By far the best build videos of this kit, thank you so much for taking the extra time to explain all the intricacies of this kit. Inspiring and helpful!
Fun Fact. On the real Galileo filming prop that was used the AMT Model company was obligated to make and provide it to secure the rights to make the model kits of it. It was 2/3rds scale of what was designed as full size so it was filmed quite a bit from distance and with the camera's on the floor level viewing up angles. They had put landing gear supports on the 2 nacelle's however these were towards the front of the prop with the aft part just resting on the floor. The solution when they started using it more to film for exterior shots of the rear of the craft was to have the landing gear pad machined and added to the prop. So the whole thing was mostly plywood and fiberglass, with sheet metal curled to make the nacelle's and an expensive machined landing brace in the rear. The company also made the full scale interior with removable wall and roof sections that was used to film the interior shots. The prop had the doors mounted so that it could be opened with the food pad and the 2 sections of the top separating into 2 and sliding into the interior of the prop hull. This was somewhat of a complicated mechanism on rope pully's and was quite clever as it worked well. they did at some point put seats and front dashboard parts inside that was just enough to film actors climbing in and sitting for quick shots. If you watch the scenes though it is quite obvious that the tall actors have to really duck to enter and exit the prop. This also made problems with the filming scale of the shuttle bay in the show, although Nerds only really noticed this in the 1970s when they could pick apart things like that after watching the re-runs several times.
As always uve out did your self impressive work I can't wait to get to my shuttle interior kit build all of u who have built the kit I've picked up different techniques and information showing how to build my shuttle craft galalo thanks again for your time and patience 👍👍👍👍
WOW !, Oggie, it turned out great, Love watching you improvise when there are some challenges , and most of all, sharing and explaining how you do things, You are a great teacher! Thanks , and keep doing your vlogs, you have a great channel .
Another triumph Oggie! This is such a beautiful model. Flawless results as usual my friend. As someone as commented the paint job is awesome. Always a pleasure to see your work 👊🏻
Thank you for sharing this amazing build.The painting recommendation alone is great info .also sharing the tips and builds from fellow modelers is an excellent means of providing as much info as possible to help others with their builds. And lastly sincere thanks and congratulations on 10 years with the channel.I wish you all the best
Super job on the Shuttle Oggie, it turned out excellent. I'm not sure if you use a power supply when setting up your lighting. If you do, pay attention to the amperage draw. With that you can use a math formula, available online, and combine it with the mil/amp hour specs of your battery. This will tell you exactly how long in minutes/hours that it will run. Keep in mind also that the lights will dim considerably during the last 25-30% of the calculation. You might consider checking out rechargeable lithium ion battery packs. They are relatively cheap come in small size with a charger and jack that you can put some where on the model. Then, you never have to take it out for charging. Just plug in the charger, usually a 3mm jack. Our local shows never provide table top power for us lighted model guys so I adapted and overcame lol. The lithium battery will last all day and then some. They are available in many amp hour ratings. Just use that formula to figure out how much reserve you want. Great tip on those tiny magnets too. I ordered some and they will come in very handy. Keep up the good work and informative videos :)
Hi Boyd...I'll definitely look into this. Really appreciate all the good info. And thank you very much for your kind compliments. I truly appreciate it.
That was a fantastic build! Looks great with the interior lit up. Thanks for the colour recommendations. Looking forward to seeing what you do with the Cozmicscalemodels kits. I recently finished their 1/72 Type-15 Shuttle Pod and it was a fun little model. Got their Star Trek V Gallileo and a Work Bee to do next.
Thanks so much. Yes very much looking forward to working on those kits. Feel free to send pics of your finished shuttles. Would like to see them. Thanks again for your kind words
@@InterstellarModeler my pleasure. I'll see if I can get some good photos of the Type-15 over the next couple of days. Haven't started the others yet, but am currently working on a Kelvin, Shenzhou and Kazon Raider.
Thanks. Actually a dull coat was applied. The shine you’re seeing there is really more artifact from the camera. They’re not all that shiny in person .
Awesome work on this! Only thing that bugs me is just how gigantic the shuttle looks with those tiny figures inside. Think I almost would have preferred some larger scale figures to pose outside instead.
Yes I know what you mean. I think this is one of those circumstances where what we see on screen doesn't match up physically to what is possible. A shortcoming of many a sci-fi vehicle. Structure doesn't always equate to function Lol. Thanks David. I appreciate your kind compliments
Looks great. Always appreciate the strategy, references, sourced materials and complications to note for the build. The Galileo 7 episode was one of my favorites as it was maybe the next most focused starship(craft) next to the Enterprise from TOS. Btw, do you prefer watching the original series or the new remastered versions where they updated the special fx? Kind of relates back to the debate on the original SW trilogy vs Lucas's Special Edition of the original trilogy. Original for nostalgic factor. Updated just to see how it may or should have been had the technology been available back then. At least with ST TOS, I do feel the new SFX and added/improved scenes gives more detail and dynamic quality to the series.
Hi and thanks for all of the kind comments. I have the DVD set that contains both the old and new effects but these days I'm too lazy to put them in now and just stream the show whenever I watch it LOL. Or I just turn on Pluto TV and watch whatever's on, either way the new effects are the ones shown. I can go either way with the effects but I personally think the new effects were hit and miss. It's a shame they didn't pour a bit more effort into them because they could have looked better(less cartoony or video game-like). I know what you mean of how they give more detail as many of the old effects were reused numerous times. Thanks for the comments and for watching.
@@InterstellarModeler yes, some the new SFX work. Others not as well. I also put on ST through Pluto and sometimes TOS is playing, if not TNG. Coincidentally, as soon as I turned onto Pluto today, The Galileo Seven was playing. Look forward to your next video.
May I say great video and the idea of the leds were I myself order lot from " Evans Design " and I need strip like those ty for information and great video .
Hi Randall....yep I am. I have my plane tix and room all set. Email me at interstellarmodeler at gmail and we can exchange contact info if you wish. Thanks for reaching out. It would be great to meet you as well.
The interior set of the Galileo shuttle was larger in volume and the ceiling was higher than the exterior dimensions of the shuttle. If they used the mock up for the interior shots the actors could not stand up straight nor could the floor panel be removed to reveal fuel and power conduits.
Yes....explains why the figures can seem a little out of proportion here. Also the windows are impractical as they can barely see out of them. Sci-fi ships are notorious for not matching up exterior and interior dimensions all that well. But....it's still a cool ship. Thanks for watching.
Hi, I'd recommend using a Tamyia Weathering kit B. It basically is like a make up kit for models. Easiest way to apply streaks. Check out the BSG Viper video about 5:25 into the video. Also have other videos demonstrating the same thing. Another good one is the BSG Raptor. Hope that helps, Here's the link to the viper ua-cam.com/video/UM4sG5yAZ1M/v-deo.html
@@macsmodelcorner3854 No not really. Is there something specific I could help with? The lights used here is a string of Mega sized SMDs but they can be purchased individually and a flickering effect which might be more of what you're after. They're also available in various sizes. Here's a link evandesigns.com/products/flickering-ledaff=12
The only design flaws that I do not like about this design is that the forward view portals are placed to high in full scale to be practical for the crew members to use as a per-se windshield, and it is quite noticeable. The interior filming prop had them lower from the inside and the angle of the front view bulkhead is at a different angle than the design is. also just a small nit pick. they didn't have any side view portholes in the design, which you wouldn't have to have, but I think would be practical. It still was a cool design for the time that they came up with the design though.
@@InterstellarModeler I will see if I can find the time to make a vid about the Klingon Shuttle. I actually think I made one and have it on my other channel, before I made this dedicated one for the 3D print models. I will link it. It is old but it shows the concept. I have to work hard to stay focused on 1 to 3 projects at a time. I tend to get caught up into 7 to 10 and then I end up getting a little bit done on a lot of things, instead of a lot of things done on one or two projects, LOL. I must have been a Dog in another life, because I tend to be a Squirl chaser. ua-cam.com/video/XASGdc8u-F4/v-deo.html
By far the best build videos of this kit, thank you so much for taking the extra time to explain all the intricacies of this kit. Inspiring and helpful!
You’re very welcome and thanks so much for the kind compliments
Fun Fact. On the real Galileo filming prop that was used the AMT Model company was obligated to make and provide it to secure the rights to make the model kits of it. It was 2/3rds scale of what was designed as full size so it was filmed quite a bit from distance and with the camera's on the floor level viewing up angles. They had put landing gear supports on the 2 nacelle's however these were towards the front of the prop with the aft part just resting on the floor. The solution when they started using it more to film for exterior shots of the rear of the craft was to have the landing gear pad machined and added to the prop. So the whole thing was mostly plywood and fiberglass, with sheet metal curled to make the nacelle's and an expensive machined landing brace in the rear. The company also made the full scale interior with removable wall and roof sections that was used to film the interior shots. The prop had the doors mounted so that it could be opened with the food pad and the 2 sections of the top separating into 2 and sliding into the interior of the prop hull. This was somewhat of a complicated mechanism on rope pully's and was quite clever as it worked well. they did at some point put seats and front dashboard parts inside that was just enough to film actors climbing in and sitting for quick shots. If you watch the scenes though it is quite obvious that the tall actors have to really duck to enter and exit the prop. This also made problems with the filming scale of the shuttle bay in the show, although Nerds only really noticed this in the 1970s when they could pick apart things like that after watching the re-runs several times.
The things they were able to do were simply amazing. Such ingenuity. Thanks for the comments.
This turned out great, Oggie! The lights and interior are awesome!
Thanks a lot my friend. Really appreciate it
Nicely done I.M. and thank you for sharing. You've given me some ideas.
Thank you Richard
Hey Oggie
Great outcome on the Shuttle as a whole.
Nice to know you Guys are on the mend, probably much better now.😊
Take care and Happy Weekend
Thank you Tim. Yep we’re both recovered thank goodness. Always great hearing from you. Have a good one
@@InterstellarModeler
That is good news Oggie.
Thank you as well.
As always uve out did your self impressive work I can't wait to get to my shuttle interior kit build all of u who have built the kit I've picked up different techniques and information showing how to build my shuttle craft galalo thanks again for your time and patience 👍👍👍👍
Thank you very much for your kind words Alan
Very nice Oggie! Great job on this. Like the lighting very much.
Appreciate the compliment William, thanks so much
WOW !, Oggie, it turned out great, Love watching you improvise when there are some challenges , and most of all, sharing and explaining how you do things, You are a great teacher! Thanks , and keep doing your vlogs, you have a great channel .
Thank you very much Michael
Fantastic Job , Thank you so much for all the great foot work you did. Going to make my project a lot easier.
You’re welcome and thank you for your kind comments
Another triumph Oggie! This is such a beautiful model. Flawless results as usual my friend. As someone as commented the paint job is awesome. Always a pleasure to see your work 👊🏻
Appreciate your very kind words Derek, thank you
Oggie amazing job! Especially your work on the figures and scratch builds. Love it!
Hey Wayne...great to hear from you and thanks so much for your kind compliments.
Excellent build of the Galileo! The Paint job is incredible, this shuttle looks exactly like the filming model!
Thank you very much
Wow she looks amazing
Thanks Travis
She came out super Oggie, hope mine comes out that good when I do mine...great video update.
Thanks so much
Thank you for your time in making these videos greatly appreciated Bro. Hope all is great with you and the Fam.
Thank you for sharing this amazing build.The painting recommendation alone is great info .also sharing the tips and builds from fellow modelers is an excellent means of providing as much info as possible to help others with their builds. And lastly sincere thanks and congratulations on 10 years with the channel.I wish you all the best
Thanks so much Bob
Beautiful work.
Thanks so much Richard
This is amazing!!! superb work on all of your models 😎👌
thanks so much, appreciate the compliment
@@InterstellarModeler Your welcome mate, Keep up the amazing work 🖖😉
Great build and paint as always...thanks for sharing and stay safe!
Thanks Jean 👍
Nice build. TY.
You’re welcome. Appreciate the compliment
Super job on the Shuttle Oggie, it turned out excellent. I'm not sure if you use a power supply when setting up your lighting. If you do, pay attention to the amperage draw. With that you can use a math formula, available online, and combine it with the mil/amp hour specs of your battery. This will tell you exactly how long in minutes/hours that it will run. Keep in mind also that the lights will dim considerably during the last 25-30% of the calculation. You might consider checking out rechargeable lithium ion battery packs. They are relatively cheap come in small size with a charger and jack that you can put some where on the model. Then, you never have to take it out for charging. Just plug in the charger, usually a 3mm jack. Our local shows never provide table top power for us lighted model guys so I adapted and overcame lol. The lithium battery will last all day and then some. They are available in many amp hour ratings. Just use that formula to figure out how much reserve you want. Great tip on those tiny magnets too. I ordered some and they will come in very handy. Keep up the good work and informative videos :)
Hi Boyd...I'll definitely look into this. Really appreciate all the good info. And thank you very much for your kind compliments. I truly appreciate it.
Totally awesome!
Thanks
Really awesome work!! I still love the shuttlecraft even after all these years. One of my favorite ships. You really made that thing look great!
Thank you very much. I’ve always loved the Galileo too
Looks great! Can't wait to see those next projects... I like both of those designs.
Thank you.....yes am looking forward to them too
That was a fantastic build! Looks great with the interior lit up. Thanks for the colour recommendations.
Looking forward to seeing what you do with the Cozmicscalemodels kits. I recently finished their 1/72 Type-15 Shuttle Pod and it was a fun little model. Got their Star Trek V Gallileo and a Work Bee to do next.
Thanks so much. Yes very much looking forward to working on those kits. Feel free to send pics of your finished shuttles. Would like to see them. Thanks again for your kind words
@@InterstellarModeler my pleasure. I'll see if I can get some good photos of the Type-15 over the next couple of days. Haven't started the others yet, but am currently working on a Kelvin, Shenzhou and Kazon Raider.
Looks great. But I would spray some dull coat on all the figures to get rid of the shine. More realistic that way.
Thanks. Actually a dull coat was applied. The shine you’re seeing there is really more artifact from the camera. They’re not all that shiny in person .
Awesome work on this! Only thing that bugs me is just how gigantic the shuttle looks with those tiny figures inside. Think I almost would have preferred some larger scale figures to pose outside instead.
Yes I know what you mean. I think this is one of those circumstances where what we see on screen doesn't match up physically to what is possible. A shortcoming of many a sci-fi vehicle. Structure doesn't always equate to function Lol. Thanks David. I appreciate your kind compliments
Excellent build Oggie. I’ve got both kits, and it’s really inspired me to make a start with them!
Thanks Simon...appreciate the kind words.
Question: you mention a gloss coat before setting the decals. Is that followed with a mat or semi-gloss clear finish?
@@EmmertFamily yes it is. The gloss coat really helps with decal placement and minimizes silvering and air bubbles, thanks for watching
I'm hoping they come out with a Strange New Worlds shuttle craft and interior kit
That would be cool
Looks great. Always appreciate the strategy, references, sourced materials and complications to note for the build.
The Galileo 7 episode was one of my favorites as it was maybe the next most focused starship(craft) next to the Enterprise from TOS.
Btw, do you prefer watching the original series or the new remastered versions where they updated the special fx? Kind of relates back to the debate on the original SW trilogy vs Lucas's Special Edition of the original trilogy.
Original for nostalgic factor. Updated just to see how it may or should have been had the technology been available back then. At least with ST TOS, I do feel the new SFX and added/improved scenes gives more detail and dynamic quality to the series.
Hi and thanks for all of the kind comments. I have the DVD set that contains both the old and new effects but these days I'm too lazy to put them in now and just stream the show whenever I watch it LOL. Or I just turn on Pluto TV and watch whatever's on, either way the new effects are the ones shown. I can go either way with the effects but I personally think the new effects were hit and miss. It's a shame they didn't pour a bit more effort into them because they could have looked better(less cartoony or video game-like). I know what you mean of how they give more detail as many of the old effects were reused numerous times. Thanks for the comments and for watching.
@@InterstellarModeler yes, some the new SFX work. Others not as well. I also put on ST through Pluto and sometimes TOS is playing, if not TNG. Coincidentally, as soon as I turned onto Pluto today, The Galileo Seven was playing.
Look forward to your next video.
May I say great video and the idea of the leds were I myself order lot from " Evans Design " and I need strip like those ty for information and great video .
You're welcome and thank you very much for your kind compliments
Hi are you planning to go to wonderfest this year I would really like to meet you
Hi Randall....yep I am. I have my plane tix and room all set. Email me at interstellarmodeler at gmail and we can exchange contact info if you wish. Thanks for reaching out. It would be great to meet you as well.
The interior set of the Galileo shuttle was larger in volume and the ceiling was higher than the exterior dimensions of the shuttle. If they used the mock up for the interior shots the actors could not stand up straight nor could the floor panel be removed to reveal fuel and power conduits.
Yes....explains why the figures can seem a little out of proportion here. Also the windows are impractical as they can barely see out of them. Sci-fi ships are notorious for not matching up exterior and interior dimensions all that well. But....it's still a cool ship. Thanks for watching.
If I may ask do you have video on after burns on aircraft or any ideas .
Hi, I'd recommend using a Tamyia Weathering kit B. It basically is like a make up kit for models. Easiest way to apply streaks. Check out the BSG Viper video about 5:25 into the video. Also have other videos demonstrating the same thing. Another good one is the BSG Raptor. Hope that helps, Here's the link to the viper ua-cam.com/video/UM4sG5yAZ1M/v-deo.html
Sorry I ment after burner led lights like you have on your kit .
@@macsmodelcorner3854 No not really. Is there something specific I could help with? The lights used here is a string of Mega sized SMDs but they can be purchased individually and a flickering effect which might be more of what you're after. They're also available in various sizes. Here's a link evandesigns.com/products/flickering-ledaff=12
The only design flaws that I do not like about this design is that the forward view portals are placed to high in full scale to be practical for the crew members to use as a per-se windshield, and it is quite noticeable. The interior filming prop had them lower from the inside and the angle of the front view bulkhead is at a different angle than the design is. also just a small nit pick. they didn't have any side view portholes in the design, which you wouldn't have to have, but I think would be practical. It still was a cool design for the time that they came up with the design though.
Yes very true. Something I noticed while placing the figures into position.
@@InterstellarModeler I will see if I can find the time to make a vid about the Klingon Shuttle.
I actually think I made one and have it on my other channel, before I made this dedicated one for the 3D print models. I will link it. It is old but it shows the concept.
I have to work hard to stay focused on 1 to 3 projects at a time.
I tend to get caught up into 7 to 10 and then I end up getting a little bit done on a lot of things, instead of a lot of things done on one or two projects, LOL.
I must have been a Dog in another life, because I tend to be a Squirl chaser.
ua-cam.com/video/XASGdc8u-F4/v-deo.html
Cover your clear styrene with painters' tape before cutting it. This should prevent scratching.
That is a great tip, thanks
Got a question my name is John in Denver I'm legally blind and I'm having trouble with my shuttlecraft with interior
Hi John, Feel free to send an email to interstellar modeler at gmail