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How much do you commission these for?

Lovely work mate!

A scratch build? Nice!!!

Awesome Stuart how thick is the material?

Great insight into your meticulous process for building this Y… Masterful work Stu 😍

Great stuff mate, looking forward to more updates on this concept Y.

What an awesome Vac form to have access to..

Simply outstanding work Stu.. On ya mate..👍👍👍

You csn get small bending springs for bending pipe, it stops it from deforming. Cant remember how small they go but certainly that 6mm pipe

How did you get the dimensions for the dome?

Hi Stuart, so brilliant to see you back in action! You have no idea how many times I've typed in "studio scale Millennium Falcon" since last August just to see if you've added a new update and now today there's finally this great video. I paint Falcon art every now and again and together with my wife we do dabble in the starship model & animatronics area along with some non-serious AI slideshow "virtual model spacecraft studio" stuff on our channel...your work is fantastic, your videos are so informative for all of us old rivet-counter Star Wars fans, like a window back to the '70s ILM. Thank you for sharing your work on these builds, can't wait to see your next post but I'm happy to wait as long as it takes! 👍👏👏👏

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Is that the launcher rail from the Revell Nike Hercules I see.

This is such a joy to see mate, thank you so much. Amazing work as always

Lovely work again, Stuart. Are you building a second Falcon for John or does he get this one?

Beautiful builds!

Amazing!!!!

For the piping that needs to be bent, why not just use thick electrical wires? They're def easier to bend.

Professional job mate. Love your work!

Wow.... absolutely stunning

Awesome having you back Stu! Love to see it

Welcome back… Wow‼️Stunning work 😍

I would like to see a video where you show the process of painting the Falcon.

Welcome back! good to see you're still chugging along with this. Man, I was too slow in grabbing one of them chronicle books when they first come out as they were cheap as back then, now not so much, selling on ebay for ridiculous prices. I'm sure the boys at WETA would love to see this when it's all done and dusted. Thanks for sharing, ma te wa and take care!

Yaaaas! Glad to see you back! 😊

Amazing! What book is this?

How long have you been collecting all the kits? Phenomenal dedication mate

Bloody amazing stuff ... and all the right models ...not cheap

Has anyone thought to mold all the vintage detail parts and reproduce them 1:1, for ppl who dont want to collect the kits? Seems like a good idea, even just for history...

Awesome

Hi stuart Talking about the paint again, the colour design on the top saucer section, around the exhaust fan, engine bay. Is that the finished colour or are you going over the top with the traditional white finish. I think it looks fantastic the way it is. Looking forward to your next video

Hi Stewart Love your colour scheme so much, if you don't mind I'll copy some of your ideas. (Deagostini Falcon) May I ask you what colour Beige, or Camel you are using.

This really is fantastic, thank you for sharing. I really like that you’ve gone with a black substructure and then put the white panels on top, so that it’s black in all the gaps-it really gives a lot of depth. But, I’m curious what you’re going to do about painting, as I see you’ve glued a lot of unpainted pieces on. Will you just be airbrushing on a base coat, covering all of those lovely black crevices as well? Will you be applying a sort of “light coat”, allowing the depth of the black to show through? Or will you be doing a lot of masking/hand painting? I’m assuming it’s a combination of all those things, but I’d love some elaboration…maybe another video!

Wrong color

Amazing, and here I am sitting here thinking my DeAgostini I just finished and painted was something. You are a true artist.

This Falcon is incredible - this is going to be one of the very few exact replicas. A hoge effort. I built the Fine Molds 1:72 model, and that was an absolute mission. Love your skill and determination!! Nik from Auckland

What book are you using that's shown at the 0:50 mark of this video?

Who would say you made up the kit part in the blast hole❓ If you put one there, it’s on the original 🤨

I saw the 5-Footer in an exhibition in Houston in 2011… it was jaw-dropping and so is this, mainly I would say for the absolute dedication and love for the subject, not to mention the innate skill required to achieve this level of accuracy… mind blowing 🤪👍🏻🤩

Love the ‘Easter Egg’ took me a while to figure out 🤪

It’s amazing to think that Lorne Peterson and his team couldn’t get a single piece wrong whilst building the 5-Footer but you have to ensure that every single piece is perfect in size, shape and position… it’s much harder for you to build than the ILM team… congratulations on a stunning result, amazing 👍🏻🤩

It’s an awesome thing you are doing (twice)… should fit nicely on the roof rack when you finally transport it to John ‼️😀😱🤣

Just astonishing 😍

That's amazing ! How much is it and where to order please ?

The book with the black and white photos of the Falcon that you are using for reference, is that a commercially published book or is it your own creation?

That is really something to behold!

Hi! What stand are you using? Is it a car engine stand?

Do you have a link to the blueprints you used? Thanks

Very cool process!

Amazing...I remember the Mpc kit building process. I built the Deag version over 2 years but that is nothing compared to this beauty. Also a member of the RPF. Watched som of your other videos, but decided to go back to the beginning. Subbed