Making the Pilot's Survival Cell! - DIY Model Making

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#scratchbuild #scifi #spaceship

[@GustavEEriksson]

Those background greeblies look amazing! The amount of detail you add to such a small space is incredible!

[@perritoDeSatanas]

The seat don't look comfortable but looks bad-ass AF, congrats master

[@sergeigen1]

I really like the custom tubing on the forward tanks, it suggests that the vehicle is a one of a kind custom build and it makes it more believable as a racing ship

[@Cashatoo]

I love it! I can just imagine the cockpit slewing around to keep the pilot plastered into the seat like the crash couches in the Expanse. The real race is against everyone's g-force tolerance.

[@TerranCmdr]

Really impressive use of those laptop keys! Those work so perfectly!

[@MaxMut.]

Cheers for the bubble submarine reference For this type of cockpit And the Lego reposition lock point was nothing But Genius “

[@genericusername-ki9ni]

man,that seat looks awesome! Uncomfortable, yes - but awesome.!

[@cerisekappes580]

I love watching these builds slowly coming together!!!! Really looking amazing 😊😊😊

[@cxob2134]

Really cool to see the cockpit come together. Amazing work!

[@SimeonCogswell]

I think the cockpis one of the coolest things you've ever built! We have a museum of flight where I live, and I've seen lots of aircraft engines that have tons and tons of wires and cables like you've added. This is a fantastic build.

[@MROC66]

I absolutely love that your builds are the perfect combination of scratch built, junk box and 3-D printed elements.

[@tomdijkstra4196]

Your builds really are getting better and better ! I love this one and the cockpit is awesome, if possible, maybe you should add some gribblies on the transparent part that can display information directly on the glass sphere (with transparent stickers). I'm eager to see what you do next!

[@TheBetede]

Super. Still can't wait for the final result ;)

[@ThereandBackaKen]

It feels like you've had a breakthrough with this model in regard to believable scale/level of detail across the project. This feels like a new benchmark for you which is super exciting. Absolutely love the way the cockpit turned out... would love to see some LED lighting added to the ship/cockpit etc. but that's probably asking far too much at this point. I also like the pacing of these new vids where you focus on a single area and dive into it a bit more. Overall... GREAT stuff!

[@filipr8386]

That is game changing, man! Having a cockpit and a Pilot add so much depth to your creations and it makes so much more believable thoses machines that is insane! I believe a good project ideia for the future would be to make a comunication center full of computers, screens, switches, controls, etc; like a room where a technician could watch and advise mech pilots on the world how to proceed and what to do on the mission. Amazingly done

[@csch1510]

That's a cool idea. And since his figures are good but not comfortable to bild (for him) he might want to collaborate with someone

[@TheSmugglersRoom]

Fantastic Build!! Bravo!

[@scottmccloud9029]

For someone not comfortable with making figures, I'd say you nailed the pilot. It may not be finished but, man, it's looking great. Amazing what little pieces of wire can do. You're work is awesome and something to be proud of. Thanks for sharing.

[@krzysztofmathews738]

Something that I really appreciate in your builds is that you have an excellent sense of composition, scale and proportion, along with strong overall shape to your finished works. Again, very glad to see these videos. Thank you.

[@scaleModelAddict]

Very interesting and excellent work. The Lego idea is brilliant. Your figure will look great, keep going strong.

[@TheHateSpeechChannel]

Thank you for your content, great job as usual

[@kesmeby]

That seat and cockpit came out fantastic. Nicely done.

[@apathtrampledbydeer8446]

That is a really cool design, very unique!

[@stardude2006]

The Racer is looking really good , I love all the details that you added to the cockpit and I think the pilot seat looks very functional You’re right, it’s not very easy to sculpt a human figure, even if he’s an astronaut- pilot.

[@TheDeadlyKind]

Love the screens as a detail in the cockoit. Id love to see racing stripes and spinser livery on the paint job!

[@carstenkoloc5226]

Your work is great. I love it. Thank you for inspiration 😊✌️😎🚀🚀🥁🥁

[@chiparooo]

Great work and visualization! That seat looked so cool. Thanks for sharing!

[@moif_velocita]

I love your work space!

[@Froany]

LOVE the detailing on the interior of the cockpit! Keep up the awesome progress!

[@RandyC75]

Love your channel. Love your builds. Love this racer and would love to see more like it. And I love the cockpit! However, I think you’ll need to have two (or three) foot pedals and that last platform for the feet may get in the way of that. That platform would be like a “blind spot” for the pilot. Other than that… this is crazy good man! Keep up the good work!

[@jacobmarborg1740]

this is realy comming together now i feel some solar pannel angled wigs comming out on an angle from between the engine an body would totaly rock

[@bearnaff9387]

Your shape consistency and symmetry is just amazing. If you can find a way to print on a clear sheet of acetate, you could put some little color gobbledegook on some and adhere it to the inside of the clear dome to act as a projected artificial horizon, or radar display. Heck, if you wanted to be insane, you could even try hanging them from the clear dome to make it look like they're holograms. One hint for your spacesuit, check out how @aceofclay creates bunches and wrinkles in the clothes of his scultped figures. I am no sculptor, but his technique seems like something you could use to give the suit more of an impression of being a flexible outer garment, rather than a smooth set of tubes.

[@adriengadson3544]

Nice stuff and your flow and design has real become seamless. I been watching for a long while . On those screens in the cockpit. If you made the main squares out of acrylic you could have tape off the inside square. Then primed it to leave it diffused. Then if you had a wire and micro leds illuminate it. You have gone this far why not... Anyway keep up the good work.

[@summonfish]

Incredible once again!

[@BaronHarconen]

Шикарно получается. Вот только экраны я прикрепил бы с другой стороны.

[@PLAYinLanCast]

Conheço um BR quando vejo! Parabéns mano 🎉

[@och70]

Pilot Flat Stanley reporting for duty. If you get that reference, you're old like me.

[@stargatefish]

I love the videos. I was wondering if you could do a tutorial on how you do your thumbnails?

[@colossalbigfoot256]

Looking good. Why not use sculpting clay so you’re not racing the clock with 2 part epoxy putty.

[@rDunfee]

Sculpting a figure is insanely difficult but youre making great progress!! Ive been loving this build so far. How does he control the ship? Looks like he will need a joystick and throttle

[@anzaca1]

For future things that require a human figure, maybe look into 3D printing them? There are plenty of resources online.

[@adamski4389]

Could you provide a link to the PVC tubing you used for the pipework? Looks great.

[@coryjohnnn]

May I ask where you sourced your clean acrylic domes? They seem to be hard to find.

[@jordanelder2627]

Seatbelts, bro

[@BUY_YOUTUB_VIEWS.986]

This deserves more views!