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This would make sense given the trouble I had with the model, but I will give the benefit of the doubt. I did manage to get it to stand without any glue, but the pose just wasn't what I wanted. I am still thrilled with the look of it though and commend the creator for a brilliant design. Thank you for watching and sharing your thoughts.

Certainly one of the classics. Thanks for watching!

Yes the cannons were a great upgrade. I was never a fan of the tubes. Great to hear you've built one of Jeracs models, he's an incredible designer. Thanks for watching.

Yes as much as I don't like to do it, I finally crumbled with my AT-ST model. I figure I will never pull these apart, so better they stay in one piece. Thanks for watching.

Said it before and I'll say it again; Good luck to anyone who attempts to figure out the inventory for this build and every step based on a stop motion video. Many steps were also not included as the angles did not allow. Thanks for watching though!

hey Jackson - thanks for clarifying; that makes sense. well if you do prefer the 2018 version, then you simply have to remove the 2x2 tile.

Hi Lester. The nose has not sagged at all since I've built it. As it weighs so little, the 2 ball joints that support it are more than enough. The model is great when being displayed; it is more when handling that I wanted to highlight some of the delicate parts. Hopefully you are considering building it. Thanks for watching!

Hey black_j3ckman - I think you asked this on my X-Wing video :) - I do plan to do it eventually. I just have another helmet, then a Tie Fighter, as I already have the parts - so maybe after that one. it is definitely on the list i promise! Thanks again for watching.

​@@mrcavallos ok thank you very much it could be so interesting in the meantime continue like this, you are videos we have a very good rhythm which means that we never get tired of it I really think that you deserve more subscribers <3

Yes it was one of my favourite builds mainly due to the challenge and finding a way to pose it. Using LEGO Studio to create the base was a blast. Thanks for watching!

With some MOCs playability is often sacrificed for the sake of accuracy - which I do prefer given I raely handle my models. My recent AT-ST I uploaded required a custom stand and simply cannot be handled - but it does look amazing! Thanks for watching 😁

Heh yes I can very much relate to that! I have certainly had to make some sacrifices for my collection - but when you're so passionate about something, it's worth it. I have just purchased parts for a TIE Fighter, and I am a little hungry 😋 Thanks for watching.

Yes this is a really great design by Flying Waffle. Thanks for watching!

Indeed some of these MOC designers equal if not at times exceed the talent of original LEGO creators. Thanks for watching.

I think the issue would be stability. Lego designers have to abide by strict rules

@@adisonsichampanakhone1070 yes this is totaly understandable. I imagine there would be a great deal of complaints from consumers if the sets were not able to be handled or played with. Naturally that introduces some limitations. Thanks for watching.

@@adisonsichampanakhone1070 1. I've been reliably told that this is a strong model 2. for a UCS display model, those rules aren't really as necessary

I think one problem would be pricing. This could easily be a $100+ set.

Hey Ridgeline - there is in fact landing gear on front and rear that fold up and are hidden. Watch video at around 8min 44secs and I show these. They look good but I prefer it on a stand. Thanks for watching!

@@mrcavallos I stand corrected, amazing work.

Hi Aidan. As these are Web based platforms the instructions should pretty much be the same. The only difference might simply be your browser - but whether you're using Safari or Chrome it shouldn't matter. See how you go and let me know if you are having any difficulties. Good luck 👍

Hi and thanks for watching. The T-70 is quite a nice design - I will definitely consider building it. I am working on a TIE Fighter at the moment - but maybe after that...

Hello How to build with Lego! Yes the builder has done an amazing job. Thanks for watching! Should have a MOC TIE Fighter up next, by Jerac.

Hey EvilMonkeyJoe - Thanks for stopping by and offering some great advice! i will certainly try this mod you suggested. I noticed on the BrickVault MOC page this model seems to be posed in ways i simply cannot achieve. They might possibly be rendered? But as I mentioned even with the joints holding, it was always trying to tip forward. Other than supporting the head, the diorama and the pose in the video was my only solution. Still vey happy with it but it is definitely a DO NOT TOUCH! model 😆

@@mrcavallos Definitely. I love Brickvault, but I do find myself making modifications to make their models more sturdy. Which I am not complaining too much since it is a fun problem to dig into. With the "locking joints" I applied, I still have to lean the model against a back wall to give it some stability. And if someone bumps the shelf or breaths on it wrong, the legs will buckle and the head will smash apart on the shelf.

Good luck to anyone who attempts to figure out the inventory for this build and every step based on a stop motion video. Many steps were also not included as the angles did not allow. Thanks for watching though!

Thank you Nolan&Jordi - the designers of these MOCs are super talented. Glad you enjoyed the video 😀

@@mrcavallosI like lego MOC designs, but above all Star Wars and castles

Hey Dan. Thanks so much for your comment. I understand your reluctance with this one as it was certainly a challenge posing it. I was determined to build it tho hence the diorama. Glad you liked it! I find many MOCs are pretty fragile - the X-Wing for instance - but when simply for display, many don't compare with original LEGO creations as they don't need to be as robust. So they have a little more flexibility in their design. I'm thinking next will be a Tie Fighter or even the Razor Crest. Stay tuned and cheers for the sub.

@@mrcavallos I look forward to seeing the Tie as from what I can tell it's one their more solid designs , I'm currently collecting parts for that build myself. I recently found my passion for lego again as an adult which helped me back into star wars as I had completely lost passion for when The Last Jedi was released. The mandalorian on the other hand is the best thing since rogue one and the razor crest is fast becoming iconic so seeing that build in timelapse would be great.

@@Dan-dv8cy I totally understand. For me the nostalia lies simply with IV, V & VI. That's why all my models will be from those movies. Though The Mandalorian was a pleasant surprise. It's a real shame Jon Favreau wasn't involved in the final trilogy. Curious to know what you thought of Solo and Rogue One - two spin offs I actually quite enjoyed. I also got back into LEGO as an adult - The Millenium Falcon UCS started it off. Now a timelapse of that would be interesting! Maybe when I retire 😁

​@@mrcavallos I enjoyed rogue one it's the only film outside of the classic trilogy that holds up imo. I have seen solo but I can't really recall it as this was during my star wars break up period so I didn't really give it much thought. I'll be rewatching it and rogue one asap. I need to get myself a UCS Millennium Falcon but it's a little out of reach on the price side unfortunately.

@@Dan-dv8cyyes that is true - it certainly isn't a cheap hobby. To be honest, it is only as an adult that I have been able to afford it. I imagine there are probably more adults that own LEGO than children, especially when it come to UCS editions.

Thanks for the comment. Check out my Bricklink video ss it has helped some get started.

Hey Nader! Thanks heaps for your comment and it is a good idea. Believe it or not I did buy a LEGO Ewok, Wicket, and was going to make him walk around during filming - but my son decided he wanted it 😁Kinda grateful though as it would have added a lot of time to an already long shoot.

Hi Jonathan, thanks for stopping by. I don't currently have any items in my Bricklink inventory - I tend to go through the Wanted List manually and add them just before buying. Bricklink is by no means perfect - I recently ordered a heap of plant parts for a diorama, and because a few of them were not available in a certain colour, rather than warn me and prompt me to change the colour, or provide an alternative, it simply ignored these parts. This highlights the need to cross-check everything including the original bill of materials from the source inventory.

Hi Phoenix. The first MOC can be a little tricky, until you get used to Bricklink - especially when you are attempting a large one to start. Have you clicked on the bottom stores as these will show you the items listed. Sometimes these stores show due to a rare piece but there are also other factors that could result in the discrepancy of parts - are you able to let me know the MOC and I can have a look.

Hey helishskills, I really appreciate your comment. I do this in my spare time just to clear my head, but am very pleased to be able to share my videos. Stay tuned for a great AT-ST I am about to film - probably the most detailed build yet! Thanks for watching and subbing!

I very much look forward to it! Thank you 🙏

Hey there - yes they are standard PDFs - so as long as your phone can open a PDF you should be able to open these. I have even used my phone at times to follow MOC instructions whilst building.

It depends on the MOC - sometimes the stand for instance will come with separate instructions, but the parts should still be listed under Inventory. Feel free to link the MOC and I am happy to check it out for you.

@@mrcavallos im trying to build this moc.

hi @Forever BS - if you tried to add a link it has not come through - just put the name and author of the MOC and I will search for it and let you know.

​@@mrcavallos Hi, the name is Chinese Cinema Palace by dagupa

@Forever BS after looking at this MOC - under the comments tab - did you ask about the baseplates? the designer has answered that they are not included as there are 3 options to choose from - so if you look at the image link posted you will be able to see them and make up your mind which ones you want. then in Bricklink just search for the size - ie 32x32 and it will show you all the plate options you can add to your order. looks like a fun build - good luck!

hey thanks for watching - and yeah sure if you wanted to spend countless hours pausing every frame to figure it out - not to mention many steps were left out. seriously, the instructions cost less than $20...

@@mrcavallos i know, but some ppl on the internet just like to waste time

@@calypso_freiheit yeah I know what you are saying. unfortunately there will always be people like that but we can't let them stop us from doing the things we enjoy and that will bring honest entertainment to others. enjoy your day and come back soon as I am uploading a great Landspeeder MOC this week!

@@mrcavallos makes sense, and thanks for the words of encouragement, ill be sure to check out the landspeeder

Thanks for watching. Really glad it helped!

Thanks for your comment Jayko. When I get back from my trip I have a wonderful Landspeeder I will build - not the new UCS but a mini sized one that I think looks even better. The MOC creators out there are really amazing and I hope these visors help to demonstrate them. Cheers.

Yes indeed it is. I've made that perfectly clear in the video and description with links to the original build - as I do with all my videos. But thanks for clarifying!

Thanks Epic Gamar I really appreciate it.