I remember initially ignoring these videos because they weren't "how to paint [miniature]" videos, but once I started binging your content on account of enjoying what you do as much as I do, I realized just how much of a mistake I'd made ignoring them. I'm glad to see that you've finally soldiered through, and brought the results to us. If it is an consolation to you, this has inspired me personally to start work for a Nostromo-styled board for Kill Team (since that's the only thing anyone around here is willing to play) with a friend, replete with busted and flashing lights, emergency reds whirring around, and dark moody corridors. As much as this Moon Hopper project of yours may have worn down on you, or nagged at you, never underestimate your ability to inspire and encourage those people who do watch your videos, Mr. Doctor Faust (of the eponymous Painting Clinic). You're one of the best around.
The model and base look fantastic, you must be very pleased. You can get separate lazy susan bearings on Ebay for £3-4 for a 4" one. That size would be fine for placing under the foam base that you have done.
G'day Doc,..........love your work . I would have loved to do this one ,....unfortunatly it was to expensive , so have settled for the 1/8 EVA Pod from 2001 a space odyssey , it is also a rather large kit with lighting challenges lol ....you never know , i might still do the Mars lander one day ........................ somehow Cheers
Love it - and I'm so grateful you decided to make a vlog about this build, because it was effin awesome to see. But the more I see about Pegasus models, the less I want to build them, because they seem to be a pain in the ass...
so i can see its main lift/cruise thrusters, and the thrust nozzles on the side would enable it to translate forward backward, left, right, up and down. they could be used to control yaw and roll too.... but i cannot for the life of me see how this thing would control its pitch! am i missing something because otherwise it looks so grounded and "realistic"?
The lights can be part of the story. Captain told Private Snuffy to synchronize the landing lights, but Private Snuffy couldn't remember how, so he reset the entire system. Now Captain is angry because ALL the lights are out of sync, and other ships keep on hailing him to let him know that his lights are out of sync.
Personally, I like your Sci-Fi models as much as your figure painting, so I really enjoyed this! I had as much tedium w/ the Fine Molds Millennium Falcon.
@@Moondog-wc4vm Gift horse, all that... maybe things are different for us who grew up before the internet. Hey, if you were born in 1970 you ought to know what I'm talking about.
Came out great man, you should be proud. Massive project.
I remember initially ignoring these videos because they weren't "how to paint [miniature]" videos, but once I started binging your content on account of enjoying what you do as much as I do, I realized just how much of a mistake I'd made ignoring them. I'm glad to see that you've finally soldiered through, and brought the results to us.
If it is an consolation to you, this has inspired me personally to start work for a Nostromo-styled board for Kill Team (since that's the only thing anyone around here is willing to play) with a friend, replete with busted and flashing lights, emergency reds whirring around, and dark moody corridors. As much as this Moon Hopper project of yours may have worn down on you, or nagged at you, never underestimate your ability to inspire and encourage those people who do watch your videos, Mr. Doctor Faust (of the eponymous Painting Clinic). You're one of the best around.
Excellent work, it looks like a filming prop to a movie.
Nice work Doc
Congrats! This was a massive model and I’ve enjoyed watching its progress. Great work.
The model and base look fantastic, you must be very pleased.
You can get separate lazy susan bearings on Ebay for £3-4 for a 4" one. That size would be fine for placing under the foam base that you have done.
G'day Doc,..........love your work . I would have loved to do this one ,....unfortunatly it was to expensive , so have settled for the 1/8 EVA Pod from 2001 a space odyssey , it is also a rather large kit with lighting challenges lol ....you never know , i might still do the Mars lander one day ........................ somehow Cheers
Love it - and I'm so grateful you decided to make a vlog about this build, because it was effin awesome to see.
But the more I see about Pegasus models, the less I want to build them, because they seem to be a pain in the ass...
Another complete model. Good hobby!
Absolute Beautiful Model
The return of Bert Sienna.
so i can see its main lift/cruise thrusters, and the thrust nozzles on the side would enable it to translate forward backward, left, right, up and down. they could be used to control yaw and roll too.... but i cannot for the life of me see how this thing would control its pitch! am i missing something because otherwise it looks so grounded and "realistic"?
This is such a great work!
Congratulations!! It looks great!
Looks great!! Congrats on finishing the build. I really like the base too!! Looks like Mars landscape. Very cool!
Yes, it's done!
Long strange trip but it turned out amazing. Well done, Doc!
You're the man!
The lights can be part of the story.
Captain told Private Snuffy to synchronize the landing lights, but Private Snuffy couldn't remember how, so he reset the entire system. Now Captain is angry because ALL the lights are out of sync, and other ships keep on hailing him to let him know that his lights are out of sync.
Awesome work! Thank you!
Personally, I like your Sci-Fi models as much as your figure painting, so I really enjoyed this! I had as much tedium w/ the Fine Molds Millennium Falcon.
An amazing job! Been forever since I played with paper mache pulp. I'll have to remember that. P.S. What varnish did you use to seal in the pigments?
Vallejo matt.
The odd couple on Mars
Oh god we're being attacked by a giant cat!
This Looks Like a Modified Version of The Eva Pod From Space oddesy 2001. NASA Should have Made Stanley Kubrick's Eva Pod Instead.
FIRST! Hey Doc!
welll like it what can one say but MOM sorry WOW !!!!~! NEST THE DOCKMETREY will see as post new
Way better than I could do, but in the end kinda meh. I watched from the beginning and expected a much more awesome finale.
A satisfied customer! A _non-paying_ customer...
@@DrWhom And....?
@@Moondog-wc4vm Gift horse, all that... maybe things are different for us who grew up before the internet. Hey, if you were born in 1970 you ought to know what I'm talking about.