Use the reference video only for the camera movement: follow its camera path, speed and timing exactly. The reference video is a depth preview of the scene, not real imagery - brighter gray means closer to the camera, darker gray means farther away, and pure black areas are unmapped parts of the scene: extend the real workbench and workshop naturally into them. It contains no real colors, textures or lighting. The reference image shows the true, clean photographic appearance of everything - render every frame in that exact look and lighting.

A single continuous shot, present tense. A macro probe-lens view across a model-maker's workbench in a bright, warm workshop: a paint-flecked roll of masking tape and a glass jar crowded with used paint brushes on the left, grimy amber and grey-blue paint pots and a battered blank putty tube on the right, and at the center of the bench a small retro miniature rocket - matte silver with primer patches and fine panel lines - standing on a round machined-metal display stand. Behind it, a black flight case with a stenciled logo, and farther back shelves of miniature models and an articulated task lamp in soft daylight.

The camera glides forward at bench height down the open lane between the objects - the tape roll and brush jar passing close on the left, the putty tube and paint pots on the right - then slows and settles gently in front of the rocket, and arcs smoothly around it in a half-circle, keeping the rocket centered while its far side comes into view, ending on the rocket seen from the opposite side of where the shot began.

The rocket's far side matches its near side exactly: the same matte silver panels, primer patches, panel lines and a third identical fin, continuing seamlessly around the body. As the camera comes around, the rest of the workshop is revealed naturally: the workbench continuing, more shelves, soft warm window light - consistent with the visible workshop.

Everything on the bench stays perfectly still - nothing moves, no hands, no people anywhere. The only motion besides the camera: fine dust motes drifting slowly in the warm light. Preserve the bright, warm workshop exposure of the reference image; the stenciled logo on the flight case is the only text anywhere - no other text, numbers or labels appear. Quiet room tone only: faint workshop ambience, a soft building hum - no music, no voices. Photorealistic, cinematic macro, gentle shallow depth of field.
