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Had to have Barry Grays music, without it, not the same. Dare I say better than the original 1966 scenes. Gerry would be impressed.

Wow, well done! 👌🏻

Wow. Just wow. Very well done, indeed.

i subscrided to sow you respect i was born when the thunderbirds were born living my entire loving them and will forever bloody well done

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Stunning bit of work!! - the hardware looks great and I reckon the various assembly sequences in your version look more mechanically plausible than some of those in the original movie (never understood why they needed to have the whole hangar for the main body retract when the vehicle itself was on wheels). Can we see more please?

How the hell did he do this? It's utterly incredible!

Amazing work. But as a constructive comment, the nose cone was missing. Amazing work though!! 😁😁

Elon eat your heart out

Absolutely love this version

This was very impressive. It kind of feels like this is what the assembly and launch of Zero X would look like if made in real-life. NASA and SpaceX could learn a thing or 2 from watching this and the original Thunderbirds, as well as the movie.

Excellent! This could be epic.

Hey, Neil. How's the next Zero-X video coming along?

man i used to love the Zero X rocket bcs it crashed 2 times and the explosions were pretty big

Thats some crazy but incredibly good work. Mind blowing. Now wait for the re-entry video and rescue hint hint

this theme by berry grey is , ohm myyyy,

The jet engine sounds awful, best soundtrack to use is a General Electric TF 39 turbofan of a Mark One C5 Galaxy ,man at full thrust they howl and scream to set ones teeth on edge.

I wanted to see the silver nose cone, and pulsated flashing lights. But the 21st century style arrangement is awfully cool!👍

この、時代に、してわ、最高の、出来です。🎉

Never thought anyone would get around to doing a video like this. The opening launch sequence is a fond childhood memory. Kudos to you Neil! 😎👍

Thanks

Any reason for the lack of the nose cone…?? Apart from that, very impressive!!👍👍👍

you forgot the crew and the nose cone

One day soon, I’ll be 3d printing zero x from Thunderbirds are Go and Skyship One from Thunderbird 6. But I’m just starting 3d printing as a beginner.

Good luck fitting a landing gear inside a turbojet engine.

I love the usage of the Microgramma / Eurostile font, the same way as in the film. Great attention to detail.

The only missing is the heatshield nose that covers the nose of the rocket

Seriously excellent work. I remember about 53 years ago (or so) watching the original for the first time sitting with my sister and cousins and being completely enthralled! Bravo!

Out of all the Gerry Anderson inventions the Zero X craft was always one of my favourites. If there were engines powerfull enough it would actually really fly! I wonder if Elon's seen this!

Nose cone?

WOW.

I have to wonder if it could or should dock with another long range propulsion unit as it has a long way to get to mars on one body and no extra fuel docked too it - but maybe those Nuclear Rocket engines are just that good ? If It was me designing it now I'd have it deploy a 2km solar sail and get pushed on its way by a pulse laser assistance too.

この映画の失敗の原因は、間に不要なシーンが多すぎた。火星到着後のギミックが何もない。地球帰還がサンダーバードの活躍によって成功すべきだった。

bloody awsome!!!!

Excellent job Sir....

We even get a Skyship Two!

Bedankt

So much work! Fantastic 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

This is absolutely incredible! Well done!! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

This is pure animation genius. Thank you for making this. 👍

Amazing reimagining! It always kinda annoyed me how the hangers in the original were just big enough and couldn’t have fit cranes and construction equipment. Definitely prefer the huge buildings here. Definitely over complex, in a good way! I love how the Zero-X was assembled. F.A.B.

これは… 言葉にできない 凄い デザインや音楽、効果音はそのままにしてくださった事にも感謝したいです。 本当に素晴らしい！

Awesome work. Some real 'wow' camera angles during launch, and I love your assembly machines: very Andersonesque but also look like credible modern robotics. I love such things, and this *is* for me. Thank you!

I'm of two minds about you removing the nosecone from this. One part says that, since it as jettisoned almost immediately, then there was no real point to it so I'm okay with you dumping it entirely. The other half makes me think that without it, there's something missing from the overall look to the ship. Also, it seems like it could have had a serious purpose, acting as a "cow catcher" against meteors in space that the Zero X might encounter, but that doesn't seem to have occurred to the original THUNDERBIRDS production team so never mind.

This is amazing, What software achieved this - every thought of doing U.F.O.

Thank you so much for this. I remember going to the cinema with my mum to watch the original, and I loved it so much we stayed for a second showing (mum probably didn't want to). I've got it on DVD now and this assembly sequence I have played over and over, it's the most exciting part of the whole movie, with of course Barry Gray's brilliant music. The new Thunderbirds series did not understand what was a big part of the excitement of the original series, and that was the machines. It's great the way you have changed it to make the equipment more realistic. One of the things that makes me laugh about the original is that instead of moving the main body of Zero-X out of the building they move the whole building away from Zero-X. 😀 Sorry but some criticisms, criticisms which apply to all CGI, not just yours. CGI hasn't really conquered things like suspension and wobble properly yet. It makes their movement look stiff. When big machines like that come to a stop or start, they rock on their suspension. You watch an airplane stop, even from moving slowly, such massive tonnage will rock a bit. It's these little details that make it more real. Also, when getting going from stop the acceleration will be very slow at first. That little tractor would not be able to accelerate so quickly pulling such a weight. Even Zero-X using its own power would start off very slowly from stop, it's those few seconds from stop that are important. Anyway, other than those issues which apply to CGI in general, it was brilliant. Well done.

Maybe Elon should have used ZeroX, rather than his none starter starship, be on Mars by now (best place for him)

Can’t even begin to talk about this. I own the zero x diecast model and omg… lost for words All I can say is “to Neil… the hero of the day!”

truly fantastic work.

this is fantastic.......