HDAmodelworx's video: Star Wars - Millennium Falcon - Cut Away Model Kit Build Part 7 - Fiber Optic Lighting

In part 7 of my Star Wars Millennium Falcon Cut-Away scale model build I detail the fiber optic lighting used in the cargo area Welcome to HDA Modelworx, where I provide the best parts for your scale modeling needs! I hope you're enjoying my build up of the Star Wars Millennium Falcon Cut-Away model kit as much and I'm enjoying build it. Thank you for watching and don't forget to SUBSCRIBE: https://www.youtube.com/user/HDAmodelworx?sub_confirmation=1 ____________________________________________________________________ LET'S CONNECT! - Website: https://www.http://hdamodelworx.com SOCIAL - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HDAmodelworx/?fref=ts - Google+: https://plus.google.com/u/0/102936602031300816314 ____________________________________________________________________ MORE FROM HDA MODELWORX 1/1000 Refit Shuttlebay Decals: https://youtu.be/btBo_PrPvLw SMD's by HDA Modelworx: https://youtu.be/qpe8aKYIVqU Flickering LED's by HDA Modelworx: https://youtu.be/qpe8aKYIVqU Blinking LED by HDA Modelworx: https://youtu.be/P_O_zHwoHhU ____________________________________________________________________ ABOUT HDA MODELWORX This channel is devoted to the pursuit of SciFi model subjects showing available products from HDA Modelworx including model kits, model bases, high resolution decals, painting masks, and electronic products such as LEDs and SMDs specially chosen to enhance any modeling project. ____________________________________________________________________ ABOUT THE MILLENNIUM FALCON The ship originally had a more elongated appearance, but this design's similarity to the Eagle Transporters in Space: 1999 prompted Lucas to change the Falcon's design. The original model was modified, re-scaled, and used as Princess Leia's ship, Tantive IV. Lucas liked the round cockpit and kept it for the Falcon, which was redesigned in less than a week’s time. Lucas wanted the Falcon to have its own personality, and was thinking about the shape of a hamburger with a bite out of it to make it look different than the standard round UFO shape that everybody was familiar with. For A New Hope, a four-foot model was made using the technique of kit-bashing in which real-world model kits were used for parts to create a whole new ship like the Falcon. This model was built with parts from Ferrari and tank model sets and, when completed, mounted on a blue pole. It was then filmed by ILM with motion-control cameras running around the model on rails. For The Empire Strikes Back, Lucas decided that this technique could be improved upon and he upped the scale of what the ship models would have to do. For the Falcon this meant the more complicated asteroid chase scene, requiring a new model half the size of the model used for the previous movie. The crew of ILM was in luck, as the models that they had used for A New Hope were also available in the smaller scale that they needed now. Other newly made models for The Empire Strikes Back include the palm-sized Falcon that was used for scene where it docks on the Star Destroyer and a detailed model of the upside of the ship, used to complete the shot in which Lando rescues Luke from the weathervane on Cloud City. This model of the dorsal hull was scrapped after filming and does not exist anymore, unlike many of the other models. Return of the Jedi would be able to re-use many of the models created for The Empire Strikes Back.