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Thank you! It is a lot of work, but I can't seem to find much worth watching on tv these days, so I figure we all need to make something fun to watch. Science-fiction used to be fun, uplifting and enlightening!

They get better. By episode 8 we have everything figured out.

Thank you for your kind words. I'm glad you were entertained. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Try Ebay. That's where I got mine.

@@MrSFSTUDIOS Thank You

@@ubliete Good luck with your project!

Trying to film the rest of the episode this weekend and next week.

The complete episode is up now!

Nope and to think I gave it away to charity!

Thank you for watching. We are working on more of Episode 8 of Battlestar Nekhbet this weekend.

But you might! Surrender to the might of the Cylon empire!

​@@MrSFSTUDIOS Nope! * shoots blaster *

Thank you! Good look on all your modeling endeavors. Thanks for watching the build to its completion. Be well, my friend.

There is a special GM tool for the 2300 cam removal, if you can still find it. It is a long elaborate doohickey with little claws that press down on the bucket tappets allowing the cam to be slid out and the bearings renewed. There is one on Ebay.www.ebay.com/itm/145783924677?chn=ps&mkevt=1&mkcid=28&google_free_listing_action=view_item

I'm so glad you found it useful. I just followed the manual and took my time. That's always the big thing, follow the book and don't be in a hurry...that and keep stuff clean! Happy motoring!

Yes. Not too bad, really. Nice panel-lines and detail. Even molded in a good color. Just a wash and a dull-coat is all that is necessary.

Yeah not too shabby for an ill-fitting warped model from the 1970's!

Nice. I built a classic Artemis class Battlestar kit during the pandemic. I named mine The Nekhbet.

Good luck with your restoration project!

I'm really happy with the way it turned out. Thank you for your kind comment.

Gracias!

Wow that sounds nice. How much?

Thank you!

Sounds like some fun projects! Thanks for checking mine out.

Gracias.

It’s too bad they don’t make kits like that anymore.

Thank you! I love the way the paint came out. Looking forward to finishing it and chroma-keying it. Thanks for checking it out.

They were new old stock off eBay. Bought them years ago.

Alex is one of my heroes along with Adam Savage.

Yes, that is Heru's Vulture Star-Sprite. It is a multi-phasic time-converting time-ship! Watch Episode 4 of Battlestar Nekhbet. Heru explains it when he is flying beside his Uncle Seth on the way back to the Nekhbet.

Thank you!

Always wanted one of those. I loved Dragon's Lair and Space Ace in the arcade and SegaCD was the only way to play them at home.

@@MrSFSTUDIOS There is an unreleased (during commercial lifetime) game called Star Strike. change the ships to battlestars and thats what your video instantly puts in my mind ;)

This will be even more evident in episode 8.

Wait til you see episode 8!

@MrSFSTUDIOS cheers!!! 👍👍

Considering i made the whole thing for less than a few hundred-dollars, I'm pretty happy with the way it turned out. I did update the chest-plate to look more like the original one. Thanks for watching and commenting.

Thank you! Be well.

We still don't know if greasing them does any good . If the bearings are sealed cartridge-style inside the spindles, the grease will never reach the actual bearings only displace water around the seals.

Bless the Lords of Kobol! There are six more episodes after that one! ruclips.net/p/PLcKbr-Wc1FR6QqkyQrlx45dbsQMMIzMr4

I am glad you liked it, thanks! The original BSG show used a compressed gas and halogen bulbs to create their turbo effect.

Mucho Gracias, Senior.

Thanks! We have more fun coming in episode 8!

Thanks for watching. I can't take credit for some of the ancient Egyptian quotes. They were originally written by scribes and Ptah Hotep. It just felt they fit so I included them. I hope to include more ancient poetry and wisdom in future episodes. Please stay tuned!

I am sorry for your loss. yes we still miss PJ a lot but our Ragdoll cat is doing his best to try and fill the void left by PJ's passing.

It works great for cleaning automotive tools as well. I use it to wipe down my ratchets, sockets and wrenches. Cleans them and keeps them free from corrosion!

@MrSFSTUDIOS wow nice, never thought of using it that way.

@@RJL1983 Leaves the tool drawer smelling fresh! Also works great for cleaning guns! Washes away carbon gunk from the bullet chambers and slide mechanisms.

Had fluctuating oil pressure on 4.3 blazer. Added a qt of MMO and 500 miles later steady as could be….ran better too.

@@jjjsmith2497 I think even with proper maintenance and excellent synthetic oil, engines still develop some sticky goop on the internals. MMO seems to help wash it away.