for a great display piece. Mine is in my work office and people love it.
Can I request a future project? The Clone Wars era y-wing bomber that hasbro made is huge and screams to be repainted and detailed. I have always wanted to do one up the way it appears in the last season, last episode of Star Wars Clone Wars animated series. I would love to see how amazing it would look if you did one.
I'll see if I can find one. Sounds like a fun project.
Very nice
Thank you!
@@EagleSciFiModeler You're welcome
Turned out very nice!
Contrary to popular belief, they didn't have an unlimited budget at ILM. I think they had to work within what the main office (LFL) gave them!
I've seen very good results from reworking these toys. Yours must be third one I've seen. Still amazing to see what the paint and lighting does for them!
I'm not that picky on the details -- no 2 shooting miniatures were EXACTLY, 100% alike anyway! The paint job and lighting is what makes the difference after the greeblies. You did a very nice job with the sides filling in 3-D detail. Unless you're completely anal (I'm at the point in life where "good enough" IS "good enough"!), you're not going to notice. Honestly, the side detail looks nice!
This still has to be more economical than the Bandai Perfect Grade Millennium Falcon. Even the Rise of Skywalker Millennium Falcon (the 10-11 inch kit? Finally has the right radar dish!!!!) is costing around $70 now.
Thanks buddy!
Great job as always.
Great job.
Thanks!!
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