You have done an amazing job at modifying this toy to look how it does now for the detailing,paint work and lighting is fantastic and you truly are a master of your craft.
I’m doing the Legacy Falcon. I couldn’t afford the Dagostini Falcon. :( but still I feel blessed. I did my landing gear kinda like yours! I love how you added that obscure “lost part” in front of the top cannon. I would LOVE to see how you engineered the magnetic parts!!! SO TALENTED, and BEAUTIFUL. Well done Sir!
randall cooper was No sir. It’s my understanding that the rectangular part immediately below the top quad cannons, in the front went missing before all the archived pics of the original ILM Falcon were taken. As a result most people leave that part out when their building their Falcon... they also usually leave out the wash splatter specs, since it doesn’t show up in any of the original photography. I think I’m gonna crack, and get a dagostini subscription. I can’t take it anymore....
I had the toy and it was stolen from me as a child. I built the plastic model in the mid 1980s and went to town with it, you just can’t make it look shitty, I was using a lighter to add smoke and highlights in the details and it worked very well and dry brushed with silver and other paints. I didn’t have any training and I didn’t read any books or magazines on model building so I had to figure out what worked back then before the internet. All these model building videos makes me want to get back into scale model building.
My following question is not to cast shade on this fine model. Why is it that just about every depiction of this ship, has the weathering as if it's flying through space dorsal or ventral side first? If the Falcon is flying through space, in the direction the mandibles are facing, wouldn't the streaking be from front to back or bow to stern? I quess an argument could be made that the ship is running with with force fields in space which wouldn't allow for space debris induced streaking. If this is the case, that would mean that any streaking would be from when it's parked planet side. Again, my question is not meant to call out flaws, just a curiosity.
The thing to remember, it's all about sci fi fantasy fun.. NOT lot logic. You know the Falcon couldn't work in the real world. Leave logic at the door before entering.
@@randallcooper3559 you're right, it's just how my former electronic tech brain is wired. I find myself trying to apply real world physics to my favorite sci-fi vehicles.... I'm weird like that.
Truly amazing what you've done with this one... I think it's the best weathering job I've seen including the original. I regret having thrown one out long ago, before the advent of LED's. I think it's spelled Hasbro but doesn't matter, nice work, Randall.
No. It's the vinyl toy sold at walmart and amazon. www.amazon.com/Disneys-Rebels-Millennium-Vehicle-Hasbro/dp/B00NQRBWCE/ref=sr_1_11?keywords=hasbro+millennium+falcon&qid=1577909932&sr=8-11
You have done an amazing job at modifying this toy to look how it does now for the detailing,paint work and lighting is fantastic and you truly are a master of your craft.
Thank you.
Incredible job sir. Love it
I’m doing the Legacy Falcon. I couldn’t afford the Dagostini Falcon. :( but still I feel blessed. I did my landing gear kinda like yours! I love how you added that obscure “lost part” in front of the top cannon. I would LOVE to see how you engineered the magnetic parts!!! SO TALENTED, and BEAUTIFUL. Well done Sir!
Thank you. The Lost part in front of the top cannon? The magnetic parts. Do you mean for the landing gear doors?
randall cooper was No sir. It’s my understanding that the rectangular part immediately below the top quad cannons, in the front went missing before all the archived pics of the original ILM Falcon were taken. As a result most people leave that part out when their building their Falcon... they also usually leave out the wash splatter specs, since it doesn’t show up in any of the original photography. I think I’m gonna crack, and get a dagostini subscription. I can’t take it anymore....
I had the toy and it was stolen from me as a child. I built the plastic model in the mid 1980s and went to town with it, you just can’t make it look shitty, I was using a lighter to add smoke and highlights in the details and it worked very well and dry brushed with silver and other paints. I didn’t have any training and I didn’t read any books or magazines on model building so I had to figure out what worked back then before the internet. All these model building videos makes me want to get back into scale model building.
Beautiful my friend
Just seeing this one now for the first time
Thanks buddy!
It started out as a toy, but after the work you put into it... it is no longer a "toy" :)
My following question is not to cast shade on this fine model. Why is it that just about every depiction of this ship, has the weathering as if it's flying through space dorsal or ventral side first? If the Falcon is flying through space, in the direction the mandibles are facing, wouldn't the streaking be from front to back or bow to stern? I quess an argument could be made that the ship is running with with force fields in space which wouldn't allow for space debris induced streaking. If this is the case, that would mean that any streaking would be from when it's parked planet side. Again, my question is not meant to call out flaws, just a curiosity.
The thing to remember, it's all about sci fi fantasy fun.. NOT lot logic. You know the Falcon couldn't work in the real world. Leave logic at the door before entering.
@@randallcooper3559 you're right, it's just how my former electronic tech brain is wired. I find myself trying to apply real world physics to my favorite sci-fi vehicles.... I'm weird like that.
Excellent detailing mate
Truly amazing what you've done with this one... I think it's the best weathering job I've seen including the original. I regret having thrown one out long ago, before the advent of LED's. I think it's spelled Hasbro but doesn't matter, nice work, Randall.
Thank you.
Yes it is spelled hasbro. I left it off because I sell upgrade pieces for this version. It's a habit for me to spell it this way now.
You Sir are the King!!!!!
My God that's beautiful! I'll give you $20 bucks for that right now!!
Add $3400 more dollars and you get a deal
Your work looks epic.
Outstanding 🍻🍻😁👍 Subbed
nice rebel scum ship , i got 1 on ebay last week for a cheap price ! It is awesome indeed
👍👍👍👍
Totally devalued it dude ;) lol
Did you used Black wash.
Did paint it Refer Whire
Yes I did blackwash it. I don't remember what the base coat was.
Great job on the weathring and conversion! Which Hasbro version is this?
Hasbro version? This is not the fat one you can put action figures in.. It's the big vinyl version with stickers for detail.
Go to my FB page. I have a lot of work in progress photo's. facebook.com/pg/randycoopermodels/photos/?tab=album&album_id=783750438341454
Is this an actual Model or the Legacy edition Falcon Toy..?
No. It's the vinyl toy sold at walmart and amazon. www.amazon.com/Disneys-Rebels-Millennium-Vehicle-Hasbro/dp/B00NQRBWCE/ref=sr_1_11?keywords=hasbro+millennium+falcon&qid=1577909932&sr=8-11