Believe it or not, this is a PLASTIC BOTTLE!

This was a really cool build!

What is that while material you cut and glue it.

Great job!

nice job

does this mean ive been drinking fuel?

Just discovered kitbashing and scratchbuilding just now, and got overwhelmed by your works, especially the details like wires and pipes.
I’m curious that do you have to figure out all the functions, purposes and reasons why the tubes and wires are connected that way when you’re looking at the references or you just mostly focusing on trying to replicate the greeblie look? I’m an art student and wanting to create realistic mechs, but these details kinda pulls me back and I don’t know where to start the research, school teachers don’t offer practical suggestions is sad. :(

Man Great job Hey you should build a scrap version of Fire Fly that would be 😎 Shiny oh so Shiny

Perfeito ..prezado.

It’s a nice build, but the title is nothing but a clickbait…

Incredible

Great job!

Tu é BR? Belo trabalho!!

A product from...Brazil??????

I didn’t know Yakurt exists outside my country.

Laser cut wood, that's so 2000. Try 3D printing 😀😀😀

That is the exact bottle they used on the SF3D Falke anti-gravity fighter.

If you ever sell a huge pack of your cnc wood shapes……I’m perfectly happy to pay good money!

great job. how you made the wire??

Speaking as someone that had to work on aircraft engines for 3 years. you are missing about 500 clamps on all those wires LOL.

how did yakult end up in a mad scientist's hand?

Just discovered this channel, WOW! amazing job you do! i loved all you models. I make models from scracth also, and I know the work they take. You are spanish or Latin American, I was surprised to see the bottle with letters in Spanish. I am Spanish.

at first i was partial on the use of the laser cut parts. im more into the use of only scrap and rubbish parts. but the end result was amazing. great work

Exellent !!!

Hello :) What kind of glue do you use ?

its probiotic

I realize this is an older video, it is great work though! Thank you for sharing.

Can I ask where you got the random MDF circles and shapes? I imagine this would be tremendously helpful, but those laser cutters are expensive…

i thik this very detail

Dude! I need to see you install this into a scratch built space ship!!

I've always though the yakult bottles had a cool little shape to them. Great use of it.

Pretty sure I'm not the only who has mentioned this, but jet turbine engines usually require a lot of air through an intake. Other than this, i would say you made the moc engine look detailed and quite realistic. Cheers.

Tu é brazuka ?

Love your design sensibilities and proportions. Excellent!

When will you decide that such a powerfull engine deserves a beautyfull aerodinamic home?🐸🇫🇷

I'd like to see how you'd create your own Maschinen Krieger Falke antigravity vehicle. The bottle is a major feature of the Falke.

Good job. Very impressive.

Brazilian plastic bottle !!! 😮😊

When I saw this… I had to sub!!
Simply Amazing.
Going to have to check out more to get my sci fi mojo going!
And I think getting a laser cutter just moved up on todo list.

What a work ,👌. How did you prepair the blue botle.

Hey man! Sorry, but do you a Brazilian? Because the bottle of yakult have letters in portuguese (BR). Make sense?

👌👌👌

Yakult-a be kidding me.

This transformation proves a very important point it doesnt take alot to fool or trick the masses with props and visual trickery.😮😮😮 regards

What material is that precise nozzle of your ca glue made of? Is it possible to buy them like this?

chevere

should've added a weak fan, LEDs, and stringers in the back to simulate a flame.

Obra de arte! Parabéns!

Just curious. Do you use a 3D printer to help you design some of your parts? I'm just a beginner in the world of diecast customization and I'm noticing some of the artists are using 3D printers to create parts. Thanks for sharing and once again, that is a cool Ford GT. Good job.

Fun fact, since you didn't touch the inside of the bottle, you can still use It.