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I know you build dioramas with toys. It looks Awesome!!!! I find it relaxing to build plastic scale models and building them along with a diorama for them to go into as well.

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Can you send me the 3d model from the room that you showed on the pc

Very cool

How did you make the bith alien heads? Are those masks?

2024 any updates on this??

Veri cool 😮

Where the heck do you find the game list for that consule? Gotta have Tempest.... and Asteroids!

Love seeing the thought process for the greeblies . Totally makes sense to think about what it could be used for and not just throw things on the there and hope for the best

I just came across this and I have to say that I LOOOOOVE this idea so much! I can't wait to see it develop. (of course, now I'm also planning my own :D )

Oh Carrissa, if you want easy to use black versions of the clear angled spacers that you primered that terracotta color then painted black, then I used vacuum hose tube for my saber. 👍 You can cut it to whatever size you want for a black "vent" section near the emmiter with no painting required. It fits perfectly over 1 and 1/4 inch sink tube. I just cut 1 and 1/2 inch sink tube to go around it with a cut angled emmiter end for my saber.

Using mother boards as landscapes for decades.

New Patreon member and new to the group.... but just gotta ask.... where the heck do you source all of the Hard Drive spindles from for greeblies?????

um the smoke off solder is only from the rosin core witch is from pine rosin

If someone wants to 3D print greeblies but is still learning to 3D model, McMaster-Carr has tons of 3D STEP files. There is some pretty good stuff there. It is also a good source for skilled 3D modelers. Maybe you have mentioned this in a previous video? Great video! It's always fun to watch someone's creative process.

Amazing work as always. I love those scored pieces. Wife is a Star Trek fan and I love Star Wars and we are making a geek sci fi room. I figure I can do something in between the two by making it more galactic empire style vs rebel weathered style.

How to add lights to something. Step 1: Buy them.

Great video as always! How much space do you devote to greeblie storage? That tends to be one of my bigger blockers from getting into full scale stuff more often, I just don't have the space to store a bunch of greeblies. I'd love to see a follow-up shop tour/storage video sometime for some inspiration. 🙂

I love greeblies, greeblies are awesome and they make any project a more realistic look, thanks for this geek-e-cation 👏👏

Always great to pop into the Smugglers Room!🎉

What’s clear is that you don’t understand the term greeblies. You don’t make them or extract them from household objects. Greeblies are solely the constituent parts of commercial model making kits, commonly of the styrene variety. That’s it. Like so many you’re bastardising and dumbing down the definition.

Where do you get the plastic tubes from?

Printers, old VHS video players and old keyboards are a treasure trove of bits.

Geek-e-cation is BACK!! Always down for this! Thanks!

Another great greeblification education.

I like it when you go back to your roots of the content and the channel, and the geek-a-cation is one of my favorite pieces of content! Thanks so much for this!

Love the Geek-e-cation videos, and I totally agree that every piece should lend to the story behind the overall presentation you're making. Now that I'm settling into a house where I have a little space to work on and store projects, I'm eager to begin adding little bits of random tech to everything I build for our basement and my office.

How did you 'glue/screw/etc' all of those parts into the board?

Looks good.

Inspiring video as always!!

Love the build Brian and you could call those central parts "Electromagnetic Field Stabilizers " for Chucky. Just a thought

Another inspiring video! Great stuff, Brian!

Fantastic bro!! Greeblification is probably my favorite part of any build! Thanks for sharing your insights into picking the right pieces.

I get what you're trying to do, but IMHO, you go way too overboard with trying to stuff a 'greeblie' in every visual section of a display. Looking at the majority of walls in SW, there is typically a simple panel, maybe two -- but when you see the panel, it isn't stuffed with 83 pieces of random bits and bobs. It has a lot of blank space, a couple of buttons, maybe a droid socket, and a couple of static lights.

Thank you for talking us through your process. It brought an “a ha” moment for me.

Nice vid and ideas Any more of the viewer question vids coming soon?

you are a greeblies genius and I love this video !

How thick is your acrylic you use the most? And where is the best place to buy it?

Very nice. I'd love to know how much misc junk AKA stuff, you have stored so you can find just the right parts. I'm a mechanic and have a fair bit of space dedicated to that so I'm certainly not one to judge. As always, thanks for sharing.

This is a great video, but now I feel like I need to go curb shopping for parts. I mean, more parts😜

Awesome video! Love seeing the process of choosing whether a greeblie is “worthy” of being included in the project.

The concept of telling a story through greeblies as the key to prop design is just perfect. Your simple insights are in reality the master keys you just keep handing over to us. Thank you, for sharing.

would you show your process of attaching each part?

I feel geek-a-fied with today’s geek-a-cation. I’m glad you’ve resuscitated the Geek-a-cation series. The art and science of the application of greeblies is a wondrous thing. I can’t wait till you finish up the build. I know the build video is going to be EPIC. One could possibly even say…WIZARD!

Hi love your channel! Can you share your 3D print model for add it to the store for a light switch toggle? In one of your videos where you make a Star wars light switch cover it looks like there's a 3D vent printed to go over a toggle switch.😊

Got a short story. Had a playstation 3 stopped working, took it apart found some good stuff for my gonk, my brother comes to my shop and starts screaming it was easy to fix that playstation just some silicone, well not now.

Woohoo Geek-a-cation is back!!!!

To me, this is the most fun part of building Star Wars props. Finding, saving and making greeblies. You do a great job of explaining your process for using them. Inspiring, as always!

I honestly can't remember where I heard the following definition of what a Greeblie is nor who said it, so to whomever it was, I thank you because I've used it often to explain to non prop and costume builders why I collect the random stuff I do. "A greeblie is something that looks like something that does something".