The Neteru never left everyone just stopped worshipping them.

@MrSFSTUDIOS back on earth.

@@33_PaPa All knowledge should be available to those who seek it.

Thank you!

Nothing cranky about Dr.Hetheru. She's awesome!

Glad the video was useful to you.

We will be finishing episode 7 in the next two weeks. The original outline I had calls for ten micro-episodes, so STAY TUNED!

Yes you really should. Check out the other episodes as well. Episode five is very strange. It exists in altered time and space.

I don't know the numbers for the caliper rebuild kit. I can't seem to even find remanufactured ones online. The Vega is now 52 years old and was obsolete by the 1980's. Good luck. if there are enough people out there that still run the stock brakes, some manufacturer will take notice and offer parts. That's what happened during the pandemic. Raybestos started making rotors again. You might contact the Cosworth Vega Owner's Association. They usually have all kinds of sources for Vega parts. Hope that helps!

A scene from the next exciting episode of Battlestar Nekhbet where Seth is restored from having his head severed at the end of episode 6.

Thanks for tuning in. We are working on Episode seven.

Episode 3 ends that way, but we say Defending against Cylon tyranny instead.

You too. Thanks for stopping by the channel.

A friend suggested whenever I do something, document it and share it. He said others might benefit from seeing how things come apart and go back together. So that's what i try to do now.

Phase Four Heads! The Blower man! He's in a coma! He loves it!

Hope not. Times are hard enough.

@ not a chance. For the most part, people aren’t willing to try with this stuff.

@@old-red I am. I can't afford you guys.

@@MrSFSTUDIOSnecessity is a hell of a motivator. In the summer of ‘23 I was forced to rebuild an engine on a ‘17 vehicle we owed 17k on. I didn’t think I could do it…but I had to. Much like your the point of this video, ‘you can do it’….if it’s necessary. At the same time, I only charge $30/hr for small engine repair. I’m pretty affordable. Anyway, good video bud. I admire people who do things to keep their stuff going. The big part of my business is buying machines people felt it’d be better to replace. And these are such simple machines that are expensive to replace.

This is just a scene from the next one. I've started sharing them as they are made. It will be integrated into the complete Ep.7 when we can shoot the scenes with the other performers.

Awesome!

You are correct, sir!

That was the first time I tried acting in it. The suit continues to evolve.

Thank you! Please check out my other Battlestar Nekhbet episodes and playlist! kzbin.info/aero/PLcKbr-Wc1FR6QqkyQrlx45dbsQMMIzMr4

Heru smokes some Chamala in Episode 6 while waiting for his family to arrive in the landing bay.

Libations do not need to be alcohol. They are poured on the ground as an offering to a deity.

Yes we were replaced by CGI but we are back!

Just go with a handler who will guide you. People have worn Cylon costumes to comic-cons before. There are several videos of them here on KZbin. Search Cylons at comicon. Kropserkel kits were very popular a decade ago for those who could afford them..

Why not? Paint it silver. Should work fine. After-all you are not making one exactly like the show in 1978, you are making your interpretation of a Cylon. A Cylon built without the aid of a large budget and vast production facility of Universal Studios. Whatever you make it will be more of a Cylon than you had when you started. Have fun! Good for you for being creative and determined.

There are some cool inexpensive Roman and Spartan vacuum-formed Halloween Costume armor I considered using as well, but just opted to build mine from styrofoam poster-board coated with metallized paper veneer.

The original helmets had little holes drilled above the eye ridge where the smooth round helmet begins on both sides. The stunt-men could see slightly out of those. For my helmet, I drilled out the mouth louvers and backed it with a metal grill. That is how I see, but yes visibility is very poor in these helmets when finished. The costume overall is miserable to wear, bulky, awkward and fragile.

It is a VT-4. It has a robot setting that is very close to the Cylon voices. You can tweak pitch, reverb, even harmonize the voices you create. If you watch my Battlestar Nekhbet mini-series, all the character voices were created with it. It runs on double AA batteries and is portable. Just hook it to a microphone and a portable speaker and you can create unique voices anywhere.

Much appreciated

Thank you! Everyone making it had fun and I hope that joy shines through to the viewers.

Yes I should have put my camera on sticks. Hard to work with only one hand free. It was a last minute idea to grab the camera and share the procedure.

Needs an ear covering and a Mohawk made of big spikes, , but it will be a scary character with a crazy voice.

Flesh usually heals quicker than psychological wounds.

Episode 6 is now up!

This video was created in response to a video where someone drilled holes in their transaxle to drain the oil. The video is designed to show how easy it is to remove, drain and refill a K46 unit is. I did not wish to introduce new leaks by disturbing the factory silicone that glues the two halves together. If you wish to undertake a complete disassembly, including cleaning and resealing of the unit feel free to do so. At some point, I may do the same, but as mine is not leaking, there was no need to disturb the seal.

Thank you, yes I'm liking the recent improvements. The old shoulder bells and chest-plate I had always bothered me a little.

Yes he was beautiful and kind. He died in July and I still miss him every day.

@@MrSFSTUDIOS you have my blessings for the little guy❤️

Thank you. I hope these videos help other people with pets nearing their final days of life. All you really can do is make them as comfortable as possible and love them.

@@MrSFSTUDIOS yeah exactly and try to get through it as tuff as it is. If you’ve given them the he best life they could have that’s something to be happy about.

What those floor tile things? Nah too much bulk and a rough uneven texture. I like how foam-core is flat and smooth. it is easy to fiberglass over too!

@@MrSFSTUDIOS you can buy it smooth on both side for cosplay. I guess it’s no good to you if you plan on fiber glassing.

@@rickywhyte7601 I don't always fiberglass stuff. The foam core was a $3.00 clearance poster at Hobo Lobby. The foil paper was a few bucks more. Can of spray adhesive, boom..done! It is very delicate and lightweight, but it only has to look good on camera and I know how it is made, so I am careful wearing it. i will look into that stuff you are talking about. Could be a useful medium for other costumes and props.

Thanks for watching and leaving a comment. Yes, I will be sticking with traditional platinum and iridium plugs from now on. Gimmick plugs are just that, a gimmick.

I think their porcelin insulators are not as good as oem. They just don't seem to hold up to normal heat-cycles. The core looks pretty flimsy too if you break one open.

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That's the idea!

Thank you. I have also found it actually sounds better slightly overdriven (peaking.) It is not perfect, but pretty cool such things are possible from such a small portable vocoder. The original 1978 voices were made with racks full of vintage tech. Shows how far we have come.

I recently improved my costume. You can see the revised shoulder bells and chest-plate here:kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIumdqt9nMeCpZo

Headliner cloth. It is a foam-back velour available on eBay.

Yes the vocoder has many settings. Kropserkel can make you a gold outfit, but be ready to pay $$. I made mine. It is not perfect, but close enough for Battlestar Nekhbet.

@@MrSFSTUDIOS YOU MADE THAT? DAMN! I wish I had that kind of talent!

@@RedneckSpaceman Yes if you scroll down in the comments here, I give the link to my playlist creating the suit and helmet. The helmet is a resin-kit, they are still available on Ebay and Etsy.

@@MrSFSTUDIOS but then it takes patience and talent to do the job! If you lived in or near Stafford County, VA I would probably offer you some good cash to make one for me!!!!

The helmet was a used resin-kit from Ebay someone bought and never attempted to build, so they resold it at a loss. It included the Jupiter Electronics scanner eye, but I had to buy the warbler separately.

That would be fun, but I think that might be a bit stressful on a Vega engine's head-gasket. Might need high-octane race gas too to keep it out of detonation.

@MrSFSTUDIOS when I bought them, I couldn't find stock pistons. I also had Total Seal make a set of custom rings. The plan was to mill the pistons down to 9:1 ratio, but then out of the blue I found a guy who had a set of new stock pistons, so I went that route. Machine shops can mill down the tops.

@@tomnassar5884 That's cool. That would add more pop to the fire for sure. My motor is good with its nasty crower-camshaft and ported head. I don't want to open it back up ever again. Judging from the corrosion on the original aluminum bores outside my steel-sleeves, this will be the last rebuild of my Vega 4. Just going to enjoy it as long as I can. Who knows, it may even outlast me.

You should make some videos of your Vega project. I bet people would enjoy them.

@@MrSFSTUDIOS where did you get the camshaft