Space: 1999 Eagle 1 - Part 2 - Panels and Lighting - 1:72 - mpc
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- Опубликовано: 19 окт 2024
- The second part of the 1:72 mpc Eagle 1 Transporter model build. This video focuses on the extensive panel painting as well as all aspects of the design and installation of lighting. Discussion of issues with the 1:72 pilot and seat fitment on the photo etch cockpit wall are included along with detailed coverage of the retaining magnets for the crew module roof.
Links for the complete series:
• Space: 1999 Eagle 1 - ... Part 1 - Build and Prime
• Space: 1999 Eagle 1 - ... Part 2 - Panels and Lighting
• Space: 1999 Eagle 1 - ... Part 3 - Decal and Done
Your masking skills are sublime, new subscriber 😁 👍
Hi Tim, thank you for the kind words and the subscription! All the best.
You are absolutely a top notch builder
That's looks perfect! Is this your favorite build?
Hi Temet! Thank you for appreciating the build. I sure did enjoy this build a lot, but it is hard to pick a favourite!! I suppose it is a little like trying to pick a favourite child :) It is one of my favourite models to look at though. All the best.
Bravo.
What technique have you used to create those perfect masks tape ? It's incredible....
Hi Fabrizio, the masks I used are from Aztek Dummy and are part #AD-63. Highly recommended! Thanks for commenting :)
@@ArcticModeler Thanx ! Unfortunately they do not ship their products outside UK... 🥲
Hey Fabrizio, I ordered mine from culttvman and they shipped international for me. Maybe worth checking out. Good luck!
www.culttvmanshop.com/Eagle-paint-masks-172-new-MPC-14-kit-from-Aztek-Dummy_p_4975.html
@@ArcticModeler Thanx again ! I'll give it a try.
@@ArcticModeler Order placed ! Thank you for the infos.
How did you produce your decals?
Hi there. I scanned in the kit set and then just used PaintShop Pro to make various band colours and sizes, which you probably already noticed here: ruclips.net/video/YU9h6Z4-RIk/видео.html.
I also have a link to a related video on creating a custom decal set here: ruclips.net/video/6x_AG2z7LAc/видео.html
Take care.
Where did you get your pilots from?
Hey Mike, the pilots were from the 1:72 Hasegawa ground crew set that I was able to purchase from a local hobby store here in Canada: www.greathobbies.com/productinfo/?prod_id=HSG35007
Take care.
@@ArcticModeler Just went to the site and am going to pick up a set for my next build. I am assuming you used the paragrafix photoetch set for the cockpit interior. That is what I did on my first build. Ilooked for pilot figures everywhere but I never thought of using fighter pilots. Thanks for the info.
Hi Mike, yes, the fighter pilots work pretty well after a bit of x-acto surgery on their oxygen face masks. =) As you probably already noticed in the video at the 4:00 minute mark, if you are using these pilots then you need to adjust the Paragrafix photoetch seats a bit lower than indicated on the cockpit back wall plate.
In case you are interested, I talk a bit more about the pilot modifications in part 1 of this video series at the 10: 37 minutes here: ruclips.net/video/CxXTbRQI2J4/видео.html
I will watch to see how your build turns out! Have fun and take care.
@@ArcticModeler I just watched the 1st video and those pilots look great. I am going to order another eagle this weekend! I am hoping to get the engine assembly complete this weekend. Then I only need to put the passenger pod together and that should go pretty quick. I just don't get as much time to build as I would want. In the future I need to film the whole build before I start posting videos so I can get them out quicker. Happy New Year.
There were no greens on the original exterior!!
The sound on this is really uncomfortable to listen to. You need to get that mic away from your mouth a bit and if you're compressing the sound in post ease that compressor off.
The fact that if you do the command module to an actual realistic scale, the helmets should only be seen at the tops. I wish someone would actually make it accurate to what it would actually be and not the "screen accurate".
"I wish" You would send us a link to Your video showing us how it's done.