So glad your enjoying the videos, haven't started the speeder bike yet I'm thinking maybe after Christmas. I have a Sand Crawler & Star Destroyer to finish first

@@KFMstudio274 Nice one just like me then? im in the middle of 3d printing a Thundercats sward, the eye of Thundera, a Rick and Morty portal gun, my own scratch built Atompunk type (Atompunk, like steampunk but a different area, that's steam mine is atomic!) hand gun called the E,L,A,G, short for, Electronic Light Atomic Gun, a Lego servo driven AT AT, a scratch built 1.5 foot high AT AT, a 3d printed motorised AT AT which ive still got to replace the gears in it yet, i could go on but you get the idea so im with you on that mate fully! LOL anyway take care!

Thanks Glad you enjoyed Take care

@@MediocreGroove thanks you're welcome

@@Iskelderon Thanks for the info. Cheers

Your welcome thanks for watching

@@dcromp1 Thanks you so much. Boyd was a great inspiration for me not only on his skills as a model maker but, also in the way he produced his videos and his commitment to the scale model community. It was such an honor hearing from you and I can't wait to get started on the builds. Best wishes and sending all my prayers to you and your family

I got them on Etsy seller is MODELA3DHOBBY

I'm using Elegoo"s Neptune 3pro

Thanks much appreciated. They are one of my favorite vehicles in Star Wars. So iconic even just the sound of them

Tulip the fabric paint you can find at Walmart or hobby lobby. It thick and easy clean up before it dries. The black also light blocks light that maybe sneaking out a gap and will level out when drying

@@KFMstudio274 Hey thanks for replying. I’m in Australia 🇦🇺 so no Walmart or Hobby Lobby. I’ll check the fabric stores around here and online. Seems like a good product. Cheers, Dave.

On Etsy. Seller is ModelA3DHobby great files and price

@@KFMstudio274 I will check them out. Thanks.

Unfortunately I'm not there this weekend. Just got a new home and have a lot of work I want to do to the yard, painting, new garden, etc. The floor at Wonderfest should be opening now for the first day. Wish I could of met Fon Davis this weekend

You're so welcome. Enjoy it's a fun kit to do some mods to make it more accurate

You are so right. Everything is a mess until all of it builds up. Thanks 👍

Thanks. Most appreciated

I was originally going to add my own board to the one that comes with it, but half of the original board went down. They sent me a new one & I combined them together. That gave me enough outputs for the lights I needed. The kits remote board has two power legs @ 500ma each if I remember correctly, so the good one will give me 1 amp of power, and the other that is half working will give me another 500ma for a total of 1.5 amps which gave me enough amps for all the lighting I did. I just had to make sure to distribute the lights power drawl evenly across the 3 power legs & not exceed 500ma per leg.

Thanks it really is a cool model

That's awesome I've been meaning to check out archiveX paint line especially the Star wars line

Thank you so much

Man that would be really awesome

@@KFMstudio274 it really would. I’m going to look into it. Do or do not. There is no try.

Hi, na i think what you wanted to do would be relatively easy? 1, the "laser light" could be the "innerds" of a laser pointer (and a little bit of fog? Vape pen etc.?”) put into the gun itself or inside the ship and a little bit of optic fibre from the laser lens to the end of the barrels? A bit like the 1/16th size Henglong RC tanks, there is a little machine gun on top of the tanks that flashes when you trigger it, have a look? I think that is what your trying to achieve? Or just buy one of the machine guns separately and just use that? It will cut down the amount of time and work needed? and 2, with the "mechanics" of the gun coming out and turning around etc., you could use, 1 or 2 extremely small micro servos or even a cheap linear servos on ebay, "they look like a little circuit board with a motor and some gears stuck on it?" they are not expensive they are only about a fiver each delivered! they are very small!, or another way of doing it is with getting some small motors and there little 1-2 inch long brass shafts from some old CD drives, “they are the ones that push the tray in and out? and for the " mechanics" of it, “the way it pops out of the slide hatch and turns etc.? have a look at some vids about Lego mechanics? you don't need to use Lego but the ideas are sound and very interesting to see, like try searching for vids like, “ how to build a Lego door hatch?” etc., just for the knowledge and research? Anyway that is my 2 cents mate, I really hope you do get it sorted, I would luv to see that at some point? Anyway, take care mate and I hope you do it and of source always have a great day all!

@@ArnaldRimmer what a great answer. Cheers mate. Some brilliant ideas there. The Lego one is especially good as I collected Lego sets for a few years until recently. I’d definitely have the needed pieces amongst it all. I’m no good with soldering etc, so the servo idea might be above my pay grade. That being said, the whole model was new to me and I’ve had to learn weathering etc along the way. I’m definitely going to lookup the gun from the rc tank. I had no idea such a thing existed. A combo of all your ideas in some combination will definitely work. I’m going to put the finished model on my channel once done, so keep an eye out. I’ll definitely give you credit for your ideas. Cheers and thanks again, Jason.

​@@StarWarsJay Hi, thank you mate that was so nice of you to say! but soldering is really easy, if you can "assemble Lego kits and use a hand spry gun to weather parts and I assume you can use a glue gun? then I guarantee you can solder? Oh PS, and also if you want a continuous rotation servo just take out the electronics of the servo, hook up “solder” the 2 wires to the motor terminals and use it as a geared motor! Anyway, Take care and have a great day!