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For the editor: if Adam's ok with it, would be nice to have a small scroll on the bottom of the video with the songs he's listening at the time. On my part, pure curiosity, tho i'd fully understand if Adam wouldn't feel ok with putting the songs he's into out there. Not all things should be public. Cheers, you're doing great work capturing Adam's shenanigans into a well edited video!
@video editor Definition: Diabolical - showing the cunning or ingenuity or wickedness typical of a devil. Usage in a sentence: Diabolical, your editing at time 3:01 is. 😨😂
At the approx. 15 minute point when he gets the lightsaber to fit in Luke's hand and he has that happy, semi-maniacal laugh....I think EVERY single builder who has been in the process of trying to make something work, and in the end it fits perfectly, has made that similar laugh. It's the joy and relief you feel when you are working on something that you're not absolutely positive will work out comes together just how you saw it in your mind's eye. Bravo Adam, Bravo.
Same with paint. I emitted the same noise just yesterday, I'm building the battleship USS New Jersey in 1/350 and I'd been spray painting the hull. You can imagine the stressful moment when I removed the carefully applied masking tape, hoping to find a beautifully straight and sharp black waterline stripe on a model that big. When the tape was removed and the crisp black stripe was revealed in it's straight and sharp glory, I definitely sounded like a mad scientist for a second
Especially when the idea pops out into your head, you have no immediate true/false feedback just the desire to see if you were right, you meet the items you thought about and BAM you grin like a maniac.
I ended up 3D printing a replica of the E-11 Stormtrooper blaster, took me 6 months. I had MANY of those "perfect fit" laughs, and just as many "this ain't gonna fit" laughs... lol...
doesn't matter how many times I've seen it or done it myself, the weathering is what sells it, brings it to life, makes it feel real. It's a magic trick every time no mater how often I see it.
I am simply staggered by how many tools Adam has in his cave and then blown away with a rack that he made containing STAR WARS paint set how cool is that !
Wait wait wait... Adam.. I need a breakdown on how Cliff is a villian? that is breaking my mind and I may see this movie totally differently. Awesome work as always!
How in the Hell is Cliff a villain??????? He is an awesome stand up guy....we don't get the truth about his wife and everything we see about him is absolute cool calm ....explain Adam!! I've followed you for decades... it's like a friend suddenly declared the earth is flat!!
tarantino confirmed that he DID murder his wife with a harpoon on a boat for one. Inspired by the mysterious death of natalie wood. Also every action he takes in the film is out of self interest, not for the sake of others. He also breaks the law multiple times and seems to have no real moral compass.
Maybe because he's a completely self-interested narcissist. He does lots of morally ambiguous and self serving stuff, maybe that's enough to consider him a villain. Or maybe there's something specific we're missing.
Fans of the movie know that he did in fact murder his wife. He picks up an underage girl trying his best not to be tempted by her in the process. He violently murders intruders although there for heinous reasons, he still brutally efficiently ends their lives in short order.
What a rollercoaster ride that was lol. From the near-drop to the drama with the neon, that was fun. Another idea, if you were inclined - put a big AT-AT foot-shaped crush mark on Luke's crashed ship lol. So many options.
So happy Adam have discovered wago connectors. They are great, especially for things in modelmaking where you might want to change around on things a bunch.
10:49 The sound of this man's voice hit me like a ton of bricks. What a truly amazing, groundbreaking, entertaining show Mythbusters was. Am proud to say I was along for the ride. Edit - THE SNOW TAKES THE WIN! WOW Adds so much to the final product.
Happy Accident: how the dark areas between the hot spots in the red light make it look like there are the two pilots' silhouettes. Almost exactly like it does in movie when they are cresting the hill...I bet Adam will notice it once they go to take photos, sometimes you can't see how good a thing looks till it's done and you've walked away for a little. Love the love for the build.
Adam could even just cut out a two little people outlines (from the torso up) and glue it to the front of the block of acrylic and really sell the backlit pilot shadows.
OMG, I always saw the round things on the side of the head as the eyes sorta of like a chameleon's eyes. After 40 years I will never see an AT-AT the same way again.
As always, thanks for the video. I could imagine Mark Hamill and Adam having interesting insights while wandering around the shop or sitting in comfy chairs, shooting the breeze.
Adam makes it look so effortless and easy, slapping wash onto the entire model and using a rag to take it off. I would be sh*tting bricks doing that to my model. But it really inspires me to be more loose and free aging my stuff. Yoda Adam gives us another lesson!
This is SUCH an inspiring video, Mr. Savage! Thank you for documenting your crafting steps and sharing the exciting geekness of light with Norm. You and your team are an inspiration to those who are making our own crafting home in the universe. Some Tatooine dust in my eye there. MTFBWY!
You are a very lucky man, Adam, to have found your passion and been able to make a living with it! It's fascinating to watch you so completely absorbed in your work.
Bonus points for the proper pronunciation of AT-AT! ;) If you were a kid when the toy commercials aired on TV you know the truth... P.S. For anyone needing very thin wire for working with filament LED builds "magnet wire" is the best thing as it is super fine and perfect for these "invisible" low voltage wiring jobs.
"Then all that was left was to paint the edge of the base with Black 3.0.....and I called it good." Definitely Boylei Hobby Time vibes. And just like his videos, excellent result.
Adam., I could sit and watch your channel for hours.. I've learned so much from you ,I don't know where to begin.. I'm a model builder myself and I have a channel on TH-cam showing my builds.. I just want to say..., thank you for the things I have learned from you. Some day I hope to meet you in person and tell you some stories on how you've inspired me.. take care my friend.... I'll be watching. Tommy Moore
Looks incredible. With those tube lights I like to run a thin bare silver wire down the side, and then put clear heat shrink over the whole thing to protect it.
Absolutely beautiful display! I felt Adam's pain with that saber break - like a punch to the chest. No doubt you've already ordered more backup bulbs. All those details really paid off!
My heart skipped a beat when you turned balancing the AT-AT on one palm and your hand tipped the leg of the AT-AT! Had to calm down to enjoy the rest of the video! 😂
Just to let you know. You are a master. I love you my brother. I love your podcast. I have learned so much. We may not agree politically but I have been a fan scene the old mithmbuster days. Keep doing what you do to inspire the next generation of builders. You you man and Semper Fi
to strip thin wires I usually just use a lighter. melt a little bit of the insulation on the end then you can just use your finger nails to pinch it off. (depending on the insulation sometimes you don't even need to pinch it off as it will just curl back leaving exposed wire at the tip... from dupont wires to anything thinner I don't even attempt to use wire strippers, a lighter is way more effective than risking chopping the end of the actual wire off with strippers ) the build turned out amazing. the weathering really brings it to life
Hey, I once made one of these out of cake. Fully stood up, not crashed on its front, which come to think of it would have been sooo much easier. Great build!
Adam just a thought; maybe you could have used two pieces of 32 gauge speaker magnet wire twisted together to look like one cable. The nice thing about the magnet wire is that it is shellacked, will not short out, and has no coloured insulation. better yet... most cheap headphones use a tiny pair of wires shellacked together, you could use that too! Just a thought, cheers!
And its far thinner than the normal isolated cables he used. Easier to hide, easier to "make look like a metal wire", especially cause with thin ones you could actually mix multiple of two for easier "metal string waving" and get more current handling if needed.
Tip I learned for "stripping" magnet wire or very thin wire without damaging the wire. Blast the end with a micro torch for a second. It burns off the coating but doesn't melt the wire. Works with thicker coated wire too, but the insulation tends to burn, so be ready to blow it out.
Miniature wargaming has afew techniques that help with projects like this. One example is conductive paint so you dont need to hide wires on the model. Also technical paints that mimic everything from snow to lava.
Everything about this is gorgeous. Two things, I personally would LOVE to see: Luke at scale. And you could probably strip the return wire on the lightsaber, so it's even narrower and I don't believe it requires the insulation.
Well Adam this is one little boy that did not know how to make light saber sounds however I did know how to make great Race Car sounds and low and behold I became a Race Car Builder who now happens to have a Fabrication Shop at Sears Point RaceWay (just up the road from you) although I was never a StarWars geek I did enjoy the movies but my whole thing in life while growing up in So Cal was Race Cars from as young as I can remember and now at the age of 62 I’ve done it on some of the biggest stages! I guess what I’m saying is “Follow your dreams” because they do come true with hard work!
I’m sure you didn’t mean to exclude anyone. But everyone knows how to make the light saber sounds. They are just so cool. It’s amazing how you got the tiny light saber to work. Lots of love ❤
agree, but i also understood it as "fewer little girls in the 80s were SW fans, whereas almost all little boys were" one of those unfortunate generalizations perhaps
@@EpicMuttonChops I was a big fan (and a girl). I was pretty much excluded from any SW cool stuff. So it hit me a bit close. I bet that there were (are) more girls out there too. I bet just as many as boys. They just didn’t get to show it. And all the transgender and all other orientations too. It is complicated. He could have just said everyone. Can’t be right all the time. Can’t say everything well all the time too. I know that. I know he is inclusive of everyone. Much love to to him.
I don't know when this was shot. But, when you said you were finding it hard to see the tiny wire to solder, I immediately thought, too bad he doesn't have anything that might magnify his work. Something, maybe, with a custom stand...
Eyy I'm very excited, saw this months ago and we never saw it built but I've noticed it in the background of other ODB's so happy to see it be finished. You're all great, Tested
The sheer delight filling my soul to see this AT-AT complete!!! Astounding! And Luke in the mix as well! I love the journey you take us on with this project (the highs and lows!!). Beautiful end result! Best wishes from Belfast!
ty adam! good info and good fun guy who we all grew up watching along with the old team, they opened minds of young n old. i wish to craft just like him including the others
So, no one is going to talk about Adams special fx with the lightsaber connected, started as a kid sound, to a nice lightsaber fight lol 😂, what a great build, gorgeous work
Friggin amazing Adam! Ty for all your stuff. I love how you embrace your inner child. Great stuff. Im kinda amazed u didnt mill Lukes lightsaber hilt from a nail or something.
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For the editor: if Adam's ok with it, would be nice to have a small scroll on the bottom of the video with the songs he's listening at the time. On my part, pure curiosity, tho i'd fully understand if Adam wouldn't feel ok with putting the songs he's into out there. Not all things should be public. Cheers, you're doing great work capturing Adam's shenanigans into a well edited video!
Remember when these movies were incredible.
I’m so geeked. 😊
This is cool, my only suggestion as to what I would have done different is to use .02mm enameled bell wire instead of the insulated wire Adam used.
Adam what brush was u using to put the wash on with
I almost spit out my coffee when it seemed like Adam was going to drop the AT-AT in the beginning, FAST editing! LOL
Yeah, my heart skipped a beat there.
I would love to see the following 10 seconds.
2:58
God my heart stopped when he did that.
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Not many people can say...."I'm gonna do it the way I would be doing it in the spray booth at ILM ". What amazing memories you must have.
At the approx. 15 minute point when he gets the lightsaber to fit in Luke's hand and he has that happy, semi-maniacal laugh....I think EVERY single builder who has been in the process of trying to make something work, and in the end it fits perfectly, has made that similar laugh. It's the joy and relief you feel when you are working on something that you're not absolutely positive will work out comes together just how you saw it in your mind's eye. Bravo Adam, Bravo.
Same with paint. I emitted the same noise just yesterday, I'm building the battleship USS New Jersey in 1/350 and I'd been spray painting the hull. You can imagine the stressful moment when I removed the carefully applied masking tape, hoping to find a beautifully straight and sharp black waterline stripe on a model that big. When the tape was removed and the crisp black stripe was revealed in it's straight and sharp glory, I definitely sounded like a mad scientist for a second
Especially when the idea pops out into your head, you have no immediate true/false feedback just the desire to see if you were right, you meet the items you thought about and BAM you grin like a maniac.
I ended up 3D printing a replica of the E-11 Stormtrooper blaster, took me 6 months. I had MANY of those "perfect fit" laughs, and just as many "this ain't gonna fit" laughs... lol...
"Aziz...lights..!!" Lol.. love that movie so much...luc besson rocks..
doesn't matter how many times I've seen it or done it myself, the weathering is what sells it, brings it to life, makes it feel real. It's a magic trick every time no mater how often I see it.
The weathering is so easy, yet brings models alive.
Cliff is absolutely the singular HERO in "Once Upon A Time... In Hollywood".
Im 48 years old and the AT-AT walker is still my favorate
I am simply staggered by how many tools Adam has in his cave and then blown away with a rack that he made containing STAR WARS paint set how cool is that !
Awesome project! Those LED filaments are the best.
Do you have any idea where he found the bulb for Luke’s lightsaber? I can’t find anything of the sort
Those "lightsabers" would also make for some epic looking blaster shots either coming from the AT-AT its self or out of a speeder going past
Norm's reaction was hilarious. Love that guy.
I love it when Adam says, "Aziz! Light!"
I do this all of the time. 😀
Hanging Luke and sabre... SOOO COOL!
Wait wait wait... Adam.. I need a breakdown on how Cliff is a villian? that is breaking my mind and I may see this movie totally differently. Awesome work as always!
How in the Hell is Cliff a villain??????? He is an awesome stand up guy....we don't get the truth about his wife and everything we see about him is absolute cool calm ....explain Adam!! I've followed you for decades... it's like a friend suddenly declared the earth is flat!!
tarantino confirmed that he DID murder his wife with a harpoon on a boat for one. Inspired by the mysterious death of natalie wood. Also every action he takes in the film is out of self interest, not for the sake of others. He also breaks the law multiple times and seems to have no real moral compass.
He's a fun villain. Deal.
Maybe because he's a completely self-interested narcissist. He does lots of morally ambiguous and self serving stuff, maybe that's enough to consider him a villain. Or maybe there's something specific we're missing.
Fans of the movie know that he did in fact murder his wife. He picks up an underage girl trying his best not to be tempted by her in the process. He violently murders intruders although there for heinous reasons, he still brutally efficiently ends their lives in short order.
Adam, a little Lego light Saber hilt attached to the end of the LED would be the icing on the cake!
What a rollercoaster ride that was lol. From the near-drop to the drama with the neon, that was fun.
Another idea, if you were inclined - put a big AT-AT foot-shaped crush mark on Luke's crashed ship lol. So many options.
So happy Adam have discovered wago connectors. They are great, especially for things in modelmaking where you might want to change around on things a bunch.
When the lightsabre initially fit first time in Luke's hands, that giggle that came from Adam was absolutely triumphant. I love it xD
Looks nice, you could also add some very light blue hues into it for an extra cold look
Norm saying "YES" then high fiving adam filled me with so much joy.
10:49 The sound of this man's voice hit me like a ton of bricks. What a truly amazing, groundbreaking, entertaining show Mythbusters was. Am proud to say I was along for the ride. Edit - THE SNOW TAKES THE WIN! WOW Adds so much to the final product.
Happy Accident: how the dark areas between the hot spots in the red light make it look like there are the two pilots' silhouettes. Almost exactly like it does in movie when they are cresting the hill...I bet Adam will notice it once they go to take photos, sometimes you can't see how good a thing looks till it's done and you've walked away for a little. Love the love for the build.
Adam could even just cut out a two little people outlines (from the torso up) and glue it to the front of the block of acrylic and really sell the backlit pilot shadows.
That wire roughing through Luke was perfect!
16:53 Doc Brown vibes with the head torch and goggles (and the shirt!)
I'm gob smacked how lifelike the small details make it pop. The ATAT looks so used and worn.
The detail is really well done. The attention to the uniform Luke is wearing is pure Adam. Well done.
When it lights in the first hanging test; that made me so happy. I happy giggled a long with you. Thank you for the constant joy you bring.
This has Boylei Hobby Time vibes.
Needs more calling it good
@@forcedtoregister100 😂 totally.
OMG, I always saw the round things on the side of the head as the eyes sorta of like a chameleon's eyes. After 40 years I will never see an AT-AT the same way again.
That squeeze bulb would be perfect for filling it with baking soda and using it to cure super glue. Thanks for the idea!
As always, thanks for the video.
I could imagine Mark Hamill and Adam having interesting insights while wandering around the shop or sitting in comfy chairs, shooting the breeze.
The parts shot on phone are so much more calming than the hand held shots.
Adam makes it look so effortless and easy, slapping wash onto the entire model and using a rag to take it off. I would be sh*tting bricks doing that to my model. But it really inspires me to be more loose and free aging my stuff. Yoda Adam gives us another lesson!
As a miniature hobbyist i love your stuff. As a human i love your enthusiasm, desire, abilty and way of showing/teaching and inspiring.
Well done finally finished looks absolutely awesome,
Abit scary at times l was on the edge of my seat thanks
The wire routing was so satisfying and seeing him light up as he dangled was amazing
This is SUCH an inspiring video, Mr. Savage! Thank you for documenting your crafting steps and sharing the exciting geekness of light with Norm. You and your team are an inspiration to those who are making our own crafting home in the universe. Some Tatooine dust in my eye there. MTFBWY!
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Seeing Adam weathering something (whether it’s a proton pack or anAt At walker) with that soiled brush is something I didn’t know I needed to see!
The AT-AT, the only armored personel carrier that makes the American Bradley look like a resonable solution.
I am amazed at how some of the things he does make no sense until it is done. He is a true artist. I wish I could do that.
You are a very lucky man, Adam, to have found your passion and been able to make a living with it! It's fascinating to watch you so completely absorbed in your work.
Great build, I'd say one thing to bring it more to life would be footprints, both from Luke and the At-At and some snow on Luke's boots and legs.
I could watch you paint all day.
I dont watch ALL your videos. but your painting stuff is amazing!
Bonus points for the proper pronunciation of AT-AT! ;) If you were a kid when the toy commercials aired on TV you know the truth...
P.S. For anyone needing very thin wire for working with filament LED builds "magnet wire" is the best thing as it is super fine and perfect for these "invisible" low voltage wiring jobs.
"Then all that was left was to paint the edge of the base with Black 3.0.....and I called it good." Definitely Boylei Hobby Time vibes. And just like his videos, excellent result.
Adam., I could sit and watch your channel for hours.. I've learned so much from you ,I don't know where to begin.. I'm a model builder myself and I have a channel on TH-cam showing my builds.. I just want to say..., thank you for the things I have learned from you. Some day I hope to meet you in person and tell you some stories on how you've inspired me.. take care my friend.... I'll be watching.
Tommy Moore
I've used Kayte's video for snow in a diorama exactly the way you did. It's saved on my "useful maker content" playlist for a reason!
Loved the subtle 5th element shout out. But most of all that lightsaber is cooool
When you were painting the rust on the legs I got real Bob Ross vibes which is not a bad thing. Happy little AT-ATs. :)
Looks incredible. With those tube lights I like to run a thin bare silver wire down the side, and then put clear heat shrink over the whole thing to protect it.
Absolutely beautiful display! I felt Adam's pain with that saber break - like a punch to the chest. No doubt you've already ordered more backup bulbs. All those details really paid off!
My favourite thing about this was Norm's response being exactly the same growl-squeal of excitement
Watching Adam geek out over getting that lightsaber to light up pretty much made my day.
Adam had the spinning wheel of doom running all the time in the background 🤫 I felt the same way when Luke's saber was turned on, 😍😍😍😍🥰😎😎🥢
You are getting more spare light sabers , right....? Lol. Great build thanks Adam and the Tested team Tested team.
This model is beautiful. The Kenner At-At was my favorite vehicle growing up. Such an awesome toy.
My heart skipped a beat when you turned balancing the AT-AT on one palm and your hand tipped the leg of the AT-AT! Had to calm down to enjoy the rest of the video! 😂
Just to let you know. You are a master. I love you my brother. I love your podcast. I have learned so much. We may not agree politically but I have been a fan scene the old mithmbuster days. Keep doing what you do to inspire the next generation of builders. You you man and Semper Fi
Used sparingly, micro clear glitter for cupcakes makes perfect sparkling frost on snow.
The hot spots you mentioned make the shadows look kinda like two guys driving the AT-AT. Very cool! Nice work.
to strip thin wires I usually just use a lighter. melt a little bit of the insulation on the end then you can just use your finger nails to pinch it off. (depending on the insulation sometimes you don't even need to pinch it off as it will just curl back leaving exposed wire at the tip... from dupont wires to anything thinner I don't even attempt to use wire strippers, a lighter is way more effective than risking chopping the end of the actual wire off with strippers )
the build turned out amazing. the weathering really brings it to life
That hanging LUKE is amazing.❤️
Hey, I once made one of these out of cake. Fully stood up, not crashed on its front, which come to think of it would have been sooo much easier.
Great build!
That's incredible. Considering cake is so delicate.
Adam just a thought; maybe you could have used two pieces of 32 gauge speaker magnet wire twisted together to look like one cable. The nice thing about the magnet wire is that it is shellacked, will not short out, and has no coloured insulation. better yet... most cheap headphones use a tiny pair of wires shellacked together, you could use that too! Just a thought, cheers!
And its far thinner than the normal isolated cables he used. Easier to hide, easier to "make look like a metal wire", especially cause with thin ones you could actually mix multiple of two for easier "metal string waving" and get more current handling if needed.
The battle of Hoth is still the most amazing cinematic experience I've ever had!
When you broke the lightsabers, its why I always have multiple of anything delicate I am working with too - feel ya.
Tip I learned for "stripping" magnet wire or very thin wire without damaging the wire. Blast the end with a micro torch for a second. It burns off the coating but doesn't melt the wire. Works with thicker coated wire too, but the insulation tends to burn, so be ready to blow it out.
Who else heart just stopped when Adam almost dropped it??? ❤😳😳😳
I felt a thump, in my chest, when it happened. You're not alone, with that feeling.
Miniature wargaming has afew techniques that help with projects like this. One example is conductive paint so you dont need to hide wires on the model. Also technical paints that mimic everything from snow to lava.
Everything about this is gorgeous. Two things, I personally would LOVE to see: Luke at scale. And you could probably strip the return wire on the lightsaber, so it's even narrower and I don't believe it requires the insulation.
That's mad, I actually suggested using an LED filament on the first AT-AT video,
Looking awesome Adam.
Fantastic Job Adam!!! You make me want to time travel back to the late 70s and work for IML. 😊
Norm and Adam's hype fueled my soul today. Thanks fellas!
congratulations a work of art in metal and snow
38:35 that is one hell of a whistle riff dude!
Lol, I also noticed that, thats was pretty damn good. He also has a surprisingly good rhythm when he taps on tables.
Well Adam this is one little boy that did not know how to make light saber sounds however I did know how to make great Race Car sounds and low and behold I became a Race Car Builder who now happens to have a Fabrication Shop at Sears Point RaceWay (just up the road from you) although I was never a StarWars geek I did enjoy the movies but my whole thing in life while growing up in So Cal was Race Cars from as young as I can remember and now at the age of 62 I’ve done it on some of the biggest stages! I guess what I’m saying is “Follow your dreams” because they do come true with hard work!
I’m sure you didn’t mean to exclude anyone. But everyone knows how to make the light saber sounds. They are just so cool. It’s amazing how you got the tiny light saber to work. Lots of love ❤
agree, but i also understood it as "fewer little girls in the 80s were SW fans, whereas almost all little boys were"
one of those unfortunate generalizations perhaps
@@EpicMuttonChops I was a big fan (and a girl). I was pretty much excluded from any SW cool stuff. So it hit me a bit close. I bet that there were (are) more girls out there too. I bet just as many as boys. They just didn’t get to show it. And all the transgender and all other orientations too. It is complicated. He could have just said everyone. Can’t be right all the time. Can’t say everything well all the time too. I know that. I know he is inclusive of everyone. Much love to to him.
Duuuude. This is the kind of build insanity that we love to watch!
Brilliant video! 21:24 is the reason every person who does this type of stuff does it.
You've got there in the end Adam and it shows in your excitement, glad you got so much joy out of it
I don't know when this was shot. But, when you said you were finding it hard to see the tiny wire to solder, I immediately thought, too bad he doesn't have anything that might magnify his work. Something, maybe, with a custom stand...
I love how excited Adam gets about the small things. Puts a smile on my face every time.
All that careful work paid off in such huge ways! And what an amazing idea from Norm to have the lightsaber work; seriously cool project.
Eyy I'm very excited, saw this months ago and we never saw it built but I've noticed it in the background of other ODB's so happy to see it be finished. You're all great, Tested
That shirt! -Had to do a double take that I wasn’t watching a Heron’s Bonsai video!
Right? It's a gorgeous shirt too, suits him well!
The sheer delight filling my soul to see this AT-AT complete!!! Astounding! And Luke in the mix as well! I love the journey you take us on with this project (the highs and lows!!).
Beautiful end result!
Best wishes from Belfast!
This is seriously making me want to watch the movie again.
ty adam! good info and good fun guy who we all grew up watching along with the old team, they opened minds of young n old. i wish to craft just like him including the others
lol, I am loving the editorial touches like the music
Picking up my Jaw sir… you’re a true student of your trade. Just Sick!!!
That is so outstanding luke’s lightsaber I’m geeking out i love how it looks
These "Bus bars" are called "Wago Klemmen" and they are a blessing for electricians!
So, no one is going to talk about Adams special fx with the lightsaber connected, started as a kid sound, to a nice lightsaber fight lol 😂, what a great build, gorgeous work
Love to see some black blaster scorch marks, about the AT-AT
I don't think I've ever seen Norm that excited before. :D
So excited to finally see the end result
Pure entertainment and fascination. Terror and then relief. And then remarkable satisfaction. :)
Really nice close-up camera work on this one. Really fun to watch! :)
Friggin amazing Adam! Ty for all your stuff. I love how you embrace your inner child.
Great stuff. Im kinda amazed u didnt mill Lukes lightsaber hilt from a nail or something.