Sherlock Smuggler, that's a new look for you! I really liked the tiny LED eyes in the Jawa, those worked well. I've a Jawa in the corner of my workshop but he just stares out the window. If he even looked at any of my droids I'd make him a whole lot shorter than 1m tall! I had him looking out the front of my house but the neighbour across the street said he was scaring his kids and asked me to move him!
it absolutely blew my mind! The opportunities with Resin printing has us really exciting. My biggest issue with 3D printing has always been the amount of sanding and finishing required to get them where I wanted. This is a game changer!
I cannot tell you how much I was hoping bubbles came out of that pipe in the end! Great as always Brian ... loved the lighting touches and all the sexy camera bokeh!
The level at which you entertain AND educate is a matter of no debate. The highest of production value, sentiment and sentience. Bravo! Here-here! Pip-pip! And all that!
@@TheSmugglersRoom I love the way you have integrated so many techniques and technologies and used them all at a very high level in my opinion. Congrats to you friend. And may the force be with you.
Another great project and video, sir! Thanks for sharing another little glimpse into your creativity and the little sparks of madness you're bringing to life there.
@@tomlevier3615 you should try Vallejo texture paste. That stuff is amazing. I found out about it after this project, but I’ll definitely be using it in the future
Lovely work Brian. That's a great little diorama. If you want to deep dive into Elegoo printers, I recommend the Uncle Jessy YT channel. He's a maker with a ton of their stuff. My personal theory is that a Jawa can see deeper into the light spectrum than we can, and while we only see a black void under their hood, they can see one another's faces fine. They might even see other colors we don't perceive, and their robes are in fact different, but we can't tell.
Another fantastic project & video Brian! I've just finished binging your whole channel - rekindling my childhood love for all things Star Wars. My husband and I are currently watching through the clone wars series for the first time since we were kids! Thank you for sharing all the wonderful things you've been building and creating, it definitely inspires me to build something out of nothing - now, to work out what that "something" could be!
Genuinely amaze me every single time. This is a masterpiece my friend. Especially loved the eyes, awesome little detail i wasn't expecting. As always, impeccable story with your presentation
Loved how it turned out, unfortunately I am unable to take my toys and glue them in place for a diorama. I still want to play with them even as a full grown man lol! However, it does inspire me to at least make an interesting display for them to where I can do multiple poses of one action figure, so thanks for that!
Fantastic work, as always. Never fail to impress. You’re really digging the miniatures lately, huh?? Is the room complete, with the exception of these decos??
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it. The miniatures are a lot of fun to build. The room is far from finished, however the biggest challenge has been time to work on the large scale aspects of the room and still have time to get out regular content. So the introduction of the miniatures is helping us to create both projects, and time to get back on track with the room. Hopefully both are enjoyable.
Great job, good sir.* I see a lot of Boylei inspiration here. I've been considering adding a resin printer to my arsenal. I've seen good things with the Elegoos. Now to decide whether to save further for a Saturn, or settle for a Mars. Questions: What is the text that you engraved on the base? It's a bit too small to read. Did you go out and purchase the outfit? Or is that part of your normal Saturday evening/night out attire? What are those LEDs you used for the Jawa eyes? They don't look like standard LEDs. Overall awesome addition to the room. Can't wait to see more, and more, and more… *I believe that is the proper speak for someone of your station
Thanks Deanna! Boylei certainly has taught me a few things. He's a great guy! - It says: Jawa Star Wars Black Series - The outfit was recently purchased for these series of smaller builds we want to do, but I kind of like it LOL - I dropped a link the the description for the LEDs, they are great little micro LEDs Glad you like the build. We have so many of these and i'd rather have them on a cool display than just sitting on a shelf.
I can just see the face of a "purist" collector cringe when you drilled that Jawa's eyes out..."sacrilege!!!"...lol, great diorama Brian, thanks for sharing and stay safe!
@@TheSmugglersRoom We all make mistakes! Thank you for the constant entertainment your videos provide us all! You have a style and quality unlike any other content creator that always has me keen to watch your video first before any other!
Dapper outfit! Does your old car mechanic smell of wet rat? Q: What do Jawas call Jawa Juice? A: Juice. Likely you already know this, and, check into pin washes. Seen a lot in model railroading and military models. Can bring an excellent effect to your modeling.
@@TheSmugglersRoom It is a technique. I find it works best with oil/solvent based paints. Thin the paint down to get a wash, dip in a tiny brush and then touch the tip to a groove in your model/part/thing, and the thinned paint will wick along the seam depositing pigment. it is even fun to watch it flow out.
Sorry but that pipe is way, way too small! Please acquire one which is at least 7 times bigger with the possible accompaniment of a handle bar moustache that is equally as large. Thanks
This was great. Really enjoyed the additional storytelling element of this one! So much fun!
Thank you my friend. Learned so much from watching your great content. Thanks for the kind words!
Sherlock Smuggler, that's a new look for you!
I really liked the tiny LED eyes in the Jawa, those worked well.
I've a Jawa in the corner of my workshop but he just stares out the window. If he even looked at any of my droids I'd make him a whole lot shorter than 1m tall! I had him looking out the front of my house but the neighbour across the street said he was scaring his kids and asked me to move him!
LOL! Love it. Keep a glowing eye on everyone.
Another fantastic build my friend!!!!👏👏👏👏👏🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️‼️‼️‼️‼️
Thank you so much 🤗
Those 3D prints look amazing. I didn't see a single resolution line in any of them.
it absolutely blew my mind! The opportunities with Resin printing has us really exciting. My biggest issue with 3D printing has always been the amount of sanding and finishing required to get them where I wanted. This is a game changer!
I have been getting addicted to making small, round dioramas like this. I like the way your diorama is built up with more height.
Thank you. It’s a fun little project for sure
Blizz would aprove your build for sure and I do too!
Thank you!
I haven't thought of Blizz in a good long while. Loved SWTOR so much!
A quite wondrous display of this humble Jawa. The lighting is a nice addition.
Thank you
Fancy wardrobe, Professor Brian!
;). Thanks!
Great diorama! I especially like the LEDs in the eyes! Thanks for the shout-out as well!
Thanks Ron! Appreciate you man!
I cannot tell you how much I was hoping bubbles came out of that pipe in the end! Great as always Brian ... loved the lighting touches and all the sexy camera bokeh!
LOL, i wish i had done it man. Thanks for watching.
Very cool printer . . . very cool Jawa . . . very cool video !!!
Thank you
The level at which you entertain AND educate is a matter of no debate. The highest of production value, sentiment and sentience. Bravo! Here-here! Pip-pip! And all that!
LOL, thank you very much bro, really appreciate it!
Mate this was so enjoyable and thanks for using my greeble and the shout out! 👊 What a fab build, and that Jawa really pops against that background 😉👍
Thank you James! Much appreciated! Great stuff you have created for us to use in projects!
Half expected bubbles from the pipe at the very end Brian. Great show this week!
Next time! LOL, thank you!!!
I just want to retire and make these every day. This is very cool.
So glad you liked this Brett, it was such an enjoyable project. Can't wait to do more of them.
@@TheSmugglersRoom I love the way you have integrated so many techniques and technologies and used them all at a very high level in my opinion. Congrats to you friend. And may the force be with you.
Another fine build, showing varied & useful methods.
Great humour!
..and you wear that natty suit well 😄
Thank you!!!
best cold open yet
LOL, thank you!
I loved this so much ! Your eye for detail is something to admire! You and Dennis are killing the dioramas!
Thank you so much bro! Really appreciate it!
You drilled out his eyes! Looks awesome
Yes I did 🤣
awesome as always! cant get enough!
Glad you enjoy it!
Awesome work as always. The cap, pipe, jacket, and silver tie brought it all to a whole other level. 😁
Thank you 😉
I love the storytelling as you build. Also the fact you took a toy, added a few things and made it into an impressive diorama
Thank you Lisa!
Another great project and video, sir! Thanks for sharing another little glimpse into your creativity and the little sparks of madness you're bringing to life there.
Thank you
Utinii!!! Pretty cool and detailed diorama 👏👏
Thank you 😀
That was simply excellent good sir, a well-rounded exhibition of skills, intellect, and dedication to your craft.
Thank you my friend
Always awesome but the presentation this time was beyond perfect. Felt like a PBS documentary presentation.
Thank you so much 😀! We were shooting for something like that, glad to hear you liked it!
Sherlock Brian is fantastic!
So glad you liked it Gage! Thank you!
Also the yellow led's for the eyes was a masterstroke!
I’m the middle of creating my own, thanks for the awesome content not to mention the narration.
Awesome! Good luck with the project!
Genius
Thank you
A great new presentation, thoroughly enjoyed this.
Glad you enjoyed it!
love it Brian. And hysterical video. Amazing, inspiring work.
Thanks so much!
I was waiting to see bubbles come from that pipe…. Awesome work Brian! Phenomenal build. It is great watching your painting skills soar.
Funny ... I said the same thing!!!
Glad you liked it! I know, i really wanted bubbles too! next time.
Terrific as usual Brian!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great job. The Sherlock Holmes, did it for me. Another great one. 👍🏼 Thanks for what you do brother!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you!
Great Brian Nice 👏 👍
Glad you enjoyed it
Brilliant!! Such a great creation! And I learned a little something about Jawas!! Thanks for another great video Brian the philosopher!!!
Awesome! Thank you bro!
Adding grout mix to your mod podge/paint mixture is a new one for me. I'll have to try that out!
it gives it a little grit, not 100% sure what I think overall but it does add a texture
@@TheSmugglersRoom I do a lot of foam rocks and Ive been wanting to add some "grit" to the mix. I'll give it a try!
@@tomlevier3615 you should try Vallejo texture paste. That stuff is amazing. I found out about it after this project, but I’ll definitely be using it in the future
I really Enjoyed this video. And learn more about Jawas.
Thank you
Lovely work Brian. That's a great little diorama. If you want to deep dive into Elegoo printers, I recommend the Uncle Jessy YT channel. He's a maker with a ton of their stuff.
My personal theory is that a Jawa can see deeper into the light spectrum than we can, and while we only see a black void under their hood, they can see one another's faces fine. They might even see other colors we don't perceive, and their robes are in fact different, but we can't tell.
Thanks Dan. Uncle Jessy has a great channel!
Love your take on the Jawa vision!
You sir are a Master in the craft of making fantastic idea and execution !!
Wow, thank you!
Brilliant! A bit of the ol’ this and that and Bob’s yer uncle! Loving these last few vids! Is that a Mr. Brog “old army” pipe I spy lol.
Thank you! So glad you liked it!
Great video! Love the back story. Love the diorama. Thanks for sharing Brian. Happy days and model on! 😎🇨🇦
Thanks for watching! Much appreciated!
Another fantastic project & video Brian! I've just finished binging your whole channel - rekindling my childhood love for all things Star Wars. My husband and I are currently watching through the clone wars series for the first time since we were kids! Thank you for sharing all the wonderful things you've been building and creating, it definitely inspires me to build something out of nothing - now, to work out what that "something" could be!
Thank you very much Lucy, we appreciate it.
I love the intros to your videos - they hook me every time! Nice work on the diorama Brian!
Thank you very much!
Awesome story and diorama…all wrapped up in masterpiece theater…Bravo!!
Thank you so much 😀
Genuinely amaze me every single time. This is a masterpiece my friend. Especially loved the eyes, awesome little detail i wasn't expecting. As always, impeccable story with your presentation
Thank you so much 😀
Fantastic!
Thank you
Loved how it turned out, unfortunately I am unable to take my toys and glue them in place for a diorama. I still want to play with them even as a full grown man lol! However, it does inspire me to at least make an interesting display for them to where I can do multiple poses of one action figure, so thanks for that!
LOL . . . Love it
Love this .. great job
Thank you
@@TheSmugglersRoom you're welcome, and thank you! :)
You or veri good i love it
Thank you!
Could you do a video of all the basic tools you use?
Fantastic work, as always. Never fail to impress.
You’re really digging the miniatures lately, huh?? Is the room complete, with the exception of these decos??
Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it.
The miniatures are a lot of fun to build. The room is far from finished, however the biggest challenge has been time to work on the large scale aspects of the room and still have time to get out regular content. So the introduction of the miniatures is helping us to create both projects, and time to get back on track with the room.
Hopefully both are enjoyable.
Great job, good sir.* I see a lot of Boylei inspiration here. I've been considering adding a resin printer to my arsenal. I've seen good things with the Elegoos. Now to decide whether to save further for a Saturn, or settle for a Mars.
Questions:
What is the text that you engraved on the base? It's a bit too small to read.
Did you go out and purchase the outfit? Or is that part of your normal Saturday evening/night out attire?
What are those LEDs you used for the Jawa eyes? They don't look like standard LEDs.
Overall awesome addition to the room. Can't wait to see more, and more, and more…
*I believe that is the proper speak for someone of your station
Thanks Deanna! Boylei certainly has taught me a few things. He's a great guy!
- It says: Jawa Star Wars Black Series
- The outfit was recently purchased for these series of smaller builds we want to do, but I kind of like it LOL
- I dropped a link the the description for the LEDs, they are great little micro LEDs
Glad you like the build. We have so many of these and i'd rather have them on a cool display than just sitting on a shelf.
I can just see the face of a "purist" collector cringe when you drilled that Jawa's eyes out..."sacrilege!!!"...lol, great diorama Brian, thanks for sharing and stay safe!
Thank you! I can see their face to, and it made me more excited to drill! LOL!!
Wonder what the next figure will be? 🤔
There are so many to choose from. Did you like this enough to see more?
@@TheSmugglersRoom sure I'm also sure my sister and her bf will enjoy aswell 😂
Exelent! But the hood went on the wrong way 😉
?
He's right check the unboxing at the beginning the point of the hood was pointing back not up
I finally realized what you meant, can’t believe I did that! Thanks for pointing that out. It has been fixed, 😂
Not a problem. It looked great. Just a larger hood opening. Keep up the good work.
My little buddies
LOL
id like to see you make a sentient mushroom who is a old adventure through the galaxy
LOL! Love it!!
@@TheSmugglersRoom Thanks! Its an idea i have been working on myself.
i cant beleive you didnt use a juice lid?
HA! Right??
LOL!
Only thing missing was a british accent :D
🤣 I wish I had that skill
That rock went from purple to dark brown to white then brow then sand coated brown.
Yep
Jawa juice is also known as ardees m
Love your videos but just some feedback from your sponsor! It’s pronounced el-goo mars not e-l-goo mars
Thanks, yeah I learned that I had it wrong today after this was posted.
@@TheSmugglersRoom We all make mistakes! Thank you for the constant entertainment your videos provide us all! You have a style and quality unlike any other content creator that always has me keen to watch your video first before any other!
@@techguy38 thank you, your very kind.
The pipe wasn't even lit, what's the point of holding it?
😳
side thought..this ALMOST sounds like a twist if not "Smuggler" birth anouncment.
Birth Announcement?
Think you would love bill makes stuff. Like you, he lives by making something from nothing.
His stuff is great. Totally enjoy him!
Dapper outfit!
Does your old car mechanic smell of wet rat?
Q: What do Jawas call Jawa Juice? A: Juice.
Likely you already know this, and, check into pin washes. Seen a lot in model railroading and military models. Can bring an excellent effect to your modeling.
Thank you much! I had not heard of "pin washes." I'll have to check that out!
@@TheSmugglersRoom It is a technique. I find it works best with oil/solvent based paints. Thin the paint down to get a wash, dip in a tiny brush and then touch the tip to a groove in your model/part/thing, and the thinned paint will wick along the seam depositing pigment. it is even fun to watch it flow out.
Sorry but that pipe is way, way too small!
Please acquire one which is at least 7 times bigger with the possible accompaniment of a handle bar moustache that is equally as large.
Thanks
HA!!!! If I could grow a proper moustache I certainly would! LOL
I hate these things 🤬
LOL!
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