MASTER REPLICAS STUDIO SCALE MILLENNIUM FALCON REPAINT by Andy Preston
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ม.ค. 2017
- Here's another repaint of a master replicas collectors item.
It was stripped back removing the nasty black streaks, but leaving most of the panels as they came from the factory, I then re painted it as close to the original Studio model as I could whilst still working with most of the original paintwork. The results came out really nicely, so I have posted this video to show how good these models can look with some time and new paint.
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Absolutely spot on! This is the best re paint I've seen, put it beside the studio prop, I'm sure you'd be hard pressed to spot the difference.
Great job Andy, massive improvement!!
Wow!! Very well done sir!! VERY impressive work!!!!You've just got another sub after seeing that kind of talent!
Amazing workmanship could pass for original ILM !!!!!
Amazing job. How did you find all the images for reference
amazing. what a transformation... Then I realize I am as well as you are nit picking a toy. lmfao...
incredible and unparalleled work! I'm building / painting a DeAgo Falcon - what paints did you use for this repaint?
Thank you for the kind comments. The paint is mainly Tamia. Colours are custom mixed as best i can to match the reference images. Lots of pencil work and rotring ink pen marks, as on the original filming miniature. with an ultra light pass of Tamia Buff on certain panels to warm the final finish a touch. Good luck with the De-ag.
hi! can i ask what is the specification for the power supply, voltage etc etc ... maybe a picture would help
thanks
Beautiful job! Does anyone know what the power source is for this model? I lost the base to mine, and I need to replace the plug so I can light it up again. All I know it's 120 Volts AC powered through the base with a "phono plug" that attaches from the bottom of the model. Is it a transformer plug? What is the actual voltage for the model itself from AC to DC? Does anyone out there know? Thank you.
HI there. I can remember off the top of my head. But i would purchase a switchable transformer from 3v DC to 12v DC, start at 3volts and increase if needed. I think 5v DC should do it. Other than that i cant help, sorry. Thanks for checking the videos out. :-)
@@APmodels No problem, I will try that then, thank you.
This guy have two falcons ??!!!
You can't see thru the fans???!
Nope
Hi Andy do you take commissions
Yes sir i do. A lot of the work you see on here are commission pieces. You can contact me if you like at. andy.kites@btinternet.com
@@APmodels I’ve sent you an email mate
@@oldpadawan You should have a reply now. Thank you for the enquiry.