Really miss his videos. 😞

Merci.

Yeah, I think most of the video is describing all the 'extras' I threw in than actual kit building. But I thought that making an instructional video was fitting for Chris. Thanks for watching.

Thanks. I still with the kit included one figure to make the room more realistic.

Less wiring than doing an Enterprise D. 😉

@@dariosmodelbuilds So true :)

Those candles were tougher than you think. I cut them out of some stretched sprues I had and they kept flying off or falling onto the carpet monster every time I thought I had two fairly similar thickness candles. This was repeated again when I tried to get two matching candle bases from thicker sprues. If I could have found something that was the approximate size of a plate I was going to try to make a bowl of fruit to put between the candles. Had to give up on that idea. 😳

I've been there also trying to make similar pieces and one flies off into oblivion.

I'm assuming that Crayola just contracted out the kit to Revell at the time. If you look closely at the Crayola box you will see a smaller Revell logo. Good luck with lighting up your model and hope to see whatever you have planned on your channel.

No apologies necessary. Thanks for hosting the "Classic Plastic 101 Hangout" which allows Chris' videos to live on. Chris is gone but will not be forgotten and those videos will allow newcomers to the hobby experience his many contributions.

As I explain in the video, this kit was put out by Crayola at some point as a tie-in to the kiddie version of the movie. I can only assume that Crayola thought that young kids would be buying it, which is why it is a "Snaptite" kit and has stickers instead of proper decals.