waterloo abba, but i ran the midi files through garageband so it sounds different haha

I plan to build at least a large part of the hells gate base, in this scale it will be about 1x1m I don’t think I can manage any larger hahaha

Thanks! i didn’t make blender videos as there are a lot of good blender tutorials out there, maybe I’ll make a few anyway. The su planes are extremely popular i’d suggest search on thingiverse maybe sketchfab for a free model so you could just focus on details instead of worrying about the shape. I don’t plan to build a lot of modern jets so you probably won’t see me making a su35, however I do at least plan to make my favourite jets like the yf23 and x32 😆

​@@SevenScales oh, i get it, yeah still i think yours (blender tuts) would be of much more interest than what is out there since you are specifically modeling for 3dprint. so if you decide to make any they will be highly appreciated. The problems and solutions you will be showing are the sort of our specific interest and not with the classic focus on just visual fx and such. Cheers :)

Hey thanks for the interest!For the moment i won’t be selling a kit version, maybe you could buy the stl file and try on facebook marketplace see if there is someone near you who can help you print it.

i think it was 50 50, on small models like this i prefer to have lighter color so that after the wash i don't need to remove anything haha

haha It's designed to mount on my airbrush so i can create abit of pressure on the inside when applying the window liquid to prevent it from sagging, but it didn't work out as much as i hoped! Thanks for the recommend I will try some of that resin next time!

I'm not sure if my method is unique or not but i make the panel lines by creating plates. 1. make a copy of the original model so the original topology isn't changed 2. use knife tool to cut desired panelines (you can highlight the cuts by "mark sharp" so they are easier to see in viewport. You can also use bevel weight) 3. select those edges you want as panelines, use bevel (ctrl-b) to add gaps 4. after bevel, just delete the gaps while they are selected 5. add solidify modifier, adjust the offset so that it overlapse with the original model Since stl files doesn't really care about overlapping just make sure every object doesn't have holes (non-manifold), there's a included addon you can enable in blender called 3D-print toolbox which helps you identify gaps and holes (modifier needs to be applied first). hope this helps!

@@SevenScales thank you very much! I will try that!

Hey thanks for your comment!! I didn't get 3D file from the designer, I used screenshots as if they were orthographic views like this: imgur.com/a/drw25yN I spend about half a year on this model, i remember once in a while i would spot some details that i missed and it all added up over time. Building this in lego will be a pretty big challenge, i think the most important feature is the 3 pointed star shaped nose and the curve connecting from the nose to the stubby shoulder wing, if you somehow get those right the model should turn out great!

​@@SevenScales Thanks for your advice. By now your video has helped me the most and since I'm not really interested in spending half a year rewatching GOTG I'm really grateful and impressed by the work you have done XD. I think you should consider making another ship like this sometime in the future, like the Benatar or Rocket's Warbird. You're pretty good at it.

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@@SevenScales Thank you! I'm trying making bigger version!

I plan to make the hangar exposed, it was a bit more difficult than i anticipated. I would love to finish it soon but It's on hold for now until i come up with some better solutions. I imagine after i finish with a few more sci-fi models i will be back to ship models again haha

Thanks!! I have brought the gambody Milano too, it’s a nice model with movable parts. I went for a more accurate look thus it’s a static model.