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Very well done!

Looks great. I think these should have markings and individual paint schemes done on them. I'll either print one bigger or get this when Hobby Lobby has their 40% off sale.

Looks amazing. Great weathering. Really like watching your videos. Evan Designs for tiny LEDs, popular in the Bandai crowd.

Great job 👏 🎉, thanks for

I enjoyed this video! Thanks for sharing, awesome job! Love it! 🤩

I have a Star Destroyer model I need to do lighting for. I'd like the engines to flicker. Where do you recommend I learn about this?

Yor videos are awsome dude, just wish you could get release more ... I feel I gotta wait ages for the next one

Great result, and great recovery on the paint blooper! Subbed!

May the force be with you

I love A-Wing

The strange affect that you experienced whereby the paint seemed to draw itself onto the surface from a paintbrush placed nearby but not touching any model surface may have an explanation. The act of handling the model develops a small static charge on the surface of the fine plastic parts. Application of paint or primer can push this static charge around as you work on it. The dryer the air environment in your workspace the greater the static affect. Tiny dust particles on the surface build up like small whiskers that are charged and can draw volatile paint particles directly from the air. Dissolved paint particles in the paint fumes are attracted to and adhere to the charged surface of the model. These particles are so tiny you will not be able to see them until they concentrate on the surface. You can negate this static charge by using a Zero-Stat gun on the surface of your model. Zero-Stat is also used to decrease static charges on vinyl LPs and film media before and after handling. Although this is an unexpected result it could be developed to provide another type of weathering that is more random then direct application of paint. Happy modeling!

Wonderful!!!!!!

This needs 100k views the dedication here is insane!

Really cool.

Beautiful job on the A-Wing! I really need to get this model now. Keep up the fantastic work!😀

I love model channels like this, your attention to even the smallest details and even trying to figure out insane things like fiber optic physics is next level. Keep up the great work!

Very cool build. I'd be very interested in more detailed tutorial on soldering the fiber and usb connector. Haven't seen that done much on other channels. Feels like you kind of mostly scooted around that bit.

So cool that I found this channel by just luck. You got something really awesome going on here. Keep up the good work. 👍

Cool up until the cringey sex jokes imo. Adds nothing to, and cheapens, an otherwise well done vid

Looked at the popularity of your channel after watching, holy cow your channel is criminally* underrated, keep up the good work.

Such a cool build. You did an amazing job on this kit.

Great build! It’s hard to tell in the video, but does the final finish have a blue tint like in the Empire strikes back?

This is amazing! Thanks for sharing. Your channel has got me into modelling!

Nice job, i love your work !

Nice work! I am really enjoying your channel.

Excellent video mate! Super model. I’m just getting into this hobby in my mid fifties and bought the Das Boot U96 and the Bandai perfect edition Millenium Falcon. Can you tell me if you used water based paints or the lacquers? Many thanks

The detail is exquisite. Just WOW!

Just discovered your channel. I'm about to attempt to paint a Buck Rogers Thunderfighter that I 3d Printed, so thanks for the tutorial.

This is some of my favorite model building I've seen on here, criminally underrated right now, but I hope you don't stop and gain the trqction you deserve. Lovely work and I like the chill and humorous commentary/narration.

the applause caption was amazing hahahaha. love your work, hope to see more soon!

The dramatic music is a perfect fit

I really appreciate when lightning is added while using the standard Bandai stand. I was able to pull this off on the tiny 1:144 scale Razercrest. Running the wiring up through the tiny ball joint of that stand, so the model could still be reposed was a chore, so I appreciate the effort involved in using the stand that comes with the kit. That said, it’s much better IMO.

Very nice build! I absolutely love this and will probably do something similar for my A-Wing... if I ever can remember to get around to it haha! I love the weathering effects too, I'm also stealing these 😜 May I offer a tip regarding pre-shading that might help? Go a little deeper with it. To get a good pre-shade, you need a good, *dark* line of black on your panel lines. The ones in this video were too soft and not enough black paint was placed on the model. It's hard to put too much down; as you saw, if you make a mess of it it's easy enough to fully cover up. So don't hesitate to put a little more down when you do it!

this awesome, please more star wars model kit

Thanks so much for creating this! I haven’t built a model in over 20 years and happened upon a model store today where I purchased this exact one and then happened upon this video, how strange. Thanks for showing your process and techniques, I learned a lot. Your model turned out great! Looking forward to more videos

I have extremely shaken hands, I’ve had hand tremors all my life. I purchased a Harder and Steenbeck Colani for really fine detailed airbrushing and it works fantastic. The trigger allows so much more control with my tremors. If my hand tremors aren’t to bad I use the Harder and Steenbeck Infinity Plus for the fine details.

Bandai made nice kit but paints and oil not safe 4 plastic.. i made some custom decals 4 this model

great video

Just incredible how much detail was applied to the original movie props. This is just one of the many techniques involved.

It's not entirely off-topic: the A-wing from Micro Galaxy isn't the original body. Someone call the cops!

Humor and craftsmanship create an excellent video - absolutely, I will subscribe.

Your doing great people who said they would do this or that a different way .do it your way.👍

Hello! What are you using on the brush to spread the weather pencil effects?

Sorry to be a d!(k. Your video is fantastic by the way.