Build the Flying Sub 1/32 from Moebius ModelsPart 3
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- Опубліковано 1 бер 2023
- In this final part of the build-up series we do a deep dive into how to build an ocean base for the sub, discuss the pros and cons of the lighting kit and do the final reveal.
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Absolutely stunning. Thank you for sharing your magnificent work with us.
So far behind on your vids Phil, but catching up this week... The Sub and the base really came out very well indeed - very colourful too
Great job and awesome mindset Phil! Love to watch your builds! Greetings from Belgium!
Welcome! Very much appreciate your support! Cheers. Phil
I love the kits you build and 6our " real world methods. Great job.
That is absolutely wonderful. Great job sir 👏. Thank you for sharing 👍
Nicely done sir. I’ve enjoyed following along. The base makes it.
That ocean looks amazing well done Phil 😊
what a great Video, great Build, i love your Waterbase🥰 thank you very very much for shown and please please don´t forget your fantastic 1:350 Refit Enterprise 🙂
Phil, another great build and super cool display base!!
Phil you are doing a fantastic job ever thought of taking up decorating 😂 its got me to get mine out of the stash to build 😊
Great job! Looking forward to building this kit!
Hi Phil. A nicely finished model. Great work. I am a miniature war gamer rather than a model builder and the adage in war gaming is faces and bases, if the face looks good and the base looks good the rest are not as important.
Phil is such a sweet guy, not used to seeing him make waves. 😝
Genius!👏👏👏👏
A very nice finish of the Flying Sub! The base with the water effects came out great, and the lighting came out great except for the floor, but that is really minor!
THAT is awesome! I love your philosophy of going with the flow and seeing what happens and if it doesn’t work you chuck it, don’t give up, and try again! It’s inspiring to be sure!
Excellent work on the base and the kit.The water really looks alive and sets off fs-1 on her flight. I am glad to hear that you came thru the unusual weather ok, and that you also avoided any unpleasantness that could have come from the momentary switch.And much like an episode of voyage and the Seaview crew you were able to finish your mission !👍👍
Great build. Very motivating.
Very cool Phil! Your water base turned out great!
Great job Phil! I do agree the floor light mat is a great disappointment! For the price that mat should have had a better glow...and more additional lights with blinkies!!! Otherwise great work!
Superb model Phil. love the base. A kit well done, thank you for sharing your journey of building with us
Looking very nice😎😎
That floor light seems like it would work better with 12v.!!!
But the kit came out great and the base is fantastic.
I agree, the supplied power unit is 5V! Not enough power!
@@sprueVerse Even 9v might just do the trick,
Hi Phil. That base is absolutely amazing! 👏❤️ I have to admit that I had my doubts when you started it but the end result is just beautiful. In fact you have not so much made a base for the model as made a model for your base! Plaque is absolutely right to be oversized - Irwin Allen productions were always over the top 😆 I guess that the lighting kit could be slightly excused due to its age but I think that the electroflourescent floor panel might be faulty because they are normally brighter than that. Don't worry about the forced delay for the video - I am sure that we are all just relieved to see that you made it through the mayhem in one piece. You and Lou both seem to be in the difficult position of running out of space to display your models - and this is after Lou built an extension just to house his collection! 😆 Looking forward to the next video - whenever you manage to do it 👍😁
Hi Phil going to say when i build my next one definitely going to do a seascape pinching your idea just could not work it it out last time also will message you bout the enterprise tomorrow ( in the UK )
Perfect. ❤
Maybe use some colored silicone to.simulate water beeding and run across the top, and dripping/running off the bottom.
I said Gerry Anderson, meant Irwin...
The biggest thing I object to about the base is that the "water" doesn't sit flush with the base. Don't like the visible edge. The ocean texture is too coarse-- but the energy is there, so never mine me. You might've tried sculpting some water splash and trails that would further disguise the stand.
The EL junk is a heartbreaker-- it seems like such a great idea. And then, it sucks. I wonder if the more recent material works better, it is worth seeking new material. Alas, those gigantic light panels that are those newfangled COB LEDs are all warm, very. They need to make several light temperatures available, durn it. But... next time, there's this side-firing LED strip I saw--
The sub looks good, the design is still wonderful enough to overcome a bad execution, and yours is rather good! So, win/win.
Excellent comments as always! Cheers!
One thing a momentary contact is strictly that the switch is only on when it is depressed what you got is push on push off I think
Now THAT is a T-Shirt! Go shameless Aztec Dummy plug!
Saw a behind the scenes of Disney 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea recently. Nautilus' reactor was a bunch of salad bowls with colored lights behind them. No one in the public knew what a reactor looked like so that was how they made it. Anderson's designers straight up ripped off 20k Leagues. Fun parallel. And by way of trolling... Why would you put the mass of a reactor on one side of the center of a vehicle that must be balanced to swim or fly? That sucker must have had a mighty wickid list to starboard! :) OK, maybe the flight engines and environment stuff was port side and matched the weight of the reactor... Yeah, way to deep... (Pun?)
LOL! Having worked with many talented production designers over the years I can tell you they just didn’t care about physics!😅
@@sprueVerse Oh yes. DIscovering that "Hey! That wouldn't work" as I build some marvelous work of movie magic is one of my favorite parts of the whole shebang! I'm the guy who loves Star Trek but he loves Enterprise and her younger siblings more. How would that actually work? a constant theme.
I'm curious, did you have any difficulty putting the top clam shell on? Everything seems to be in place but I just can't seem to do it.😔
If it isn’t dry fitting correctly something is wrong. Is anything obstructing the points of contact with the locator pins? Are the locator pins clean of paint? Is the window seated correctly? Are the rear engines seated correctly? There is almost zero room for error if these touch points are off.
@@sprueVerse I may have found the problem, the bottom hatch wasn't seated properly, there was about 3/16 inch of a gap. 😞 And now I have a new problem. 🤪
If you build another can I buy the one you just built 😅