Creativity at its height. Beautiful finish. One quick tip for your resin cleanup before curing - move to a two stage cleaning. Start with your normal IPA bath. Once that is done, remove the parts from the gray-bath, and put them into a second container of clean IPA. Finally, use a firm brush to get that into the crevices. Let the now cleaned parts dry for at least 2 hours before you cure them - a final blow off (I use my airbrush empty) to coax out any hiding IPA can also help.

Honnestly as a starwars nerd seeing someone create something out of nothing that fits within the universe of starwars makes me feel happy

As always, another piece of art. Absolutely beautiful. You have a particular total domain of 3D design, weathering, and airbrushing skills. That's without mention of the other many skills you've shown since the beginning of your channel. And I knew it since then, too, that this channel will be a great success. Congratulations. Thank you very much for all the shows that take our mind to another galaxy far, far away.

This is just too awesome. I have a chunk of foam packing material I’ve been saving for just such a project. It is the size and shape of a Tatooine type building. Thank you for the inspiration.

Extraordinary work on the 3D models!

5:03 I actually kind of like the dull look. It seems to help deliver the "used" or " lived in" look that made Star Wars so much more believable. This is one of the reasons I am such a huge fan of the wholly underrated "Robinson Crusoe on Mars" film from 1964. They made a disastrous crash landing on Mars look plausible. I also loved the 60s concepts of exploratory spacecraft that looked like they came from the pages of a NASA manual. Because they probably did! This was a good build. I am looking forward to the next installment, especially those viewscreens!

FAN-TAS-TIC!!! 👏👏

Fantastic! I love the diffused light on the left the most.....it calls to me..... hahah

Love it! The 3D printing gave you a great result. What a cool tool. It feels like in theory it would be easier to get the overall look you are after instead of missing out on that perfect kitbased part. I've always done things like this entirely by hand w/ kit-bashing & scratch-building (which I do love doing), but would love to get a 3D printer to supplement my other building methods. Loving this series so far, the newest stall adds so much life to the scene. I love the colors you chose for it. I can't wait for the next video.

I will be buying one of these once I get my printer. Sweet work!

Looks fantastic, Brian!

@12:15 "no-ones gonna see it but makes me feel good" I was doing some modelling at work years ago on a very slow day, (back then my boss was also my best mate and was OK with it long as it didn't get in the way of work) and I was doing some painting of a plane interior and such and he said "why are you doing that, no-ones going to see it" and I gave the exact same answer - I'm doing it because I'll know it's there and is "accurate" to my design idea.

Need to add Marion as well to drink with Indy ;)

Can I get Correllian ale.... in a clean glass. 100 worthless points to anyone that knows where that's from. Wow that looks absolutely amazing, great job as always. I can't wait to see more from this project.

Love seeing the noodles in use!

If this doesn't earn a subscription I don't know what it does. Love seeing the skill set shared between scales. This is another piece that came out awesome.

Man, your Pit project looks awesome! Csnt wait for the next one. You're a real inspiration and I hate you😊

Really awesome and greebled to perfection!!! 😊

Stellar! I was waiting for this. After the BBQ, I knew you would do a bar. Very well done.

Excellent job! A tip. Invest in a flexplate for your 3d printer. Some resins/prints will refuse to get of the build plate whit out extreme force, but whit a flexplate they'll pop right of.

Lovely, it blends prequels and OT aesthetics nicely! BTW the possitive income of having had to ditch the ceiling struts is that the reccesses you modeled to fit them add some nice dimension. I'll have a corellian ale...in a clean glass.

loving this build Brian!!!

Hay enjoyed this episode, very cool addition to the pit build. Don't sweat the trouble you are having with the 3-D prints, that happens with all new creative materials ( I like to thank of it as a learning curve which may teach you a technique by accident that you can use on a later project.)

That looks great and all the little bottles nd glasses really set it off

Amazing!!! Wish I was there helping

It makes me want to build a full scale version. Nice work.

1/18! Love it.

Love this project man you know it 😊

Oh! I love the new title animated graphic

This is shaping up to be a fantastic project!

This is such perfect timing for diorama content. I've been doing some brainstorming these days and considering what I'd wanna do a diorama of.

That's a very cool and unique design. I could see a real nightclub or shop putting that in full size. Very nice.

Looking great. Always enjoy your videos. 👍😎

Absolutely incredible bro!!! I love all the little details that give it life and a story! I hear you about the resin printing though... man I have a lot to learn with that.

You make it look so ‘easy’. Just a few minutes in Fusion. A few minutes on the resin printer….i mean many hours of reprinting in resin. Dab a bit of paint here and there. Dig out those special tiny turned brass bottles you just happen to have laying around. A few wires and WHAMMO!! You’ve got yourself a real Star Warsy looking bar. Y’all amaze me with your endless talent, your vision, and your wee little 3d self portraits. They’re GRRRREAT!!!

Awesome job!!!

Fun diorama dude!

Greebiles the most important part of any star wars build it gives life to something that otherwise would look too plain. Great little build as always looking forward to the finished project. 👏👍👍🤞

Your miniature painting skills are super impressive and the miniature LED application/placement is spot on for the subdued lighting effect.

Very nice work

These look so amazing! I’m glad you’re taking care of the most important items first - a bar, and a barbecue. Have to make sure those smugglers stay well-fed and lubricated!

Awesome video as always!!

Great work! I would love to see some more builds from the Alien universe!

Thanks for making the stl available

This is looking really great... the amount of detail is inspiring and when you see it attached to the other diorama you really get a sense for how immersive the pit is going to be. Can't wait to see what's next.

Great design!! Well done.

wow this is so cool . . . I love this video !

Super dope bro!!!

WOW! Looks amazing- especially the "bottles"- simply amazing!

I love the Star Wars universe, I love what you build and I love your production. You definitely deserve more subscribers.

Thank you again for making my afternoon that much nicer!

Wonderful Diorama, looks like the perfect place in some corner of the galaxy where one can sit with friends and drink a couple of Fat Bantha beers 😉👏👏

Resin printing can be tough for everyone, but my advice is, get a semiflex resin, learn how to use it, you will never regret, it won't break easy, some resin brands smells better, super versatile!

The side bar is a great addition to The Smoky Mynock and the Pit.

As always, I’m loss for words in your describing your attention to detail and expertise…. have you ever checked out a company called Light My Bricks they light up Lego Sets but also sell LED components and electronic modules. Yet again, great Vid.❤

For those who would be using translucent paint, spray all your parts with a white undercoat to bring the colors out. In this case you can see it wasn't needed, but you never know when bright colors are required. I assume you were using resin to glue the pieces together? Or was it just a thick CA glue?

Some of the Disney era Star Wars has put me on a slight hiatus from the franchise. But I wouldn’t miss one of these videos. Cheers smugglers room

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Another great video! Giving me lots of ideas for projects to add custom touches to our new house and especially my office, man. The brass "bottles" -- are those just standoffs for electronics?

I like this a LOT. I need someone to print the file for me though, as I don't do that voodoo yet.

Outdoor grill and smoker.

When selecting paint and graphics for the miniature diorama's do you try to develop the characters and determine what part of the galaxy, they're from to create a more detailed environment or do you just dive in and through caution to the wind and just let the imagination flow. Without going cerebral and complex, just keep it simple. Either way it's all about the fun of building something out of nothing.

Holy mother of an ewok this looks amazing, can't wait to see the screens working. My favourite part is the vertical metal cylinder on the left with the lights. I like the way it half sticks out it just looks so star warsy. What is the scale of this ? If it's alright by you I might build you my own edition to add to your pit as a gift Ps. We definitely need a miniature L3-FTY in there somewhere

Hello! Love the videos I got a laser cutter finely But where do you get you acrylic And what thickness do you use? Is it 3/16 you use the most?

God I love your videos!! Do you think you could go over the types of search terms you use in midjourney? I try to get inspired as well but nothing ever comes out with the star wars look like you have with the search terms I try

And what’s your favorite wood to cut on it

this structure is amazing ,,have you given any thought to selling your resin files?

Smuggler friends, I have an mars 2 resin printer , do you think the Stl files will be compatible ?

Can you share how you added and programmed those screens and what screens/parts did you purchase? Trying to do something similar with a Batcave diorama

I'm first! Nothing to say, other than that I love me some SR!

Are you subscribing to midjourney and if so are, are you finding it worth it?

Where can I find the ai art program you use for concept

Where do you get your figures from?

The pit /-0-/

So now you have scale model when are you doing the 1:1 model, And you can display the scale diorama on the back of the bar. Make sure you video telling your spouse if she hurts you it evidence. Matter of fact that bar would make a nice head board in the bed room! I’m a bad bad influence but it would keep with your theme of the smugglers room… and if she were to murder you think of the views you would get…I’m a bad influencer but think of it your first 10,000,000 views! Take one for Star Wars, wonder how many views you could get if she slipped you a Mickie and dressed you up as Princess Leia… Oh my I’m not sure Disney would approve they may spend in the storm troopers

3d printing and laser cutting has made watching KZfaq makers boring.