This is our first time participating in a community event like this, And it was really fun! Everyone’s projects turned out amazing! Thank you so much for doing this!
This challenge came out amazing! Was really great to see all of that creativity on how to merge concepts from different Universes. The end result was just astounding! Looking forward to other challenges and the community's response!
I fully intended to particpate but I didn't get to it. I was going to use a vintage Signetics 555 IC (from the 80s) to drive a decade counter for the lights. I still will do this some day as the tab is open in my brain. Thanks to grandpa for leaving me these vintage 555 and 556 ICs.
I’m truly humbled and incredibly proud to be part of this amazing global community of talented makers. The creativity and craftsmanship from everyone involved in the Flux Capacitor Challenge is truly amazing. There are so many incredible individuals, and it’s an honor to be alongside them. A huge thank you to Brian for bringing all these fantastic builds together in one video, what an incredible showcase! Kudos to each and every one of you. I’m honored to be a part of this! 👍
@@TheSmugglersRoom You're very welcome! It’s been an absolute honor to be part of such an inspiring project. It’s incredible to see how a group of passionate creators can turn imagination into reality. Thank you for helping spark that creativity in all of us, it truly feels like we’ve all made something from nothing!
🌴Great creations ! Love the idea of one franchise going in different styles ! I am actually working on a Mandalorian rifle. If there is more challenges to come, I’m in.⭐️
I knew all of these were going to be rad, but some of them are just BEAUTIFUL. What a great turnout, to. Yours, Brian has a Steampunk Star Wars vibe. Looks awesome. Thanks for the challenge, guys. This was fun. 🤘
Thanks for showing my Stargate Flux Capacitor! I showed it to one of my coworkers and she got it immediately, but wanted the ring to spin instead of the lights. I told her it looked more like a Stargate Atlantis gate.
Arguably even more appropriate wedged into the main console of the TARDIS! 😉 Really, that would be a great "in joke" for the show. The Doctor is seen working upon the console. A couple of panels or access plates are removed, and within one of them, we catch a glimpse of the famous mechanism. 😋
" Wait a minute doc. Are you saying you made a time machine out of a bicycle?! " " I don't know. Have you ever tried to peddle a bicycle up to 88 mph ?! "
Hello there! My name is Dylan Davenport, I was really excited to build and share my “Coaxium Capacitor” Flux Capacitor build! I’m truly thankful for you to have us awesome geeks make such a project and have you share our work with everyone!
That’s “flux capatchittor” to me! (I like to use the Italian/Romanian/Old English soft “c” sound when talking about Back to the Future terms which apply because I’m a logophile and like to think of soft sounds!)
I was stuck with creating my own flux capacitor since a couple of years ago, mainly due to not being able to build it identical to the one in the movie, this video comes at the right time, with the necessary inspiration and showing me the right way, I will build my "own version" of the flux capacitor 😉 Thanks Brian and thanks to the wonderful Geek community 💪
So many amazing approaches to the same challenge. Great work everyone. These challenges probably need to be an annual, holiday season thing right Brian? 👍
Not a problem😉.... New to ur pod ,so havent seen all ur projects (yet).... Love ur work!-takes me back to the 80s when i was making dioramas with my star wars toys in my bookshelves...
Hmmmmm -- If the Flux Capacitor can travel through time, and thus, space - and Star Wars happened _"...a long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away..._" then there is no reason why the Doc couldn't be raiding Imperial battlefields for pick-up tech left on battlefields.....JS....
whaaaat???? no!!! Dont' say that! Did you email it to info@thesmugglersroom.net with your entry? I don't see your name listed or a missed email from you. So very sorry.
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Wow! The community really came together for this challenge! Fantastic work everyone!
Thanks, I think so too! Thanks man!
This is our first time participating in a community event like this, And it was really fun! Everyone’s projects turned out amazing! Thank you so much for doing this!
Thank you so much for participating! We're glad you enjoyed it.
This is unbelievably cool. Look at all these amazing makers, creators, and artists! More celebrations of uniqueness and passion please.
Thank you! Will do!!!
This challenge came out amazing! Was really great to see all of that creativity on how to merge concepts from different Universes. The end result was just astounding! Looking forward to other challenges and the community's response!
I agree, the community always delivers!
So many amazing builds!! And man something about the raised lettering that really brings home back to the future gear. Great job all!
I fully intended to particpate but I didn't get to it. I was going to use a vintage Signetics 555 IC (from the 80s) to drive a decade counter for the lights. I still will do this some day as the tab is open in my brain. Thanks to grandpa for leaving me these vintage 555 and 556 ICs.
You should definitely get to it! I bet it would be awesome!
Fabulous.
And so nice to see such a diverse collection of Flux Capacitors from so many genres.
Many thanks!
I’m truly humbled and incredibly proud to be part of this amazing global community of talented makers. The creativity and craftsmanship from everyone involved in the Flux Capacitor Challenge is truly amazing. There are so many incredible individuals, and it’s an honor to be alongside them. A huge thank you to Brian for bringing all these fantastic builds together in one video, what an incredible showcase! Kudos to each and every one of you. I’m honored to be a part of this! 👍
Thank you for being a part of it! Much appreciated!
@@TheSmugglersRoom You're very welcome! It’s been an absolute honor to be part of such an inspiring project. It’s incredible to see how a group of passionate creators can turn imagination into reality. Thank you for helping spark that creativity in all of us, it truly feels like we’ve all made something from nothing!
Unrelated but you got me through 2020/2021 🤘🏼
Thank you so much!
🌴Great creations !
Love the idea of one franchise going in different styles !
I am actually working on a Mandalorian rifle.
If there is more challenges to come, I’m in.⭐️
Thank you! We'll keep everyone posted!
I think it was a flux capacitor that was in the briefcase in pulp fiction!
HA!!! That's hilariously awesome!
Many really great builds. Well done everyone.
Thank you!
What an amazing and talented community ❤❤❤
It truly is!
This is why your channel is such a joy to follow! It was amazing to see everyone's take on this and see other makers ideas come to life! 😃
You are too kind! It's always fun seeing what everyone comes up with for the challenges.
The blending of ideas in this video is amazing. Love it,
Thank you much! It was so fun to see all the different approaches to the project!
I absolutely loved seeing all the different builds. And your turned out great! Thanks for a fun challenge!
Thank you! Your's was so great! Thanks for participating in the build!
Amazing Craftsmanship!!!!
Love the Klingon Flux!
Thank you! Everyone did a great job!
I knew all of these were going to be rad, but some of them are just BEAUTIFUL. What a great turnout, to. Yours, Brian has a Steampunk Star Wars vibe. Looks awesome.
Thanks for the challenge, guys. This was fun. 🤘
Thank you! Agreed, some truly epic builds in this group!
Thanks for showing my Stargate Flux Capacitor! I showed it to one of my coworkers and she got it immediately, but wanted the ring to spin instead of the lights. I told her it looked more like a Stargate Atlantis gate.
it was a great build! Thanks for being a part of it!
My buddy and I are gushing about your build. It's such a great crossover. Looks so good.
Mine was the Atari. Go figure. LOL
Another great video! Loved seeing all of these projects come together from the challenge. Big kudos to everyone who participated!
Thank you!!!! So glad you enjoyed it.
Wow! So may great builds!!! Kudos for everyone! Thanks again for the challenge, it was a blast! :D
Thank you!! Appreciate you taking part in the challenge!
The Flux Capacitor in a Klingon ship makes sense.
Arguably even more appropriate wedged into the main console of the TARDIS! 😉 Really, that would be a great "in joke" for the show. The Doctor is seen working upon the console. A couple of panels or access plates are removed, and within one of them, we catch a glimpse of the famous mechanism. 😋
Right?
They're all very cool. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for checking it out!
Wow! All the great builds! Love it! I really enjoyed the challenge. Thank you!
Thank you! So thrilled you were able to make one!
inspiring as always!
Thank you!
They all turned out awesome.... i coildnt finish mine fue to work....might revisit it later on....i love bttf...
Thank you! Would love to see what you do when you get a chance to finish it!
Im still loving this channel. Happy holidays to you and your wife.
Happy holidays! Thank you!
Now one more silly idea occupies space in my peabrain - The Fluxcapacitor of the Flintstones. Thank you! *crumbles into a crying ball unden his desk*
LOL!! You are welcome? :)
Looove all the crossovers! Well done all!
Thank you so much!!
Like the lighting, looks dangerous.
right? LOL
I’d love to see a flex capacitor that could be installed in a fleet engineering section
you should make that, i bet it would look sweet!
@ I am not that talented
" Wait a minute doc. Are you saying you made a time machine out of a bicycle?! "
" I don't know. Have you ever tried to peddle a bicycle up to 88 mph ?! "
LOL!
Hello there! My name is Dylan Davenport, I was really excited to build and share my “Coaxium Capacitor” Flux Capacitor build! I’m truly thankful for you to have us awesome geeks make such a project and have you share our work with everyone!
@ I wasn’t saying it was about me I was just thankful for allowing all of us to build and share. lol
Thank you for participating! Loved your build!
You gotta love the wide range of creativity ... which Xoom laser do you have? I just picked up their s1 40w diode laser ...
Agreed. So fun.
I have the XTool P2, it's great!
Everyone did such a great job! Love these!
Thank you!
Awesome Flux Creations!
Thank you! Cheers!
Love your videos. They get get my brain juice flowing.
I'm glad you're enjoying them!
fantastic work everyone!!!
It was a joy to see all of these!
That’s “flux capatchittor” to me! (I like to use the Italian/Romanian/Old English soft “c” sound when talking about Back to the Future terms which apply because I’m a logophile and like to think of soft sounds!)
LOL!! Awesome!
Thank you SO MUCH!!! I KNEW you would do a terrific job with the Flux Capacitor!!
Thank you!!
Love this
Thank you!
Nice job everyone, grats to my bro Sean Brua!
Awesome!
Your XTool/GlowForge brings your stuff so far ahead
The laser really is a great tool. I totally enjoy them!
Fantastic video thank you for allowing me the opportunity to be a part of the build
Thank you so much for being a part of the build!
I was stuck with creating my own flux capacitor since a couple of years ago, mainly due to not being able to build it identical to the one in the movie, this video comes at the right time, with the necessary inspiration and showing me the right way, I will build my "own version" of the flux capacitor 😉 Thanks Brian and thanks to the wonderful Geek community 💪
There you go! Make it your own!
Gorgeous, just gorgeous.
Thank you! Cheers!
what cob led did you use?
All presentations look great. I wish next time more people would be eager to participate.
Thank you! We'll keep doing these and see if we can get more next time.
And next a Mr. Fusion
right??
brilliant!
Thank you
So many amazing approaches to the same challenge. Great work everyone. These challenges probably need to be an annual, holiday season thing right Brian? 👍
I totally agree!
Great work to everyone featured.
How about the Time Portal Engine from My Science Project
oooh! That's a great idea!
Sensationell
Respekt und Grüße aus Köln
Hello There! Greetings to you as well. I have had the privilege to visit your lovely city twice. Beautiful!
What Font did you use that we saw in the video? I have a project that I need it for.
It's called Aurebesh-English
@ Thank you!
Hey Brian,another Brian here!...would u be in need of an orig (as factory) 'doc browns' rc controller?....
Hi there! Thank you, but I actually own one :)
Not a problem😉....
New to ur pod ,so havent seen all ur projects (yet)....
Love ur work!-takes me back to the 80s when i was making dioramas with my star wars toys in my bookshelves...
Trilogy repurchased!!
LOL!
I do believe you will be hearing from the lawyers who represent the Banzai Institute about your IP infringement.
Outstanding!
Do 🍌 exist in the Star Wars universe? 😜
why not!
Hmmmmm -- If the Flux Capacitor can travel through time, and thus, space - and Star Wars happened _"...a long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away..._" then there is no reason why the Doc couldn't be raiding Imperial battlefields for pick-up tech left on battlefields.....JS....
@@TheMajorActual BOOM!!! Lol
Here is the Flux Capacitor that I made for my 80’s stage show ua-cam.com/video/iVYKlp-Ehf8/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared
Nice!
Mine didn't make it to the video.
Oh well. I tried.
whaaaat???? no!!! Dont' say that! Did you email it to info@thesmugglersroom.net with your entry? I don't see your name listed or a missed email from you. So very sorry.
No worries!
Next time!
Thanks for another challenge to make something out of nothing.
Thank you for being a part of it!!