Waaw!! The moment you sit back watching this video and looking at your $800+ 3D printer in the background and realizing how genius is this!!! Amazing work!!
Thank you not my original idea although the builds are my ideas. I own 2 resin 3d printers my self but to be honest I didn't print a single space ship with them so far.
These are all brilliant. I saw some pictures of clothes peg fleets for Warfleets FTL, and was inspired to try my own, so this video is really helpful. I've also got some different-sized, much smaller pegs for greebling and covering up the holes between pegs.
Thank you but, it's not my idea I'm afraid I saw those style of ships few times on Billion suns fakebook group but I did with the idea quite well and I'm happy with the results.
Thank you, it's nice to see people coming form one channel to the norther just because people mentioned you I will need to repay the kindness of Shado.
This is so simple and clever, I love it thank you for sharing! You could saw and sand the pins to change them up, and you could add in wires and plasticard for greeblings👍
I'm working on a follow up video to this one where i clad them in plasticard and work on some greebling, but my daily series is taking a lot of time from me. As to sanding them I tried but they are of such a bad quality that even sanding not do much to improve. And I got some smaller pegs so they can work well as Gribbles as well.
@@madeyeminiatures8787 everything is a journey! Only thing I’m curious about is how the material will take to paint since wood is so porous. This is one time where a thick spray paint primer will be a good thing!
@@03dashk64 I'm thinking about finishing them with a layer of plasticard to make some cool looking armor panels and save me from using too much paint as well I own airbrush so this could probably help.
@@madeyeminiatures8787 plasticard would help to break up the solid panels. Or the textured part of a zip tie. Really any greebly bits with interesting textures. At this scale, almost anything will look neat. An air brush will definitely help with painting as well. Wood filler could help with smoothing transitions between various pieces, if you wanted that really sleek sci fi look. I don’t know how you are envisioning your ships.
What is really funny is that when i was a little kid i did something very similar to this just out of boredom. Now this is a thing. 😅 I think i will try this myself.
For a different project I had bought a huge bag of plastic spaceships miscellaneous color. but I felt they were too big once I got them for that particular project so they're in a bag someplace hopefully still in the garage. if I can't find them since I just recently bought billions suns this is a good way to build some ships. I'll be checking out the Facebook page too thanks for the inspiration. Subbed.
Sooo cool.I showed my son this idea and he loved it.Are you up for a super glue bottle challenge next month? I Was hoping we could both make a craft video using a super glue bottle craft and post it on the last Thursday in October?let us know if you are ok with that so we can announce it next tuesday. Have fun and take care.
Definitely up for it do you think about theme for a build and any restrictions ? I already have on my channel spaceships build out of super glue bottles.
@@madeyeminiatures8787 we are cool with more spaceships or something to do with Halloween just let us know.Whatever you pick will be just fine.We will announce it next Tuesday and then make a video on it in October. This should be alot of fun for,everyone. Thank again and stay safe.
When I was a kid,I used to glu the two parts together and then on a base made of card. So it became a soldier of an army, blu for French and brown for German fu..ing nazi!😂 I like those spaceships you made,it offers a lot of possible shapes! Bye!❤
Waaw!! The moment you sit back watching this video and looking at your $800+ 3D printer in the background and realizing how genius is this!!! Amazing work!!
Thank you not my original idea although the builds are my ideas. I own 2 resin 3d printers my self but to be honest I didn't print a single space ship with them so far.
These are all brilliant. I saw some pictures of clothes peg fleets for Warfleets FTL, and was inspired to try my own, so this video is really helpful. I've also got some different-sized, much smaller pegs for greebling and covering up the holes between pegs.
I'm actually working on cladding those space ships in plastic and painting them up for a video so keep your eyes pilled for that.
Amazing video ! Want to see the final project ! Congrats from a new subscriber .
Thank you The fleet is second in painting and finishing que so not long to show it off.
@@madeyeminiatures8787 Will see that with pleasure . Take time as well to visit my channel . Cheers !
Class idea man,i hadn't heard of it.
Thank you but, it's not my idea I'm afraid I saw those style of ships few times on Billion suns fakebook group but I did with the idea quite well and I'm happy with the results.
Just stumbled upon this video. Such an amazing idea!!!
I will just say not original I saw this on billion suns fb page and just made my own take on the idea.
Very intriguing! I subscribed to see the finished project painted! I would love to see another fleet built from scratch too!
I'm Working on the painting and finishing ships next, and I have some good ideas for a fleet build from mostly sprues and trash :)
Nice video,love the music in the back.Heard about you from Shado and Son.
Thank you, it's nice to see people coming form one channel to the norther just because people mentioned you I will need to repay the kindness of Shado.
Very helpful video, I started my fleet with it). I hope for more videos on this subject.
I'm looking in to making more spaceships videos.
I love that idea, especially if I add some generic 3D-printed kit parts like engines, weapon pods and comm towers to quickly mix and match.
Yes I agree I just wanted to show how cheep you can guild a fleet
This is so simple and clever, I love it thank you for sharing! You could saw and sand the pins to change them up, and you could add in wires and plasticard for greeblings👍
I'm working on a follow up video to this one where i clad them in plasticard and work on some greebling, but my daily series is taking a lot of time from me. As to sanding them I tried but they are of such a bad quality that even sanding not do much to improve. And I got some smaller pegs so they can work well as Gribbles as well.
@@madeyeminiatures8787 well, I subscribed, thank you 😊👍
These turned out really good! I’d be excited to see them painted up.
This is a part of project I dread the most as I suck at painting but I will do my best on them :)
@@madeyeminiatures8787 everything is a journey! Only thing I’m curious about is how the material will take to paint since wood is so porous. This is one time where a thick spray paint primer will be a good thing!
@@03dashk64 I'm thinking about finishing them with a layer of plasticard to make some cool looking armor panels and save me from using too much paint as well I own airbrush so this could probably help.
@@madeyeminiatures8787 plasticard would help to break up the solid panels. Or the textured part of a zip tie. Really any greebly bits with interesting textures. At this scale, almost anything will look neat.
An air brush will definitely help with painting as well. Wood filler could help with smoothing transitions between various pieces, if you wanted that really sleek sci fi look. I don’t know how you are envisioning your ships.
Awesome idea
Thank you.
What is really funny is that when i was a little kid i did something very similar to this just out of boredom. Now this is a thing. 😅 I think i will try this myself.
This was one of the easiest builds i ever done so go for it
For a different project I had bought a huge bag of plastic spaceships miscellaneous color. but I felt they were too big once I got them for that particular project so they're in a bag someplace hopefully still in the garage. if I can't find them since I just recently bought billions suns this is a good way to build some ships.
I'll be checking out the Facebook page too thanks for the inspiration. Subbed.
Those are great for beginning so have fun my friend.
Took some inspiration from this and have been putting together a sizable clothespin and peg fleet. Thanks for the great idea.
I still need to paint those bad boys darn me
Sooo cool.I showed my son this idea and he loved it.Are you up for a super glue bottle challenge next month? I Was hoping we could both make a craft video using a super glue bottle craft and post it on the last Thursday in October?let us know if you are ok with that so we can announce it next tuesday.
Have fun and take care.
Definitely up for it do you think about theme for a build and any restrictions ? I already have on my channel spaceships build out of super glue bottles.
@@madeyeminiatures8787 we are cool with more spaceships or something to do with Halloween just let us know.Whatever you pick will be just fine.We will announce it next Tuesday and then make a video on it in October.
This should be alot of fun for,everyone.
Thank again and stay safe.
@@shadowandson3550 I was thinking and october in wargaming community stands for orktober maybe we can doo an ork themed spaceships ?
@@madeyeminiatures8787 hahaahh that's a great idea.I will run ot across my son and see what he thinks but I love the idea.
When I was a kid,I used to glu the two parts together and then on a base made of card. So it became a soldier of an army, blu for French and brown for German fu..ing nazi!😂
I like those spaceships you made,it offers a lot of possible shapes!
Bye!❤
I do work on video to actually put finishing touches on them
I think I started this idea. Way back January 2020. So mad. I came off Facebook not long after unfortunately. So mad seeing this video.
Its a good and cheap options to build a fleet and start playing the game
What glue is that mate? Thanks
Its just the cheapest dollar store super glue that comes in 7 packs its called stick it.