Commissioned Hero Medical MKX Tricorder build (VIDEO)

[Tripper]

I was tasked with creating some build instructions for Stapleton's MKX Tricorder kits so I have photos of the whole process. I'll be compiling them along with a detailed diagram for assembling the electronics into a printer friendly PDF. I'll make that available here either later today or tomorrow. In the mean time have a look at one of the builds done for a member here that was included in the instructions. These were painted using my one and only remaining can of original 7173 and the color matches my screenused boomerang phaser perfectly. I only took 2 photos cause I want you guys to head over and watch the full 1080 HD video of this prop in action! The password is TR590: WATCH THE VIDEO HERE

 

[Trekguy]

Alex, THAT is freakin AWESOME!

I thought you got out of the prop building business. I hope your back! I still have the comm that needs built.

 

[TruBlood]

For some reason when I try to watch the video I get green static.

 

[Tripper]

Alex, THAT is freakin AWESOME!

I thought you got out of the prop building business. I hope your back! I still have the comm that needs built.

Thanks! I'm not back, merely finishing up what's owed to people from awhile back. I've got 5 days left of prop building time.


TruBlood, that's odd. It's just a simple Flash video. What browser are you using?

 

[TruBlood]

Its IE

 

[ecl]

Wow this is just incredible!!!

 

[robn1]

Awesome job Alex!

The vid played fine for me in IE, but not FF. FF5 has been giving me problems with Flash and Quicktime.

 

[kysupernatural]

NOT ONLY would I think those were screenused...I'd almost swear they actually WORKED.....meaning a real working tricorder recording data etc, AMAZING!!! :thumbsup

 

[Chronos]

Absolutely gorgeous!!! :love

Medical Marx X Tricorder is probably my favourite Trek prop. I envy this one's owner!

 

[Tripper]

Thanks guys, glad you all like them. Almost done putting together the PDF instructions.

 

[StarTrek101]

I've always had a soft spot for the Mark X tricorder. Very nice build. Looks very sleek.
Well done!