Working with Koolshade for Studio Scale Star Wars Models

Watch me get super stressed out working with a crazy expensive but completely necessary material that is all over Star Wars filming miniatures! In this case, the TIE Fighter. Pics of the finished build seen at the end of this video: roboterkampf.myportfolio.com/...
As always, please go to jasoneatonstudio.com for more!

[@chefhawk]

Looks amazing and I've always wondered what coolshade actually was after hearing about it all these years. Thanks for sharing

[@bryanslife7229]

Awesome paintings of Big Trouble in little China love that movie

[@ringodeathstarr9795]

I really like those big trouble in little china posters

[@bcostell69]

Nice , thanks for that .it looks so correct instantly

[@jimsmalleimb7709]

Excellent insight. Thank you!

[@olly7248]

Fantastic info and tutorial, thanks for doing this 👍🏻

[@ragingmando5956]

Just....WOW!!!

[@zamp6969]

Super cool!

[@StarWarsMoments]

That sounds nerve-racking. You have my compliments.

[@halfvader8015]

Love it. And all your vids. Always checking to see if there's something new. Cheers mate!

[@paulgertsch7105]

Great info 👍

[@Scott_A]

Awesome sauce 👌

[@mikegray7873]

Looks amazing!!!! I have a studio scale tie fighter model and real Koolshade! Can you please! Please! PLEASE! Do a video on how you construct the h-beam "equator" as you call it.. with what material you use.. and how? Please!!!?!

[@frankwire4348]

Dude - How did you make that rock - its so cool..... Sorry I had to after the FB rants Seriously though thanks for this... I doubt I'll ever get my grubby hands on some real Koolshade but it was very cool to see!

[@perello23]

c Congrats!!!!

[@NecronautDrummer]

Ugh, I just paid $900 USD for enough vintage stuff to do a 5' Falcon. Yikes indeed. Thanks for the video, I think i need to cut my own vents and was wondering how to go about it.