Building a Moonbase Alpha Eagle Hangar
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- This video follows this unique project, constructing a replica of Moonbase Alpha's hangar for the Eagles. The parts were 3D printed from files found on thingiverse, designed by modeler Marc Fraley. The diorama was detailed using eagle ships from the Moonbase Alpha MPC model kit along with other scratch built parts. The final display measures over 9" in length. The video concludes with a final review of the completed project.
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Parts from Thingiverse:
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Todd's corner:
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Space 1999 Props and Ships:
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Great timing. I literally just marathoned the 2 seasons of "Space 1999!" I love your hanger. Great job. I'm about to build my MPC Space 1999 Stun Gun and Com Lock model kit.
@@les4767 those are great kits too. Thanks for the compliments
@@InterstellarModeler No problem. I'm loving the kit...but I have the sneaking suspicion they're not quite as large as the series props were...kind of like how the Phaser/Tricorder/Communicator kit props were smaller than the Star Trek props.
That's astonishing. Nice work. I've just started to watch Space 1999 again for the umpteenth time.
Glad you enjoyed it, thank you for watching.
A handy alternative to decals for long stripes is scale model pinstriping tape used by car modelers (also used for fingernail decorating). Fyi
Yes.....I've used the stuff before. Excellent tip
Really nice to see this all come together! I think the overhead track system is genius!! I am going to have to print up one of these for myself once I get my 3D printer running again! Thank you for the shout outs and allowing me to collaborate on this project my friend.
Hey Marc....thanks so much and you are very welcome. I'm sure the modeling community is going to start anticipating what you have coming up next.
Thank you for sharing that process for the molds. Very cool..
You’re welcome. Thanks for the compliment Charles
I do like the way your thinking ,love the smaller models and dioramas ,a lot of us don’t have much space
Thanks Stanley
Amazing build. The detail was outstanding with the extra parts around the eagles. You guys are so lucky to have a friend like Mark that is so talented as well. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Scott! It's truly rewarding to see the results of my designs as built by my fellow modelers.
Thanks Scott and I agree......I'm very fortunate to have gotten to know Marc.
Turned out great, Oggie! I love tiny builds and I’m a big fan of Space 1999!
Thanks Ken
The Gerry Anderson site is now selling some beautiful Eagle transporter kits expensive but highly detailed.
Yes....lots o 1999 stuff. This is the right time to be a fan and collector :)
@@InterstellarModeler it is indeed.
This is excellent! I've always loved dioramas. Both the way they look and making them. You did a fantastic job on this!
Thank you so much 😀
I really enjoy watching your TH-cam shows, I hope you will continue to make more.
Thank you Lawrence. More planned for the rest of the year for sure. :)
@@InterstellarModeler I’m currently 3D printing Wolverine right now and I tell you 3D printing has taken modeling to the next level. Maybe one day you’ll do a 1/100 Gundam model kit on your show. Happy 4th of July and keep them rolling.
Another excellent build Oggie. Marc did a fantastic job with the 3d files. And, thanks for mentioning the board again :)
Thanks Kenny. Yeah Marc has really gotten good at this stuff. He needs to start a Patreon channel. And you're quite welcome. Looking forward to using it.
Another great build Oggie! I have a baggie of Eagles from the 70-80's and now you've inspired me to revisit them. Even though the Moonbases never made the moves, I just couldn't part with those Eagles. BTW when it comes to display cases I've been using the sports display cases from Michaels. They make them for mini football helmets (smallest 5" x 7" x 5"), football, basketball, full size football helmet (largest 11.5" x 15.6" x 11.6"). I always look for the sale prices and it's not unusual to get them for 50%. Looking forward to the next project! Cheers
Thanks for the tip Dale. Also appreciate the kind compliments
Awesome build. What was never shown in the show space 1999 how the eagles reach the lift to the launchpad. I have no clue or idea how this could be realised. There are no reference photos or stills from the show. I love the hangar. I wished it was shown more often in the show. Keep, up the good work.
If I remember correctly they talk about getting certain eagles to the lifts. So I always thought when you see an eagle being moved with a cradle t's being moved to a lift to take it to the surface. Not sure if there was just one hanger or one for each launch pad but I think one for each pad makes more sense but who knows it was probably what ever the script needed.
There's one episode where you see a damaged eagle brought down to this level however the elevator changed from the cross shaped to a single rectangular pad. Not sure they really ever thought the whole process through. Sure made for great TV though. Thanks for watching
@@philmitchell8109 thank you for your answer. I will check it.
@@InterstellarModeler thank you for your answer..I will check it. Great content. It makes so much fun to watch it.
Wonderful diorama display, look forward to see the new lighting board
Thanks so much
Hello, I loved Space 1999 when it came out here in the US I was 12. I loved the model work they did for the budget and time restraints they had. I always thought it was so well done. Even today I love to watch the Bluray releases of them. Great work on this little diorama. I like that you added a system of tracks to move the Eagles around.
Thank you Stephen. I loved the show's effects. Just couldnt get enough of them.
Excellent job as always, Oggie. I'm trying to remember the episode(s) where the hangar appears. I always wondered how they got the Eagles on to the launch pads. I'm looking forward to the Round 2 models coming soon; commlock and stun gun!
Thanks Paul. There’s a number of episodes the hangar appears in. The shots were very brief which is probably why they dont stand out. Check out this site for lots of details about the hangar. It even lists the episodes but there are also some great shots of the beautiful miniatures. Thanks for watching. catacombs.space1999.net/main/cguide/umhangar.html
Another great idea and project completed. Hopefully somewhere out there is a 3D model of suitably reduced detail eagle that could be used in this. I was thinking it would have been cool to add more eagle variants to the diorama. Lab and booster equipped versions come to mind. Thanks for the video.
Believe it or not I experimented with snipping pieces to create the booster pods but they didn't look right. Thank for watching William
Have a little bit of trivia here... but I’ve been a big fan of space 1999 ever since UFO. But mostly the books. My copy of The making of space 1999... A little tidbit I found out about the special effects... That all the eagles in the hangar bay were not the actual models! They were photo representations of the actual models and cut out cardboard’s. Because they didn’t have those many models in their stock during the filming of the series. It was quick and cheap! 😂 and especially when they blew up an Eagle on the landing pad... those were cardboard cut outs as well! Interesting on special-effects trickery!!!😂
Thanks Jeff. Just reinforces that they were geniuses for sure. Brian Johnson and crew were just amazing
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Cool little project!
Thanks
Nicely done sir, Casting resin is much easier on bigger pieces. Although you still have the air bubble problem to deal with. People who cast all the time typically have a vacuum chamber. But who’s got room for that. Lol
Appreciate the comments, thanks. Yeah casting is something I always wanted to try and can certainly see what those who seriously get into it prefer pressure casting. Thanks for watching
@@InterstellarModeler If you don’t mind me asking, what kind of 3-D printer are you running?
Great idea and excellent work.
Thank you very much!
Amazing stuff Oggie!! Love how it turned out! Perhaps in the future you might use one the failed castings as a damaged Eagle, maybe have it in the corner of the bay being repaired. ;)
Thanks Bryan....great idea there.
@@InterstellarModeler I had always found it fascinating how they could destroy an Eagle in nearly every episode but still have plenty left over....I imagined they had a first rate repair repair facility. ;)
Nice diorama !
Thanks
Nice modelling mate
😉👌
Thanks Tim
I have an ancient pin vice with 4 different sized chucks. It can hold a bit up to and past 1/8 inch diameter. That pin vice might have been the trick for a ssslllooowww cut of the peg holes. . No idea if one would be available any more.
Thanks Tim. The pin holes turned out to be not critical. Once sanded the pieces positioned perfectly.
another cool build
Thanks so much
Bummer on all your casting. If you ever decide to try again try Reynolds Advanced Materials. They have products that set up much slower resulting in far less bubles in your molds and cast. Hanger looks Great!!!
Appreciate the tip, thanks for the compliment too
Great build- Nice shirt. Will you be joining us at Modelzona this year in November ?
Thanks so much. Possibly will be making it out but just depends. I have other work related travel on the dock too. But it would be fun to make it out again.
This is really really cool! My wallet is breaking out in a cold sweat.
Lol….thanks
If you ever need the Eagles remolded let me know .I can make you a 2 part mold and Pressure cast them eliminating the bubbles . I live in San Diego but work up in LA as a Special Effects Artist.
Really? Thanks Franco. This project is all wrapped up now but I do appreciate the offer.
@@InterstellarModeler The offer stands for any future projects as well.
Very cool, nice vid............ 👍👍👍
Thank you sir. :)
Great job on this one.
Thanks Marc....always great to hear from you
Very cool!
Thank you Peter
well done!!!!
Thank you
beau travail comme d'habitude (nice job as usual)
Thank you so much
I'm getting a huge XCOM vibe from this hangar...
Is that a good thing? :)
@@InterstellarModeler yes it is!
What you didn't want to build 12 1/48 scale eagles.
I don't understand why you would not want to that.🤠
Lol...thanks for watching
Excellent.
Thanks Richard
@@InterstellarModeler NP I love your work and your enthusiasm. Maybe one day you can showcase your paintings you are doing?
thank you
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