LUNCH TRAY SCI-FI SPACE SHIP SET: $7 DIY NO BUDGET FILM BUILD

[@FLYANDI]

Most underrated channel on KZbin

[@eligebrown8998]

That was like an 80s B rated movie. Well done sir

[@ROGUESQUADGARAGE]

Just found my next YT channel to binge watch! Love the budget and build!

[@planetschlock]

That calculator reminds me of the packaging art from that one really infamous Turkish Star Wars bootleg figure where the little 3.75" Imperial Gunner is posed in front of a calculator like it's a control station.

[@heru-deshet359]

There will one day be a museum of all your talented creations. Take care of them.

[@ClintCarneyCreates]

Hell yeah man! Thanks for letting me pilot the ship!

[@UrBasicGuy]

A nice feature of the upside down tray is the underside gives you a void to work with so if you wanted to do any lighting you could easily mount the battery compartments in a void and still have it sit flush on a flat surface.

[@georgemartinez1720]

Ever try Neon Craft Paint for the Buttons mix with Food Coloring

[@georgemartinez1720]

Use Gorrillia Hot Glue for Good Holding Strength

[@KensToys74]

Budgeting level 💯 Another great video. It's always fun to see you go through the process of creating scifi!

[@Nathankinamorh]

One of my favorite episodes with a classic demo at the end!

[@Azzameen99AZ]

Joystick, juicer... A 1960's German sci-fi production was using pencil sharpeners, ball-shaped pendulums and bath fixtures as controls. The central piece of the engineering console was an iron. It sounds ridiculous, but it made for a unique asthetic and design, and I really love that show.

[@BOBXFILES2374a]

Obviously, it's a control unit for an escape pod! What else could it be? Fantastic work, SIR!

[@docink6175]

WAY better than a whole printed piece you put together

[@lasvegasnextexit1230]

DUDE!!!! I picked up a couple of RGB tube lights, the small RGB Lumicube knock off pocket fill light and a couple of those Neewer RGB panel lights myself. The look of the short demo video highlights those lights are great for filmmakers and they aren't that expensive. You make me want to throw a video together of the stuff I build over the years...Thanks for helping me want to Create Sci-Fi!!!!

[@MonkeyMcVader]

This was inspiring to someone with big dream and low ($0.50) budget

[@sixforks6543]

2 things i love in this world. 1. Soy smoothies 2. This channel :O

[@TwinsofDestruction]

this is awesome, we love how it looks at the end in action! Excelsior!

[@aljineprime567]

Verry nice, i love the end's test. I want make movies like you

[@seanmeadows129]

Using a juicer was a nice idea, after all one is clearly visible in the Thunderbird 1 launch bay. I would like to use a juicer to make some cool venting for 40k terrain. Great video as always Anthony thank you.

[@Jianju69]

Me watching: "What? Plastic junk glued to a food tray? How dumb is that?" Watching the short at the end: "IT'S THE COOLEST THING EVAR!!!"

[@bleedingflesh224]

You're one of my favorite humans!

[@georgemartinez1720]

Love the way you do things It mirror my own I make things for 1/6 Scale sets or props Or even plastic Army men Simple fast Dollar store thrift Store Craft Paint Hot Glue. Don't over think it this See what it Needs

[@Atlantismonkey40]

What dreams may come. Well done.

[@1Also]

Always inspired to try by you. Why didn't you harvest the guts of the calculator and Joystick to add to the piece externally or your parts cache? You should see the cool stuff inside cell phones man .. instant rank badging and helmet comms. p.s i think you had it upside down

[@ziptyfyter6348]

Great "no budget" work like usual! Would love to see you build a miniature city scape with scrap and random kit bash

[@euansmith3699]

Thanks for another fun and informative video. I like how the flashing light in the scene made the shot look like it was stop-motion; adding some extra, manic energy.

[@wadebarnett2542]

I enjoy your videos a lot. I've recently started watching videos about clever things made out of cardboard. So much can be done with just a little in talented hands like yours!

[@AtomicBlast2023]

This was an awesome video. It gives me some ideas for my movie.

[@Gingerprince521]

I have a calculator like that which I was going to use on my Tardis console, but the screen broke off and I thought It wouldn't be usable now but this has given me some ideas. thanks.

[@mrfixitishere]

I've used the Tamiya tape in wood working I've mastered making it look like inlay by using 2 stains and wiping off the paint and layering helps with stuff. I really love using the Tamiya weathering powder put out a clear coat with your done to keep it looking good

[@goatmealcookies7421]

thought you'd lost your mind, but it does look much different once its in scene!

[@iscogblackscale5777]

Nice. Helped me out of my creators block.

[@sns-media67]

Fantastic build as always.

[@georgemartinez1720]

Great Job

[@thetribunaloftheimaginatio5247]

This is pretty much how they built the command-deck of the Satellite Of Love from "MST3K..." bunch o' random bits and bobs from every Minneapolis-area Goodwill or St. Vincent-DePaul. And as I watch this, I'm making a "Lycean Hero's Badge" out of a uniform-nametag and the the Patronus-component from the stand from one of those Harry Potter blind-bag wands. This'll look fantastic with a coat of Leadbelcher, a wash of Basilicanum Grey Contrast and a coat of 'Ardcoat.

[@JohnJohnson-cn9fh]

great work,certainly shows what can be done,nice one,best wishes.jpj

[@NoJusticeNoPeace]

Have you tried playing with strontium aluminate yet? It's amazing stuff, next-gen glow-in-the-dark powder. A single charge will keep it glowing for 30-90 minutes, and it comes in several different colour glows. It will also absorb UV while radiating in the visible spectrum, which means if you hit it with a tiny UV LED invisible to the naked eye, it'll glow essentially forever. I was just thinking it would be useful for you to make the symbols on your control panel here glow.

[@amy-joe5772]

Looks great

[@glenbartram5362]

what kind of tube light do you use near the end of the video? I like it.

[@REfan2002]

Another video that is awesome.

[@paulfuryes203]

Very cool build Anthony you got me thinking now I'm trying to figure out how to make a panel and that works perfectly keep up the great work stay safe.

[@pedromimoso8804]

Nice build!

[@DARKHUNTER130]

You're always an inspiration to me man keep doing what your doing

[@randolphamusmaximus4188]

Awesome stuff

[@TheMichaellathrop]

When you broke the screen off of the calculator I thought it might have been kewl to have a bunch of wires and maybe some kind of a fuse looking thing poking out of it to look like the mess it makes when you actually see a hot wired car.

[@commanderslasher1842]

I'm wondering what thickness of styrene plastic sheets you use.

[@savageviking7062]

Awesome!

[@jonathantillian6528]

Anyone who thinks they'll notice mundane items stuck together in a movie remember this: the PKE meter in _Ghostbusters_ was a shoe polisher with lights glued on it.

[@Wabin22]

Store clerk thinking: Hmm.. he buys a joystick, a lunch tray, an orange juicer and a calculater.. crazy beard man! xD

[@shainsmith8433]

The McKenzie brother's movie in Strange brew is "no" budget!.. eh.

[@marvelousmaker]

Me "that tray looks familiar." stops video sifts through content finds tray, continues video. video: "I used this tray in another video links down below." Me: (~facepalm~)

[@georgemartinez1720]

Oh ys I have junk Boxes fishing Tackle Boxes fall of This Junk

[@Godgoodtheknight]

im sorry it looks like crap stick to scratch built space ship hahaha

[@MiamiMillionaire]

Great 👍