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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Detailed construction log of a scale model of Prins Willem 1651-1662. Project duration 3 years or approx 900 work hours. 100% scratch built project, all components individually made, no parts were purchased. Using plank on bulkhead with double layer of planks to substitute for the real ones. Carvings and figures using sculpting and built up and stamping method, cannons barrel and other round stuff made on a mini lathe, ropes individually made . Approximate size 700*650*250 at a scale of 1/115.
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I have watched a number of model builds on here and you are the best.
I would have estimated that this would have taken 2000 hours, you must be a professional. This is incredible
Really nice. I have got so many ideas from this. Thank you!
Nice job with the "double dutch" flag. Its the little things that make the whole so impressive.
Well done indeed! Great job!
Beautiful work !! Thanks for showing some of your techniques ... I will be sure to use your idea for spacing dead-eyes !!
Looks like a great hobby indeed
Subscribed :) nice ship :)
VERY nice work! Beautiful ship.
*Hey Andrew, just wanted to say thanks for your great videos which inspired me to have a go prior to risking my Tundra on floats! I made a few tweaks ... used a bigger box as the centre of the frame so there's no deck, and used two motors with reversing ESCs and trick mixing on the Taranis. I needed to move the Lipo right back and add a bit up up-thrust on the motors to stop the bows digging in ( **tinyurl.com/y4a9v6j2** ) but it goes pretty well now. I have everything (radio, ESCs, battery, LEDs) inside the box ... used 60A ESCs to reduce the risk of overheating (each motor pulls 15A on full throttle). Thanks again, Bill (UK). A very short video of mine:*
Motors are bad, I a have a 1 meter Victoria racing yacht that hasn't needed to be charged in years of use and it has steering and a winch for trimming the jib and main sail you dont need motors
Does anyone know where to find the photo of the detail ..? It's hard to modeling without reference photo...🤔
wow! that's all I can say . just wow! amazing.
fantastic job! breathtaking results...
Wonderful job, Incredible details. Thank you for sharing.
Super!
nice ship
First of nice model
But something is telling me that instead of your forward , mane and mizzen mast bases going all the way to the keel that you only have the masts base just sitting on the deck , with the only support being the rigging .
The thing is that the decks also give support to each mast .
The base of the boom mast is also attached to the keel after a fashion .
It depends of what kind of model you want to build. This is a c1 model so it does not matter. If its not visible you do not need to build it. Otherwise you need to make also real frames, capstain below top deck, full detailed cannons on lower deck etc etc.The masts are 2 cm inbeded in the frame.
@@gornelmagic1911
You may say that now but if one breaks loose it will take whatever is near the base .
I'm speaking from experience .
It is best to do it with the extra bracing .
I've been building both kits and scratch built for around 50 + years and had done 14 Museum displays in my time along with several hundred private displays for Home and Office .
@@johnrettig1880 4 years ago while i transpoted it by plane this model was dropped from 1.5m heigh while it was in his transport box without suffering any damage. So i think it its safe for me to say that its enough strong to sit in a display box as it is.
@@gornelmagic1911
Well I'm glad it survived the trip
I'm just saying that it was a suggestion and information about the construction .
As long as it works for you .
ok i saw the construction but i never saw the log did i blink, :)
nice job
That's one amazing, impressive build! Just the line-making and rigging alone makes me dizzy!
epic video,that detaile 😮
Wonderful
Felicitari . Ai facut o treaba fantastica si de toata stima
Holy Cow!!!! That belongs in a glass case in a maritime museum!!! Outstanding attention to detail...Forget plastic or resin, nothing beats the look of a real wooden ship! Great work!!
Giulius71
Yeah, but it's all about the paint work
@@rear9259 nah, material is very important, especially if you can see the stuckure.
If your carving is that good why bother with this scale the best detail is gotten on 1/4" scale.
Het geheim van de Eenhorn...Heel mooi, ik wil zelf beginnen met een bouwpakket.
Beautiful job!
Класс!
me making this model out of scratch would probably give me a heart attack. Incredible build though.
Wonderful
Just freeking amazing.
As Darth Vader once said.. "Impressive, very Impressive"
Impressive, most impressive
Bellissimo modello veramente tanti e tanti complimenti.
Beautiful!! I've just started on the HMS Victory.
Love the little carved lion, nice touch.
An astonishing show of skill
Молодчага
Hi Ghiga,
Can you help me by revealing how on earth the lower deck canons are placed in position? Do you just push them through the square holes from the outside in? I cannot think of another way since the upper deck is placed already in the beginning of the build. But with the wooden support of the canons they are to big to push through. I am confused...
Giovanni Blue HI! THEY ARE PUSHED TROUGH IN PLACE BECAUSE THE SUPPORTS ARE MADE FROM BALSA WOOD (SOFT) THE CANNONS ARE SHORTER AND WITH A PIN IN THE END. THEY ARE HELD IN PLACE BY GLUE. THE THIRD PICTURE SHOWS THE SUPPORTS. WATCH CAREFULLY ALSO THE CANNON BARRELS PICTURE
Good model
Incredible work. Why didn't you put sails on this? Do you sell your creations? I've been looking at ones to buy on ebay and would prefer your craftsmanship.
Usually, putting sails on a model obscure a great part of details. With no sails, all details are visible in full splendor. :)
@@TheAiurica I beg to differ, all the details are still there and will reveal themselves as you look around the model instead of overwelming you all at once, all while giving the ship a good breath of life.
But then, I suppose this debate has been going on since forever for a reason so, to each their own I guess..?
What is the 'stamping method' that you mention in the description please? Beautiful model. Thanks for posting.
Like in 1.48 using a stamp on hot glue to make gunport ornaments.
@@gornelmagic1911 Thank you for your reply. Very helpful.
whoa man. bravo! 900 work hours!?
Museum quality.👍
Congrats!!! Perfect work!!!!!
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Dude that's insane
now this is one of the best I have found so far
It is nice
That is amazing
NOICE
Amazing
супер
Where can I learn to do this?
model ships are made the same way as real ships.
learn how they make a big ship and make smaller parts ;)
Bonjour ! Pourrai tu m envoyer les plans des couples et de la quille stp ?
If you are asking for the plans, you can find them online and are from corel but I do not remember where to download them. Just search and you will find them.
How is this considered a complete log from start to finish? There are huge jumps from slide to slide, and zero explanation of what is going on at any stage. Great job on the ship, but not so great job on the title. The description also states: "Detailed construction log..." That's more than a little misleading.
totally agree! but maybe you and i expected 'tutorial' instead of 'synopsis' ;)