Thank you Jason! I've just started my adventure into building a studio scale X-wing. This Video couldn't have come at a better time. That's called timing! Just about have all my donor kits. Look forward to more videos. Thanks for sharing the wisdom.
Really nice engineering on the armature, and the rear you can see you ran into the same problems they had when covering up the armature , and detailing it . WIngs just look so correct . Thick
Thank you for finally clarifying whether you guys would be selling the files, I've been hoping for such a long time that you'd announce 'all is ready to go, it costs $x'. I'm terribly disappointed but hey, you guys are pros and I can see you're personally torn about the decision...is $20k an close estimate 😉💵. I know you guys aren't fools, but to quote a certain someone "you're throwing away a fortune here, don't be a fool".
What’s the point of having the metal shaft go through the entire dragster body of the x-wing forward of the wings? It seems to me that it’s unnecessary considering it’s a static display model and therefore the extra length of the metal offers unnecessary strength. To mitigate sag music wire on the sides could be used allowing for a fully detailed cockpit..
So do you plan to release the 3D scans of the ILM Model (Which everyone should have access to) or are you going to keep it to yourself and your "Inner circle"?
Thanks for doing this, J. I've said it before, but please feel free to go into excruciating detail -- as if you were explaining the process to a group of small children.
Nice work, really love the Star Wars universe and love these studio scale build videos..
Great explanation for why it can’t be a kit. Looking forward to this series.
Thank you Jason! I've just started my adventure into building a studio scale X-wing. This Video couldn't have come at a better time. That's called timing! Just about have all my donor kits. Look forward to more videos. Thanks for sharing the wisdom.
Yes! Thank you so much for making this series!
looking forward to every second! love studio scale
Really nice engineering on the armature, and the rear you can see you ran into the same problems they had when covering up the armature , and detailing it . WIngs just look so correct . Thick
Lol. MAGNETS! HOW DO THEY WORK?! THEY'RE MIRACLES!
YES !! :) LOOKING FORWARD TO IT!!!!!
I also prefer the wider X look. Great video!
Your tee made me crave Pho
Thank you for finally clarifying whether you guys would be selling the files, I've been hoping for such a long time that you'd announce 'all is ready to go, it costs $x'. I'm terribly disappointed but hey, you guys are pros and I can see you're personally torn about the decision...is $20k an close estimate 😉💵. I know you guys aren't fools, but to quote a certain someone "you're throwing away a fortune here, don't be a fool".
What’s the point of having the metal shaft go through the entire dragster body of the x-wing forward of the wings? It seems to me that it’s unnecessary considering it’s a static display model and therefore the extra length of the metal offers unnecessary strength. To mitigate sag music wire on the sides could be used allowing for a fully detailed cockpit..
So do you plan to release the 3D scans of the ILM Model (Which everyone should have access to) or are you going to keep it to yourself and your "Inner circle"?
Any chance you can show us how you beveled the edge on the hull for the wings? What tools and what technique do you use Jason?
Thanks for doing this, J. I've said it before, but please feel free to go into excruciating detail -- as if you were explaining the process to a group of small children.
Is this a kit?!? Lol.
JUST KIDDING ITS NOT!