Star Wars: Inside the Tantive 4

[@Halfscreen]

This is my first attempt at recording my own voice, so I do apologize ahead of time if my enunciation isn't spot on. I'm used to recording other VO but never thought I would have to do one myself.

[@damienlemongolien5303]

dude it's so much better than the synthetic voice, hats off for having the courage of trying it!

[@damienlemongolien5303]

what softwares did you use for the 3d modeling/animation/rendering?

[@Halfscreen]

@@damienlemongolien5303 I basically used 3DS max for modeling and rendering.

[@laplio2897]

A couple parts were pretty hard to understand but if you do it enough you'll get better, apart from that, good job!

[@fingerjack]

I understood every word and well written.

[@erickfortmann7561]

When I was a kid I thought the ship was Leia’s because the front of the ship looked like her head with the buns.

[@jonnykindasucks5215]

@Caspian Drew BOT

[@jonnykindasucks5215]

@Conner Marley BOT REPLYING TO BOT TO BOOST CREDIBILITY

[@petesolo70]

I thought I was the only one who thought that.

[@BigBossMan2000]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Nervisor23]

@@jonnykindasucks5215 NOT A BOT LOL.

[@mynamesnotdan]

the high pitched chirps in the video made me paranoid of my smoke alarms losing their batteries

[@Halfscreen]

lol, at the time, the smoke alarm was at unreachable spot (25 feet up the ceiling), and I got used to it. Have to hire a professional to replace the battery.

[@brianbrantner]

Just watched this episode and I have to say that the way you tied in "A New Hope" to the actual areas of the ship put the scenes into a whole new perspective. BRILLIANT!

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks for the comments Brian!

[@captnwinkle]

Don't wanna be a poopy pants. But on the side of the ship, where the shields generator is, you can see an access hatch on the bottom level, but in the movie Vader access thru the main corridor on the mid level. What am I missing here?

[@michaelwoodman8376]

There are so many different schematic books and such. I've seen 2 different schematics of the Millennium. It all differs......depending on who saw what and what u want it to be.

[@texmiley5893]

Agreed!

[@StarWarsExpert_]

Awesome!

[@spencerstrickland5266]

6:06 Don't be self-conscious about your voice. There are so many languages and accents in the world and you are just using the voice you were born with👍 The Lore Master is another Star Wars channel and he has an accent. We all do.

[@ianmunkyg1026]

Agreed 👍

[@shuthemoody]

Natural voice > text to speech, all day every day.

[@RoverIAC]

I thought the voice was quite good and natural.

[@spencerstrickland5266]

@@RoverIAC Yes. It's his natural voice.

[@SOBIESKI_freedom]

You are absolutely wrong about that! I am the only one in the world that doesn't have an accent and everyone else does!! So there!! 😁

[@stardude2006]

I’ve always loved the design of the Blockhade Runner. It seems like a real functional spacecraft , especially the big fuel burning engines. 😎

[@Halfscreen]

Great point!

[@BotBoy-un3pz]

You should change that smoke alarm battery my man

[@Halfscreen]

it was replaced a long time ago.

[@alerion7]

I always want to hear artists talking about their work rather than a machine. Your work is awesome and your voice is perfect, dude.

[@Halfscreen]

Maybe down the road since I have tons of work, traditional and digital.

[@mikem4259]

I always had the impression this ship was bigger than it is. good job on the interior

[@Cirrus4000]

Same here. I don't think it looked large enough for all those crew/passengers and all internal scenes during Episode 4. I think the video was well done though.

[@jacobsetser4669]

Lol Lego Star Wars had me thinking that too

[@s.anthonyulibarri2488]

The ship is much bigger in the interior. This cut-out was not a good job it was a horrible design with no thought to scale. Where are all the hallways that storm troopers and rebels had to fight down? Seriously you think it took that many troopers that long to hunt Leia down if this was what the interior actually looked like? This was a real lazy attempt at drawing the interior of the ship. - If it is such a good design, show me where the crew quarters are for the 40+ crew. Not only quarters but facilities, Galley, Dining, Storage plumbing. He said that there are over 100 Passengers in this video, where are the passenger quarters? facilities? dining? Most of these cutouts are huge hallways. Those 4 cylinders cannot be the escape pods, even if that is directly from some Lucas official explanation. The scale is all wrong. They are more likely cargo containers.

[@Angry.General1461]

@@Cirrus4000 That's a lot of engines for that size of a ship! It doesn't seem that energy efficient running all of those at once!

[@genek2384]

@ S. Anthony Ulibarri: It’s capable of having more people on board. I doubt it was at full capacity during the Battle of Scarif or above Tattoine. It’s a good video that tied parts of the ship to events in Star Wars. If you can do better, please do.

[@brettsalter3300]

I can only imagine my 12 year old self having just seen Star Wars, (when collecting Star Wars bubble gum cards was about the most 'after-content' available), and thinking that this sort of detailed analysis of the ships and robots would be available, what's more on a high definition LCD screen, in my own loungeroom? 46 years later! It would have been more science-fictiony at the time than the film itself! Thank you Halfscreen!

[@NehemiahDC]

Change your smoke detector battery.

[@omarbaba9892]

What

[@histguy101]

​@@omarbaba9892CHIRP

[@fkmknudsen]

​​@@omarbaba9892 You can hear it beeping multiple times throughout the video. A smoke detector beeps when the batteries need to be replaced.

[@TheHeroRises]

Lol, jeez dude! Who cares? What if it’s a super cool parrot that imitates sounds it hears on the internet? Or some amazing homies playing bball and their shoes are squeaking on his indoor court? Or it’s an alarm signaling some bitches are being a bitch on a cool vid and their vaginas are bleeding and need tampons. God bless.

[@deloceanophoto]

Loved that you used your own voice! Great vid.

[@Halfscreen]

I hope to get better with time.

[@mrquirky3626]

I remember reading somewhere that the model and design of the Tantive 4 was originally supposed to be the Millennium Falcon during the early production of the movie. Later the Millennium Falcon was redesigned to be the iconic style he all know and love today and this model was then repurposed as Leia's ship in the opening scene. It's why the model for the Tantive was much larger and more detailed than the physical models they used for the Star Destroyer because they assumed they were going to need it for more scenes.

[@technomikelyons]

Yes it was because "Space: 1999" came out on TV, and it was realized that the original Falcon model looked too much like the Eagle. So they designed a new Millennium Falcon, and the original model became the familiar blockade Runner, Tantive IV.

[@DrWhom]

Yeah, the redesign was prompted by the Eagle space craft from Space:1999 which it would resemble too much.

[@JC-oq5ex]

It was much worse than a Tantive and I'm glad they redesigned it, the asymmetrical hull is iconic and probably the highest selling toy of the bunch.

[@martok2112]

@@JC-oq5ex I also believe that the original design of this ship (pre-Tantive IV, with the hammerhead resembling more what would become the cockpit of the Millennium Falcon in the final film) was repurposed in the EU to be the Corellian Gunship.

[@Race353]

Yes.

[@TintoyChuo]

Tantive 4 is my favorite ship & thanks for making this video, really love it.

[@BlackieNuff]

Amazing. This "little vessel" turned out to be a lot larger than I expected. I love the cut-away peeks inside - it really puts things in perspective.

[@TheDutchGuy110]

from a certain point of view

[@mega6076]

I know right

[@PatoChu]

its actually much bigger than this, this is not scaled. A person should be more than twice as small as shown

[@garyhorsburgh1924]

Your voice is absolutely fine, I really like your content. Keep it coming

[@Halfscreen]

Thank you! Will do!

[@alphateam4380]

Got agree with you on that one

[@cygnus618]

My favorite ship in all of Star Wars. Great video.

[@Halfscreen]

Thank you very much!

[@73ocampo]

This is my favorite ship of all time, thank you for this segment and review. It was great!

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Affirmbuttress]

You’re really great at 3D modeling. Thanks for showing us your work.

[@Halfscreen]

My pleasure 😊

[@briandain8432]

And your videos are among the absolute best!!

[@TheHamno]

The Tantive IV is truly a classic, thanks for making this video. Btw, thought your voice work was solid. Good job!

[@Halfscreen]

Thank you too!

[@gearthehuman2115]

Wow, this ships is perfect for being a mobile house, thanks, @Halfscreen. This is one of my favourite ship

[@Halfscreen]

It would be fantastic if actually existed. The design is excellent.

[@gearthehuman2115]

@@Halfscreen and i think the design would aerodinamic in real life

[@Halfscreen]

@@gearthehuman2115 that is a valid point.

[@gearthehuman2115]

@@Halfscreen oh yeah, what ship do you think is perfect for being a mobile house or a mobile base?

[@Halfscreen]

@@gearthehuman2115 I really don't know. Never thought about it.

[@rogerarmstrong3573]

You know I heard that beep from your smoke alarm an I started looking around to see which alarm in my house had a low battery lol. Nice one. An I loved your video

[@Halfscreen]

The smoke dector is about 25 feet up in a location I can't reach.

[@a.j.e4349]

Great in depth video!! Probably THE most underrated ship in the Star Wars universe and like you said yourself pal it's the Very first ship you see from 1977! I've got the Hasbro corridor the Lego full version of this specific ship. Forget your X wings and The Fighters the Tantive IV is the end all and be all of Star Wars. Keep up the good work pal and stay safe!

[@Halfscreen]

Couldn't agree more!

[@MrDominusttan]

The Man, the Myth, the Legend himself has finally graced us with his voice xD No more listening to AT-AT's narrate HalfScreen videos

[@Halfscreen]

Appreciate the love!

[@nikolakrgovic391]

So the voice over is a lot better then before. Also, the visual content is great, I've never seen the level of detail on KZbin! Now, the voice-over could be better, but I suppose this will come with the narrator speaking a bit slower, it's better towards the end of the video. All in all very, very good! Keep it up!

[@Halfscreen]

@@nikolakrgovic391 Well, I will keep that in mind in the next video. Thanks.

[@nikolakrgovic391]

@@Halfscreen Thank you for doing this - it's amazing!

[@Halfscreen]

@@nikolakrgovic391 Glad you enjoyed it!

[@edcliffe2988]

I like these videos, because they demonstrate what all this stuff IS. It lends itself well to not having to suspend disbelief when we are made to understand that there are simple, explainable reasons why all this sci-fi stuff works. As for the work that went into making this video, it is greatly appreciated.

[@Halfscreen]

In my previous job, I have to create an animation to explain complex mechanical design that was too difficult to explain with words and through PowerPoint presentation. Thank for watching!

[@edcliffe2988]

@@Halfscreen I spent 3 years as an AutoCAD draughtsman for a fire protection company. All I had to do was use 2D and forced perspective. Nothing near as good as what I'm seeing here, but enough to know what must go into the work.

[@Halfscreen]

@@edcliffe2988 I think when you have some basic knowledge of CAD and 3D modeling, you will develop a stronger appreciation for those who are really good at modeling and animation.

[@SeanMoran-byron67]

Awesome video! Awesome narration! It's nice to hear you!

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you enjoyed it! Hope to do better with time.

[@resofactor]

You've done a great job narrating and cutting/splicing the tactical overlays. And matching footage and cutscenes! Great job!

[@Halfscreen]

I spent 3 years working on a 7 hours long online training animations for my previous job. I should be "good" at it. 😂

[@resofactor]

@@Halfscreen Cool. Maybe I should consider hiring you for jobs ;) This was a great fancut showing the Corvette. Love it!

[@mortgoldman8341]

Once again a masterpiece of 3D modeling through time and effort. You never cease to amaze me each video you make.

[@Halfscreen]

Thank you very much! I'm a detail freak.

[@phukhue289]

As always a fantastic video! I can't begin to imagine the hours of technical animation that goes into each of these, so thank you and keep up the great work!

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@rebel4047]

duuude, great job. keep it up, the fact that you share some of your personality by talking makes it even better :D

[@Halfscreen]

Hey, thanks!

[@ncdevildog]

I love you content, and really enjoy them more now that you are voicing them. It adds a layer of authenticity and genuine fandom to the viewing that I think is amazing. I've only come across your channel in the last couple of weeks, but hearing you speak your truth at the end of this video made me a real fan. Thanks so much for the effort you put into it!

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you like them!

[@rinimand]

Wholeheartedly agreed. We're all critical of our own voices, but you shouldn't worry about how you sound. It's clear and well-paced.

[@DAClarkism]

Awesome video and great voiceover work! Seeing your explanation for the Tantive-IV ship actually causes the scale of Star Wars to make so much more sense now!

[@oldmoo5536]

This is my favourite Star Wars vehicle ever - thanks for making the vid!

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you liked it!

[@canaanli2945]

Great video! I love the diagrams. There's another channel that I watch where the guy used to speak with poor enunciation. But he quickly improved in just a year by doing videos and now his English is really really good. Recording your voice is an ecellent way of discovering your weak points. It's also how singers analyse their own voice to pinpoint areas that need fixing. I say keep it up with your voice recordings since it'll be really benefitial for you. And it gives your channel the personification that belongs to you. something you wont get with a robot voice over. Watched a lot of your vids already and thoroughly enjoying it so please keep making them!

[@outboundprojectworkshop1270]

Amazing model. Amazing animation. Amazing script. Amazing voice.

[@Halfscreen]

I really appreciate it. writing, editing, modeling, researching, and doing the VO isn't exactly easy thing to do as an individual.

[@mrV1et]

Your channel is blowing up! Keep dishing out the animations!

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks! Will do!

[@rpimjada1549]

Very good video. Thanks for the info. I like this ship and it was the first ship in view for Star Wars.

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@andykopgod]

Rrally enjoyed that, i have the Star Wars Cutaway books, but the detail and graphics on yours are 1st class, hope we see more vehicles 👌💪

[@Halfscreen]

More to come!

[@dadian803]

Dude this is better than the synthesized one. Do continue!

[@mysoulwanders]

Glad your confidence is up. Text to speech is jarring. Your real voice sounds much more fluidic. Keep up the good work!

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks!

[@morgan97475]

Cool stuff. Looking forward to more.

[@Halfscreen]

More to come!

[@TheJorgSacul]

This ship should have been included in the first round of model kit releases back in 1978, and still they haven't gotten the clue. A nice 1/144 scale kit to go with the Bandai Millennium Falcon. It would be a perfect desktop size!

[@mikeyb4610]

Another brilliant & informative presentation..... full of interesting facts & historical details .... your voice is perfect because it’s a part of YOU ..... never ever forget that li’l bro ... you have amazing talents & the ability to express them here in a clear & entertaining format ..... so please continue... as YOURSELF.... that’s why we all keep coming back for more ..... #StayStrong #JustBeYourself #Halfscreen

[@Halfscreen]

Thank Mikey, I was coming to term of using my voice, even my family pointed out it has to be me, not anybody else.

[@mikeyb4610]

@@Halfscreen that’s ok li’l bro .... you did the right thing using your own voice .... it’s your work & you should be super proud and own it 💪😊.... #AimHigh #Halfscreen

[@Benjy_Boy__]

i look forward to these videos because they are very interesting! keep it up!

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks! Will do!

[@fretboardmaster70]

A great job and very detailed

[@minicle426]

I remember thinking how much this ship looks kind of like a clenched fist.

[@RideAcrossTheRiver]

The more you tighten your grip ....

[@jedidrummerjake]

I love this channel so much! Fantastic stuff!

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@isaac9503]

I’ve just found your channel from the inside the at-at video It’s extremely underrated! (Also I subbed)

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks!

[@thegaminglevi130]

@@Halfscreen subbed as well but after like 3 videos the venator got me if I'm being honest I'm loving the inside star wars videos

[@Halfscreen]

@@thegaminglevi130 I must be doing something right.

[@thegaminglevi130]

@@Halfscreen hey I'm a Huge republic loyalist soo you got my likes with anything republic lol

[@DanBennett]

I love the cut-aways!

[@Argonova]

46 crew, 39 officials, 100 passengers... Unless they all pack sleeping bags and bunk on the floor of the corridors, I don't think so!

[@lothean2099]

I think that's for a modified carrier. We still didn't see the other side of the ship

[@fallspeed]

Did I miss the location of the main door where the stormtrooper boarding party entered?

[@Jack_Stafford]

@@fallspeed I have wondered this for a long time. None of it seems to match the interior layout of the corridors or where they later show the bridge or the access hatches. It's like the people that designed the exterior had no communication with the people that designed the interior, the complete opposite as the Millennium Falcon where everything can kind of be made to make sense.

[@fallspeed]

@@Jack_Stafford Obviously there was no thought given to any of this when they made the first film, because most of the spaceship models were put together from various random pieces from model kits they bought at hobby stores. They never imagined that people would make videos like this.

100 passengers my ASS!

[@RangerAvL]

Excellent video shorts, love them!!

[@Halfscreen]

More to come!

[@merlinsrobe4621]

For viewers who are puzzled by the seemingly low speed of 950 km/h, this value is supposed to refer to the ship's speed when traveling in an earth-like atmosphere, not the speed it achieves in space, which is obviously far greater.

[@zekehunter2473]

That's still too slow. You need about 40,000 kph to escape an earth-like planets atmosphere.

[@Scar-Predator]

@@zekehunter2473 but that's not the speed for going through an atmosphere. That's for being in an atmosphere.

[@Mabra51]

@@zekehunter2473 km/h, not kph

[@TheFrenchBaguettes]

@@Mabra51 km/h is the correct one but kph work fine

[@Daniel-Strain]

@@zekehunter2473 Star Wars ships have antigravity repulsors in addition to thrusters. That's why they don't need to blast their thrusters so violently to take off like modern real life rockets do. They can just gently lift into space, with the thrusters only adding to speed as desired. That's also how Star Destroyers are able to hover over cities.

[@Sidsidsidsids]

Unintentional ASMR. Your narration is excellent!

[@Halfscreen]

Wow, thank you!

[@stephenbland2111]

A little known fact no one ever seems to cover, is the name Tantive (Tan-ta-vee) 4 originated from the radio adaptation of the original Star Wars movie (then re titled Episode 4) written by well known science fiction author, Brian Daley, who also went on to pen 3 Han Solo books.

[@markcruz359]

so you're saying he is pronouncing it correctly? I've been pronouncing it the wrong way my entire life as "Tan-teev"

[@elmeric7086]

Awesome clip and awesome ship.

[@kenelisseou9944]

After seeing the interior, I kinda have to wonder where they would put up to 185 people. There doesn't seem to be much room devoted to crew and passenger accomodations.

[@Mimonsi]

That's what I also thought. Maybe there is space for 39 crew, and the 100 passengers cannot really live there, but rather be transported for short periods of time. I also didn't see any catering/cooking floor to maintain the crew.

[@TheRezro]

@@Mimonsi So it is like Musk Starship plans 😂

[@twrecks4598]

Everyone has to “hot rack”

[@Halfscreen]

I usually based my model on the Star Wars' cross-references book.

[@heidiwilks5316]

I've noticed the same with the Star Destroyer -- nowhere near enough room inside for it's allocated crew size. They must carry most of their crews in dehydrated format :P

[@samwu8647]

Your narration sounds perfectly fine and 100x better than listening to the AI. I'm subscribing just for this

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks, I was against it originally but when these animations started to blowing up, I have to break out of my comfort zone. Thank for subscribing.

[@BCB77B]

What animation software are you using? It looks excellent.

[@Halfscreen]

I'm currently using 3DS max. thanks 😁

[@rustyneedles3743]

Oh dude, your voice is SOOOO much better :) thanks ... the videos were great before, but even more so now, cheers for the great content.

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you like them!

[@outboundprojectworkshop1270]

I am a simple man. I hear a real voice, then I sub.

[@ModMax69]

me too

[@angaatkeeda7971]

Quite eager for this one.. Superb videos! Keep it up!

[@Halfscreen]

More to come!

[@angaatkeeda7971]

@@Halfscreen As always, your detailed animations make me want to stare at the ships for hours! You're a gem! Awesome video!

[@Halfscreen]

@@angaatkeeda7971 Thanks...I'm just trying to get out of my comfort zone.

[@ozlozano9470]

It is understood the limitations involved with making your videos. I would hope the intelligence of your viewers would allow them look passed any of that. Thank you for the content. It is hard to believe that corvette Tantive 4 would be big enough to sleep that many crew and passengers. Unless the crew shared bunks and hot bunked like the Navy does on ships. I would love to see someone do a full size recreation that we could walk-in.

[@ThePlasticGeneral]

That was the best one yet for me!

[@RedHeadKevin]

Props for the correct pronunciation of "Tantive." The only time it's heard out loud is in the old Star Wars Radio Drama, and it is pronounced "Tantavee"

[@joshpotter9261]

The radio drama is wrong. According to phonetics the 'e' at the end is silent. The radio drama also pronounced IV, the Roman numeral 'four' as "eye-vee" so don't put any stock or consider that any sort of authority.

[@Sneemaster]

Personally I dislike the pronounciation of "Tantavee" but I'm old and crusty.

[@joshpotter9261]

@@Sneemaster ditto, which is why I use the rules of actual English phonics.

[@Jack_Stafford]

This is a fictional word in a fictional universe. And it has been verified as TAN-ta-VEE . I can't imagine it any other way, saying TAN-tive is jarring. Saying it the correct way actually gives it a bit of elan and grace. There are many instances where words in English end in e and it is not silent. Me free anime karaoke pedigree cafe more (as in customs) coffee applique fiance gefilte ladke sortie soiree puree Porsche namaste Cherokee Chile filigree protege risque resume. And Wookiee. Some of these words are foreign sourced, but that does not mean they are not also English words that have been assimilated in day-to-day life and correct pronunciation. It's even more prevalent in proper nouns like people's names. (Jesse Renee Dante Cece Kanye.) How do we know the first king of Alderaan was not named Tantive ? This is a settled matter, it has been confirmed, in Cannon, that the way it was pronounced in the Star Wars radio drama and innumerable audio books and games is correct. Many of us used to say CorusKant, even George Lucas did, before the silent c pronunciation was resolved for episode 1. I stopped pronouncing it that way. It is a virtue to admit when you are wrong and to adjust one's behaviour accordingly. We also know what the Star Wars is not follow normal American pronunciation, typical grammar or spelling for many words, Alderaan Wookiee Coruscant Tatooine etc.

[@joshpotter9261]

@@Jack_Stafford nah the "verification" is wrong. Just because other people violate phonetics doesn't mean you should. Tan-ta-veeee eye veee is cringe and wrong, even if "they" think it's right. I'd bet that you probably say eighty-eighty too, when we all know that it is and always has been At-At as in 'hat'.

[@thegaminglevi130]

Another interesting and relaxing inside star wars Video I'm adding this to the playlist lol keep up the amazing work I can't wait to see any new ones maybe we go further into the republic navy and possibly even the ground forces and their armor and weapons

[@Halfscreen]

Yeah..but only one animation at time.

[@thegaminglevi130]

@@Halfscreen your the true hero my friend doing these amazing animations

[@Halfscreen]

@@thegaminglevi130 Good to know..I need some motivation to keep me going.

[@thegaminglevi130]

@@Halfscreen just keep up the good work the true fans will appreciate this as I do ignore the haters

[@Oscar_Lasco]

2:55 In the cockpit, you can see a rebel attempting T-posing to assert dominance on the enemy.

[@papayayeet9041]

yes, and he succeeded, the stormtrooper was overwhelmed by the dominance of the rebel t-posing, so the stormtrooper died.

[@thehikingcucumber3410]

Great video. I purchased the x wing miniatures Tantive 4. This video brought the model to life, thank you so much!

[@Halfscreen]

Glad I could help!

[@chrisbailey5147]

It sounds like your smoke detector needs a battery replacement :P

[@arwidboy9876]

Had me ask my dad about it

[@thejannerofplymouth3654]

I still can't believe how in depth the star wars universe is .... absolutely mind blowing 🤯

[@Mimonsi]

I feel like the ship's height being 49m and length being 129 doesn't really fit here - it looks way longer - but maybe that's just perspective. I was positively surprised by a real voice over this time, it was way more engaging and relaxing.

[@Halfscreen]

Yeah..It was a mistake to use text-to-speech but lesson learned.

[@Daedric16]

The Tantive IV is a CR90 corvette which are typically150m in length. However the officially stated length of the Tantive IV is 126m, so it is a customized, shorter version of the corvettes we typically see elsewhere in universe.

[@chrissonofpear1384]

@@Daedric16 Possible. Some stats say 492 ft / 150 metres, others say 415 ft and 7 inches (126.67 m) Either way, the INTENT is that the ROTS version/CR70, be 20 percent shorter, I think.

[@edp2260]

Good job. I always wondered what was inside.

[@Halfscreen]

Glad I could help

[@heintz256]

I still don't understand where exactly the stormtoopers are breaking in from since you can't see much in the exterior view.

[@DrWhom]

IT IS A STUPID STORY THAT MAKES NO SENSE AT ALL IT DOES NOT MATTER

[@kyleking284]

What a beautiful ship I've always tried to find a model, but couldn't. Thank you SO much for doing this video I have a better understanding about this ships overall design nice graphics!!

[@Halfscreen]

No problem 😊

[@ciphergalm1174]

many models exist you can find them online

[@davidnobre5660]

2:40 it's impossible that the ship is 49 meters high one of those measurements must be wrong if it was like that, then the lenght would be only 2.5 times bigger than the height and the ship, and it looks much longer than that for scale, imagine this if there was another Tantive IV facing down, with these measurements, the engine's height would be from the radar on top of the ship to the engines on the right that looks way too tall

[@Angry.General1461]

That's a lot of engines for that size of a ship! It doesn't seem that energy efficient running all of those at once!

[@andyc6356]

You did a great job this video…thanks for the break down on one of my favourite ships 😀

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@andyc6356]

@@Halfscreen what other ships do you plan to do?

[@Halfscreen]

@@andyc6356 I'm currently working on the enterprise voyager.

[@andyc6356]

@@Halfscreen looking forward to it

[@swanofnutella4734]

There are a ton of people out there who have terrible voices. You are not one. Your voice is fine and your accent is just shy of mild. We can understand you just fine. Carry on!

[@ModMax69]

he sounds like a person from the Star Wars universe! A proud member of the rebellion

[@briandain8432]

The Pre Hammerhead Bridge design on a much smaller scale was a brief idea for Han's Smugglers ship, prior to the Falcon we all know & Love.

[@D3LTAN00B]

Do you make the models yourself just based on cross-section books? These are really incredible and well detailed ships!

[@Halfscreen]

The exterior was downloaded, but the interior was customized since interior design doesn't exist.

[@GaryRicker78]

Lovin' the Star Wars videos. Keep it up!

[@Halfscreen]

I try to see if it possible to kick out a video per week, but it won't be easy.

[@emperorkalan]

Thank you! You pronounced the "e"! The first time the name was ever spoken it was in the adaptation of A new Hope to a radio drama, and that's how it was pronounced: Tan-ti-vee Four. Just about every other KZbinr who mentions it drops the "e" and pronounces it like "Tantiv".

[@Halfscreen]

At first, I thought it was pronounced Tan-Tive, but I have to watched several videos on KZbin to confirm.

[@cyborgbob1017]

I don't think you understand how big this ship was. It's longer than a full space shuttle on its belly, and taller than the tallest rocket booster, SuperHeavy, this thing is fucking MASSIVE!!

[@Halfscreen]

I think it's quite large even though the 3D rendering doesn't do it any justice.

[@ianalfonzo8226]

This is way different than the ship layout in star wars battlefront ...

[@pizzamonster975]

You have a great voice. And have made a great video. Thank you!

[@Halfscreen]

Thank you too!

[@danielchoi223]

I wonder how 100 passengers can fit in.. and the top speed of this ship is only 950 KM/ hr is kind of slow, comparing to a f16 fighter jet with 1,500MPH today.

[@winterfell9990]

exactly what i was thinking, that ship would have to be nothing but beds to accommodate for 100 passengers (and 40 crew)

[@s.anthonyulibarri2488]

and no facilities, no galley, no dining.

[@lookylookhere71]

Great video! I like your own voice, keep up the good work!

[@tonks1968]

Voice = perfect partner to a perfect video

[@millenniumf1138]

I'm really glad you started using your natural speaking voice. You sound like a nice person! I can't wait to see more from you on this channel!

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks the comments Millennium, its definitely something I have to get used to and to get out of my comfort zone.

[@lothean2099]

I love your animation and your voice is just fine. Its all for the love of star wars.

[@Halfscreen]

Thank for watching and the kind comment!

[@baron7755]

I love that you know how to pronounce Tantive correctly, so many get it wrong

[@BarrettL1970]

Dude, Let me do your narration...I'll do you credit and make you proud! Beautiful cutaways of the ship man...unexpected...well done sir!

[@Halfscreen]

I don't know if you have seen my inside-out concept animation. I really appreciate the comments and offering for narration. kzbin.info/www/bejne/g523p5VtZbN4psU

[@spacemanspiff3052]

Your voice is fine! Glad you used it in this video!!!

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks again!

[@steinfi3]

This was great, thanks!

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@businesswoofer]

that smoke detector beep tho lol

[@kiltmanm60]

Nice break down!

[@blitzblutz]

Great work!

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks!

[@quattobeast]

This is really great - thank you for showing where the different scenes from New Hope happened. the layout of this ship always confused me.

[@Halfscreen]

Thank you very much!

[@trevornelson3997]

Can’t wait to watch this, please do the slave one and mon calamari cruiser soon, but no pressure, I understand all of the demand you have been getting, keep up the amazing work, glad to say I hav been here since the beginning

[@Halfscreen]

The slave one is my next project. I need to have a good 3D model mon calamari before I can tackle it. thanks for being a fan!

[@zeng58]

You're voice is amazing!!! keep it up

[@Halfscreen]

Thank you! Will do!

[@alexprahauser3152]

Great job man

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks.