THE SPICE MUST FLOW 🪱 🐛

@Biggles369

6 ай бұрын

I was never here

@THX-1138.

6 ай бұрын

The resin must flow 😉

@nahshondavenport2726

6 ай бұрын

Who told who about the Spice Molange?

@taco2422

2 ай бұрын

the missionari protectiva must flow

Man, the entire time I just kept saying, outloud (to myself lol), "Damn that looks SO good!" and "God, thats SO SICK!" Really this is nicely done dude. A pleasure to watch from start to finish!

@idaemonplasmo

6 ай бұрын

Thank you. I appreciate it. I had it the same, primarily when one wing cracked while filming a stop-motion video. "God Damn" 😅

@johngrubb1590

6 ай бұрын

Full agreement great work.

@parkherenow

6 ай бұрын

기껏 3d기술로 프라모델 만들었어? ㅡ장남감 공장하려고? 타미야가 돈을 쏫이 붓믄데,,,, 새로운걸 해보시길,,,,다른일로 생계부터 해결하고나서,,,,

@volshebnikartmusic9782

6 ай бұрын

@@idaemonplasmo Perhaps Gods of Modelling decided to take "special scene Tax" for that scene with slow-motion. But I have to admit this is my favorite scene. Love it! Worth it! ;) Thanks again for sharing your process and inspiration. Good luck with next projects. Nik from Riga

@David.-_-

5 ай бұрын

Hes 'that good'

Ladies and Gentlemen, the future of modeling is here! Now we can fully build our own models with proper tools, that's absolutely insane, love the model too! Great attention to details!

Absolutely gorgeous build! Looks amazingly real! Thank you, David!

The ornithopter became an instant favourite of mine in terms of sci-fi craft. In no small part because Dune was an absolute masterclass in sound and visual design, which meant that the ornithopter was incredibly memorable. It is so cool to see one in physical form and your model is absolutely incredible. Once I have my own printer back up and running I think it will have to be on my to do list! Absolutely incredible work.

@markfergerson2145

6 ай бұрын

The Ornithopter (flapping wing aircraft) concept goes back to the nineteen thirties but no successful ones have been built because they shake themselves to pieces. Modern materials tech might make it possible but I don’t see anyone trying anytime soon. When Frank Herbert first published Dune he didn’t describe them in detail, leaving it up to the reader’s imagination. The film versions have indeed sucked until this latest version, and I think Herbert would be happy with it. Incidentally, the Corridor Crew channel did a video about how the wings were done for the movie. Surprise, they were not CGI! They literally did stop motion animation with physical models same as David did for the closing beauty shot. The film people added motion blur of course. Never seen a KZread modeler show an action shot of their models before. Very cool.

@robk5865

6 ай бұрын

They did a fantastic job on the 'thopters. It's no easy task making a flapping craft look mean and not like a toy dragonfly. The Baron looks badass this time. No moments with Sting strutting out of a pain amplifier wearing blue space underwear like the last one. 😅

I just wanted to say thank you for the inspiration. Last week I decided I wanted to make a build video relating to Dune on my channel and decided to make an Ornithopter, then I came across your video and you beat me to it! With amazing success I must add, and it inspired me to show a little more of the process of cleaning and preparing 3d prints on my own video. I'm not sure how I didn't found your channel before now, but I am happy I did and immediately subscribed. Congrats on all your success and looking forward to you hitting 1 million subs.

Two videos in under ten days? Hell yeah! Love your work❤

@idaemonplasmo

6 ай бұрын

Thanks. Now, it is going to be a small gap. I have more difficult projects on the table. 😅😅

You've done a fantastic job with this, and I'm very envious of the ability to 3D print something as awesome as this. The animation at the end was excellent.

AMAZING attention to detail and AMAZING stop motion work. This is my favorite video of yours!

@idaemonplasmo

6 ай бұрын

The stop motion was my first try ever, so I am glad you like it.

Beautiful work! I've loved the Dune saga for decades, and the ornithopters never looked right until this version. While the color scheme looks simple, it fits with standard military paint styles and the very subdued palette used by House Atriedes. Long Live The Fighters!

@Spasiboy

4 ай бұрын

ATERIDES! ATREIDES! ATREIDES!

Looks fantastic! I recently started using UV resin in builds and you can get some great gap filling by mixing it with talcum/cornstarch/baby powder if you have large gaps or layer lines to fix (like from a filament printer).

Thank you. As a sci-fi fan.. this brings so much joy. Hope you will do a diorama with it. And also hope you will do other vehicles from cult sci-fi movie

@idaemonplasmo

6 ай бұрын

The diorama would be only desert or dune.

@dxdx5638

6 ай бұрын

@@idaemonplasmo the harvester rescue scene would be epic

@Xartrid

6 ай бұрын

The spice must flow

@oldmanandthed2934

6 ай бұрын

there was an obscure early 1980s sci fi movie i believe called "Battle Beyond the Stars" ang Robert Vaughn had a ship that resembled a womans torso and had a female voice.... cheesy, i know but the ship was cool as hell and would make a great addition to a cult sci fi model collection

@soppdrake

6 ай бұрын

​@@oldmanandthed2934The ship is called "Nell". Fantastic Plastic do an all-resin kit in 1/144th scale 😊

I am loving the move to printed resin models. I have been printing for a while now, but mostly figures so this has given me some ideas and as usual, you have given me some inspiration with your beautiful builds. Shai huliud!

I have been watching your vids for a few years...this one, as are the others, was great! The animations at the end were incredible! Well done!

My Desert... My Arrakis.... My PLASMO.... -Baron Harkonnen

The Ornithopter looks really beautiful! Wow. Loved the video from start to finish and the resin glue trick works like a charm.

This Sci-fi model is absolutely flawless and perfect! Flicking awesome and great work!

This is a gorgeous build. The level of craft and loving detail is astounding.

What an absolutely cool model! Great job! I always enjoy it when I see your posted projects.

The ornithopter is the most mesmerizing job of technology mimicking biologicals in sci-fi to date IMO. I've always been a helicopter and wing in ground nut, so the ornithopter ticked my box perfectly. And as likely most of you have watched dragonflies in amazement. Their weight distribution, wing placement and even their eyes are for a super wide range of vision perfect for flight. Better I'd argue than raptors.

That's just COOL ,Always enjoy watching your builds there all so cool .Don't think I have ever seen you do anything Out of the box ,all your builds have that special touch of yours and this one is no exception looking forward to the next video you put out Thanks

Watching videos like this makes me realize I'm not using my printer to its full potential, Great work!!!

Definitely one of my favorite builds I’ve ever seen you do.

Another awesome vid, i really love those Ornithopter design!

Thank you Mr D. That just looks so good! The cockpit tint - I couldn't believe the difference it makes. An inspired idea which I will now steal. Thanks again, really enjoyed that.

Turned out awesome David!! This might be my favorite model you've done this year. 👍👍

Another outstanding build. Sir envious you have one of these. BTW...the slight yellow/gold tint in many aircraft windows is due to an extremely thin layer of gold applied between the glass panes to conduct electricity (windshield warming, etc.)

Thopters are literally my favorite design of an aircraft

Wow!!! A stunning paint job. I like the animated presentation. And the video greatly profits from the sound track.

Excellent wing animation at the end, found myself rewatching that bit a few times 👍

Thank you , David . 🐺 Loupis Canis .

Wow! Amazing build as always, but the stopmotion animation was the icing of the cake!

Damn, I made mine on my bday, glad you got it done as well. This design is MAGNIFICENT!

Absolutely beautiful! I've seen people take off the supports before curing, they tend to break away easier then.

That's going to look interesting with your collection of WWII aircraft and tanks! Really nice work, especially since you created it from scratch!

Fabulous! Great model from your own 3d prints and the finish works so well, lots of tips there. Plus the a animated.action at the end. Ace!

“Bless the Maker and His water. Bless the coming and going of Him. May His passage cleanse the world. May He keep the world for His people.” I loved the film, adore the books, played the original 'Dune' game way back in the day. The 'thopter has always been my most favoured thing. What an incredible build! I cannot even. Also, if the wings keep causing trouble, getting them FDM printed might be the way, as that will be a little less brittle and offer a bit of 'flex'.

A pleasure to see that model in your hands, someday i want to bring one to my channel, thank you for sharing this Ornithopter !

For resin prints it helps to soak the supported parts in warm water before removing them. It helps to soften them and make it easier to remove

Oh man, this is so cool! Beautiful build, keep em coming!

Amazing work and then the stop motion at the end 🎉 Like the tip on fixing seams with liquid resin and a UV light.

Well, I know what I’m printing tonight! Thanks for the tip about using UV resin for filling by the way, that’s going to be very useful!

Wow, you videos makes me want to get back to scale modeling again. I did some when I was younger

That is a gorgeous model, thank you for sharing your process.

This model should be in all fremen kids' rooms

Your models are so spectacular! I love watching them come together.

Outstanding, really outstanding. I have been a fan of Dune since I first read the book 30 years ago. I tire of nothing related.

Lovely model, great constructing, and cool stop animation!!

I just stumbled across your channel and I think your stuff is very, very cool. I remove my supports after washing. Wash them, put them in hot water, wait a moment and then they go away great. Then I harden everything. For filling I use resin with baby powder and a silicone/rubber brush. Personally I think it's just a normal brush...

WOW. IT WAS WORTH WAITING FOR STARTUP SEQUENCE. GREAT JOB ON ANIMATION AND SOUND!!!!!

1st class build there. Absolute attention to detail. great colour scheme.

Great model! And the time lapse effect at the end is great.

*Strange SF vehicle which looks similar to the first prototypes of helicopters, and great build!*

Spice must flow! Awesome looking model!

WERE MAKING IT OUTA DA DUNES WITH THIS ONE 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️

He who controls the spice! Controls the universe!

Love this design

A great model of a Dune Ornithopter. Very inspiring.

Great work as usual David! You probably get a million requests but I would love to see you build an F-14 at some point. Tamiya’s 1/48 version is great and I think you would have a lot of fun putting it together!

Amazing skill I'm never going to be able to match this but thank you for sharing as I like seeing your projects.

Bless The Maker And His Water

Outstanding.

Wow that dust effect is very convincing.

have not seen film yet but the ornithopter design is beautiful !! Great job on the model . best regards from Wales .

The wings moving animation at the end was great!

well done, now this is called labour of love.

Really awesome work. Enjoyed the stop action animation!

Спасибо огромное, потрясающая модель и качество видео, очень вдохновляет, что есть люди зарабатывающие на любимом деле!) Успехов вам, лайкнул и подписался)

Saw the movie in the theater in 1985. I walked out of it saying "what did I just watch"?😅 A few days later I found the paperback and "borrowed" it from my highschool library (forever). I have read it a couple of dozen times over the years and I am still as amazed today as I was back then...how Frank Herbert managed to cram 10,000 years of religion, empire, planetary strife, ecology, persecution and a messiah into 500 pages and make it such an incredible story. And I love watching the movie from the 80's and feel certain letdowns watching the current one because of it. 😅 That cheesy 80's version festered and attached itself to my brain stem. I would love to see someone print and paint a Sardukar figure from both versions of Dune.

I heard of a trick when it comes to plastic resin. When you use the plastic glue the stuff that melted slightly so they can bond together. If you take left over spews from plastic kits and put in an empty jar and put a little bit of that plastic glue in it, it'll melt it and make a slurry. Some people use that slurry to cover up cracks and scratches for plastic model kits. I can't remember the video unfortunately if you want to look it up on KZread

@michepouliot6664

Ай бұрын

Google "sprue goo".

Thanks for another Video brother. Always great seeing your work.

This is fantastic! I fell in love with this aircraft when I saw the film.

Holy shit……that’s astounding……I really need a 3D printer because there is no way that is ever going to show up as a plastic kit! Incredible work as always David……👌

@alun7006

6 ай бұрын

Kits of the Atreides and Harkonnen ornithopters have been announced by MENG. 😅 Still a very cool build.

The thumbnail alone is SICK!

Wow, so nice. I wasn't so enjoy the original design tbh, but somehow I really like your work!

Bloody incredible model David.... you are a genius.

Great video. The finished product really hit me. I can’t take my eyes off of the “Dragonfly”. It makes me think that this is a predator. I know it isn’t, but it just has that appearance. The fact the model allows the builder to extend or retract the wings at will is brilliant. As usual you did an excellent job. Your painting techniques are second to none. Great work.

@danytalloen

6 ай бұрын

Actually ; Dragonflies are predators. They primarily feed on other insects, such as flies, mosquitoes, gnats, and even smaller dragonflies. They are highly effective at capturing their prey in mid-air using their sharp mandibles and agile flight capabilities.

Love this! I'd like to do more interesting models like this - when I've made a dent in my stash that is lol

No one could accuse you of lack of attention to detail! Damn nice job!

Now that's an outstanding piece of work. Thank you for another stunning model David. Watching the video and listening to the soundtracks an idea came to my mind to built a vehicle from Homeworld:The desert of Kharak. A Coalition assault or artillery cruiser for example. Can it be one of your future projects if any of those is available for printing?

That's really cool. Nice job. I have FDM printer so I'm worried about printing those wings. But I can print it bigger if I want.

That is one AWSOME model! :o)

Your projects just keep getting better and better.😀

The vids on this! Also DUNE 2 coming out soon LETS GO

Really cool ! Especially appreciated the stop motion at the end ! Thanks

Amazing! Would you also consider doing the smaller ornithopter with the yellow glass that Paul and Lady Jessica take later in the movie?

This is so extra 🔥 you need a fleet of this, and the large transport ships too.

Animation at the end was epic. :)

Nádherný model. Perfektná robota.👍👍👍

A triumph, very well done David.

Outstanding! Your videos are a balm for (sometimes) frustrated modeller´s soul. Thanks for the next dose of inspiration, master Yoda :-) Btw what about M577 APC from the Aliens? That would be a heck of a machine and potentially a diorama.

Terrific job. I have the same model. Just started to print.

Marvellous work. The way you problem solve is incredible.

Fabulous! Great subject, beautifully done and presented!

Beautiful work! Congratulations!

Yes! The Ornithopter. So cool.

I am very impressed with the 3D printers! And as always, Your skills as a "Master"Modeler Sir! This is a most unique and compelling design. I really like it. Thank You so much for sharing it with Us here on the tube, It is ever the pleasure to watch You build, Looking forward to the next video. Later

outstanding work considering the mechanical complexity.

The ornithopter from Lego 😍😍😍😍👍💪🤙 Your ornithopter nice 👍

The Kwisatz Haderach of scale modeling.