Great work and thanks for posting. Wish I had some MR models but only have the budget for Bandai and hasbro mods. But all the detail you show helps build those better too. Thanks again
That is good, MR are overpriced; with Hasbro, Bandai, Revell and a good paint job you can make pieces that look even better for less money. I don't like to overpay for things that aren't worth it (I don't fall into the "collectors" and "limited edition" traps).
@@julianmroc3648 yeah I’m old enough now to know that ‘limited edition’ and ‘collectors series’ are the highest production and future reproduction items that you can buy at the highest prices. I just finished my Hasbro black series snowspeeder mods. Full paint with lighting- I’ll post a video one day. Turned out nice
@@sarlaccbreath7701 I'm sure your snowspeeder looks great, that is cool, congrats!, hopefully you can do it a video for TH-cam someday. I have just only a few pieces OT (so space is not a problem) so I will start an X-Wing (Hero series); after painting, weathering, making a cockpit, lighting, etc. I hope it will looks impressive. Greetings!!
@@julianmroc3648 I would like to see your hero X-wing! I’m just waiting for the cockpit for mine too. I also used the interstellar modeller method to fix the hollow wings, engines and laser tips on mine. Great video series on TH-cam. I still have lots and of paint and weathering to do.
@@sarlaccbreath7701 It seems that we saw the same videos, Interstellar explains very well, easy and friendly; mine will be closed wings like him but with cockpit openable. Luckily the last VC158 Luke Skywalker X-Wing pilot looks good enough to pose in and beside of the X-Wing when be finished. LOL
Your work looks fantastic. Keep in mind though, the weathering on the original Master Replicas models was designed to replicate the weathering as applied by the ILM model makers to the actual film-used models. The weathering was sufficient for filming, but not necessarily as detailed as needed for in-person display. The ILM model makers had a lot of models to crank out in a short period of time for filming. Great job though!
Are you completely Blind!! I own many Master Replicas pieces and the weathering is very basic and simple toyish looking no were the quality and realism of ILM.
Hi , fantastic work here ! I was just wondering, did you re paint it from scratch? And if so where did you get the decals? Or did you hand paint them ? Thank you,
Very good improvement, congratulations!! I think MR are overpriced, they always need to be repainted to really look good. So I think that with Hasbro, Bandai, Revell and a good paint job you can make pieces that look enough good for less money.
Thank you speedf8, im glad you like it. I do only commission pieces to order for collectors. I can be contacted if you have anything specific you would like building or painting. andy.kites@btinternet.com
Would you sale one of those T-47 snowspeeders , and how much would you want ? I want to purchase one with the same paint job and modifications just a little less battle damage and a functional cockpit .
More than just the paint is wrong. A lot of proportions are dodgy too. The most immediately obvious is the width of the windshield "A" pillars and the "skylight" which is way too small.
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Looks incredible. Phenomenal work!
Nice job mate. Cheers from Australia!
Great work and thanks for posting. Wish I had some MR models but only have the budget for Bandai and hasbro mods. But all the detail you show helps build those better too. Thanks again
That is good, MR are overpriced; with Hasbro, Bandai, Revell and a good paint job you can make pieces that look even better for less money. I don't like to overpay for things that aren't worth it (I don't fall into the "collectors" and "limited edition" traps).
@@julianmroc3648 yeah I’m old enough now to know that ‘limited edition’ and ‘collectors series’ are the highest production and future reproduction items that you can buy at the highest prices.
I just finished my Hasbro black series snowspeeder mods. Full paint with lighting- I’ll post a video one day. Turned out nice
@@sarlaccbreath7701 I'm sure your snowspeeder looks great, that is cool, congrats!, hopefully you can do it a video for TH-cam someday. I have just only a few pieces OT (so space is not a problem) so I will start an X-Wing (Hero series); after painting, weathering, making a cockpit, lighting, etc. I hope it will looks impressive. Greetings!!
@@julianmroc3648 I would like to see your hero X-wing! I’m just waiting for the cockpit for mine too. I also used the interstellar modeller method to fix the hollow wings, engines and laser tips on mine. Great video series on TH-cam. I still have lots and of paint and weathering to do.
@@sarlaccbreath7701 It seems that we saw the same videos, Interstellar explains very well, easy and friendly; mine will be closed wings like him but with cockpit openable. Luckily the last VC158 Luke Skywalker X-Wing pilot looks good enough to pose in and beside of the X-Wing when be finished. LOL
😮 just amazing!
Cheers :-)
Outstanding
Beautiful job✨
This is a masterpiece, true art
Amazing! Alright Peacock, keep your hair on, Really made me lawf!
Fabulous job Bravo well done i loved 🤘👾
Stunning!!
Your work looks fantastic. Keep in mind though, the weathering on the original Master Replicas models was designed to replicate the weathering as applied by the ILM model makers to the actual film-used models. The weathering was sufficient for filming, but not necessarily as detailed as needed for in-person display. The ILM model makers had a lot of models to crank out in a short period of time for filming. Great job though!
Are you completely Blind!! I own many Master Replicas pieces and the weathering is very basic and simple toyish looking no were the quality and realism of ILM.
Oh aye, you’re a good lad…
Hi , fantastic work here ! I was just wondering, did you re paint it from scratch? And if so where did you get the decals? Or did you hand paint them ? Thank you,
Very good improvement, congratulations!! I think MR are overpriced, they always need to be repainted to really look good. So I think that with Hasbro, Bandai, Revell and a good paint job you can make pieces that look enough good for less money.
Did you make the whole speeder brighter? Mine is More greyish. Yours Looks More realistic, More white
Absolutely stunning work! Far outstrips the original state of the MR Speeder.
How do I go about getting in contact with you for your services?
HI CorvusSapien. ,Im glad you like it.Drop me a line on andy.kites@btinternet.com and we can discuss any mods you may require.
Truly awesome. Do you sell any of your completed models online?
Thank you speedf8, im glad you like it. I do only commission pieces to order for collectors. I can be contacted if you have anything specific you would like building or painting. andy.kites@btinternet.com
Did you detail the,conteol panel
Wouldn't the engine burn off the cable being in that position?
Do you have any ideas to fabricate the harpoon gun to replaces the existing?
HI there. I used some brass rod and a few model kit parts to make the one in the video. Not exact but looks the part.
What Brand of paint and Brushes you use
Bravo
Is there scale pilot's
How do you weather it
Would you sale one of those T-47 snowspeeders , and how much would you want ? I want to purchase one with the same paint job and modifications just a little less battle damage and a functional cockpit .
Glad you like it MrJuelzs1, Drop me a line on andy.kites@btinternet.com and we can go through your preferences if you fancy
HI, Great stuff, I have one also, is it possible that you make it like this for me?
HI Zimmermouse,Im glad you like it.Drop me a line on andy.kites@btinternet.comwe can discuss any mods you require.
NastyPonder hey man, do you have a Facebook page I can follow? I’m loving your work.
More than just the paint is wrong. A lot of proportions are dodgy too. The most immediately obvious is the width of the windshield "A" pillars and the "skylight" which is way too small.