Maybe you'll lose subscribers, maybe you won't, but you just gained one. Like you, I grew up with TNG and it forever shaped who I am. You have a ton of passion and the skills to match. Great job so far.
I am so glad you are doing the Enterprise D. When those hanger doors opened and the Enterprise lights came on I cried as all the memories of sitting down as a kid with my Dad to watch the next episode of the next generation just came flooding back, and we all knew then that episode 10 was going to be amazing, and I was not disappointed one bit. looking forward to the next vid.
I get you. I am 39, pushing 40 soon. I have a full time job and I have 5 kids and 2 grand kids. I am busy with life. I get maybe 1-2 days to work on Gunpla alone. I have always wanted to revisit the D, lol. Because I built it back in the 90s as a birthday present when I was 10-13 years old. And you are doing it justice, my dude. To be honest, I have been interested in getting back into ships, spaceships and modern aircraft again. I built all of those when I was young. But I want to go all out, now that I am an adult. Follow your path. Because those who enjoy your work, will stay. I know I am
Absolutely stunning brother. How those windows look with the lighting sheesh, has to be memorizing to look at. I felt your love and emotion going into with this video. Took me back as a boy watching star trek in my bunk bed with my boys. 😓 Touched my heart with this one. Stay blessed stay fresh.
Your work with the gundams is great, but the amount of love you have for these Star Trek builds shows 110%. Your techniques are great and give off a zen vibe when the music starts playing. Thank you for yet another great video 👌🏾 Family comes first, always.
The Enterprise with th nost screen time combined. She is beautiful ship. I can see the love you have put into her. As Bones said "now you treat her like a lady and she will always being you home". Gene Roddenberry put his heart into how this Enterprise came out. I cant wait to see her finished. You earned a subscribestar today.
I tip my hat to your patience. Most of us would have given up and cried after your initial paint issues. Please keep up this level of work but only if it doesn't dominate your family life. Please keep in mind that no one in history has ever said "I wish I had worked longer hours" while on their death-bed. Love from Australia.
I'm honestly super stoked to see this! I snagged a 1/1400 vintage D at the last IPMS show here in VA, though it's not in clear. I've been excited and TERRIFIED of doing this kit lol As for you not putting out as much content because of the new little one, bah life live my dude. Spend the time with your kid, before long they'll be slamming the bedroom door and telling you to give em space. But share your hobby with them when they get old enough. I'm 49, my son's 10, and he's already into building kits with me. He's built about 6 gundams on his own now (with a little of the dad magic when he can't get a part to fit right)
I remember building the Enterprise-D when TNG first started. I didn't know what I was doing back then when it came to modeling. It was pretty basic. She was accidentally knocked over and destroyed when Generations was in theaters. I'm tempted to do a rebuild because of this video and Picard S3.
Your starship builds and your channel continue to impress and inspire me. As a fellow life-long Star Trek fan and starship modeler, your builds shine over many others. They are unique in the best ways possible. Passion, love, and contentness always comes through and is visible and tangible. Thank you for continuing to share your skills, talents, and passions with us here. Bless your family, and take your time. Good things come to those who are patient. Real life always comes first. Looking forward to part 2.
Man...I feel like I just post the same comment on every video but you just keep on putting out some outstanding work. I found your channel in late 2020 and picked up a gundam kit in 2021, I just finished my 50th Bandai kit last week using loads of painting tricks I've picked up from your videos. I understand why you might not like long spans between videos but my dude, there's no need to be down about that or apologize. I love seeing your updates on social media and when the videos come out it's such a treat. Thank you for everything you do, keep on doing it, and keep on inspiring the rest of us to find our passions and enjoy an amazing hobby.
Watching your videos has inspired me to return to model building after 15 years and even go that one step further and invest in learning how to paint and light them. Keep up the great work. I'll continue watching your videos regardless of how long it takes.
I love that you changed the window colors! also, the azteking...wow thats one where you really gotta trust the process....half way through i was like....Ehhhh... then the finished product was OUTSTANDING!!!!! Holy cow! cant wait for the next part!!
I'm glad you're able to tackle your Enterprise. The D was never my favourite (I will always love the Refit, I grew up watching the films with my dad and that got me into model building). Your work is outstanding, really inspiring and I can't wait to see the next steps.
Lovely work mate, really enjoying watching someone who knows what they're doing. About 25 years ago I was asked to do a repair on the Enterprise C filming model at a travelling Trek exhibition here in Ireland, unfortunately the miniature was way to damaged for me to do anything. Whilst I was there we had to send the large Enterprise D model back to Paramount, about 4 of us had to physically lift it up and put it in it's custom packing crate. I remember feeling very happy with myself, actually getting to handle such an iconic original model.
Awesome! Keep up the good work. She's gorgeous so far. Never stop enjoying. I'm a fellow guy in his 40s who grew up with TNG, and you're right Picard was a success. I never thought I'd see them all back together.
I am about to start my own build of the Enterprise-D and watching you just inspired me to do it in much more details than I anticipated. Thanks for taking the time to do this.
This is such a spectacular build for a spectacular ship from a monumental series! I can tell how much this build means to you and I absolutely love that you are sharing the experience and the process with us.
Greetings and hats off to you for making it through such a set-back. The model in clear plastic seems even trickier than the "regular" 1:1400 scale "-D". However, it does look amazing and I'm having to watch and tag along. Cheers and all the best! LLAP!
I'm always waiting for the next video bro! you have been an inpiration to me and my journey to gunpla and other scale models. God bless you and your family. Until the next one.
Fantastic work with those aztecs, and the colors look spot on. I'm dying to start on the D as well, but I'm deep into the 350 Refit so am trying to stay focused on getting that done first.
Here with you, dude! Love the story of the filmmaking love the model kits love your sharing of being a father. I think that’s my new favorite part of your videos hearing you sacrifice things for your son. It’s great will wait patiently for the Contant content ever try using Siri voice text while driving? It doesn’t always come out great lol
Thanks for sharing your passion. The D and TNG is what got me into my love of Star Trek as a kid and yes season 3 of Picard was great. I must of re-watched the unveiling and launch of the Enterprise D in the episode, "Vox" at least 50 times. I've built the kit your currently building as well as well as the 2016 version and they are brittle(and yes the aztec decal application does test your patience). Round 2 is going to re-release her in a milky white plastic that is also supposed to be able to easily light. Look forward to part 2.
When I was 12 or 13 I started working on my own Enterprise D model, and I am pretty sure it was the same mold that this kit was made from. It looks exactly the same, except mine is gray plastic. And me being a procrastinating 13-yer-old perfectionist, I decided I was going to add lights and carve out holes for the windows. I ended up not doing that. But what I did do was hand paint the aztecing. I managed to finish the secondary hull, and then late teenagerhood kicked in and the unfinished model sat in a box for 25 years. Two years ago, I fished it out, and decided to complete the saucer section. Again, hand-painting the aztecting. It took six redos until I was satisfied. Now I am in the final touches -- detailing the phaser strip, hand-drawing the NCC registration (hopefully), and other grace notes that might not be precise, but are distinctly me. And someday I will connect the two sections together as a tale of 13-year-old me and early-40s me. Sure the two sections are little different, but it tells a story.
Also yes Star Trek Picard Season 3 was freaking awesome. The fact they tied loose ends... bringing Data back...even finally beating his evil brother Lore. Also not only that he has full human emotions. I got emotional watching Geordi trying to get Lore to listen to reason and help him save Sidney and Data finally broke through and he dropped the force fields. I then choked up seeing the Enterprise-D reveal in the Starfleet Museum. The fact it was a hybrid of the refit saucer from Generations and then a TV production version of the secondary hull from the U.S.S. Syracuse. I just found it weird that was just....available. Unless the saucer section of the Syracuse was destroyed during the Dominion War. Then of course seeing the recreation of the Enterprise-D's bridge. That even got me choked up even more. Was it a true 100% recreation of the TV version? No but it was pretty damn close. Even the TNG cast had big emotions stepping onto that bridge. Even Will Wheaton when he was behind the scenes with Michael Okuda. I'm glad they gave us a proper send off for the D and that she kicked ass fighting the Borg in one final glorious fight. Beverly kicked ass manually firing the phasers and torpedoes. I will admit I was hoping they re-created the Generations version of the D's bridge since that's what we saw it last as. However, I understand why they went with the later TV version of the bridge. Oh...and also seeing the D leave the bay and going into warp, priceless. I also got major chills of excitement seeing the Defiant, Voyager, NX-01 Enterprise REFIT, the HMS Bounty and last but not least... the Enterprise-A! I was like...holy shit they restored her brand spanking new.
I can tell you put your heart and soul into this build my brother, your paint work is second to none. So many facets to getting it right including wiring, lighting and soldering U the Mann congratulations.
In case you don't yet have the new neck I would recommend the one from modelwerks because it has shuttle bays included in it. Of course only if you want them and you can get someone to print it
A thing to note when masking the windows from the inside you can also use masking fluid as well. It will take less time than masking tape but doesn't have the possibility of accidentally falling off if the adhesive on the tape fails.
That Saucer came out sweet. I have one kit at this scale and one of the 1/600 scale sitting in the closet to build. Thanks for sharing this - I just went over to Motion Picture miniature's website...uhg! more money to spend 🙂
Amazing work as always! Still sticking with you as a subscriber! You are one of my main inspirations for making build videos! I also support having to break down your videos into parts, we can all relate that life will not make things easy with the time we have. I relate specifically as a video editor and having to balance my work and life stuff. Keep on going strong my dude!✊
This is looking really good. All of your color choices for the different areas of the saucer are spot on, at least to my eyes. I loved that you toned down the aztecs. I noticed that a lot of modelers don't do that. That's their choice but to me, those patterns should be toned down to act more as accents. Adding the blue lights to some of the windows came out nice. I think that may have been part of the "Generations" studio model upgrade.
Very cool I can see why this going to take 4 months. I haven't built this one but with the clear variant of this and the plastic being more fragile is there any need to re-enforce some of the parts that could potentially sag down the road? I was thinking some copper tube or thick flat stock could be glued into the kit to keep it true over time. I wish this kit was more widely available.
I build every thing from tanks and airplanes to gundams and waifu figures. You should never feel suck or limited when it comes to your hobbies. Build what makes you happy we are here for your passion not which kits you choose
For the paint that you sprayed on after you painted the astek pattern, what ratio did you thin it? I'm doing this exact thing and I wanna make sure I don't screw up. Lol
Just wow. I've seen those MPM 4-tone masks before but boy, oh boy, did they turn out nicely. On a scale from 1-10 (1=easy-peasy & 10 impossible), how difficult would you rate the overall application, please?
During covid I had to find things to do, so as first contact is my favourite star trek film I decided to watch TNG on Netflix, I watched all 7 seasons it's now my favourite star trek show and is the reason that the Bhrams line and anti borg fleet are some of my favourite ships, more recently I've watched Picard, I loved season 3, as well as DS9 which I'm going through at the moment and equally enjoying, however there was a bit of a sadness I felt watching DS9 S3 E10 defiant because I think it's probably the last time I'll ever watch something new to me with Riker in it and that's sombre in a way. Nevertheless I love the Galaxy class and its contemporaries like the challenger, new Orleans and Chyenne classes, less so the freedom As much as I love first contact, the D is my enterprise even if I didn't particularly grow up with it
Great job on this build. Did ever finish it? I had gotten this kit a year ago via ebay. It's snapped on me in several places on the neck and the secondary hull. Even accidentally broke the area where the stand is supposed to go. Round 2 has come out with the same kit but it's in translucent like their 1/1000th Voyager as well as current kits for much easier lighting. I just wished Round 2 would have taken the perfect opportunity to add in the missing windows forward of the Captain's yatch. The greebles on the top aft part of the nacelles like in Generations. Maybe modify the back of the neck to be more correct to the studio model. As well as correcting the windows around the saucer and adding them into the secondary hull. At the same time I also wish they could have just done a whole new kit...maybe a bit smaller scale to keep the cost down. But have it accurate to the studio models from the 6 footer and Generations. Have the options to make it the TV version or the Generations version. As I said too have it completely accurate to the studio model. Also have the entire ship not have raised aztec patterns. Even though I think on the 4 foot it's that way. Still.... ya these clear kits were too fragile too brittle.
I hope you show more of the final finish build than you did on the refit because i really wanted to see the shuttle bay and arboreum all lit up and the 35 seconds of final build footage was extremely anti climactic after two videos of waiting to see ALL the details of the whole completed model. I was soooo let down that i didn't get to see every detail of the finished build all lit up . The final result should have been 10 minutes of footage from every possible angle instead of a quick motion picture fly by. I was totally invested in seeing the outcome in detail and it was taken away by the fly by reveal. 😢 I mean...why invest so much time into the shuttle bay and arboreum if they're not going to be on camera at the end?
You know I'm not a big fan of star trek but anything sci-fi I love but never had the chance to really sit down to watch it but Star wars the new stuff sucks clone wars loved it Mando but you do you and just enjoy the stuff you do I may not be a fan but I know my step dad would love this if I did it for him me personally don't care what people says bc everybody is different but keep doing what you love
Why are so many modeling pros, scared to actually paint the aztec pattern on that model? /Smh. I did on the original non clear release of that ship back when it originally came out.
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I love these Star Trek Builds!
Maybe you'll lose subscribers, maybe you won't, but you just gained one. Like you, I grew up with TNG and it forever shaped who I am. You have a ton of passion and the skills to match. Great job so far.
You do you brother! Those of us who love your passion and art are just glad to be along for the ride!! Until next time…
Thanks for doing this model. You do whatever makes you happy. Your viewers will be here. Thanks again.
I am so glad you are doing the Enterprise D. When those hanger doors opened and the Enterprise lights came on I cried as all the memories of sitting down as a kid with my Dad to watch the next episode of the next generation just came flooding back, and we all knew then that episode 10 was going to be amazing, and I was not disappointed one bit. looking forward to the next vid.
I get you. I am 39, pushing 40 soon. I have a full time job and I have 5 kids and 2 grand kids. I am busy with life. I get maybe 1-2 days to work on Gunpla alone.
I have always wanted to revisit the D, lol. Because I built it back in the 90s as a birthday present when I was 10-13 years old. And you are doing it justice, my dude.
To be honest, I have been interested in getting back into ships, spaceships and modern aircraft again. I built all of those when I was young. But I want to go all out, now that I am an adult.
Follow your path. Because those who enjoy your work, will stay. I know I am
Absolutely stunning brother. How those windows look with the lighting sheesh, has to be memorizing to look at. I felt your love and emotion going into with this video. Took me back as a boy watching star trek in my bunk bed with my boys. 😓 Touched my heart with this one. Stay blessed stay fresh.
A 1/1400 Romulan Warbird would be cool, but you would probably need a bigger workspace :)
Subscription earned. 🖖 LLAP
It's always a joy seeing another Trekie working on an Enterprise D model. Keep up the good work.
Your work with the gundams is great, but the amount of love you have for these Star Trek builds shows 110%. Your techniques are great and give off a zen vibe when the music starts playing. Thank you for yet another great video 👌🏾 Family comes first, always.
The Enterprise with th nost screen time combined. She is beautiful ship. I can see the love you have put into her. As Bones said "now you treat her like a lady and she will always being you home". Gene Roddenberry put his heart into how this Enterprise came out. I cant wait to see her finished. You earned a subscribestar today.
I tip my hat to your patience. Most of us would have given up and cried after your initial paint issues. Please keep up this level of work but only if it doesn't dominate your family life. Please keep in mind that no one in history has ever said "I wish I had worked longer hours" while on their death-bed. Love from Australia.
I'm honestly super stoked to see this! I snagged a 1/1400 vintage D at the last IPMS show here in VA, though it's not in clear. I've been excited and TERRIFIED of doing this kit lol As for you not putting out as much content because of the new little one, bah life live my dude. Spend the time with your kid, before long they'll be slamming the bedroom door and telling you to give em space. But share your hobby with them when they get old enough. I'm 49, my son's 10, and he's already into building kits with me. He's built about 6 gundams on his own now (with a little of the dad magic when he can't get a part to fit right)
I remember building the Enterprise-D when TNG first started. I didn't know what I was doing back then when it came to modeling. It was pretty basic. She was accidentally knocked over and destroyed when Generations was in theaters. I'm tempted to do a rebuild because of this video and Picard S3.
Your starship builds and your channel continue to impress and inspire me. As a fellow life-long Star Trek fan and starship modeler, your builds shine over many others. They are unique in the best ways possible. Passion, love, and contentness always comes through and is visible and tangible. Thank you for continuing to share your skills, talents, and passions with us here.
Bless your family, and take your time. Good things come to those who are patient. Real life always comes first.
Looking forward to part 2.
By far my favorite Enterprise, from my favorite Star Trek. I was planning to get this kit myself, so thank you for the detailed video!
Man...I feel like I just post the same comment on every video but you just keep on putting out some outstanding work. I found your channel in late 2020 and picked up a gundam kit in 2021, I just finished my 50th Bandai kit last week using loads of painting tricks I've picked up from your videos. I understand why you might not like long spans between videos but my dude, there's no need to be down about that or apologize. I love seeing your updates on social media and when the videos come out it's such a treat. Thank you for everything you do, keep on doing it, and keep on inspiring the rest of us to find our passions and enjoy an amazing hobby.
Watching your videos has inspired me to return to model building after 15 years and even go that one step further and invest in learning how to paint and light them. Keep up the great work. I'll continue watching your videos regardless of how long it takes.
I love that you changed the window colors! also, the azteking...wow thats one where you really gotta trust the process....half way through i was like....Ehhhh... then the finished product was OUTSTANDING!!!!! Holy cow! cant wait for the next part!!
I'm glad you're able to tackle your Enterprise.
The D was never my favourite (I will always love the Refit, I grew up watching the films with my dad and that got me into model building).
Your work is outstanding, really inspiring and I can't wait to see the next steps.
Nicely done, and thanks for the kind words! I'm certain you'll do the Enterprise D proud with this project 😎
Great video! Lots of fun to watch and so much effort and skill put into your build, thanks for sharing.
Lovely work mate, really enjoying watching someone who knows what they're doing.
About 25 years ago I was asked to do a repair on the Enterprise C filming model at a travelling Trek exhibition here in Ireland, unfortunately the miniature was way to damaged for me to do anything. Whilst I was there we had to send the large Enterprise D model back to Paramount, about 4 of us had to physically lift it up and put it in it's custom packing crate. I remember feeling very happy with myself, actually getting to handle such an iconic original model.
Awesome! Keep up the good work. She's gorgeous so far. Never stop enjoying. I'm a fellow guy in his 40s who grew up with TNG, and you're right Picard was a success. I never thought I'd see them all back together.
I am about to start my own build of the Enterprise-D and watching you just inspired me to do it in much more details than I anticipated. Thanks for taking the time to do this.
This is such a spectacular build for a spectacular ship from a monumental series! I can tell how much this build means to you and I absolutely love that you are sharing the experience and the process with us.
Greetings and hats off to you for making it through such a set-back. The model in clear plastic seems even trickier than the "regular" 1:1400 scale "-D". However, it does look amazing and I'm having to watch and tag along. Cheers and all the best! LLAP!
Thunder road. Love the fact that you share with us your passions. I will always keep your channel as subscribed
Oh man, MicroMachines! I had all those when I was a kid! Love it ❤
I'm always waiting for the next video bro! you have been an inpiration to me and my journey to gunpla and other scale models. God bless you and your family. Until the next one.
Fantastic work with those aztecs, and the colors look spot on. I'm dying to start on the D as well, but I'm deep into the 350 Refit so am trying to stay focused on getting that done first.
Here with you, dude! Love the story of the filmmaking love the model kits love your sharing of being a father. I think that’s my new favorite part of your videos hearing you sacrifice things for your son. It’s great will wait patiently for the Contant content ever try using Siri voice text while driving? It doesn’t always come out great lol
Your star trek model builds have been some of my favorite you've done. Keep up the good work dude! Looking forward to part 2.
This is my 4th Orpheus time watching this video Looking forward to the next one
Following you on this build! And yeah, RIP Star Wars.
Love your passion for the build. Just subscribed. Hope you keep having fun.
Thanks for sharing your passion. The D and TNG is what got me into my love of Star Trek as a kid and yes season 3 of Picard was great. I must of re-watched the unveiling and launch of the Enterprise D in the episode, "Vox" at least 50 times. I've built the kit your currently building as well as well as the 2016 version and they are brittle(and yes the aztec decal application does test your patience). Round 2 is going to re-release her in a milky white plastic that is also supposed to be able to easily light. Look forward to part 2.
When I was 12 or 13 I started working on my own Enterprise D model, and I am pretty sure it was the same mold that this kit was made from. It looks exactly the same, except mine is gray plastic. And me being a procrastinating 13-yer-old perfectionist, I decided I was going to add lights and carve out holes for the windows. I ended up not doing that. But what I did do was hand paint the aztecing. I managed to finish the secondary hull, and then late teenagerhood kicked in and the unfinished model sat in a box for 25 years.
Two years ago, I fished it out, and decided to complete the saucer section. Again, hand-painting the aztecting. It took six redos until I was satisfied. Now I am in the final touches -- detailing the phaser strip, hand-drawing the NCC registration (hopefully), and other grace notes that might not be precise, but are distinctly me. And someday I will connect the two sections together as a tale of 13-year-old me and early-40s me. Sure the two sections are little different, but it tells a story.
Also yes Star Trek Picard Season 3 was freaking awesome. The fact they tied loose ends... bringing Data back...even finally beating his evil brother Lore. Also not only that he has full human emotions. I got emotional watching Geordi trying to get Lore to listen to reason and help him save Sidney and Data finally broke through and he dropped the force fields. I then choked up seeing the Enterprise-D reveal in the Starfleet Museum. The fact it was a hybrid of the refit saucer from Generations and then a TV production version of the secondary hull from the U.S.S. Syracuse. I just found it weird that was just....available. Unless the saucer section of the Syracuse was destroyed during the Dominion War.
Then of course seeing the recreation of the Enterprise-D's bridge. That even got me choked up even more. Was it a true 100% recreation of the TV version? No but it was pretty damn close. Even the TNG cast had big emotions stepping onto that bridge. Even Will Wheaton when he was behind the scenes with Michael Okuda. I'm glad they gave us a proper send off for the D and that she kicked ass fighting the Borg in one final glorious fight. Beverly kicked ass manually firing the phasers and torpedoes.
I will admit I was hoping they re-created the Generations version of the D's bridge since that's what we saw it last as. However, I understand why they went with the later TV version of the bridge. Oh...and also seeing the D leave the bay and going into warp, priceless.
I also got major chills of excitement seeing the Defiant, Voyager, NX-01 Enterprise REFIT, the HMS Bounty and last but not least... the Enterprise-A! I was like...holy shit they restored her brand spanking new.
This looks fantastic. great job.
This kit is back in production again...
After I finish voyager yes👌🏾✨️
What's almost as Impressive as the Paint work you've done is the " Save " after the initial paint work 😀👍
I can tell you put your heart and soul into this build my brother, your paint work is second to none. So many facets to getting it right including wiring, lighting and soldering U the Mann congratulations.
Wow your phaser bank photoetch fit perfectly, mine had a gap on the starboard side.
In case you don't yet have the new neck I would recommend the one from modelwerks because it has shuttle bays included in it. Of course only if you want them and you can get someone to print it
A thing to note when masking the windows from the inside you can also use masking fluid as well. It will take less time than masking tape but doesn't have the possibility of accidentally falling off if the adhesive on the tape fails.
Keep doing what you are doing. It is always enjoyable, and inspiring!
That Saucer came out sweet. I have one kit at this scale and one of the 1/600 scale sitting in the closet to build. Thanks for sharing this - I just went over to Motion Picture miniature's website...uhg! more money to spend 🙂
Right on!
Amazing work as always! Still sticking with you as a subscriber! You are one of my main inspirations for making build videos!
I also support having to break down your videos into parts, we can all relate that life will not make things easy with the time we have.
I relate specifically as a video editor and having to balance my work and life stuff.
Keep on going strong my dude!✊
this was fantastic!
This is looking really good. All of your color choices for the different areas of the saucer are spot on, at least to my eyes. I loved that you toned down the aztecs. I noticed that a lot of modelers don't do that. That's their choice but to me, those patterns should be toned down to act more as accents. Adding the blue lights to some of the windows came out nice. I think that may have been part of the "Generations" studio model upgrade.
Im a father myself!
That said my friend
As samwise gamgee once said to frodo
"Dont you go where i cant follow"
Looking forward to it
Very cool I can see why this going to take 4 months. I haven't built this one but with the clear variant of this and the plastic being more fragile is there any need to re-enforce some of the parts that could potentially sag down the road? I was thinking some copper tube or thick flat stock could be glued into the kit to keep it true over time. I wish this kit was more widely available.
I build every thing from tanks and airplanes to gundams and waifu figures. You should never feel suck or limited when it comes to your hobbies. Build what makes you happy we are here for your passion not which kits you choose
For the paint that you sprayed on after you painted the astek pattern, what ratio did you thin it? I'm doing this exact thing and I wanna make sure I don't screw up. Lol
I piked up the latest version of this kit with the new base
Just wow. I've seen those MPM 4-tone masks before but boy, oh boy, did they turn out nicely. On a scale from 1-10 (1=easy-peasy & 10 impossible), how difficult would you rate the overall application, please?
This might seem weird, but I’ve got this playing in the background while i paint warhammer minis lol
This is AWESOME!!!!!
During covid I had to find things to do, so as first contact is my favourite star trek film I decided to watch TNG on Netflix, I watched all 7 seasons
it's now my favourite star trek show and is the reason that the Bhrams line and anti borg fleet are some of my favourite ships,
more recently I've watched Picard, I loved season 3, as well as DS9 which I'm going through at the moment and equally enjoying,
however there was a bit of a sadness I felt watching DS9 S3 E10 defiant because I think it's probably the last time I'll ever watch something new to me with Riker in it and that's sombre in a way.
Nevertheless I love the Galaxy class and its contemporaries like the challenger, new Orleans and Chyenne classes, less so the freedom
As much as I love first contact, the D is my enterprise even if I didn't particularly grow up with it
Part 2. Pleace!
Great job on this build. Did ever finish it?
I had gotten this kit a year ago via ebay. It's snapped on me in several places on the neck and the secondary hull. Even accidentally broke the area where the stand is supposed to go.
Round 2 has come out with the same kit but it's in translucent like their 1/1000th Voyager as well as current kits for much easier lighting. I just wished Round 2 would have taken the perfect opportunity to add in the missing windows forward of the Captain's yatch. The greebles on the top aft part of the nacelles like in Generations. Maybe modify the back of the neck to be more correct to the studio model. As well as correcting the windows around the saucer and adding them into the secondary hull.
At the same time I also wish they could have just done a whole new kit...maybe a bit smaller scale to keep the cost down. But have it accurate to the studio models from the 6 footer and Generations. Have the options to make it the TV version or the Generations version. As I said too have it completely accurate to the studio model. Also have the entire ship not have raised aztec patterns. Even though I think on the 4 foot it's that way. Still.... ya these clear kits were too fragile too brittle.
Are there any directions for the light kit?
I always clean my kit before painting cause I don't want any dust to stick on it
Im waiting to see an update on this one!
It well be awhile. But please stay tuned 👊🏽💙
@@OtakuBuilder will do!
Mammoth effort on masking this section
Question why would you lose subscrevers I You're amazing artist I hope mine turns out this as well
Did you ever finish this kit?
I well👌🏾💙
Access or excess???
We didn’t get burned with SW! What are you talking about?! TLJ is some of the best SW material since its inception.
I hope you show more of the final finish build than you did on the refit because i really wanted to see the shuttle bay and arboreum all lit up and the 35 seconds of final build footage was extremely anti climactic after two videos of waiting to see ALL the details of the whole completed model. I was soooo let down that i didn't get to see every detail of the finished build all lit up . The final result should have been 10 minutes of footage from every possible angle instead of a quick motion picture fly by. I was totally invested in seeing the outcome in detail and it was taken away by the fly by reveal. 😢 I mean...why invest so much time into the shuttle bay and arboreum if they're not going to be on camera at the end?
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You know I'm not a big fan of star trek but anything sci-fi I love but never had the chance to really sit down to watch it but Star wars the new stuff sucks clone wars loved it Mando but you do you and just enjoy the stuff you do I may not be a fan but I know my step dad would love this if I did it for him me personally don't care what people says bc everybody is different but keep doing what you love
Why are so many modeling pros, scared to actually paint the aztec pattern on that model? /Smh. I did on the original non clear release of that ship back when it originally came out.