Also to anyone that decides to build this to keep in mind..... on the LED filament... there is a small hole on one side that’s how you tell the difference between negative and positive leads
I've only just started working with leds/lighting of any kind and it still scares me half to death. Watching you dismantle a bulb and rewire it gives me the (envy) spooks.
I never even thought about dismantling led bulbs this has really inspired me thinking about those cheap led flash lights from the supermarket for battery operated displays thanks mate
Another fantastic build! Looks awesome! For the converging lasers try electroluminescent wires. EL wire. Might need a little bigger model but might get the look you want.
Bravo ! Now, what about a try on Alien's subjects ? A main corridor in the Nostromo with lights like in the movie ? Narcissus shuttle with engines expulsing the monster in bright lights ?
I used to do stuff like this YEARS ago, but have since given up and now just build stuff in C G. Takes up less shelf space. I love your builds! Totally envious!
The driver probably changes the output. You can test the output of the usb with a voltage meter and compare it to the driver output. If the driver has the same out put, yes, you are correct, you can wire it straight to the usb.
Super dope build! Love the look of the second Death Star, always thought it looked really cool. Thanks for the wiring tutorial too! Super interesting to watch
I am fascinated by the use of these filament bulbs, after some investigation I found that you can buy those filament wires cheap from China without the bulb part. Also comes in red, blue and green glow.. Also found a flexible version filament that might be cool for a project. Keep up the good work!
From what I have found, all the colorful ones and the long flexible ones are for high voltage only. I’ve played around with high voltage and its rather precarious. You can buy the components of the driver separately, but I like that everything is included with the bulbs.
@@Boylei I found a few that runs on DC3V 100mA on Aliexpress. Just search for "Edison Filament 3V" and you should find them on Aliexpress 😃 Check it out..
This looks sick. I only wish they made it so that you could run both wires out the bottom of one of the filament rods, that way it would look better when it’s not in the dark. Awesome build man, can’t wait to see what you do with the star destroyer
Fantastic work at the project Death Star and the electronic part of the diorama are amazing . I like very much the concept and how do you worked at this project . Thank you for sharing my friend !👏👏👏🏆🥇🙂👍
Excellent video and tutorial. I just took one of these bulbs apart and in my haste, I managed to damage two of the filaments. That is to say, the outer part of the filament was quite delicate and while I was cutting it off the tree of wires that it’s mounted on, this outer shell split. I don’t suppose this outer part is repairable with clear tape? Still, I managed to get four filaments out and the driver works really well. Can’t wait to use it.
Very cool. You got the like as soon as the video started. Before I even saw how it was done. It looks merchandisable. They should give you a royalty and produce these.
Another way to add the metal look is with silver rub and buff, put a tiny amount on a towel and gently apply it on, buff away with a clean towel and it’ll mark the higher surfaces
I really like seeing this early video AFTER seeing the later ones, the change to a filament and the return conductor both encased in a cocktail straw was a MAJOR game changer, this project redone with that new method would be fun.
Very cool project. Amazing job. Have you possibly given thought to running the secondary wire alongside the led? Since the amperage is so low with one led, you could possibly use a piece of extremely light gauge copper wire that is insulated with the enamel coating. Some of those wires are as fine as a hair. Perhaps a future project.
I've been going through all of your custom star wars model videos and absolutely love them! You've inspired me and now I want to create my own but I'm a little put off by the soldering, wiring, capacitor aspect of things. Do you think you could make a micro electrical engineering for dummies video? Love all of your stuff dude, keep up the great content.
this looks amazing... but i would have loved to see the extra detail of 8 points of green laser combining into the final point and emitting that main blast. :-)
Thanks for the tutorial for LED lighting!!! Probably gonna come back to this if I ever want to use it in a project or something 😁 again, amazing work on this model, looks absolutely stunning!!
This is fantastic. Quick question. I have followed the steps, but when I touch the LED to the wires it is bright at first, then fades to barely a glow. I used the exact same light bulb, as well as an old USB cable. Is it the fact I am using a 5v adapter instead of 12v? The only other thing I can think of is that I messed up the soldering somehow.
Also to anyone that decides to build this to keep in mind..... on the LED filament... there is a small hole on one side that’s how you tell the difference between negative and positive leads
I've only just started working with leds/lighting of any kind and it still scares me half to death. Watching you dismantle a bulb and rewire it gives me the (envy) spooks.
Witness the power of this fully assembled and operational hobby project.
you win this one
I never even thought about dismantling led bulbs this has really inspired me thinking about those cheap led flash lights from the supermarket for battery operated displays thanks mate
Love it. It's so amazing to see how much thought and electrical engineering goes into adding one custom made laser to the model.
the use of these leds is so creative and I haven't seen anyone done it before. Very creative!!
It's true not all heroes wear capes some have exacto knives.
Extraordinary, just extraordinary!
Imagine going into this dudes house, His whole house is definitely a art museum!
Another fantastic build! Looks awesome! For the converging lasers try electroluminescent wires. EL wire. Might need a little bigger model but might get the look you want.
I'm an old fan of Star Wars. Thank you for your wonderful work. 감사합니다😀👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🇰🇷
This looks sick! Great Job.
Bravo ! Now, what about a try on Alien's subjects ? A main corridor in the Nostromo with lights like in the movie ? Narcissus shuttle with engines expulsing the monster in bright lights ?
YES!
Yes!
Outstanding! You are truly king of the nano builds!
I used to do stuff like this YEARS ago, but have since given up and now just build stuff in C G. Takes up less shelf space. I love your builds! Totally envious!
would it matter me just wiring the filaments straight up to a usb cable without the driver? feel like its only needed for the switch no?
The driver probably changes the output. You can test the output of the usb with a voltage meter and compare it to the driver output. If the driver has the same out put, yes, you are correct, you can wire it straight to the usb.
Is at 1/2,700,000 scale.
Damn it! I thought i'd get a life sized death star at last
Ikr! 😂
great tutorial on harvesting the led filaments from a led lightbulb. thank you
Astonishing attention to detail
You bring Star Wars ships to life 🎉
Super dope build! Love the look of the second Death Star, always thought it looked really cool. Thanks for the wiring tutorial too! Super interesting to watch
Amazing work, seriously how does this channel not have more subscribers?
Agreed, it deserves so much more!
Sick project. I’m still lost on the wiring though. 😞
well i don't´know that you had to choose between have a kickass Death star model or keep you fingers, yOu are a great artist and a daredevil.
Dang! This has got to be one of your coolest builds yet!
i cant believe i just found this channel, im obsessed with this and Minibricks of course lol
Hello, great work.
Did you run the filament led that you removed from the 12v lamp, then with 5V using a USB cable?
Speechless.... I have no words to describe how epic this is
I love these projects with the led filament... very cool.
I got some bandai star wars models coming up... Can't wait to try this!!
"Do or do not,there is no try!"
This is so cool. I'm blown away
Needed this video! Working on a Squadrons diorama influenced by you! Thanks for all the content!
Very cool and well done. Came out great.
Thanks so much for watching!
Man it looks awesome, great job!!
That looks great I am going to have try that technique one of these days
Thank you! You definitely should.
Beautifully made!
I am fascinated by the use of these filament bulbs, after some investigation I found that you can buy those filament wires cheap from China without the bulb part. Also comes in red, blue and green glow.. Also found a flexible version filament that might be cool for a project. Keep up the good work!
From what I have found, all the colorful ones and the long flexible ones are for high voltage only. I’ve played around with high voltage and its rather precarious.
You can buy the components of the driver separately, but I like that everything is included with the bulbs.
@@Boylei I found a few that runs on DC3V 100mA on Aliexpress. Just search for "Edison Filament 3V" and you should find them on Aliexpress 😃 Check it out..
A great little build that's marginally less dangerous than the actual Death Star!
Haha! Yes, ever so slightly less dangerous.
Holy crap, I used to do model cars after school in a club lmao for like a month, I want to start again and do this it is awesome
Thanks! You've brought back my love to star wars.
Amazing simple & clear !
Thanks so sick 👍👍👍may the force be with you always 🙏
I love starwars everything and thanks for ur make this vids
Can't wait to see you follow up on this! Looks amazing!
Another amazing build! Thanks for the tutorial with the LEDs!
So good. Thank you for the LED breakdown. Love your work!
This looks sick. I only wish they made it so that you could run both wires out the bottom of one of the filament rods, that way it would look better when it’s not in the dark. Awesome build man, can’t wait to see what you do with the star destroyer
Yeah, I will definitely try to do another Death Star in the future. I’ve learned a lot from this one.
5:30 talks about safety and insulated wires, 6:30 tries to drill into his hand
hahahah
great diorama, love it!!
Love how you educate bout the bulb. More power!
I'd love to see you live stream you making a diorama like this :)
it's so simple yet very well done!
love it
As always great job . That is awesome.
I've been following your video's and this is the best by far
Another excellent video and build, thank you.
Never thought a scale of something could be, in the millions
Awesome work and idea - nice!!!
That was very interesting. I feel I may die trying this. Gonna have to watch this video several thousand times more to feel comfortable.
Haha nah. Just don’t cut your fingers and you’ll be fine.
Appreciate the 'Health & Safety' disclaimer, man. More channels should have them
Great project/video, man
I have subbed, due to sheer genius.
Great job, I was really impressed with your X-Wing diorama....
Thanks again for the LED tutorial! The Death Star looks incredible! Well done!
this is so awesome!!! I want to try one...gotta do some research!!
Fantastic work at the project Death Star and the electronic part of the diorama are amazing . I like very much the concept and how do you worked at this project . Thank you for sharing my friend !👏👏👏🏆🥇🙂👍
Cool looking model.
Excellent video and tutorial.
I just took one of these bulbs apart and in my haste, I managed to damage two of the filaments. That is to say, the outer part of the filament was quite delicate and while I was cutting it off the tree of wires that it’s mounted on, this outer shell split. I don’t suppose this outer part is repairable with clear tape?
Still, I managed to get four filaments out and the driver works really well. Can’t wait to use it.
I love your videos so much, they are so good and I love Star Wars too, ive seen almost everyone of your videos, keep it up!
Thanks, Peyton!
Awesome Build!
Very cool. You got the like as soon as the video started. Before I even saw how it was done. It looks merchandisable. They should give you a royalty and produce these.
The lighting tutorial was great
Another way to add the metal look is with silver rub and buff, put a tiny amount on a towel and gently apply it on, buff away with a clean towel and it’ll mark the higher surfaces
I really like seeing this early video AFTER seeing the later ones, the change to a filament and the return conductor both encased in a cocktail straw was a MAJOR game changer, this project redone with that new method would be fun.
You make magic bro !!!
Beautiful as always!!!
Thats no moon, thats a 1/2700000 scale model. great video, very inspiring
Looks amazing, and great idea with leds.
As I watched this is thought “ this guy is a genius!”
Simply but incredible
Very cool project. Amazing job. Have you possibly given thought to running the secondary wire alongside the led? Since the amperage is so low with one led, you could possibly use a piece of extremely light gauge copper wire that is insulated with the enamel coating. Some of those wires are as fine as a hair. Perhaps a future project.
Ты великолепен! Спасибо за подробные туториалы!
You should get 1m subs ! Good quality content!
That would be the most insane pc build accessory
Looks amazing! And thanks for the LED-Tutorial.
I've been going through all of your custom star wars model videos and absolutely love them! You've inspired me and now I want to create my own but I'm a little put off by the soldering, wiring, capacitor aspect of things. Do you think you could make a micro electrical engineering for dummies video? Love all of your stuff dude, keep up the great content.
Thanks, Brandon! I will probably do more tutorial type videos in the future! Stay tuned.
Your work has been awesome. Considering the skills you've exhibited I find it funny that people think you'd use uninsulated wires.
Just awesome!
Billiant as usual. I can't for the life of me figure out how, or why anyone would down vote a video like this?
Thank you! I’m glad you enjoyed it.
Very cool, keep up the great ideas.
WELL DONE, KEEP IT UP!
That is Awesome! But so is the other stuff you have built. Keep it coming!
this looks amazing... but i would have loved to see the extra detail of 8 points of green laser combining into the final point and emitting that main blast. :-)
Do you have a show-room for all your wonderful pieces? If yes, I would absolutely LOVE to a tour-video! Keep rockin!
that was awesome! i think i will try this one .it is just wow man wow.
i love these so much
Lights make everything better
Thanks for the tutorial for LED lighting!!! Probably gonna come back to this if I ever want to use it in a project or something 😁 again, amazing work on this model, looks absolutely stunning!!
Awesome! Thanks, Roman!
Such amazing talent, you’ll have a million subscribers in no time.
Bro! careful wit da wire bro!
haha your chuckle got me cracking up
How to break down a light bulb 101. Cool
This is fantastic. Quick question. I have followed the steps, but when I touch the LED to the wires it is bright at first, then fades to barely a glow. I used the exact same light bulb, as well as an old USB cable. Is it the fact I am using a 5v adapter instead of 12v? The only other thing I can think of is that I messed up the soldering somehow.
I like the video
this is so cool and i want one but i dont have the patience to make that