MPC 1/48 Space: 1999 Eagle Transporter ( 

I know this is now 3 years old now....but this build series has been brilliant. I have just bought this kit (a 46 year wait for an Eagle kit) and these episodes will be invaluable. A build to be proud of.....btw the last episode was my stand out favourite and ammo metallics pigments aside the C1 metalizer powder is going to be ordered....awesome job! 🤙👌

I’m so sad now that this build is over. It was great fun and soooooo helpful. More please!

This was a great build to watch and the final flying scene just took me back to those nights when we all sat waiting in anticipation for the show to start. Haven't had the courage to re-watch it though as I want to keep the memory special. Lovely finished product and will definitely be using your technique on any thruster bells or any similar parts.

Thank you for producing these most excellent guides. You should never doubt for a second the positive impact you're making on the community. You and Tony. Bravo. I have learned quite a few techniques from you- and I have been around the block a few times-(I designed and led construction on the flying HE 110 miniature on Chris Nolan's Dunkirk and, in the distant past, made models for film before computer graphics ruined everything). I have a mountain of model kits and keep buying more but because it's so similar to work I just can't finish any. Watching you and Tony is the next best thing. I share your love for the Eagle. It's my favorite too... Keep up the great work Wish I could buy you both a round... -erik

Absolutely stunning! Between you and Tony I always learn so much! Thank you both. :-)

I'm with you on the eagle, in my top five sci-fi ships. You have once again done an awesome thing.

Truly awesome! Did anyone else notice that during the initial closing review, everything was correct, but during the final "fly through space" parts starting at 52:48, all of the shoulder pods are on backwards! The shock-absorber parts should be flexing to the rear, not flexing forward. Was this on purpose to see if we'd notice?

Stunning work Fox hats off

Excellent beyond words! Pete should let you keep it!

AWESOME!!!! Thanks for doing that build series Foxx. I hope that you can get one for yourself. Pete let Foxx keep it or give him another to build. :D I'm going to miss that theme song. Great job.

Wow, it looks brilliant. I really enjoyed this one the most. I learnt a lot and now have a shopping list for Telford. Shame you wont be there on Saturday as I would love to meet you in person. hay ho.

You had me at Bing, bing bing, da da dah bing..... Best opening ever! Yea I bought the turned "Al you mini um" bells as you Brits would say and do regret it a bit. Precisely because they look too pretty and expense to dirty up. I think your's are spot on for the build! P.S. I even know who Jerry is from New Tricks! You guys have the best mystery shows ever! Although your country's taste in wallpaper is seriously scary as seen in many of your TV shows. No wonder why there so many murders to be solved. :)

awesome job Fox !!!!

Thank you I've been following this build your a great teacher 😁 and I have an eagle just like yours not bad for a fist timer Paul

Awesome loved this build

Man that looks AWESOME!!! Hope my turns out half as good as yours did.

Excellent series of videos. Hope to finish mine one day. Should mention, though, your pods are back to front in the CG portion at the end, I think!

good job

Too good bruv, enjoyed this series immensely. Moomin-troll! XD (Yeah, Gerry branded us all, Gawd love 'im)

Did you have to thin the UMP primer and if so what ratio? Thanks.

The inside of the bell wouldn't be shiny because of the heat. It looked better before you added it.

Why is there always a purple reflection in your AB cup? Is it your magnifying headset?

.....Nice....

That looked like an Eric Schwartz toon in the fake test card!