You are an artist, Sir.

Amazing work! Well done!

This is a level of artistry and craftsmanship I have not seen in this genre of scale modeling. I like the format you use to showcase your builds too. Although I would love to hear your insights while you work I can understand that watching someone mask a one inch square area for an hour might not go over to well. Thank you for sharing this with the world! This is chicken soup for my nerdy soul!

Best Vor’cha I’ve ever seen. I love your freehand shading techniques with the airbrush. Reminds me of the style that a lot of figure painters use with the undercoat building shadows and highlights. Like and sub well deserved.

The painting skills you've got are on a whole other level! Damn! I love the Sovereign Class! Best looking Star Fleet ship, hands down!

Very awesome, i remember building this model in the early 90’s. It was no where near as good as yours, sir!

Love to see you turn that style rattler into a legit A-10 Warthog. Great work buddy. Looks amazing

Looks great! But it looks like you made the same mistake I did when puttied the side plates between the upper and lower halfs of the hull. There was a tiny overhang of the upper side plate over the lower hull and I thought it was supposed to be flush. Still great job!

I have 2 in my garage. My house space is sadly limited but they are safe. 🖖

Nice model of Ecto 1 a on Ghostbusters 2

Hello, how long and tall is the photo-etch set of the Ghostbusters sign? to see if they can fit into a 1/18 model But if the measurements don't fit, there would be no point in spending money on acquiring it.

What a fantastic job you have done. Absolutely amazing

What size cap and resister did you use with the 4060? Do you have a diagram you can share?

Wow! That is beautiful! I have a serious case of Rattler-envy. ;)

wow great work. i will be doing the same model soon with lights like you. how did you get the windows square when you cut them out? please let me know i've been contemplating this for a while. any help would be greatly appreciated!

Good job on the the old Tamiya kit, it would be nice if Tamiya included a sprue of their updated German infantry weapons and equipments from the 90s with the kit.

Wow. So awesome. I want to model and 3D print the Cobra Rattler. Hasbro won't make a classified series one. I keep asking them to. It would be huge, 2ft wing span.

That doug e fresh joint still goes hard !

Amazing build! I love adding my own leds!

What airbrush do you have?

Beautiful ! Nice work !

I just had to comment I realize I'm a year late I just found your video and it blew me away. I also have the same ship but not the same kit and nowhere near your quality… So yeah I'm a fan. I would love to have one like yours but it's just not in the cards you know how it is. But I was riveted watching your build couldn't take my eyes off the screen. I'm really happy that you shared the video with us. Live long and prosper

I'm jealous as hell. Good work man.

what grey colour did you use for the main body of enterprise ? I just bought this kit and I'd like to get the best colour.

Wow, that is freaking sexy!

Very pretty. I love it. The paint is exceptional.

Hi I just view you video you posted a year ago about adding lights and upgrading you old 18" Enterprise kit, as I have an old one I would like to update. I would like ask what did you use to scribe the 3 ring as seen at min 1:17. Thank you for your help with this question.

The Four bullet head flame tips, also light up red on the actual Ecto-1A but nice job.

"Maybe next time I'll try soldering the parts together"....Hard to imagine you would want to go down this road another time. Awesome job on the model.

Gorgeous work.

🖖😎👍Very cool and very nicely well done job on refurbishing and taking apart various parts of that old kit of the Vor'cha class and reassembling it back together, By repairing it and adding all the lights to it and giving it a very nice paint job as well as adding on your own generic Klingon decals, A very great and spectacular job very well done indeed Sir!,👌.

This soundtrack is just as in detail as making the ecto 1a model. I never knew they were that instrumental. 👌🏿

Yes infamous. A challenge to build one that looks "top shelf". But I think you did it. 👍😉

Excellent work!! I have one of these in a box to build. Just started getting back to modeling after nearly 35 years.

Very nice!!

I recall attempting to build the AMT Enterprise kid, but the pieces didn't fit very well.

awesome work!

Figures came put great, considering their age. As a comment, may I suggest to paint the lenses of the field glasses with some gloss black, or maybe add a drop of gloss varnish on them?

I can't believe this is the 18-inch AMT Enterprise. I know how shitty and inaccurate the stock model is! LOL Seriously, though, I salute the people who were patient enough to build and accuratize this model. That's more time and money than I would have spent! I think I would get the 1/1000 scale Polar Lights kit if I had the desire to get into modeling. The 1/350 is too much time and money for me, and I've had experience with the wildly inaccurate AMT kit to deal with that thing again. This finished one looks very nice. I think, though, that the cutaway version built up as a full-model is more accurate and probably more worth the time of experienced modelers unless you want the challenge of the older 1/650(?) scale kit.. That's also the kit people use to kitbash into the Phase II Enterprise along with the 1/537 scale AMT Enterprise refit kit.

Really awesome!

Como se llama ese material azul q cortas??

I. Want. One. Of These. BADLY.

Thanks for the vid. The leather work is especially nice.

Do you take commissions? I am looking for a completed TOS Enterprise with light. Thanks

My God my friend I can Remer as a boy of 8 putting those a.m.t.star trek models together I was so bad at it and had know access to paint not that it would of helped.I have seen from the aftermarket companies and thinking how cheap those models actually where.After building painting lighting the 1/350 and thinking about the quality and detail polar lights had researched the actually 11 foot filming model and the fact that it happened to be going thrue a very needed restoration and how much detail was on the main model Those days though the model was hollow and there was and ability to break it down for shipment no one thought to include a proper connecting point for powering the lighting if it was fitted for lighting so a large horrible hole was hacked into the port side to make access for the power and how the lighting available at the time was incandescent light with generated witch would require very limited filming time the a cool of period.But they managed to do a good job on the general window lighting and even flashing navigation lights witch would be kept at a minimum but the effect brought a great deal of realistic look to the project The overall most impressive effect witch really sold it was changing the front engine domes and coming up with a strong statement to show the kind of power the massive ship well past light speed.I remember it was a rather quick process that was placed on the electrical work that would be required to make something convincing enough. I can remember exactly if one man came up with a very doable and cheap way of making the effect.The electricians now had a working plan and set off to buy the supplies needed to make it happen. First proper sized motors to make a special and amazing part that really sold the effect cutting a round piece of plywood to fit into the front of the tube adding a perimeter of amber Christmas bulbs foe thr ambient light then breaking a thin mirror and gluing random pieces on the backing to defuse the final step in lighting adding small twinkle bulbs of different colors in place then attaching a cage altered to produce thin lines thar would rotate in the center.After making the outer globe frosted to hide the worked it was all finished and the test came.Even gene Roddenberry was impressed by this effect the lighting in the background was the perfect wash then the multi colored string of Christmas lights blinking different color while the rather loud motors made and awful noise the turning fan blades really made the effect come alive.Once test filming was taken there was no hot spots it looked even better on film.But back to your job having availability to the accurate replacement parts that had the detail that close up really makes the cheap model look like the real shooting model and the hand work you did placing the rings at the bottom of the saucer your paint Mike and strengthening the pylons with brass those things would sag under there own weight in a day or just being able to install the two symmetrically of each other I found impossible.But the amount of putty and sanding really shows your artistry to turn a cheaply made kit into a small version of the 1/350 scall I have to say great job.

That is an awesome build! Love your attention to details!

I see I wasn't the only one to use the grid lines to map the light locations.

Looks great but I might suggest that if you do this kit again to move the impulse engines to below where you put them as that is the shuttle bay.

Really great build there. Would love to see a close up of the inside of the shuttle bay.

Could you give the website for the aftermarket parts? I saw it graphics, but can't find the "accurate part" website.