I use to do builds like this when I was a young fellow ...they didn't have computers then , there were even a bunch of twits around at that time who use to tell me , that what i did was a waste of time . lol Anyway ,......love your work Chris ......it's good for the brain . Well done
Absolutely fantastic! Almost beyond belief in the amount of detail you have put into this model. It is a stunning work of art and engineering. WOW, WOW, WOW! And the work you put into the video must have been exhausting! Thank you Chris for this amazing series that brought back many memories of viewing LOST IN SPACE in the 1960s while sitting in my grandmother's lounge room.
OMG! You are just so talented! This model is fantastic. I'm a huge LOST IN SPACE fan. You must have spent months on this, well done. Your JUPITER 2 model is the best that I have ever seen. Congratulations on a job so very well done. DM.
Thank you. Spent about 6 months on it, and that was during the beginning of Covid when I was unemployed and worked on it almost 8 hrs a day. Had Covid not have happened, it probably would've been a year long or so.
That is the nicest model of anything I have ever seen !!! Great frickin job ! Now we just need your grand kids to grab like they just don't care and fling like a crazy Frisbee against the wall !! Lol !
Incredible and WELL DONE. I am still working on my Millennium Falcon build but as I’m waiting on parts I have 3 smaller Battlestar Galactica builds- the Galactica, Viper MII, and a Colonial Raptor. A lot of what you have shown in this build and your other has inspired me and has made me a better builder. Lots to go, but this padawan learner really appreciates the “schooling” and the clinics you have shown here. Looking forward to the next one!
I bought this model back in the 90's. It's still in the box. The interior was sold separately which I never bought. I don't know if the interior is available anymore. I've built lots of models in my time but this one seems very complicated. I may eventually use it for something else. Remember Irwin Allen's City Beneath The Sea? 1971. At the beginning they showed New York City in 2053. They used a Jupiter 2 as the top.of a skyscraper in the background.
Absolutely AMAZING. Great attention to detail. The reel to reel tape spinning...all of it. This took me back to my childhood. If you did a black and white filming, you could pass it off for being an original scene from the series. Even the colors match up to the colorized version. This is nostalgic and IMPRESSIVE!!! GREAT JOB. Of all the models I've seen built by you and other modelers of Star Trek, Star Wars, or other franchise ships, as amazing as those are, this by far beats all of them in y personal opinion. Maybe my opinion is because it brought the magic of the show to me as it was as a child, sentimental...but doggone I love this model build.
Those lights at the helm are incredible. So elaborate for something that you can't even see with the lid on. Now that is commitment. (It would be cool if the doors next to the round window opened up.) I love it.
That's a master piece. Its like the real ship and interior miniaturized. Certainly lots of work put into that. I have two models this one featured and the smaller Polar Lights version that needs lots of work with the inaccurate interior and lots of cutting i dont have the tools for. The truth I'd need someone to build it for me!!Unfortunately i don't have any skills to achieve lighting and sounds. Don't know anything about electronics. Id like to build my Moebius model but seeing it with all the light works and details stops me because id like to add lighting but unable. Id need someone who knows about it and lots of guidance how to find all the electronic parts snd circuit boards. Ive seen lots of detailed decals and photo etched parts thats another problem. I'd have to order from US to Australia and thats costly. Sorry for the babbling. Thats absolutely superb work.👍🇭🇲🦘🐨✌️
Simply amazing - a lost artform in the era of computer generated graphics. It takes Time, attention to detail and passion, which seem to be in short supply at this point.
WHAT an Amazing Model you have made here , i have the model here myself , I've not attempted to make it yet i need to buy all the lighting first .. I have a Robot B9 to fit into it when its done .. it's going to be my retirement project .. I just hope i will be able to get the lighting for it .. I absolutely love this.... well done thats dedication for you .. thank you for showing..
Awesome, I just finished my Jupiter kit and it's one of my favorite things. Thanks for your series on the Jupiter 2 it was fun watching you build yours, and made it easier to build mine 😀
really nice work, impressive, and sad too see all this work for final see minimum details trhough the windows of cockpit when expose. thanks you for share your techniks.
I’m a fine-scale HO train modeler and recently started modeling aircraft and rockets from the 1960s (mostly old Revell kits). I do a lot of fiber and LED lighting in my HO setup, and when I recently picked up a Mobius Jupiter 2 along with a Seaview submarine from a neighborhood hobby shop, I decided I wanted to do a full lighting scheme on them. Lord knows I have drawers of lighting. I’m currently living in Japan and the nice old woman who owns the shop where I bought it has the most amazing inventory of old and rare models stacked floor to ceiling! I bought the models on a whim. I was actually in for paint...... so it goes. Perhaps my childhood got the better of me! I ordered the Paragrafix decal and photoetch kits for the Jupiter as you are using, along with the fusion core lighting. I haven’t unboxed it yet and it’s been sitting, waiting for me to finish a couple of models I’ve been working on. I’ve watched your entire Jupiter build series and you gave me some excellent ideas for my build. I was fascinated to be able to see the component parts before I peel the wrapping off of the box and get an idea of what I’ll be working with, and where I can route fiber and wiring. I suspect it’ll be a few months before I get to it (moving back to Texas very soon) but I wonder if you’d be willing to offer a thought or answer a question from time to time as I get underway. Clever idea with the geared motor on the computer tape reels! Although I did cringe when I saw you placing individual .25 mm fiber in each of those three instrument panel’s holes. You either have extraordinary patience or, like me, you’re a stickler for absolute detail. I’ve detailed things no one, apart from me, will ever likely see. Lol.
Truly OUTSTANDING BUILD! Mr. Irwin Allen would recruit you, IN a HEARTBEAT if he were around today! You totally captured and recreated the Jupiter 2 in amazing detail! I like how you even make the 'reels' of the "flight deck computer", 'spin'!
Surprising, exceptional, wonderful I saw the entire series of this model without stopping. I think it is the most detailed interior build model and the best lighting I have ever seen. I don't think I can see any better, congratulations.
OMG, I’m jealous. You did amazing on everything…. the lights and sounds, the painting, everything. Stunning. I’ve been a LIS fan since the show launched in 1965. Fantastic buddy.
That’s EXACTLY what Maureen said after about the first 5 days of everybody and their uncle’s dog trudging in and out of the ship with their dirty, dusty boots on! What, were they raised in a barn?!?
That was because the set they built was intentionally like that. You get more drama with a big front door and "front yard" kind of set up. The few episodes where the ship had soft-landed lacked the immediate drama, what with characters climbing up and down the stairs. And they didn't want us to think too much about how the Robot got in and out.
@@SDK-im8sl That do make sense. I seen some of the videos of the robot coming down the stairs on a pad, something like an escalator step. But I don’t think they ever used it in the series.
@@valinormons It was impossible to perform and film something like that with the original full Robot prop costume. Still, "in universe", it was implied in many episodes that the Robot's legs still worked like a human's. There were many waist-up shots of him traversing terrain, occasional shots of him *starting* to go down a ladder, and occasional shots of him suddenly being somewhere that he only could have gotten to by using stairs or ladders. It was good for the imagination.
This is one of the most amazing and detailed SF models that I have ever seen. A really beautiful piece of work. One very minor criticism. The three computer displays on the main panel look great, but they are pure white, whereas they were more of an amber color on the show.
Man, you’re my hero! Absolutely incredible! Loved the little touches to detail like the spinning tape reels (@4:35) and the authentic alarm (@7:30) and console lighting. Mind blown!!
I have a polar lights Jupiter 2 model but im a rotten model maker do you think you could assemble it for me? I have a lighted fusion core from my old polar lights model.
This is soooo impressive!!!! Thank you for making a little dream that one can look and remember as if we had entered the ship at one point in our lives for real. You are the best!
OUTSTANDING!!! The best testament of TRUE Passion and Dedication that I have seen and a Delight to observe the carefully detailed elements you brought to life. As a True Admirer of the show from its inception I dare not to wake up from this Beautiful Manifested Dream. BRAVO!!!👏
While watching this amazing replica of the Jupiter 2, the attention of detail is amazing, Thank You for your effort, though it was a difficult build, you did a very very good job thank you again. I watched every episode of Lost in Space when I was a child on Sunday nights. in my hometown Battle Creek Michigan. Unfortunately my TV was black and white 20'inc. I had to go over my grandmother's house to watch it in color when it started to came out in color. GREAT JOB. :-)
Same here. So funny. I couldn't wait for the show to come out after watching all the super exciting previews. I was 8yrs old and it killed me to have missed that first show. I saw every one after that though. It took me years to find the rerun of that first show back then.
You are 1 awesome modeler!! Beautiful work on that Jupiter 2 !!! I’m great at model building myself, but, the electronic aspect Scares Me!!! Any advice you can offer would be much appreciated!! Your brother modeler .. JEFF T.
Everything I've done has been self taught by reading forums and watching videos. Research, research, research is all I can say for being new at it. And experimenting.
Sorry, I'm not doing any commissions of these for a while. It's was way too time consuming. It would take a year to build. I have too many other builds I want to do.
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Perfection is the word. Congratulations!
I use to do builds like this when I was a young fellow ...they didn't have computers then , there were even a bunch of twits around at that time who use to tell me , that what i did was a waste of time . lol Anyway ,......love your work Chris ......it's good for the brain . Well done
I was told the same thing back in the 60's and 70's. Some people just dont get that it is three dimensional art work. Dont be discouraged, brother!
Those twits who told this was a waste of time are the looser that don't know how to hold a hammer.
Absolutely fantastic! Almost beyond belief in the amount of detail you have put into this model. It is a stunning work of art and engineering. WOW, WOW, WOW! And the work you put into the video must have been exhausting! Thank you Chris for this amazing series that brought back many memories of viewing LOST IN SPACE in the 1960s while sitting in my grandmother's lounge room.
What you have accomplished here is not just simply a skill; it is quite clearly a GIFT. This level of craftsmanship is beyond extraordinary....
very nice man, love this ship. The end result is well worth your effort IMO.
OMG! You are just so talented! This model is fantastic. I'm a huge LOST IN SPACE fan. You must have spent months on this, well done. Your JUPITER 2 model is the best that I have ever seen. Congratulations on a job so very well done. DM.
Thank you. Spent about 6 months on it, and that was during the beginning of Covid when I was unemployed and worked on it almost 8 hrs a day. Had Covid not have happened, it probably would've been a year long or so.
Wow this is Amazing! Something I wanted when I was a kid. Bravo! Wonder what something like this would cost if you could buy one?
Wow! Really nice!
Your work is really inspiring. The detail is incredible. Thank you so much for this video! It’s amazing to see it completed.
*Simply kick-a^^. Bless the incredible artisans across TH-cam who keep the flames of our nostalgia burning so brightly and beautifully.* 🏆
Spectacular job sir! A testament to your attention to detail!
It’s Absolutely Beautiful ❤
That is the nicest model of anything I have ever seen !!!
Great frickin job !
Now we just need your grand kids to grab like they just don't care and fling like a crazy Frisbee against the wall !! Lol !
Astounding! I have loved this ship all my life. You deserve a medal.
Wow, that's a lot of work. Great job and very nice detail. Hats of and great respect!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You're a Genius! No doubt about it! This JUPITER 2 Is So Incredibly Cool ! Your skills are Brilliant!👍👍👍👍👍
✌❤🙂
That is so cool! 👍
Thank you
Love the detail--the interior lighting, instrument panels---splendid job!
this is astounding. bravo, sir.
Absolutely gorgeous model. Your attention to detail is second to none. I am both jealous and in awe. Kudos to you sir.
Very impressive and wonderful!!
This Is Incredible The Most Detailed Build Of The Jupiter 2 That I Had Ever Seen And I Have Seen A Lot Of Them Fantastic Job
Wow! CONGRATS! You did a fantastic job recreating the Jupiter 2 with great visual and technical precision! All the best!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻
Excellent model. I use to watch LIS when I was in 5th, 6th, and 7th grade. I still can't wrap my head around where they got room for the lower deck.
Great job! I'm impressed with the level of detail and technical aspects you added.
Wow! Incredible work! Well done! This would make a great resume for a job in Hollywood...(*wink, wink! nudge, nudge!)
Incredible and WELL DONE. I am still working on my Millennium Falcon build but as I’m waiting on parts I have 3 smaller Battlestar Galactica builds- the Galactica, Viper MII, and a Colonial Raptor. A lot of what you have shown in this build and your other has inspired me and has made me a better builder. Lots to go, but this padawan learner really appreciates the “schooling” and the clinics you have shown here. Looking forward to the next one!
This piece should be in museum!!!
Thank You
All the ship is missing is the crew! What a beautiful ship and the work involved was amazing.
Fantastic build. Such detail I never expected. Beautiful ship!!
What an amazing job!
I bought this model back in the 90's. It's still in the box. The interior was sold separately which I never bought. I don't know if the interior is available anymore. I've built lots of models in my time but this one seems very complicated. I may eventually use it for something else. Remember Irwin Allen's City Beneath The Sea? 1971. At the beginning they showed New York City in 2053. They used a Jupiter 2 as the top.of a skyscraper in the background.
An absolute masterpiece
It's amazing how much love that show had for people my age and those who came after.
Amazing. Simply Amazing.
This is awesome love the jupiter2
Absolutely AMAZING. Great attention to detail. The reel to reel tape spinning...all of it.
This took me back to my childhood.
If you did a black and white filming, you could pass it off for being an original scene from the series.
Even the colors match up to the colorized version.
This is nostalgic and IMPRESSIVE!!!
GREAT JOB.
Of all the models I've seen built by you and other modelers of Star Trek, Star Wars, or other franchise ships, as amazing as those are, this by far beats all of them in y personal opinion. Maybe my opinion is because it brought the magic of the show to me as it was as a child, sentimental...but doggone I love this model build.
Thank you
@@modelsbychrisno sir thank you for bringing to life a childhood memory
Those lights at the helm are incredible. So elaborate for something that you can't even see with the lid on. Now that is commitment. (It would be cool if the doors next to the round window opened up.) I love it.
DUDE!! That is incredible!! Makes me wish I could get real small and fart around inside there! Again, you got major skills. Thx
😅🤣
Wow! This is amazing work. Thank you for sharing
Very impressive. Your craftsmanship skills and obvious patience and eye for detail are on full display here. Great job sir.
Very Nice Build
This is by far the best reproduction I have seen. What a massive attention to detail and it is well worth it. Incredible.
Incredible workmanship sir! Very well done.
Incredible job my friend! Just wow!
NICELY DONE!!!!!!!
That's a master piece. Its like the real ship and interior miniaturized. Certainly lots of work put into that. I have two models this one featured and the smaller Polar Lights version that needs lots of work with the inaccurate interior and lots of cutting i dont have the tools for. The truth I'd need someone to build it for me!!Unfortunately i don't have any skills to achieve lighting and sounds. Don't know anything about electronics. Id like to build my Moebius model but seeing it with all the light works and details stops me because id like to add lighting but unable. Id need someone who knows about it and lots of guidance how to find all the electronic parts snd circuit boards. Ive seen lots of detailed decals and photo etched parts thats another problem. I'd have to order from US to Australia and thats costly. Sorry for the babbling. Thats absolutely superb work.👍🇭🇲🦘🐨✌️
Magnificent Chris thank you for all the hints I can now have a go at building my own Jupiter 2. Many thanks.
Simply amazing - a lost artform in the era of computer generated graphics. It takes Time, attention to detail and passion, which seem to be in short supply at this point.
Thank you very much for sharing this. Awesome work !!
It looks amazing 👌
Beautiful work and details! Are you sure it's not actually 1/2 scale?! ;-)
WHAT an Amazing Model you have made here , i have the model here myself , I've not attempted to make it yet i need to buy all the lighting first .. I have a Robot B9 to fit into it when its done .. it's going to be my retirement project .. I just hope i will be able to get the lighting for it .. I absolutely love this.... well done thats dedication for you .. thank you for showing..
Awesome, I just finished my Jupiter kit and it's one of my favorite things. Thanks for your series on the Jupiter 2 it was fun watching you build yours, and made it easier to build mine 😀
really nice work, impressive, and sad too see all this work for final see minimum details trhough the windows of cockpit when expose. thanks you for share your techniks.
I’m a fine-scale HO train modeler and recently started modeling aircraft and rockets from the 1960s (mostly old Revell kits). I do a lot of fiber and LED lighting in my HO setup, and when I recently picked up a Mobius Jupiter 2 along with a Seaview submarine from a neighborhood hobby shop, I decided I wanted to do a full lighting scheme on them. Lord knows I have drawers of lighting. I’m currently living in Japan and the nice old woman who owns the shop where I bought it has the most amazing inventory of old and rare models stacked floor to ceiling! I bought the models on a whim. I was actually in for paint...... so it goes. Perhaps my childhood got the better of me!
I ordered the Paragrafix decal and photoetch kits for the Jupiter as you are using, along with the fusion core lighting. I haven’t unboxed it yet and it’s been sitting, waiting for me to finish a couple of models I’ve been working on. I’ve watched your entire Jupiter build series and you gave me some excellent ideas for my build.
I was fascinated to be able to see the component parts before I peel the wrapping off of the box and get an idea of what I’ll be working with, and where I can route fiber and wiring. I suspect it’ll be a few months before I get to it (moving back to Texas very soon) but I wonder if you’d be willing to offer a thought or answer a question from time to time as I get underway.
Clever idea with the geared motor on the computer tape reels! Although I did cringe when I saw you placing individual .25 mm fiber in each of those three instrument panel’s holes. You either have extraordinary patience or, like me, you’re a stickler for absolute detail. I’ve detailed things no one, apart from me, will ever likely see. Lol.
Truly OUTSTANDING BUILD! Mr. Irwin Allen would recruit you, IN a HEARTBEAT if he were around today! You totally captured and recreated the Jupiter 2 in amazing detail! I like how you even make the 'reels' of the "flight deck computer", 'spin'!
WOW ! BRAVO !!!
Man this is one of, if not THE best model I have seen. Awesome work. I am incredibly jealous.
Thank you
Great Effort Fantastic Build Just Like The Real Jupiter 2!🤗🛸🌕
Surprising, exceptional, wonderful I saw the entire series of this model without stopping. I think it is the most detailed interior build model and the best lighting I have ever seen. I don't think I can see any better, congratulations.
Really good series.
A lot going on. Thanks
GREAT BUILD ITS REALLY A THING OF JOY THE OUT COME IS AWESOME. YOUR CLIET WOULD BE PROUD. NICE VIDS ON THIS PROJECT....NOW YOU CAN REST...LOL
OMG, I’m jealous. You did amazing on everything…. the lights and sounds, the painting, everything. Stunning. I’ve been a LIS fan since the show launched in 1965. Fantastic buddy.
Wow ... Really outstanding !!!! Respect from Sao Paulo Brazil
That is a SPECTACULAR model! Well done!
An absolute work of art dude, much respect to you!
I remember the Jupiter 2. It was a nice flying ship but it spent too much time buried in the ground up to the doorstep.
That’s EXACTLY what Maureen said after about the first 5 days of everybody and their uncle’s dog trudging in and out of the ship with their dirty, dusty boots on! What, were they raised in a barn?!?
That was because the set they built was intentionally like that. You get more drama with a big front door and "front yard" kind of set up. The few episodes where the ship had soft-landed lacked the immediate drama, what with characters climbing up and down the stairs. And they didn't want us to think too much about how the Robot got in and out.
@@SDK-im8sl That do make sense. I seen some of the videos of the robot coming down the stairs on a pad, something like an escalator step. But I don’t think they ever used it in the series.
@@valinormons It was impossible to perform and film something like that with the original full Robot prop costume. Still, "in universe", it was implied in many episodes that the Robot's legs still worked like a human's. There were many waist-up shots of him traversing terrain, occasional shots of him *starting* to go down a ladder, and occasional shots of him suddenly being somewhere that he only could have gotten to by using stairs or ladders. It was good for the imagination.
@@SDK-im8sl I think what I saw was some kind of miniature coming down the platform. But imagination is good!
Incredible detail and accuracy. Just wow!!
man you are one mad crazy model builder. it was fun to watch all the videos.
This is one of the most amazing and detailed SF models that I have ever seen. A really beautiful piece of work.
One very minor criticism. The three computer displays on the main panel look great, but they are pure white, whereas they were more of an amber color on the show.
A masterpiece!!! Worthy as a filming model!Really a tough build but you did it justice!Thanks!!!
Thank you
Absolutely fantastic, I am amazed at your skill at bringing this amazing model to life. Thank you for sharing it with us 😊
Just an insanely detailed and well built model, amazing work!
Fantastic, your modeling skills are scary. A true work of art.
Congratulaciones! Fine details and excelente ejecución.
Good Job. Thanks for going beyond what most of us fans are capable of from a technical point of view
Man, you’re my hero! Absolutely incredible! Loved the little touches to detail like the spinning tape reels (@4:35) and the authentic alarm
(@7:30) and console lighting.
Mind blown!!
Congratulations!!!
Immaculate reproduction, super!
OUSTANDING!!!!
1000 feet of fibre optic! That is amazing.
Hi u are by far the best model builder out their love your work most impressive
Irwin Allen would be proud! I wish I was three inches tall!
Dude! Awesome!
You are insane! I love it! It looks like I stepped back in time and onto the set for the show!
I have a polar lights Jupiter 2 model but im a rotten model maker do you think you could assemble it for me? I have a lighted fusion core from my old polar lights model.
Extraordinary! Amazing work!
This is soooo impressive!!!! Thank you for making a little dream that one can look and remember as if we had entered the ship at one point in our lives for real. You are the best!
Spectacular! If you know, how much weight did you add to the built-as-sold kit?
Sorry, I really don't know. It was hand delivered, not shipped. But it couldn't have been more than a pound
Your the man.period.
Fantastic work, truly a labor of love!
OUTSTANDING!!! The best testament of TRUE Passion and Dedication that I have seen and a Delight to observe the carefully detailed elements you brought to life. As a True Admirer of the show from its inception I dare not to wake up from this Beautiful Manifested Dream. BRAVO!!!👏
Thank you
Thank you
The dome light (on top of the craft) is supposed to rotate at the same rate as the lower rotating lights (underneath the ship) .. ???
Yes, it is. But because of the scale, it was just overpowering and too much. After discussing with my client we decided to reduce the lights by half.
While watching this amazing replica of the Jupiter 2, the attention of detail is amazing, Thank You for your effort, though it was a difficult build, you did a very very good job thank you again. I watched every episode of Lost in Space when I was a child on Sunday nights. in my hometown Battle Creek Michigan. Unfortunately my TV was black and white 20'inc. I had to go over my grandmother's house to watch it in color when it started to came out in color. GREAT JOB. :-)
Same here. So funny. I couldn't wait for the show to come out after watching all the super exciting previews. I was 8yrs old and it killed me to have missed that first show. I saw every one after that though. It took me years to find the rerun of that first show back then.
My compliments to the chef.
You are 1 awesome modeler!! Beautiful work on that Jupiter 2 !!! I’m great at model building myself, but, the electronic aspect Scares Me!!! Any advice you can offer would be much appreciated!! Your brother modeler .. JEFF T.
Everything I've done has been self taught by reading forums and watching videos. Research, research, research is all I can say for being new at it. And experimenting.
How much would it cost to have you build one for me?
Sorry, I'm not doing any commissions of these for a while. It's was way too time consuming. It would take a year to build. I have too many other builds I want to do.
That is incredibly COOL!!!!
Very nicely done! Great work!