Hi Phil I watch all of your videos I injoy watching them I like it when it is long keep up the great work think you for the video,s you have a wonderful 👍😊 and great 😃👍 day be safe

Hey Phil, yet another enjoyable and fruitful build. You are making it look so easy! That is a sign of a good modeler. Very nice work, sir. The lighting, weathering, paint, and the interior mods really take the build to another level. You cracked me up a few times with this one. I loved the mystery piece that flew off the table… too funny. We have all been there. Btw… loved your head-mounted visor modeling show. Also, too funny. The Sonic Sabre. I hold my breath when you use it. Keep having fun, Phil. The longer you enjoy the process, the longer I can enjoy your channel and work.

I have been on the fence for that kit. I love how it was designed with the aesthetic from the original and your work here showed quite a bit on it. Great work sir. Thank you.

Phil you are perfect! : ) Love your videos and love your humor! Great build and you got great skill! Thanks for sharing! You always inspire me to be a better builder!

That 2 hours just flew by. Excellent work Phil. I especially like the interior

No need for therapy this week, just watched you instead. Great build and self effacing delivery.

That was a great build Phil, I've received some great products from Cozmic Scale Models. Nicely built, painted and lit! 🖖

This was the only other design from the original Galactica, aside from the Galactica herself, that was worth a damn. Marginally entertaining show and who didn't enjoy watching all those capable lady pilots? For me, this version of the kit is perfect-- a great rendering of a very nice design. Alas, bigger than a bread box. Which is not necessarily a deal-breaker for me, but in this case not enough love for the shelf space. But you-- well you've done some really nice work. I thoroughly enjoy your thought processes. As well as your mild self-deprecation. Always a sign of true inner turmoil (joke) or ultimate confidence. I would have handled the lighting a bit differently-- as warped as my eyesight is getting, I would have made a parallel circuit of wire ladder of nano-chips that would line the ceiling of both the crew compartment and the cargo bay below. Maybe add some tiny bits of tubing to hide the point-sourcyness and treat them as a series of down-spots. I would have also put some red lighting under the control consoles-- maybe even making the controls into light boxes and drilling holes in the top. A lot, sure. If that cargo hauler vehicle was solid-- either find the seam and crack it (dollars to doughnuts it was CA) or saw it in half. Then add lights, head light, top light bars and interior. A word about MEK-- it's not magic like cyanoacrylate which is. It not only needs some area to work quickly but even some setting time. Sure you can assemble slivers of styrene (and black sty is still sty) but since the contact area is small, it takes a bit longer. I'm delighted at the detail in this kit and you've brought it all out neatly. Still enjoy your glam shots. I'm gonna sign off with my usual griping about the color temp of either your lighting or camers. Too "hot" and you know what I mean. Crank down those babies to 4000K/up to 6000K or by gum, get some gels to warm things up-- a) you look dead b) the outdoor slashes of light are the giveaway, they're as hot as your interior lighting. That damn California lighting, you're closer to the equator and more nearly vertical sun angle. Hot hot hot.

Great build Phil! Live your videos and also the funny moments! Keep the good work going! Greetings from Belgium!

Another fabulous model form the Segal workshop - I suppose you could also use the Land-Ram as a battery box on this one... Anyway love it!

2 hours, I've been blessed. Phil I enjoy watching you and listening to you. You have a great style of presenting your videos. I grab a coffee, sit back and relax. Then enjoy your content. The model at the end looked fantastic. Battlestar was one of my favourite shows growing up. You have done the Colonial Shuttle Mark 2 justice . Thank you sharing this build Phil thoroughly enjoyed it

If the door at the back of the cabin is a pressure door then that could explain why no seats in the cargo bay, it might not be pressurized

So glad to see a new video uploaded - but every time you do a new project - I feel I have to add the subject to my stash... you got me hooked!

I actually do hear the sonic saber when it cuts. Surprised my 62 year old ears can hear it let alone the sound arriving on video. Maybe I need to get one of those ringers only teenagers can hera! Oh, and count me among the 4 who had no idea there were paint pens for figures.

another great model Phil your a better modeller than you give yourself credit for mate, don't know what you do with decals but in my humble opinion Keith's decals are second to non they are equal to better quality mass produced decals, again a great build love the longer video's could you let me know where you got the other decals from

Nice build of the Battlestar Galactica Shuttle! Greebles are a better description of adding extra detail to kits. I really like the design of the ships built for both Battlestar TV shows!

This looks like its going to be another great build! I only found your channel a couple of weeks ago and forgot to subscribe, just fixed that😀. I use to love BSG when I was a kid, Thanks for posting this build.

Hi Phil, the Colonial Shuttle Mark II, looks great...I always enjoy watching your builds. I stumbled across and old Thunderbirds 1965 episode, and thought about how much time, planning, and execution was involved in making a 1 hour episode. It looks like they used a lot of various scaled models, most with lights, and motors...they looked pretty technical for 1965. Have you built anything from the series, or were you planning on building one or more of the ships, possibly as a Diarama? Until next time...as always Be safe, Be Well, and Build Something.😊

Scale is scale; it the ship is supposed to be 72 feet and the kit is 12" then it's 1/72nd...etc, etc, etc...

This looks like a cool build too. I wonder what Keith from Cozmic will think of Wonderfest this year. Good job

I don't call the decals or dekals, I'm old school and call them transfers Phil