@@johnathan-ericcasler9414 I am always amazed at the level of tech available to Joe/Jane Average Filmmaker. People are able to make fanfilms that practically rival Hollywood productions.
@@johnathan-ericcasler9414 Yes, indeed. Hollywood better look out, because there are people and fans out here who actually care about the properties they pay homage to. Sure, the companies may hold all the rights to such properties, but the fans and independents who make these models and as labors of love will gain far more recognition for their work, and the fans will be turning away in droves from the mainstream products to focus on these fanworks. Please, forgive the TL;DR, but I have to get this out there. Back in 2003, I stopped being a fan of anything, full-stop. Reason: When Ron Moore's Battlestar Galactica hit the SciFi Channel, I found myself enjoying it as much as the original Glen Larson series I loved as a kid. The story was in its own timeline, paying just enough homage to the original without aping it. Then came the factions: The old schoolers who hated the new show, and the new schoolers who derided the original for being too much like a kids' show. When both sides said: "You can't support both shows! You have to choose a side!", I dropped Fandom. However, now we look at remade movies and shows that are being all too radically changed to suit "current year" mentalities, and many such remakes want to rewrite, or totally delete the source materials of the originals. I am standing more and more with Fandom again. I still don't consider myself a fan of anything, but I fully get where they're coming from. So, when I see works like this (and I amateurishly dabble with my own fanworks), I keep hoping that one day, custody of the movies and shows we loved will fall back into the hands of those that actually care about them, and will give fans and followers the stories they want to see. When it comes to Star Wars under Disney, in my humble opinion, the Story movies (Rogue One and Solo) far outstrip the Sequel trilogy. In fact, Rogue One is my all time favorite Star Wars film, and I've loved SW since 1977. So, again, I see stuff like this, and my heart swells with pride.
@@goldengold8513 he lost both legs and his left arm. I can't recall if his right hand was the one that was cut off earlier or not. If it was, he is a quadruple amputee. Either way, he can most definitely use the handicap spot.
This is a great accomplishment to even pull this off; a lot of Technological Capabilities involved; Doesn’t matter what skeptics or naysayers say or think.
“Wow: I’m the Vice President of an empire, so I’m gonna park any damn way I like!” He coulda fit between the minivan and station wagon easily and not blocked the access. He’s lucky he left before he got towed. What a douche.
@@theonewhoknocks1412 Original language of the uploader. What is Wtf? The most beautiful and difficult language in the world. Not a few words of English. Hungary
This video is from 2010, and for that alone that is some very good CGI from that time period.
Awesome job!
😃👏👏👏
Absolutely, before seeing the date it was posted, I thought it was made recently!
@@Lemonidas75 So did I lol
The cgi really made the TIE look real. Great job on the editing
Not CGI !
@@CHUCKBALLER2025 Please, don't explain.
@@punchline43 you are in the 9th pi 8th diminution . . it is real where movies are real and you are stuck in pi world # 9
@@CHUCKBALLER2025 he is right sean
@@CHUCKBALLER2025 Sorry, didn't know you were setting up a "joke" lol.
Lol badass. I chuckled when he took off.
looks like Darth is leaving a lunch in the hills...love it!
Very cool. It did look like a practical build there. I will agree that the scale is a bit small, but it is still a beautiful video. Well done!
No doubt, at the first seconds, I was like WOW, in the driveway??? OUTSTANDING!!!
@@johnathan-ericcasler9414 I am always amazed at the level of tech available to Joe/Jane Average Filmmaker. People are able to make fanfilms that practically rival Hollywood productions.
@@martok2112 Absolutely and bless those people that have that kind of creativity that can keep us entertained man that is awesome!
@@johnathan-ericcasler9414 Yes, indeed. Hollywood better look out, because there are people and fans out here who actually care about the properties they pay homage to. Sure, the companies may hold all the rights to such properties, but the fans and independents who make these models and as labors of love will gain far more recognition for their work, and the fans will be turning away in droves from the mainstream products to focus on these fanworks.
Please, forgive the TL;DR, but I have to get this out there. Back in 2003, I stopped being a fan of anything, full-stop. Reason: When Ron Moore's Battlestar Galactica hit the SciFi Channel, I found myself enjoying it as much as the original Glen Larson series I loved as a kid. The story was in its own timeline, paying just enough homage to the original without aping it. Then came the factions: The old schoolers who hated the new show, and the new schoolers who derided the original for being too much like a kids' show. When both sides said: "You can't support both shows! You have to choose a side!", I dropped Fandom.
However, now we look at remade movies and shows that are being all too radically changed to suit "current year" mentalities, and many such remakes want to rewrite, or totally delete the source materials of the originals. I am standing more and more with Fandom again. I still don't consider myself a fan of anything, but I fully get where they're coming from. So, when I see works like this (and I amateurishly dabble with my own fanworks), I keep hoping that one day, custody of the movies and shows we loved will fall back into the hands of those that actually care about them, and will give fans and followers the stories they want to see.
When it comes to Star Wars under Disney, in my humble opinion, the Story movies (Rogue One and Solo) far outstrip the Sequel trilogy. In fact, Rogue One is my all time favorite Star Wars film, and I've loved SW since 1977.
So, again, I see stuff like this, and my heart swells with pride.
@@martok2112 I certainly agree with you on Rogue One. 👍🏾
I'm so happy I clicked on this!!!! YOU ROCK DUDER!!!! EPIC!!!
特撮ナイス👍
nicely done. good tracking
Eu só 2 anos mais velho do que sua conta kkakakakaka
i want one
I love the tie advanced x1
Excellent!
See you in 11 years when this is recommended again.
Prescient
Thanks for visiting, Lord Vader. And thanks for not Force choking us to death.
Well,that was the handicapped parking spot...
Well, Vader is a triple amputee.
@@erikkennedy8725quadruple? He lost all his limbs, or am I misunderstanding what a triple amputee is
@@goldengold8513 he lost both legs and his left arm. I can't recall if his right hand was the one that was cut off earlier or not. If it was, he is a quadruple amputee. Either way, he can most definitely use the handicap spot.
I too thought it was a real replica for a sec. Good work!
Vader's double parked!
That is soooo cool. I want one.
Impressive.
That's one way to avoid traffic on the Cross Bronx.
But it only had one engine.
yo bro this looks real, its over 13 years old imagine now. pro.
Vader walks out his Tie Fighter. The spectators: aren't you short for a sith lord?
awesome
One day, I’m gonna be the best pilot in the whole galaxy.
-Anakin Skywalker aka Darth Vader
Hubiera molado más si Darth Vader hubiera aparecido y entrase en su nave. Un saludo desde Sevilla, España 👋
magically flew through the power line...sneaky jedi mind trick
"Thanks again for letting me crash here while I got my ship fixed up. Ugh...now I have to tell the Emperor the Death Star blew up..."
I really like the part where his dog walks itself on the surface of Mustafar and rents a gazebo.
Oh wow. I didnt know his TIE was steam powered!
Love it
When she asks which vehicle are you taking to work today! 👍👍👍
Wrong places for the reactors. 😂😂
Nice
Wow that looked awesome
no CGI, it's real
He must have the autonomous pilot "return home" feature enabled because nobody was inside it...
For a moment I thought that was a replica 😅 very good CGI indeed 😲
OMG! Lord Darth Vader dropped by our neighbourhood?! 🌍
Está genial!!! Parece totalmente real!!!!
Yo!..that's no way to park that thing!
...🙄
He should have had the Tie Fighter do a quick car horn 'Beep Beep' as it pulled away. (Or, should I say flew away)
In my suggested feed 14 years later!
Man, that’s from 2010? That’s better CGI than I’ve seen in recent movies!
May the cars be with you
Looks great
Cool.. 👍😁
Impressive most impressive
Thats a Prius among Tie fighters, Vader needs a SUV sized one
This is a great accomplishment to even pull this off; a lot of Technological Capabilities involved; Doesn’t matter what skeptics or naysayers say or think.
If Darth Vader was 6'9 in his suit, this ship would be very cramped. Otherwise, good job.
Cool video 😎
That was great. Same thing happened to my X-Wing last month!
Good video, had me fooled for a while.
Colin Furze made a full size one. It's on YT. He's done a Land cruiser and one of them four legged At-At.
Predator Alien stealing a tie fighter.
Another parking ticket narrowly avoided.
As you wish My Master
Farts, gets out of bed, runs. Just like me!
Guess who came to dinner...
he just parked it on the parking lot lmao
Ever notice how Tie fighters and Airwolf make the same sound when they're flying?
Disney really ruined star wars but that classic stuff lives on
I want one of those
You can make a Hollywood blockbuster on your iPhone now.
You can't park that there, mate. Now, 'oppit!
I would love to have this to go to work...
Tht was 😎
Amazing!!!!! Ligth shadow sound animation wow you name it great work , a Tutorial would be great
Awesome.
He took off so fast because he forgot his wallet and high tailed out before the water returned with the bill. :0
That is Awsome 🤔
Smaller than I expected for a tie advanced
Looks great, but not sure about the scale... might be a little small
I'm surprised he didn't get a ticket for double-parking.
DAMMIT DARTH!!!! I told you to park in the BACK!!!
Would be great to add reflections in the cars. But for 2010 it's a really well done job. :-)
Awesome
Good job fair
Great fx!
Musta been on autopilot, because no one was in the cockpit.
My new commuter to work 😆
wow on trending 10 years later. you got to the trending tab mah dud!
look great , but no reflection on any car
He looked at the car park and seeing rebel vehicles decided that rebellion is over, time to return to death star.
that was cool
“Wow: I’m the Vice President of an empire, so I’m gonna park any damn way I like!”
He coulda fit between the minivan and station wagon easily and not blocked the access. He’s lucky he left before he got towed. What a douche.
Szia,megkérdezhetem milyen programmal csináltad? Köszi
Prob snapchat
Wtf is that language?
@@theonewhoknocks1412 Original language of the uploader. What is Wtf? The most beautiful and difficult language in the world. Not a few words of English. Hungary
Bouju 3D camera tracking, 3Ds Max, AfterEffects
@@pindu75 Köszönöm :-)
Well done.
“Well where are you? Wait a sec - you’ve been flying around for two weeks trying to get a signal?”
The Bumper sticker on his Mini Van says
My Other Car is a TIE Fighter.
'Ah wish 'mah truck could do that!
nice shown, if I had such a fighter, I would fly from this dusty planet.
I hate when he drops in unannounced. Then he goes and blocks the driveway.
nice but it should be much much larger
Vader's Custom Tie
That was good, really good
Incorrect engine lighting. Still, beautifully rendered!
Génial !!!!!!
looks a little small I thought the tye fighter was about 16 ft tall at the top of the wings or up to 20' I'm not sure... it looks about half its size
Agreed. Vader would be pretty cramped in that thing
Looks more Grogu-sized. :)
The Empire was recruiting 5 year old fighter pilots. Gotta get them while they're young
he went to the dark side
Awww, they messed up the look of the ion thrusters…