1:1 Millennium Falcon Cockpit Replica - Group Build
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Thanks, Y! The painting and weathering has been so much fun.
ok... two more sneak peek photos (EDITED) : )
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Gorgeous work.
Thanks, SB! Appreicate it! It feels good being back!
I agree, K! Thanks so much.
shaunsheep
Sr Member
That definitely belongs in a museum
LOL! When you get around to printing me some greeblies, old man!
Thanks, S! Much appreciated!. WAIT... me or the ship?
IzzyMel
Sr Member
Wait what?LOL! When you get around to printing me some greeblies, old man!
Who's old? What happened to the ones I sent you? Don't tell me you lost them Old Man. Let me know what you need. I've got your back. But don't ask for a brain. I'm not the Wizard of Oz. Can't preform miracles you know.
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I didn't lose them... I just can't remember where I put them...Wait what?
joberg
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Rusty Gunn
New Member
Hi SofaKing. I'm confused.
I had a look at your Youtube channel and you had a Millenium Falcon cockpit but the video list refers to a YT300. Have you built two replicas? What is a YT300?
You've possibly already explained this but there's over 500 pages!
Sorry for the thick questions.
Jim.
I had a look at your Youtube channel and you had a Millenium Falcon cockpit but the video list refers to a YT300. Have you built two replicas? What is a YT300?
You've possibly already explained this but there's over 500 pages!
Sorry for the thick questions.
Jim.
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Hey Jim,
Thanks for checking out the thread and channel! No worries at all - things do get a bit confusing! I am building several projects. 99% of the 500+ pages here on this RPF thread are focused primarily on the Full Scale Millennium Falcon Cockpit I started WAY back in 2012. The other projects scattered about are a 1/4 and 1/6 scale Falcon cockpit(s) and the 1/6 scale project that I have called the YT-300 - this is a ship of my own design.
Both the RPF and the YouTube channel changed focus when the I teamed up with a prop company called Real Movie Toys in Dallas, TX. For almost 2 years the cockpit was on the convention circuit - which was a lot of fun and a huge success! But the cockpit was out of my hands so I couldn't make the regular updates that everybody was used to so I started the other Star Wars related projects. Whether fortunate or not, Covid hit and conventions came to a grinding halt. The cockpit sat in a warehouse and no forward progress was being done so we deiced to bring the cockpit back home. A LOT of updates are on the way re: the full scale build and I couldn't be more excited!
I hope that made sense?
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Wait... what were we talking about?That's the problem: old age sucks big time Greg. Happens to me all the time
joberg
Legendary Member
Thanks, Carl!I don't know anymore Steve
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