Building Ahsoka's T6 Jedi Shuttle

[@RyanMercer]

Friggin' awesome.

[@oldnotobsolete.2925]

You can always tell when someone is at the top of their craft: they make the difficult seem easy.

[@theexchipmunk]

You know, I actually really like this shuttle. It being and old republic era model fit´s really well in a transitional place for ship design. It still has the smoother rounded and fancy lines of the republic area, but is also quite chunky and features emergent elements of the very utilitarian and "coarse" design of the imperial era, with for example it´s cockpit being close to what we see in later corellian ships like the model line that the famed Milenium Falcon is part of.

[@amberdamber7]

Dear M&M, you are reason I have gotten back into 3D printing and painting, and also the reason I want to drive into a bridge at 100mph because I will never be able to do the things you do LOL. This model is amazing, the folks over at ILM should be paying attention!

[@wtalkington1]

I don't have a 3d printer and even if I get one I won't be doing anything as detailed as this, but I find it awesome to watch your artistry and craft.

[@brandonrobinson1603]

One of the best project channels on KZbin. Always mind blown by the end of your videos

[@dajmdo]

i absolutely love that you made the cockpit interior, it takes it to the next level. this is awesome

[@Robgumby]

Absolutely beautiful model! Paint job, detailing, the forethought in modeling! Everything. You are very talented. To hell with those trying to make you second guess your artistic and technical decisions. Those guys couldn't make a model this beautiful even if they had ILM helping them.

[@meadmaker4525]

That is a bad-ass piece!! The clear cockpit with the interior details was just chef's kiss!! When I saw the size in the thumbnail, I thought sure you'd be going FDM, but with all that detail SLA really was the only way to go. And I absolutely agree with you about paint layers creating that almost imperceptible depth to a piece. It gives the piece character and makes it seem more real. Thanks for sharing this one with us!!

[@davidjames1389]

Amazing work! All you need now is to have a tiny Ahsoka standing on the wing. 😁

[@kennyclaing4923]

I really like this project ! I’m a fan of your usual prop builds, but this one is sort of a crossover between prop making and miniature painting, which is my favorite hobby, and I’m here for it ! You also did an amazing job on this ship, it really looks like the original prop from the show and now I want to make my own 😂

[@Jasonmusicman]

Again another amazing model you have produced. You are a true artist. Thank you.

[@mlubecke]

Your skills are amazing. I truly appreciate you sharing your builds, I always learn so much. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@matthewmathis62]

I think the words for the panelling detail is that it added contrast to show depth and highlight the shadow, as it were. On Earth, there is light essentially coming from just about every surface and angle. But in Space, a ship is only going to have significant amounts of light on it from a few sources, so it's going to look different. And the "grime" or panelling that you added is a substitute for that kind of lighting. -Really nice job on the cockpit, by the way! That looks awesome! :)

[@arkham67]

Well that’s a spectacular paint job of a great sculpt of a handsome ship. Thank you for letting us see it.

[@channelz570]

Incredible work, really nice job, the cockpit insert was especially impressive

[@carrollbowman3382]

Fantastic build , The paint job really set it off !

[@barrysanderson6100]

You are so talented, well done. Love the weathering and your paint work is fantastic

[@stardude2006]

Nice ! What do you do with the waste support frames ? They might make great greeblies in other projects I think 🤔

[@paulalvarez7602]

That’s really good work! It seems 3D Printing is definitely a way to create detailed models. I suppose I should start saving up for one!! Thanks for posting!!

[@willoftheforce_]

My favorite Star Wars ship! You knocked this out of the park 🤝👏

[@SparrowHawk183]

Wow, amazing work! I absolutely love this ship's design, and love seeing your process from 3D print to paint. So inspiring! I'm about to start a Boba Fett ESB 3D print + paint project, excited and nervous 😁👍

[@sigmazerofive]

Wow! I have serious collector’s envy. Amazing job.

[@NewbridgePiano]

What i always do for my props when it comes to painting over masking tape is that i spray the base coat again but this time over the tape as well. Doing this prevents the top coat from bleeding underneath the tape and gives the props a much cleaner look and sharper edges after you remove it.

[@rOEN911]

thats very nice ,if you want a tip about the uv filler use clear resin because uv will penetrate all the way down and you dont risk cracking after because some time it does then if you want the final layer use the same grey resin just to blend it in ! I had an old clear resin that came with the printer and thats the only use for me !

[@keithanderson4507]

Love the job you did on the ship. It looks absolutely amazing. Great job. I can't wait to see what's next.

[@thirdeyenz]

That's amazing work. You've got excellent painting talent, love your weathering.

[@spoolsamplesprintco]

Amazing! That turned out so great! And thanks for the idea to use those needle applicator bottles for resin filling seams 🙌

[@JonneytheKidd]

absolutely phenomenal work. Love it.

[@DamienWise]

Absolutely stunning work!

[@DarknessNam]

I have found that silly putty is an excellent masking material for those areas with crevasses and nooks. Plus it’s re-usable. I’ve been using it on model as for years. Hope that helps!

[@manuelmelchizedek4309]

Beautiful model ❤❤❤

[@bidibulle6795]

Magnifique !!! Tellement beau et bien reproduit . Bravo , vous est une pro. 🤩🤩

Beautiful work !❤

[@itsmephil2255]

Watching your build videos I have figured 2 things 1, you are way smarter than I am, I get confused when you are talking about 3D printing 2, your painting skills are WAY advanced 👏🏼

[@MMsPropShop]

Haha, I’ve just been at this hobby for many years at this point. I also was a professional watercolour painter before I got more into prop building so I am at a bit of an unfair advantage in the painting department.

[@itsmephil2255]

@@MMsPropShop I will say again, you are WAAAAAY more skilled than I am 😂😂😂

[@ian-read]

Such a good video, thank you. More resin stuff please, more big ships please. I love everything you do, but this really is my sort of thing - thank you.

[@DarthTecolote]

That is gorgeous. Thank you for sharing.

[@Martyval007]

impressive, very impressive! Great work!!

[@cerisekappes580]

Came out really awesome!!! 😊

[@younglad1]

Stunning work. Well done.

[@chrishechtl8330]

I love the results! I do wish at that scale that you'd put LEDS in. But spectacular paint job! Great work!

[@MMsPropShop]

Thank you! I did consider it, but I find that I basically never turn the lights back on after filming the prop for a video, etc. This time around I just felt the extra time and effort wasn’t worth it for me.

[@chrishechtl8330]

@@MMsPropShop Thanks for the reply, and thanks for the reminder earlier about print orientation. I think it fixed my J5 issue. (I'll know long term if it holds up) I agree with the light issue, I did a few projects that were lit for a day or so or when a visitor sees it and that is it. Funny enough, I'm printing Layerlux3D's Delorian Time Machine with lights now and yeah, I'm wondering about my sanity with the lights! :)

[@peterclegg2609]

I usually try and wait till I'm almost finished a project before I break something important.

[@josephbaker8710]

amazing build!

[@Asgar1205]

This looks so awesome!

[@propmakermaker]

You do great work young lady

[@jeramy77m]

Wow very well done!

[@mikestill8374]

Great job looks really good

[@damianrf6309]

You always do such great work. Congratulations!

[@nikkipackham2234]

This model is absolutely gorgeous and amazing a testament to your skill and hard work! How long did the printing take? Your channel is a must for me as an artist. I hope Adam savage sees this!

[@bkartonline]

incredible work!

[@Enemy0fMine1415]

Awesome work. BTW, something to know, space is filthy. It's probably one of the grubbiest places to ever visit due to cosmic debris floating about

[@benjaminwigley4132]

BIg Bang Collectibles is a BEAST

[@Animal_style_everything]

I just found you and this is truly fantastic work. Bravo

[@NitroxVsGaming]

Great job like always!

[@Serbertim]

This is amazing! your job is amazing!!

[@JDSG360]

i love this, please do more ship builds ur work on Ahsokas shp is amazing.

[@Zapski]

Outstanding work!

[@hdjoe22]

Stellar work!

[@rolandruesch6862]

Nicely done.

[@Squirrelnutsrc]

That's so kool , you have some great talent .

[@arthemus6683]

Amazing !! good job Miss !!!

[@cartouchator]

you can minimise voxel lines by printing models at a 38 - 42 degree angle. It means more supports though.

[@2beeSweet127]

Yesssss! So excited to watch this!!!!!

[@jairmedinart]

My god, I love it! This ended up looking so good! I wonder if the 0.2 nozzles from the Bambu would work for this kind of greeble detail on models. Also, thank you for the videos, I'm learning a lot from your channel!

[@MMsPropShop]

Thanks! The 0.2 nozzles are definitely better at capturing detail, they still can’t hold up to what you can achieve with a resin printer though. All of these parts were printed at 0.05mm layer heights and I don’t even know if I could calculate what the millimeter equivalent would be for the pixel density.

[@Doodles68]

You are a legend!

[@mikeyb4610]

Brilliant model presentation...thanks for sharing #MTFBWU always

[@TheGenderRebels]

Amazing work! Would love to have something like this for a Legion game

[@peterclegg2609]

You need to drop hints to the companies with the huge resin printers😊

[@rayjay848]

Nice work!

[@donald2167]

Great work

[@Heartwing37]

That’s awesome!!!

[@petermoscone3115]

Great build.. I would love to have one in 1/48 scale

[@DaveRigDesign]

Awesome build! How do you find the space to store all your projects :)

[@MMsPropShop]

Thanks! I still have some empty display space in my workshop so that’s typically where they end up. I’m going to run out of room at some point though lol

[@taylors-workshop]

love you work

[@thomaswakefield6889]

well I now know what my next flying drone project will be.

[@darthhokum]

Amazing 🔥🔥🔥

[@ray24051]

Very nice!

[@logiclust]

in a previous life, my desk was about 35ft from the one used in the show

[@apathtrampledbydeer8446]

It looks great, I wonder what you'd do with the Fondor Haulcraft that Luthen Rael has?

[@rafael_mourao]

Great video!

[@MeineVideokasetten]

This looks ... *G R E A T* !!!

[@Shadoweclipse1386]

I love your videos, your explanations, and your techniques! I was wondering about your heat gun support removal: does that work with FDM (PLA specifically) as well, in reducing the support marks on the piece?

[@karenburns3516]

Very nice ❤.

[@maustjason]

Awesome job! Incredible work as always. I did have a few questions about the resin. I am a devout user of the Elegoo 2.0 resin for it's strength, but I have heard some people say that the 3.0 isn't nearly as strong. Did you ever use the 2.0 and how do you think the 3.0 compares? Did you get the feeling it was brittle or less flexible? And how was the smell by comparison? I've heard it has lower VOC properties (which appeals to me but not if it will be more breakable).

[@MMsPropShop]

I don’t believe I ever have used the 2.0. I was a devout 1.0 user, haha! I didn’t go out of my way to try breaking and bending the pieces so I’m not sure I can give you a full informed opinion on it. The small turret guns that I added at the very end I did mess around with a bit and they seemed to have that slight flexibility to them that I would expect from ABS like resins. It could possibly be due to over exposure? I would always use 2.9 seconds per layer with the 1.0 version and if I did the same with the 3.0 I could see that making the pieces overly brittle. The 3.0+ might be your answer if you’re particularly concerned about strength and flexibility. I would say it has less of a noticeable scent compared to the original. I’ve gotten so used to the various smells of resins that I don’t think I process them anymore lol

[@maayaa77]

Wow 🔥

[@nikozahn4196]

i love it

[@xxxxzorroxxxx]

Oh please where did you get that design for the cockpit that is perfect I want one

[@8BitPasta]

You should compare the Micro Galaxy Squadron version that just came out to your one.

[@xxxxzorroxxxx]

Oh please where did you get that design for the cockpit that is perfect I want one I made mine using paper clips for the guns. Just an idea so you don’t have to worry about breaking it.

[@richardraesr3482]

Woohoo a new video, niicceee

[@Michael-tf8om]

FAAAAN-TASTIC!!!

[@Shakes_The_Clone]

Holy Guacamole! Gimmie Gimme Gimmie Gimme Gimmie Gimme !

[@guinnessman1965]

AMAZING WORK. I'd love one. What would you charge?

[@timmyers1006]

vedry nice work.

[@dutchesssatine1316]

Great work! BTW, what scale is the model?

[@MMsPropShop]

Because of scaling it up, it ends up coming out to around 1:67 scale.

[@Michael-kq3qm]

Don't you worry the isopropyl alcohol is carcinogens? What safety do you have in place using isopropyl alcohol? I want to do resin printing but worried about the safety aspect and long term problems.

[@MMsPropShop]

Isopropyl alcohol is absolutely not a carcinogen. Its biggest hazard is probably how flammable it is. It’s quite drying so you don’t want it to be coming into direct contact with your skin for prolonged periods of time, especially when it starts to get dirty from the resin. There are cleaning alternatives though, 99% IPA is just one of the cheapest and easiest to source. It’s the resin itself that can be far more toxic, although there are varying opinions on how much of a concern it should be. I’d do more research on the resin and learn from people far more qualified than me to give you safety advice.

[@jasoncombs3232]

I prefer ABS like 2.0 3.0 is more brittle with less flex.

[@georgemartinez1720]

What did you used to do the panel lines

[@bucket638]

How lonmg did this take you to make?

[@jesse33cdn]

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