Adam Savage's STARFIELD Spaceship Model Completed!
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2023
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Our Starfield models are complete! Adam and the Tested build team put the finishing touches of weathering, decals, and vinyl application onto the Frontier ship and dress the interior of the cockpit diorama. We're so proud of this build and had so much fun in every step of the process. Time to pack the model up and take it to be filmed in a motion control sequence!
Thanks to Formlabs for providing 3D printing support for this project! rb.gy/sq3c6
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This video is part of a sponsored series with Bethesda Game Studios. Learn more about Starfield at www.starfieldgame.com
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Thanks to Formlabs for providing 3D printing support for this project! rb.gy/sq3c6
Great work team 👏
Adam and anyone else, I have a question. I was thinking about a method to save time when masking for example an interior to be able to color the outside. What if you has balloon the one blew up until it covered the insides. and just about started too bow out threw the windows and openings. It would perhaps need to be one that wouldn't pop to easily. I know next to nothing about model building, I just always try to imagine solution before learning about already established methods because that's usually how I get novel ideas. Sometimes good sometimes bad, and if so I just discard them. Does this method sound like it could work well?
There was a comment made in a previous video about at a shop this would be a million dollar model. I would love to see a video/short about the amount of materials and manhours put into this project
This game both sucks and blows simultaneioualy
@@HEATSEEKER00 The game only sucks if you have bad taste
I imagine this is as close as we're ever gonna get to being inside ILM, looking over Adams shoulder while working on a filming model. Thank you for this most entertaining series, Tested Team!
partly beacuse the use of models (in movies) get's rarer and rarer.
@@Thisandthat8908 Exactly, I was going to say practical models are now the exception and not the rule.
CGI rules the day.
I hope they do more series like this. It was sooooo entertaining. I went on UA-cam every day to see if a new one came out.
Agreed... hearing Adam describe his decision making process is awesome.
@@sunriseshellwhich makes the model making skill that much more impressive....
Seeing Adam being in the Cockpit really felt like a Hobbyist making a Ship in the Bottle. Doing the final details on his model.
absolutely ugly ship. should have built the mako instead. game is a massive disappointment too btw
@@cagneybillingsley2165 bait, or sad irl.
Half expect them to have filmed that particular part without Adam popping in but he just happens to go 'actually' and starts scratching away anyway.
@@cagneybillingsley2165that's not how being hired by a company to make a thing from their game works.
@@maverick9860 Perhaps a waste of time, but reported his post as spam.
ive been playing the game and this build of the ship is hands down amazing
Factoidually well placed and delivered comment ! I concur
Yea it's pretty ridiculous
Im sorry. That game isn't good.
@@thomgizziz lol. Scram kiddo
@@CarCoSaNoLa Arguably a waste of time, but reported their post as spam.
This series is a master class and a half! Thanks Adam and team.
This was such a fantastic journey! Top not work Team Tested! =D
This project proves that 3d printing isn't the death of model making but rather it's evolution!
Problem is for something like this you need very large high quality printers that aren’t cheap.
Not for modelmaking, for model companies... I still prefer injection molded, or cnc'd parts tho. It's just not fun to work with resin pieces.
@@AgentTaft not really, you could do this on a $300 printer all day. There would just be a lot more sanding and primer involved to hide layer lines. You obviously won’t get as much detail on a cheap printer, but most hobbyists aren’t making models for film sets. There are also a lot of techniques you can do to bring that detail back.
Modelmakers dont get the credit they deserve and watching this proves it ! 👍
After spending almost 30 years of my life painting and sculpting 28mm miniatures for Warhammer 40k as my hobby/business, being able to paint and work with anything THIS big would be a joy. I can't sit hunched over anymore carefully painting eyeballs with a single hair brush, just too damn old now, but after watching this project I might just think about moving on to more large scale projects. This has been a joy to watch, seeing Adam doing what he's always been passionate about.
I really hope to see more model making. The lighting, painting, and weathering is so satisfying to see come together and yes, it is fun to see you have fun doing the thing that you love and be able to make a living out it.
Adam going back to his roots has been enjoyable. The issue I see is just doing this would cost a lot and that's even if they were allowed to just recreate something without having to license it.
@@AngelusNielsonpeople watching them build will bring money
@@PavelKrupets Ok, then. How much does Tested pull in every month and how much does it cost to produce something like that? Tell me how viable it is if you're certain, with actual numbers, please.
@@AngelusNielson adam builds stuff all the time to make videos, so he can keep building models instead of boxes. see youtube pay per view numbers.
@@AngelusNielson see ecto build
I am so happy there is at least one more video to go in this series! I love this build, it might be one of my favorite Tested things since discovering your channel!
I hope you all had as much fun as it seems in building this and I sure hope to see more of a similar nature in the future!
okay, now go into Starfield, build a ship of your own, and then make THAT ship into a real world model! :D
Love what you all do, looking perpetually forward to more from everyone at Tested!
Hey Adam, I have a tip from my years in the art glass business. When your transferring stickers with transfer tape, there is a wetting fluid (vanilla smelling) that prevents the sticker from adhering temporarily you can spray on before you put down the stickers. It’s why transfer tape is clear, so you can slide the stickers around into position. Once placed you squeegee the water out or let it evaporate and peel off the transfer tape.
True culmination of the series here- you were able to capture more of a feeling of scale and weight in your test shots at 43 min than the final virtual studio shot.
This has been a joy to watch. How is it that I, some dumb guy on the internet, feel a sense of pride and accomplishment seeing this come together?
Because you're probably a Millennial who's going to spend the rest of his life staring at a phone.
Because you have accomplished something. You've learned some how toos, and may decide to do it yourself. Maybe go into the industry or into real industry to make real stuff like I did. It was a scifi series that inspired me, Star Trek, and a writer, David Gerrold, who wrote the article that put the spurs on me to do the work to make dreams real. After a career in the aerospace industry I've seen my real work, the aquariums in "The Voyage Home", and the nose cone of the research submersible (production models called tourist submersibles) in the opening credits of "Star Trek Enterprise". The aquariums, and underwater tubes in Atlantis which you see commercials for several times a month . The 777 jumbo jet, record 27 years without a mass fatality except for one shot down, and one hijacked, for which I made the fuselage fixture, and the heart of the Large Hadron Collider. Do the work, and you too may see yourself making things you can be proud of.
@@dpsamu2000 Oh, I'm not worried about making real stuff. I've been an engineer for...almost 30 years now *sigh*. And I enjoy painting printing and painting minis at a very amateur level.
How fun that your work was featured in Trek!
@@SapSapient Then you're not just some dumb guy on the Internet. Then my reply is addressed to anybody else who think he's just some dumb guy who hasn't or can't accomplish something.
@@waytospergtherebro Damn, who pissed in your cereal? You don’t have to keep eating it.
As a massive Starfield fan/player i completely approve of this model, cant wait to watch the next episode
Adam doing little smudges is my new favourite Bob Ross.
I was actually able to be standing in the interior of this ship in-game as Adam was putting the decals down on the floors of his cut-away. That was really cool!
I absolutely love this series, I have been an avid model builder since childhood and had dreams of being a movie model maker at one time. This series has made me feel nostalgic for the younger me and inspired me to push my dreams once more. Thanks Adam
I cannot look away when you guys are painting. The effects are almost instantaneous. Absolutely glorious work!
In the last few days I played Starfield like crazy ,the ship buildings in the game it's outstanding, with hundred and thousand of combinations
Got this in the background whilst playing starfield building a frigate ship. Seems very fitting
The shots at the end are really nice. Fantastic job everyone!
Outstanding results! What sells it for me are the LEDs and all the lights, something I wish to incorporate more in my creations.
I just wanted to see the lighting. Are they those strips? And getting them to blink in patterns. I know a stamp collector guy who doesn't talk about his work very much. He just calls it "stuff"
@@luislongoria6621 Making them to blink in patterns is all done through controllers or by adding other electric components, unfortunately I don't have the knowledge to do those sorts of effects :( I only know the basics.
For a long time I've advocated you guys make a model railway diorama, because it utilises a wide range of your particular skill sets, but you've never done it. However, this is now the closest you've come, and it's an excellent example of what's possible when you put all your combined efforts into a single project.
The sheer level of nerding out that I am going through by watching this series, I really cannot put into words!. lol!
Fabulous series watching pro model-makers at work! I'm always amazed though at how much "rougher" studio models are compared to high-level scale models you see at exhibitions and contests. For example, the 3D-print layer lines visible on the spaceship model would need to be sanded smooth in any decent static competition model. However, they're left alone in the studio model, saving many hours of tedius work while providing surface textrure that adds interest and isn't seen by the camera. Great series, really loved this content, thank you!!
Yeah, I kept being diistracted by the visible polygon facets on the model though. X)
@@DarthBiomech I did notice that, could have been corrected before printing, but it doesn't really matter to me, this series was utterly compelling to watch.
@@DarthBiomech I don't think they are, the final files printed are very high poly, I think that's the shape of the exterior panelling for those parts
@@cenciende9401 some of them... some parts not so much, did you see the interior wall? That was rough.
Adam describing his weathering technique was so Bob Ross, but instead of this happy tree it was a happy patch of rust living here
I am actually pretty gutted this mini series is over. I would love to see more of the entire team doing these sorts of projects more often! Thanks guys, the Frontier looks absolutely outstanding!
Legitimately looks better than what I can render in real time. I LOVE how this series went, 10/10
When I was 15 I watched the making of the Matrix that came on the dvd. Immediately I knew what I wanted to pursue as a career. I get that same gleeful inspiration from watching these videos. Thanks guys for having so much fun and being so dedicated to this craft. I hope practical effects continue to be an important part of story telling for the next generations.
OMG - I just happen to have "Hard Boiled" on my desk right now. Just read it again, no idea how many times I've read it, and yes it is a masterpiece. The excessive detailing in the illustration is magnificent.
This series is my favorite thing to put on in the background while I study because it's entertaining enough to keep me from getting frustrated while not completely distracting me with soothing music in between for me to REALLY focus :)
Watching this series has been a real treat. Thanks for taking on this project for us to watch everyone's amazing craftsmanship in action!
I really love this series of videos and I can't wait to see the ship filmed!
Adam Savage would be my 1st pick for that old fun question Name any 5 people to have dinner with 🙏🏻Thank you so much for this incredible build and for making each episode nearly an hour-long
Can you imagine? I don’t think I’d get around to actually eating anything, I’d just be listening intently. Such an interesting career involved with some of my most beloved IP’S. Awesome series.
I love the way you are talking to the model. I do the same and my wife looks at me as if i'm ...well not allright..let's keep it at that. Thank you for the upload!
This series has been a top 5 production out of tested, seriously this has been amazing. I really hope we see more of this style, the multi part nature, the joy and excitement around the work, and the deep dives into each step. Yall knocked it out of the park!
Beautiful model! Was a pleasure to watch you complete it!
I love when Adam gets in the zone and the Bob Ross vibes kick in. Just a happy little rust stain!! I have loved every minute of this build. Props to the whole team on making such an epic piece!!
it has been so good to see the Tested team working together like this, and especially seeijng Adam in his model making ILM-esque happy place!
This series has been a masterpiece!! Thank you for this Tested!!
Wow Team.
Awesome!
Fantastic job. 😍
Can't wait to see how it looks on film in context.
Such beautiful work here! I'm with Adam. I just want to crawl up inside that model and get a nap somewhere!
Enjoying my time on the Frontier. This model really captures its essence.
Starfield is so much fun to play and your videos was so great to watch !
Please to something like that again with the all team 🙏😭
I hope that this team plays the game to appreciate their work in game!!
It's so awesome adam still building and doing this stuff long after myth busters which was on for like 20 seasons
The engine glow is incredible, well done guys!!
After seeing it in game, this model looks a thousand times better haha well done!
Please release the 3d model, I'd love to make my own, and I'm sure others would as well. Also, having played 70 hours of starfield already, this is a great model, looks exactly like the ship in the game. You guys should be proud!
I think that would be more up to Bethesda/Microsoft, as they are the intellectual property owners of the base designs.
Yeah, but they could do a royalty to cover that and then MS gets some income. When someone inevitably releases a worse one on a 3d printer site, MS won't make anything. Maybe win-win
@@thoughtstream9591 I like your way of thinking.
We'll have news on that front soon ...
None stop everyday playing the game I need help... I keep forgetting to eat the game is that brilliant ! Awesome build Adam !🎉🎉
Adam Savage . . . the Bob Ross of model making and painting :)
I haven't built a model in over 20 or so years, but this is so damn gripping I'm starting to get the itch again.
Miniatures always have this paint job that looks like it was hand painted with a massive brush and this ship is no different. Every single close up looks like a toy.
Still looks amazing though.
I think the way its printed is not that smooth? Thats why the closeups doesn't make it look gigantic
Honestly one of the best ‘advertisements’ / sponsorships I’ve ever watched, they knew what they were doing getting Adam and the team for this ❤ felt very natural.
I have been playing the game since early release. I can't tell you how great it is to see this model completed. I have followed the entire series and really enjoyed every moment. Thank you Adam and team for showing us how modeling can be amazing, cool, and fun.
This was an awesome ride! Such amazing work. But am I the only one that can't stop seeing the layer lines?
Thank you so much for Bethesda and Tested for this series. It was the PERFECT complement to the release leadup to a perfect, and dream game.
22:11 imagine if this Frontier model ship came with the constellation edition. Bethesda would make a small fortune!
It took a team of 5 people 5 weeks to finish the model to this spec. I wouldn't be surprised if Bethesda paid $250k for this model. I know once the prototype is done its a lot cheaper to reproduce but I don't see Bethesda selling many $100k editions of their game. :) Not that it wouldn't be awesome to own something like this but there is a reason the game models/statues you can buy are no where even remotely close to how amazing this is.
I know people in the specialty model industry and a model of this caliber would be closer to $1,000 or more.
There’s a subscription model for the Deloris’s from Back to the Future. You get parts of it at a time. A friend had it and it is tremendous in detail and electronics. It’ll cost more than $1k when finished.
Spellbinding and magnificent, well done everyone, what a journey!
This deserves a place of honor in Bethesda's Headquarters or the National Air and Space Museum.
Would have liked to see more of the other's process too! Beyond Adam talking AGAIN about weathering.
He loves that weathering
This is such a great series , I've been really enjoying the game and it's pretty cool seeing the frontier come to life here. You guys should build a full size power armour suit from fallout next.
The game is trash, there are other games that did everything better from just the last few years.
@@thomgizziz right, well I'm sorry that me enjoying a videogame bothers you enough to feel the need to comment!
I thought you would sand all the layer lines, the dots left from the resin supports and the print issue that shift the print. My eyes are draw to them. The late now
I imagine myself owning that ship when filming ends. What a gorgeous model.
I have to agree that some of the details on things like the pilot's chair just go that extra mile to really pop. With a quick glance you can easily imagine yourself sitting there. On the exterior shots the lights, engines and running, help sell the idea. Some of the metal struts and supports really pop too. I imagine the ship will really bring those virtual production shots to life.
The project was really an amazing series to watch through and the final models are absolutely breathtaking but one little think i would suggest is maybe add a few ''notes and other stuff'' on the walls of the ship to make it look like someone is actually living in it, since starfield ships have alot of human junk which I think adds to the dimension of not only a ship with people but a home away from home.
That moment at 45:10 when the scale suddenly flips and it no longer looks like a model and instead Adam's face/hand look like a giant. That is the moment of truth and validates everything the team did. Awesome job guys!
Edited: coz I'm crap with names!
Jamie?
That's Adam
fake fan
@@Jeff-lo4ud Lol. Adam. Brain fart!
When you love what you do it isn't work but something you ENJOY DOING 😂❤
Man, this brings back memories of making models as a kid. I can almost smell the paint thinner fumes.
I love how your experience teaches you those details that work even though they go against logic.
The sheer amount of "trust the process" in this series, and a project of this scale, is staggering. Many hours and many people invested.
That was one of my biggest takeaways.
It would be incredible if you could get permission to sell the model as a printable kit for your fans to make. I know I'd love to spend 6 months building one and rather give you guys the money than someone I don't know.
They got paid well.
There are some parts of Starfield that are fun but for a lot of it, it feels like just another Bethesda game. This model of the ship, though, is just bonkers. You guys absolutely nailed it. That's exactly what it looks like. I can see all the spots on the ship that I am familiar with. That is where you manage your cargo, that's the crafting station, that's where you exit the ship. It's perfect. I wish I had one to put on display.
What a team, If only we could all find our perfect spaces to work and thrive in, the world would be a much happier place. Amazing work from everyone involved!
3D printing is amazing and this model shows the endless possibilities using it! It would have been 10/10 for me if you guys worked a bit more on the printed parts to remove the layer lines and low resolution cylinders. 9.5/10 ! :D
Some of the faceting in curves (likely in the game models) bothers me more, but I don't think any of that will be visible in camera and that's the standard they are working to ... not to model show perfection.
Yeah the faceting is what i meant by low res. I look forward to seeing the shots and you are right, it might not even show up!
Some parts of the ship's outer shell look like they have way too thick a coat, with very noticeable brush marks. I wonder if that's really paint, or if those are printing artefacts.
I'm glad I wasn't the only one seeing this. Those bars that are holding up the yellow tanks, the guns themselves. It's not as well done as I had hoped.
@@alexandrep4913 - I wonder if they thought "the printer's resolution is good enough, we don't need to sand the parts", and then the weathering brought out all the layer lines.
While it's a bit overkill but totally fits my 'If it's worth doing, it's worth Overdoing!' mantra, skateboard tape (or if you're Real good with backer spray, large grit sandpaper squares) makes a fantastic stand-in for military-esque Chemsol coatings; a material/surface often found around carriers and such that provide an anti-slip friction modifier. Not quite as user friendly as vinyl as you have to be bang on straight on that first attempt before peeling off the adhesive liner, but man it looks fantastic when adding wear and weathering for foot traffic.
I wonder if you couldn't find a 3m tape that would allow some repositioning... likely that's what's on the back of vinyl (or a super cheap ripoff). There are 3m tapes for All kinds of crazy applications.
THIS - this is why makers should be celebrated!
they really should have taken the time to smooth out the polylines on the hull before printing the polyline faceting just kills the believability
Funnily they mentioned having done that but it seems there was a decision made to keep it in some parts.
looks great but man you REALLY need someone else to come in and weather for you, slopping wash on and dabbing it off just aint it, neither is applying decals AFTER weathering because the decals just look brand new while the rest is grimey and dirty. kind of ruined it with the weathering.
Too much weathering IMHO
Tested, you need to do more videos like this. Watching the team build together is so great. And, to see how much fun you are all having, it’s infectious.
This whole series from start to finish was great. This ship looks 100xs cooler then in the game. Just buitifull
Working with a cohesive & competent team is great when you have a piece of this complexity. I surely do know how exhausting and frustrating it can be to make something similar on your own! The amount of work and hours spent on details and understanding the process of how the "environment" impacts on the final look... It's huge. Incredible work you guys pulled off! Amazing!🌟
Watching Adam and Crew make and paint models brings me so much peace. Since getting sick I haven’t been able to do much miniature work, so I’m grateful for these videos and hopeful we’ll see more!
The only thing better than watching someone building a model is doing it yourself. Very frustrating at times but also very satisfying.
Best series Tested has ever filmed - more team efforts like this please. An absolute joy to see everyone's hard work pay off like this!
With all the paintbrushes I almost could Adam hear saying "Remember kids: there are no mistakes, just happy little accidents." 😁😁😎😎🤘🤘
The engine sfx while panning the vtol thrusters was... chef kiss
So many disciplines applied to these models. This is exactly what I aspire to: necessity is the mother of all learning. There is satisfaction to be had for the challenges posed. Adam demonstrates that "fun" is when preparation and prior practice is applied in a way that all comes together. Well done!
Makes me think of Adam at the NASM conservation lab - looking at real space weathering. Happy Adam!
What a huge relief that the game is as mind-blowing as advertised. The amount of blood, sweat, and tears put into these models is a perfect tribute. A masterwork deserves a masterwork. SO dope.
This build series was better than the actual game. Good job guys.
Adam's on the jazz again. The man loves the jazz.
The Mythbusters-esque roundtable meeting at the end there was so nostalgic. Thank you Adam and og MBs, and now Tested Team. This was a great series and a fantastic watch.
I built a kit-bash model as a shooting model for a short film that my friends and I made last year, and watching you guys during the greeblie/wash-and-stain-and-weathering/decal application phase, all the final stuff that brings it to life, I was reminded of doing that on my model. How much fun and how joyful it is to tell the story of the ship with every little thing, but at the same time I remember being sooooooooo nerve-wracked scared that one false move was gonna shoot 3 weeks of work right in the foot. It absolutely is the best part...but it's the most frightening part, too. I love it...and I hate it!
This is one of the best model builds I’ve ever seen. The Frontier starship looks so authentic and detailed. I especially liked how you showed the process of scratch-building, 3D printing, wiring, and painting. The final result is stunning. Thank you for sharing this with us!
Adam, this series has been unbelievable. As a model maker, I learned so many great tips. I love the dowel rod with chrome paint technique for “chipped” paint!!!!! And the washing method, I had a form of it but man yours looked incredible.
Thank you.
i know it's cliche but in this series, i didn't care about the destination, the journey was all that mattered. you were all in your elements, and you clearly had fun building it. and the model coming out the way that it did, that was just an added bonus. as a p.s., i hope you guys make more use of the "cast-iron" texture because it gives models that robustness especially with the weathering and all. thank you team! and i can't wait for the next one.
It's really cute to see the ship trembling in excitement on it's rod.
The video of the model on camera brought tears to my eyes