Many good projects are deceptively simple and effective. Thanks Anthony for once again showing us that movie magic can be as simple as tape and nail polish !
This is great! Simple and effective. I just want to thank you again for all I have learned from your videos and the inspiration that just maybe I could do this. My short film is coming along great because of you. I can now really appreciate the amount of work that goes into filming, Especially the editing! I'll never watch a movie the same way again!
I don't know why, but this video came up in my feed today, probably because we do similar stuff. Nice build by the way, but what I wanted to comment on is the folk who complain about 3D printing. Now I don't do much of this myself as I don't own such a machine, but I have a friend who does and he prints pieces out for me every now and then, largely because I just don't have the time to scratch build it myself as I'm busy working on the rest of the build. They way that I see it is that it's a time saver and above all else, it's a tool. If you're going to complain about using a printer, then you may as well complain about using a saw, a rotary tool, sand paper or even a screwdriver. Besides that, short cuts and cost cutting measures have always been used in set dec and prop and model building - that's why we use greeblies; instant eye candy for the camera!
Great video! You can reduce the honeycomb 'pillowing' at 6:47 by increasing the number of "top layers" in your slicer. Might save some time on the bench 😁
Love it, simple and quick! When you put that thing in for the oxygen meter i had an idea to make it better! If you make that box and the insert the right size for a smartphone you could slide that in and have a video running on it that has the meter thingy go down to red. Idk, just came to my mind and thought of sharing incase somebody wants to make something similar for a movie or whatever! :)
Another great video. Have you discovered UV nail polishes? I love working with them because I can cure an area quickly and not end up smearing them. I've been using them and those nail foils that you can even get at the dollar store to customize things like guitar tuners and knobs.
hay thanks you know what you should build is a film prop geiger counter for one of you films like the ones used at chernobyl but other wise great vides.
Hey have you seen Charms "Painting and weathering a medieval breastplate" video? He's showing off a technique for weathering up steel that you might get some millage out of.
Anthony, I know makers are getting asked all the time about the tools they use, but I have to ask.. you've mentioned 'wearing a mask' in nearly every video that involves paint or stuff that generates fumes. What kind of mask/respirators do you like when it comes to painting, grinding, and other stuff like that?
3M Performance Paint Project Respirator OV/P95 . The dust mask is one of those replaceable filter ones and has a large velcro band for the back of the head instead of ear bands. I think the brand is Base Camp
@@createscifi love your channel and how much you help the community. Once upon a time; a scientific sample broke open when the gravity machine was broken and it sent space dust everywhere ;)
Love it. Keep it simple every time you can!!!
These videos are always a pleasure and never a chore. When humanity reaches its final form; there will still be duct tape.
thx!
Many good projects are deceptively simple and effective. Thanks Anthony for once again showing us that movie magic can be as simple as tape and nail polish !
hahah you got it :)
This is great! Simple and effective.
I just want to thank you again for all I have learned from your videos and the inspiration that just maybe I could do this. My short film is coming along great because of you. I can now really appreciate the amount of work that goes into filming, Especially the editing! I'll never watch a movie the same way again!
Been thinking about decking my interior car science fiction. ❤ love your designs
I don't know why, but this video came up in my feed today, probably because we do similar stuff. Nice build by the way, but what I wanted to comment on is the folk who complain about 3D printing.
Now I don't do much of this myself as I don't own such a machine, but I have a friend who does and he prints pieces out for me every now and then, largely because I just don't have the time to scratch build it myself as I'm busy working on the rest of the build.
They way that I see it is that it's a time saver and above all else, it's a tool. If you're going to complain about using a printer, then you may as well complain about using a saw, a rotary tool, sand paper or even a screwdriver. Besides that, short cuts and cost cutting measures have always been used in set dec and prop and model building - that's why we use greeblies; instant eye candy for the camera!
Great work, as usual. Very good suggestion for building props to serve a purpose without going overboard on details that don't need to stand out.
right on
Great video! You can reduce the honeycomb 'pillowing' at 6:47 by increasing the number of "top layers" in your slicer. Might save some time on the bench 😁
Nice work. Thanks for all your input on prop making.
my pleasure
Turned out great!
I completely agree with you, it's usually the people who have never done anything who criticize everything 👍
It looks great!
Love it, simple and quick!
When you put that thing in for the oxygen meter i had an idea to make it better!
If you make that box and the insert the right size for a smartphone you could slide that in and have a video running on it that has the meter thingy go down to red.
Idk, just came to my mind and thought of sharing incase somebody wants to make something similar for a movie or whatever! :)
yes, I've done that before. Great idea. this was to avoid doing even that
dude! thank you! this is awesome!
Great job!👍😀
right on thx
@createscifi You are welcome .🙂
Another great video. Have you discovered UV nail polishes? I love working with them because I can cure an area quickly and not end up smearing them. I've been using them and those nail foils that you can even get at the dollar store to customize things like guitar tuners and knobs.
oh that sounds amazing
where can i watch your films? you do incredible work.
hay thanks you know what you should build is a film prop geiger counter for one of you films like the ones used at chernobyl but other wise great vides.
I don't mind your 3D print videos. We use 3D printing to create most of our Astra Militarum props =)
Right on, 3D printers are almost an appliance. prices coming down, quality going up
“Most likely you won’t even notice it” sad but true
Hey have you seen Charms "Painting and weathering a medieval breastplate" video? He's showing off a technique for weathering up steel that you might get some millage out of.
No sounds worth having a look thx!
Anthony, I know makers are getting asked all the time about the tools they use, but I have to ask.. you've mentioned 'wearing a mask' in nearly every video that involves paint or stuff that generates fumes. What kind of mask/respirators do you like when it comes to painting, grinding, and other stuff like that?
3M Performance Paint Project Respirator OV/P95 . The dust mask is one of those replaceable filter ones and has a large velcro band for the back of the head instead of ear bands. I think the brand is Base Camp
Dust in space. Makes sense.
Space Dust :)
Indeed, space does seem like an unlikely place for dust. Thanks for pointing that out.
@@createscifi love your channel and how much you help the community. Once upon a time; a scientific sample broke open when the gravity machine was broken and it sent space dust everywhere ;)
For those of us who don't own 3D printers, couldn't you take apart an old calculator and have roughly the same thing?
Using the tape is a good idea
:)