DeAgostini Millennium Falcon Customized Build Pt. 2 Interior Hold
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- Опубліковано 24 лют 2016
- This is another slideshow showing my build of the interior hold of the DeAgostini Millennium Falcon model. There is also some actual video of the hold at then end as well.
For those of you in countries where this video cannot be viewed, you can download my videos from the right column of my Falcon Model Blog.
Please check out my Falcon blog as well to see even more photos and details. falconmodelbuild.blogspot.com
"The Battle Of Hoth" Courtesy 20th Century Fox, composed by John Williams - Розваги
The attention to detail here is mind blowing! Easily industry standard if not better. Even the gentlemen at ILM would be impressed. Thank you for sharing, it's a genuine privilege to see a true artist working on such a masterpiece.
This is an astronomical, the talent, the patience, George Lucas himself should ask you to do his model sets, I’d be surprised if he already hasn’t, I just can’t get over the detail that you have put into these models, fantastic work. Thank you for sharing your talents.
Unbelivable. I wish I had your skills and patience. Truly fantastic work
This is amazing! if I could manage just a fraction of what you've accomplished here on my Falcon, I'll be thrilled. Thanks for posting.
Wow! Fantastic modelling, love it!
Hi Christopher! Your work is just amazing. That is exactly what I want to do with my Falcon. Great. Thank you for giving us the chance to see your hold.
That is a masterpiece. Your attention to detail is simply stunning. Wow !!!!
WOW! absolutely stunning detail. Can't wait to see more. so far my favorite falcon model I have seen
WOW!! Your Falcon belongs in a museum!
It's great what you did, it's really an exemplary work in terms of details, not to mention the laborious work of lights. I thank you for such a beautiful gift.
This is absolutely stunning - thank you so much for sharing your talent, time and creativity to bring this to life.
No words to describe this .... Just stunning. A Star Wars fans dream.
well this is nothing short of amazing. I love the ambient lighting effects i,ve never seen this done before.. Iam really impressed at the detail and the workmanship not to mention the creative imagination that went into this !!!
Great job !!!!! I am just getting to the Hold section and am waiting on my power distributer board before I start tackling this job. I hope when I finish mine looks half as good.
Wow!! Been back and forth on buying this kit. Blows me away seeing what you've done here! I'll probably buy this kit, but I know I wouldn't be able to customize it like you have! Awesome job!!
Beautiful, just beautiful. Well done buddy.
I am working on the same build and I have seen a few interiors. Yours is by far the best. The detail and the time I know you put into it. Wow please post a video of the finished model I am imagining how it is coming along.
I am blown away , very realistic details , very very Impressed 👍👍👍👍👍
amazing job.....cogratulations Christopher
Super arbeit. Danke das du das mit uns teilst.
Awesome work. I really like to have your skills to realize my DeAgostini Falcon. Bravo !
if perfection was tangible, then that is what you have created!'! wow just wow!!
love the details and great craftsmanship !
wow just wow...breath taking work
amazing.awesome.gorgeous. you are a brilliant model builder.
You know how you go to the comments section on every single YT video, and you'll see idiots with negative comments? I seriously doubt you'd ever find anyone that has something negative to say about the quality and attention to detail in your work! This is a masterpiece. I've watched all your videos before - but I'm watching them from the start all over again. Mesmerizing.
Thank you. I'm not sure if I've necessarily had negative comments, but I've had (as in this particular video) dislikes. Oh well. Can't please everyone.
i am so speechless. Awesome work!!
Seeing this makes me wish I could shrink myself down and walk around inside this masterpiece you've created! John Dykstra didn't pay this much attention to detail when making the original models for the the original trilogy!
that level of detail is amazing, good job man
The level of detail is through the roof and Im in the process of going down this path myself which the reason of my questions. Hope you dont mind.
wow, amazing, great work! Thanks for the video
Battle of Hoth, my favorite score from the movies
looks amazing almost like walking round the set of the real thing, you've done a top job, puts the rest of us to shame
OMFG!!!!!!! I'M on issue 44, ready to throw it away after seeing this masterpiece.
Fantastic work!
I am in total awe
exceptional talent Sir
insanely beautiful
It is absolutely awesome man.....super impressive!!!
Very nice. Excellent work!
peace of art. my deepest respect.
Military spec accuracy! Just came in my pants! Fantastic! 👍
Absolutely amazing build, top work. I've just subscribed and expecting my first 4 issues any moment now. I'm a novice builder so not going to get anywhere near your level of detail. I think just weathering and the paragrafix mods for the hold and cockpit. Just started reading your blog which will help enormously. Thanks for sharing and keep up the good work.
thank you. If it can help people with their own builds and give ideas, that's awesome
très très fort ! congratulation !
amazeing job chris im in australia and only on essue 7 still waiting for 6 lol it did not arrive so carnt do mutch at the moment but watching your build .
omg! that is beautiful!
SPEACHLESS!!!!
GREETINGS FROM MEXICO CITY!!
brilliant! what fantastic lighting job! very impressed and very jealous , I want mine lit up like yours ! :( but wow, fantastic well done !! and thank you for sharing !! I have drilled the holes in the terminal in the hold which I might try and light up . it will be my first attempt using fibre optics and circuitry , fingers crossed!
wow just wow !! awesome
wow...!!!! great job....!! i want to see the finished art work.....
wow great work
YOUR CREAZY THAT IS AMAZING IT LOOKS WOUNDERFULL
That is awesome nice work :)
Fantastic job you are amazing
masterpiece man
Epic Score, builds good too ;+)
This ship is exactly like the Jupiter 2 ! Mostly living space and little engine proportion space! Fantasy at its best!!
Truly an inspiration
Beautiful
Good job
Omg this is amazing
Amazing!
AWESOME!!!!!!
Amazing work! I wish to be a child again... :)
Superb!!!
Very cool
Fantastic work Chris, on this and the end result. I understand you use the 9v adapter, but can it be done with only the supplied battery pack? Excuse if it is a silly question, but I am also a novice at lightnig.
Great work. My daughter and I have been collecting since the Falcon came out and are waiting to have all the parts to start....its going to be a bonding experience! any advice?
😮 Bravisimo 👏
IMPRESSIVE... MOST IMPRESSIVE.
Thank You for the kind words. This is my dream model and has been such a pleasure to work on
I have a question if you wouldn't mind Chris. i am currently putting in the Paragrafix cargo hold floor in my Falcon and was wondering if you left the mounting tabs in place for the access panel sidewalls or did you remove them? I'm torn on what to do and I think your floor looks great.
I have a question if you wouldn't mind Chris. i am currently putting in the Paragrafix cargo hold floor in my Falcon and was wondering if you left the mounting tabs in place for the access panel sidewalls or did you remove them? I'm torn on what to do and I think your floor looks great.
I did leave the tabs, yes. Just Bent them down into the cutout then the light cutouts over top the tabs
+Christopher Olson Thank so much Chris! I'm really enjoying watching your build almost as much as building it myself. Take care.
Do you have a tutorial on lighting up a model, I'm looking to add lighting effects for the Bandai version of the Millennium Falcon, but I have no clue where to start beyond LED strips for the engine, and maybe some fiber optic for the cockpit area?
Amazing detail by the way, more daring than I could hope to be with a model kit at the moment.
I have not done any video tutorials. you might check my Falcon blog. it's pretty detailed. that may help. Falconmodelbuild.blogspot.com
sublime
Christopher, just one word comes to mind: "Fanfuckingtabulous!!" Awesome work and glad I just subscribed to your channel! I know I will enjoy watching the vids of your work!
christopher,what is the blue light tubing that you use under the floor in the hold area? thanks for the awesome build share ....
I used EL wire for that. easy to wrap around the hold floor
t would be possible to do the battle on the game board in clear resin, It worked for me on a smaller sized version, but use creal resin there is a difference. Beautiful job.
Que trabajo tan impresionante, solo te faltaron los hologramas en la mesa , no dudo que no te haya pasado por la cabeza .... Lol
Saludos desde México.
It's just awesome , I will try to do it as yours , but I have a question, where do you get the extra pieces for internal panels?
For mine, I cut areas and pieces away from my old MPC Falcon model kit, and some of it was scratch built from styrene, such as the wall with the large pipe in it
I am surprised that you did not modify the ramp, I am doing it and now it is going to the entrance hall, which I need to do.
Otherwise the modifications really admirable.
I didn't do the ramp because of my Falcon being in the flying position. I never activate it really. If I had done landing, I would've done more with the ramp and all the other underside lighting as well.
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@@RubenCurarengo If you're asking for my email, you can use modelsbychris@gmail.com
wow what a grat light show what is this small light !!!
Hi Chris! Amazing your job... Where do you buy the yellow, red, blue... fiber optic strands? THANKS and congrat for this wonderfull Falcon!
Thanks. I get my colored fibers from a really good guy on Ebay. me80
www.ebay.com/itm/25mm-150-feet-Colored-FIBER-OPTIC-Sci-fi-lighting-FREE-illuminator/372238884125?hash=item56ab2a9d1d:g:DwYAAOxybi9RfZ-j
Master respect 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Hi Chris... an amazing job. You inspire me about doing my Falcon using some parts just like you have done. Just one question. What color have you used for walls and floors? I have bough paragrafix photoetches for hold and corridors but I doubt about what color use for both plastic floor and photoetch parts in order to be realistic. I think I will user black for plastic parts and black with metalic weathering for photoetches parts. Could yo please tell us what colors did you use? Thanks in advance and, again, GREAT WORK!!
I used Tamiya Metallic Grey XF-56 for my walls and floors, airbrushed lightly over Tamiya fine gray primer
Christopher Olson Thanks. Very impressed by the results.
Did you paint corridors walls and floor in this way?
Amazing! What led did you use for the lights in the corridor?Diameter (3 or 5mm) and volts?
I used 0402 SMD LEDs for the wall sconces. 3v
awesome build. I have to ask where the "brass" floor plate came from?
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I started the build last night... your work is inspiring and looking forward to building mine !!! Thank you for all the videos. I know that you use the fiber optics but what do you use for the other lights? LED? small light bulbs?
All LED. I buy most from Ebay
THANK YOU !!!!
Thank you for the quick reply also !!!
Perfeito!!!!!
Excelente work!! Congratulations. Where do you found de complementary pieces observed in the minute 3.00?
And also the pieces observed in the minute 4:06 and 7:06?
Those are pieces I cut from an old MPC Millennium Falcon kit I had.
very very Nice, at 6.38 on your video, where have you had the blue light fiber for the ground ? , i need realy for my model, tx you ;)
I used EL wire, then wrapped around the underside. I bought it online from elwirepros.com
Los detalles que pusiste son hechos por ti, igual que las rejillas son tuyas o las mandaste hacer? Te quedo increíble, quisiera hacer el mio asi como tu
Yes, I did all of the modifications myself except the photo etch pieces. (Sí, hice todas las modificaciones yo mismo, excepto las piezas de fotograbado.)
Sorry for the late question, I'm just getting back into this build after taking a year off. I got a lot of ideas from your build, thank you.
Can I ask, did you need to modify those LED holders in the hallway to fit the top on? I would imagine the hallway top plating would be nearly flush to the hallway?
I did not end up using the led holders. Yes, too big for the top to fit on. Just used smd LEDs and glued flush to the corridor wall.
Christopher Olson awesome thanks for the reply, I’ll need to remove mine and do the same.
Cheers mate.
@@bigmocollectibles1995 yea, that happened to me also. Didn't know it was a problem till putting the top on. 🤪 Frustrating
The floor lighting was the jaw dropper for me. Jesus, what do you use for power? A car battery?
just running off of a 9v power supply
It looks absolutely stunning. Thank you for sharing this.
Awesome. Where dieyou get the tinted lighting fibres from? Did you tint them yourself?
I have done my own using colored markers on the ends, but I got those from me80 on Ebay.
www.ebay.com/itm/25mm-150ft-Colored-FIBER-OPTIC-MODEL-LIGHTING-many-uses-FREE-illuminator/261312797048?_trkparms=aid%3D111001%26algo%3DREC.SEED%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D20180816085401%26meid%3D310558b4b0a041af98f2128f0334fb70%26pid%3D100970%26rk%3D1%26rkt%3D1%26mehot%3Dpp%26sd%3D261312797048%26itm%3D261312797048&_trksid=p2481888.c100970.m5481&_trkparms=pageci%3Ac3537b88-8b85-11e9-9f19-74dbd180cdf8%7Cparentrq%3A41a1608716b0ad30583006bfffe9e558%7Ciid%3A1
BRÁVO BRÁVO BRÁVO BRÁVO 👏🏾
WOW!
Thats fantastic detail work! Question, how much of that incredible detail will be visible when you remove the viewing panal. I ask this because I am just about to start mine, and if the detail will be visible, your my new best building buddy! LOL ; )
+Wakeman Edwards That's a good question. I don't have enough of the top yet to tell. But I'm planning on building a table with a glass case for the Falcon, so opening it up to view inside may prove difficult. I may end up displaying the interior hold separately. Haven't decided yet, though I still have almost a year to go.
You know, thats a good idea. Perhaps you could display it as a movie set with scratch built camera's props etc. I was planning on the table route or something like it myself which is what many of the Master Replica purchasers did. Tell you what, lets stay in touch, and share idea's. It would be good to have an online friend who is also building this project. You up for that? If so let me know. My email is wakemanedwards@gmail.com. In any case, your really doing yours justice my friend. : )
That was also something i had thought about. just not sure yet. Really, I'm waiting to get the top done and see what it's like before making a decision
they have a 2.6 mm kit that comes with inverter and switch
superjob
Chris would you walk me through your process for installing the EL wire in the maintenance pits? Are you using a driver for the wire? How does it tie into the model’s power source, etc? Thanks.
That's kind of a tough one to completely go through. If you go to my blog here falconmodelbuild.blogspot.com/2015/10/pt-14-hold-floor-and-corridors.html there are some photos and a little explanation as to how I did it. I basically wrapped the wire around the inside of the cutouts and secured with hot glue. I did use a driver, which I attached to the outside of the Starboard side wall by the bunk, and then ran the wire for the driver to my extra power board I made to power my additional lighting. The driver is being powered by the 9v supply of my Falcon. I made several boards that I placed throughout the falcon to run my additional lighting too, all of which power off of the same supply.
Christopher Olson Thanks for the prompt reply. Did you open up the driver and connect wires that feed into your own power supply? Did you have to cut any of the EL wire? Anything tricky about reconnecting EL to the power wires? Sorry for bombarding you with questions. Thanks for your time.
The driver has one set of wires that plug into the EL wire, then there's open wires that run to your power source. I did cut my EL wire to length. It cuts just fine. I didn't have any issues. Honestly though, I'd probably go about lighting it differently now that I've completed my Falcon and gone on to light other models as well. Learning as I go. I probably would use an LED strip now at this point. Powers directly from 9v and would be brighter.
Christopher Olson Thanks. I thought about LED strips, too. Thought it would be too bright. I’ll play around with it. Your build is really inspiring! Thanks again.
Have fun😀
sorry,should have read previous posts checked out elwire total newbie with elect. what dia did you use? length and inverter?
I think it was 1.5 or 2mm. don't remember without having to go through receipts. And I got 2 ft, but cut the end where needed
is fantastic job, in spain we are starting now this collection..... how i wish to try to do that aswell jajaajaj is very impressive, where you get the metalics parts and other pieces are coming apart to the collection to upgraded?there is any tutorial apart? thanks
the photo etched parts can be found here.
www.paragrafix.biz/search01.asp?MainCat=DeAgostini%20Millennium%20Falcon
thank you soo much, this will be very very usefull :-)