Wow. PHD in Physics, you must both be so proud of him. Wish him well. My favourite is the painting from Dune, watched you do it, really good.

Great looking art mate, and a nice shout out for Boyd😉👌

Very nice comments about Boyd and his love for modeling and the community which he helped form. Trek Works was an amazing channel. From which I learned many many techniques. His friendly nature shone through, he was a complete natural. As you said he would want us all to push on and do our best work and above all have fun while doing it! Halloween will definitely be a time I remember his 'in character' special show. 😂 Great work on the art for SDCC. Have fun!😊

Heart Broken to hear about Boyd , he was the first Model channel I followed on KZbin and how I found your Channel. We will Miss you Boyd . I'm stoked to get to see your Awesome work at Comicon , just got my Badge . It's also cool that your showing your Models too. I hope that this becomes a new trend. I've been wanting show some work there for years , you've inspired me. Hope to run into you there. Thanks Oggie.

Artwork looks quite impressive. I hope they do well at the art show. Boyd will surely be missed. He was an inspiration to me and to countless others as well.

A great selection of projects, hope you get good feedback at San Diego and have a good time there.

r.i.p boyd comiserations to his family. he was such an easy going character its going to be a big loss to the model world..

Damn... Boyd will be missed.

Mark condolences to boys family😢

Oh My God this news about Boyd is terrible. I loved his channel and I was praying for a full recovery. He seemed like such a wonder person just the way he talked and the work he did was so good. R.I.P. Boyd, we will all miss him. The Picard and Data bust are perfect. Very well done. Congratulations to your son graduation. PHd. Wow.

That's some excellent work that is sure to draw some attention. Looking forward to the new content Oggie. Very sad about Boyd. He inspired me to get back into the hobby

Hey Oggie Very sad news, Condolences to Boyd's Family and Friends. I like all of your chosen items to take with you, even choosing Superman over Batman this time, of course Batman is my normal favourite. 😉 Take care and have an awesome time at the convention. 😊

Really sad news about Boyd, I will really miss him and his channel. That Y wing diorama looks fantastic as well as those busts, also congratulations to your son.

Some very nice dioramas, OG.

I was devastated when I heard about Boyd. I literally just went to see him back in April. I was one of his fans who purchased one of his models for sale to help support his treatments(I bought his Ultimate Space Battleship Yamato....I treasure it). I drove through 6 states to his house to pick it up and to meet one of my internet idols of modeling. He was so nice, too. Easily the coolest old nerd I've ever met. He showed me his work space and his model room and we talked for over 6 hours about all things science fiction, modeling and our similar experiences growing up. He was spry and enthusiastic...and for lack of a better word...ALIVE! He really looked like he was recovering and getting stronger. I lost my Father to colon cancer and watched it diminish him cruelly for 8 years(one of the reasons I really wanted to help Boyd out), so I can tell the difference between dying of cancer and recovering from it. He looked really good, so the news of his passing is just so...shocking and disheartening. I feel really lucky to have had the brief moment in time spent with him. I'll never forget him. He was the first internet modeler I discovered and subscribed to. I put him in the top tier of KZbin modelers along with Lou Dalmaso, Models by Chris and you, Interstellar Modeler. RIP Boyd Crompton I did enjoy your video and think your dioramas, busts and paintings are exceptional. I hope you do well at the art show, my friend. Peace.

All great pieces Oggie! Have fun at the show. Congratulations to your son and your family what an awesome accomplishment. Great idea on the Interstellar Academy that will be cool to watch and learn from. And, our friend Boyd will be sorely missed :(

R.I.P. Boyd! Thanks for your hard work to make such great content !

Looks great Oggie. The Y wing is my favorite. Congratulations to your son! Thank you for the Boyd mention. He will be missed!

i had that model when i was 10 years old (1980)

Curious about your fiber optics comments, why would you not use fiber optics again?

Great! Excellent interview, Sir!

Splendid work. The Gaalheri brushes are extremely pleasing. I always feel a little "Wow!" happening when I open my box and see it. I've had mine since they first released and if anything the performance has improved. My Iwatas havent seen very much use since the Mobius' arrived.

I have a 1:350 scale Seaview kit arriving this week . So I've been on a crash course on images of the kit .But your diorama and it's process is facsinateing ,and the end product is just terrific . But I don't have the resources or skill level to do it .But thank you for your episode ....Yours truly DGR

Are those replacement springs stainless steel or alloy?

You are a very talented painter. You always do an excellent job when painting your model and dioramas. Great next step ! Keep up the good work.

Skilled done GJ sir.

Very nice. Someone said to me the Enterprise is a unique piece of scifi in Smithsonian. This show how it is important

Glad you took the time to share your paintings and talk about your method! Appreciate the really nice summary of your progress & process. I get your comment about distraction and why this is a standalone episode at the moment. Previously, I've found drawing & painting to be quite subconscious mind-to-brush event. So, maybe practicing a kind of mindfulness during the COVID time? Hopefully, your Spain trip will inspire some future matte paintings (a now some what lost art). Would love to see another future project that mashes up these acquired skills!

Wonderful, what primers do you use? Can you use a primer from a spray can?

What, no happy trees? Happy m'audihb! Fun work, please keep it up

I just joined… and followed

Wow! I thought I was misreading this… this is a cool channel…!

Very interesting video. You are bring out a new talent. Keep it up. Hope it inspires others to pick up an art brush and pallet as well. Painting can be a way to “recharge your cerebral batteries” after a long arduous bench session of building interstellar models (see what I did there?)….never mind-sigh.

I think you did a great job on the painting you took us a long on in the video and you did such a great job on all the other paintings you did. I really love the bird it came out beautiful! Thanks for sharing your art with us!

Nice work Oggie!

Your so talented Oggie, awesome Painting Session!

Wow all your paintings look amazing especially the first one

Move over Bob Ross. Next, the fro. That would make a good book cover.

Beautiful paintings and it's really interesting to see your process and how Bob Ross's technique works out for real. I thought your landscape using his technique was amazing by the way so don't be hard on yourself!!! Seville is a lovely city, we were lucky enough to go just before the pandemic and I was absolutely gobsmacked by the Plaza de Espana.

Great tutorial! Your paintings are amazing!

That looks absolutely amazing, I could never paint like that! :D If you ever want to do some model building with the new Dune movies, I would love to see you build the 1/72 Ornithopter kits from Meng, those look very interesting.

Good job in the interview Interstellar. I loved season 1 too, but I feel that there are a few good episodes from season 2.

I appreciate all the work you do and it is not my intention to take any of that away, but I would like to share one example of Randall Cooper's work with viewers as I feel this masterpiece has gone unnoticed.

Randall Cooper's Gemini 12 J2 #17 kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnXZeGyFZp6AZs0

The spacing on the rods is off

Welcome! I would like to know from you exactly how you made the electronics? If you have time, could you describe it to me, I would be interested in everything, what you used and how you assembled it. Many thanks! Tibor Czeróczki (HUNGARY)

I love this!!! One of my favorite TV shows ❤️!!! Beautiful display!!!

wow she looks awesome

Great work and well done video. I remember when I first read about a 3D printer back in the late 80s, a resin setup and astronomically expensive. It amazes me what a hobbyist can do now.