I'm not a model maker, wel not yet anyway, Olha, I make Ukuleles and acoustic guitars, mainly Ukuleles, because they are cheaper to build. But I just wanted to say that I have learnt so many different techniques since watching your videos. Your ability and techniques are amazing and so inspirational. Keep posting!
Good to be back with you, Olha. Damned Agent Orange (Vietnam defoliant) really gets me down from time to time. Trying to start Pavel Nikitin's "Drakkar Oseberg", but have run out of workbench space from all my flintlock firearm building. Nothing for it but to build yet another workbench! Got the wood, lack the energy! At 77, still try to keep moving, not always successful. You know, I rigged a lot of sailing vessels when I was younger; watching you with shrouds and backstays brings it back to mind. Couple places I'd change the knots and bends from what you use, but they all work well. Hope today's Valentines is good for you.
Thank you very much! I perfectly understand the problem with space on the workbench, since the days when my entire shipyard fit on one desk... Drakar is also not small in size. Maybe you will find a place for a shelf where the ship can be stored, and you can build on your knees))) I often do this even now, when each model has its own table...
C'est précis, clair, net. C'est beau. La caraque bedonnante devient élégante. Il faut dire que le chat y est pour beaucoup. Merci Olha pour votre talent.
I think he is not an assistant. I think he's a supervisor. Be careful not to get along with the supervisor! Don't make him angry. Haha. Greetings from Montevideo, Uruguay
I think the supervisor is definitely fascinated by ships - he helps as much as he can, puts all the tools in one place (which is true for some reason under the table), brushes off dust on the model with his tail and hangs his long hair everywhere)))
I wish some of my young sailors had been half as good as you are at marlinspike seamanship. It would have saved my chief boatswains mate a lot of grief.
I have a build coming up and I was sorting out a problem. I think you've just shown me how I am going to tackle it. Exquisite rigging. As always, learning something new. Thank you.
Я с огромным удовольствием смотрел вашу работу! Восхитительно! Качество самого видео - висшый пилотаж! Про саму работу я вообше молчу... После ваших видео Ютюб предлогает множество подобных роликов, но честно говоря - они даже близко не стоят.. Большое спосибо за ваш труд !
This is again an amazing work done Olha !! It really adds to the realism, and when you take closeups, you could be tricked by thinking it is the real thing :o Thank you for showing how to do it, this is really so helpful and will be of great use to me for sure.
Amazing hands! I saw your Thief of Orange snatch a pencil- have you gotten it back? When all your bits and bobs grow up, I'm sure they will perform just like the originals! FR PS; Tell the ToO we have him on film this time! fr
Your rigging work…. Wow. Even under close zoom in. It is just lovely. Well done. Thank you for posting your labors. I have grown in skill I appreciate that! Hope to see in person at one of the shows. I have been meaning to ask…. Do you have the plans for the rope walk you used in your tool issue?
Thank you very much! There are no such plans. I just bought gears and motors and my friend, who cut aluminum, and I just chose the right dimensions of the metal frame...
Merci! Oui, je suis un modéliste professionnel, j'ai obtenu le plus haut rang dans la modélisation de navires "Master of Sports", mais maintenant je suis un athlète à la retraite)))
When you use the paper for the spacing of the lines, how do you figure out what angle to tie off the top of the deadeyes and then start the rope ladder? Also the spacing between the lines?
The deadeyes should all be at the same distance (horizontally), only due to the different angle of inclination of the shrouds, this visual effect appears as if the deadeyes are at an angle. The ratlines must also be clearly horizontal. I found two different sources where the distance between the ratlines is indicated. One book has 14"-16" and the other has 15"-18" - so I took the average of 16" (that's about 40 cm). In 1:59 scale it's 7 mm...
Дякую! Я маю мій улюблений об'єктив 100mm macro! Але мрію придбати Macro Tilt-Shift 135mm. Бо 100mm іноді не вистачає))) хочу ще більше макро і з ефектом змінення кута передньої лінзи можна отримати дуже незвичні кадри...
Just a few days ago, I published 4 volumes of David Steel describing rope calculations on a real ships. But in the previous issue, I showed my own calculations that I adapted to my ropewalk, because the smallest diameter of the ropes that I can make is 0.22 mm...
All your videos are amazing. I loved the Shallop video. For the last two days I have been trying to order one. The web site will not let take all my information. Very frustrating no matter how I try. The phone number on the web site does not work. Would it be possible for you to help me out. Thank You.
Yes, I also worked hard to solve this puzzle on the website! But the manufacturer has already posted a video on the website on how to register. Everything starts working there if you first select the flag with the country code opposite the mobile phone...
A small question for you. I'm preparing for my next scratch building, and I would like to know if you have already made casts to cast lead in order to obtain accessories such as an anchor or cannons?
For anchors it is a little easier, but with guns you will have to spend more time. It is easiest to cut the anchors out of Plexiglas and paint them, and if you want to follow authenticity, then they should be cut out of brass or copper and blackened. But with guns it is a little more difficult. To cast them, you need to make a perfect "master model" to get a quality casting. The cheapest way is from a piece of solid wood clamped in a drill with the help of overfills. But I prefer to make it out of brass. I usually look for a friend who has a lathe)))) and then order a professional brass casting. There is quite expensive equipment and not a simple technology for home use, but the result is 10 times better than pewter casting...
@@OlhaBatchvarov Thank you for all this info, it's much appreciated ))) Normally for my scratch building I buy the metal accessories already made (( but here, I would like to try to make them, regardless of the tools needed. I fell in love with one of your videos Shipmodeler's Library: The Sloop Speedwell in P-O-F version by David Antscherl and Greg Herbert. I bought volumes I and II. It will also be a first for ornaments carved in wood. It takes a first time to learn, and I would gladly borrow your assistant to help me )))
@@OlhaBatchvarov Would you use a 3D printer or would you feel like cheating on the artisanal side of scratch building? Today there are excellent printers available at very affordable prices and making it easy to create historically accurate accessories.
ТалрепЬІ даже слишком утолщеннЬІе. 0,30 мм в М 1:59 ето почти 18 мм. Оригинально на тталрепах стеньг должнЬІ бЬІть канатЬІ диамиром 12 мм, в масштабе ето 0,2 мм. Так как мой тросомот может произвести самЬІе тонкие канатЬІ 0,2 мм исходя из етого я умЬІшленно сделала толще вибленки и самЬІе тонкие канатЬІ такелажа. Другой вопрос, почему производители делают такие гигантские отверстия на юферсах (хотя исходя из диамеиров их веревок, оно и не удивитеотно)...
🔥This video has SUBTITLES that you can TRANSLATE into any language🔥
🔥Це відео має СУБТИТРИ, які ви можете ПЕРЕКЛАСТИ будь-якою мовою🔥
I'm not a model maker, wel not yet anyway, Olha, I make Ukuleles and acoustic guitars, mainly Ukuleles, because they are cheaper to build. But I just wanted to say that I have learnt so many different techniques since watching your videos. Your ability and techniques are amazing and so inspirational. Keep posting!
Thank you very much for the kind words! You really inspired me to continue!
underrated channel!
Thank you!
Good to be back with you, Olha. Damned Agent Orange (Vietnam defoliant) really gets me down from time to time. Trying to start Pavel Nikitin's "Drakkar Oseberg", but have run out of workbench space from all my flintlock firearm building. Nothing for it but to build yet another workbench! Got the wood, lack the energy! At 77, still try to keep moving, not always successful.
You know, I rigged a lot of sailing vessels when I was younger; watching you with shrouds and backstays brings it back to mind. Couple places I'd change the knots and bends from what you use, but they all work well. Hope today's Valentines is good for you.
Thank you very much!
I perfectly understand the problem with space on the workbench, since the days when my entire shipyard fit on one desk... Drakar is also not small in size. Maybe you will find a place for a shelf where the ship can be stored, and you can build on your knees))) I often do this even now, when each model has its own table...
C'est précis, clair, net. C'est beau. La caraque bedonnante devient élégante. Il faut dire que le chat y est pour beaucoup. Merci Olha pour votre talent.
Merci!
I think he is not an assistant. I think he's a supervisor. Be careful not to get along with the supervisor! Don't make him angry. Haha. Greetings from Montevideo, Uruguay
I think the supervisor is definitely fascinated by ships - he helps as much as he can, puts all the tools in one place (which is true for some reason under the table), brushes off dust on the model with his tail and hangs his long hair everywhere)))
Yes!!! my favorite model 😃👌👍
Thank you!
Very nice Olha.
Thank you!
Hello Olha,
Great video again, thank you for the tips and tricks.
Gerard
My pleasure!
I'm glad you liked it!
I wish some of my young sailors had been half as good as you are at marlinspike seamanship. It would have saved my chief boatswains mate a lot of grief.
WOW thank you very much!
Good Morning Olha always a joy and a pleasure to see the rigging going on. Thank you for this and take care. P.S. Your camera work is phenomenal
Thank you very much!
I'm glad you liked it!
By far the best and most attentive to detail i have ever come across
Thank you very much!
Your videos have changed the way I build my models, and it's going much better!!
Congratulations on your highly deserved 32,000 subscribers!
Thank you very much!
I am very happy to hear that thanks to my videos you were able to improve your level of modeling. It inspires me to continue…
yahoo, coffee time morning.
Bon watching)))
I have a build coming up and I was sorting out a problem. I think you've just shown me how I am going to tackle it. Exquisite rigging. As always, learning something new. Thank you.
Thank you!
Glad I could help!
clean as always
Thank you very much!
Я с огромным удовольствием смотрел вашу работу! Восхитительно! Качество самого видео - висшый пилотаж! Про саму работу я вообше молчу... После ваших видео Ютюб предлогает множество подобных роликов, но честно говоря - они даже близко не стоят.. Большое спосибо за ваш труд !
Большое спасибо!
Love watching you work. Good stuff!
Glad you enjoy it!
superbe ! Comme toujours.
Merci!
It's amazing, excellent work! 👍 The closeups looks sooo real!!
ПРисоединяюсь
Thank you so much 😀
Оля , дякую 💙💛 робота супер ,відео супер,іще і ще раз передивляюсь...браво!!!бажаю успіху і творчого натхнення!!!чекаю на продовження 👍👏😍
Щиро дякую!
Я сподіваюся, що продовження буде незабаром...
magnifique bravo
Merci!
unbelievable beautiful!!!!
Thank you!
Complimenti brava....ottimo lavoro...te lo dice uno che è dal 1978 che costruisce velieri
Grazie mille!
This is again an amazing work done Olha !! It really adds to the realism, and when you take closeups, you could be tricked by thinking it is the real thing :o
Thank you for showing how to do it, this is really so helpful and will be of great use to me for sure.
Thank you so much 😀
I'm glad you liked it!
@@OlhaBatchvarov Oh yes absolutely like all the times !!!
Olha, you choose the best music as background. Can you please tell me where you get your music files from?
Thank you very much!
I bought a license at Artlist a year ago and I'm very happy with their soundtracks...
As always very interesting to follow your work 👍
Thank you so much 😀
Olha hermosas obras de arte navales, gracias por compartirlas....🇲🇽🇲🇽......
¡Me alegra que te guste!
¡Gracias!
Vídeo para referência e inspirador! Obrigado
Estou feliz que você gostou!
Awesome 😊
Thanks 🤗
I can’t wait! 😃👍
Olha , muito interessante, detalhes, precisão e imagens perfeitas.
Grato, me tem sido muito útil segui-la.
Estou feliz que você gostou!
Amazing and so relaxing to watch. I wish my skills were as good!
Thank you very much!
Very nice
Thank you very much!
Your work is like no other. If it isn't personal what do some of your models sell for? I'm sure they are all museum-quality and are expensive.
Thank you very much!
It's no secret - all my models are sold on my website. The link is in the description under the video...
Amazing hands! I saw your Thief of Orange snatch a pencil- have you gotten it back? When all your bits and bobs grow up, I'm sure they will perform just like the originals! FR
PS; Tell the ToO we have him on film this time! fr
Your rigging work…. Wow. Even under close zoom in. It is just lovely. Well done.
Thank you for posting your labors. I have grown in skill I appreciate that! Hope to see in person at one of the shows.
I have been meaning to ask…. Do you have the plans for the rope walk you used in your tool issue?
Thank you very much!
There are no such plans. I just bought gears and motors and my friend, who cut aluminum, and I just chose the right dimensions of the metal frame...
Juste une question olha est tu maquettiste professionnel ou est un hobby
T’es réalisations sont tellement magnifique ?
Merci!
Oui, je suis un modéliste professionnel, j'ai obtenu le plus haut rang dans la modélisation de navires "Master of Sports", mais maintenant je suis un athlète à la retraite)))
رائع وجميل
شكرا لك
I notice you used glue when knotting the "rungs"...was there a similar application IRL, to keep them from slipping?
No, they were not glued with anything. They just have knots, the more you use them, the tighter they get...
When you use the paper for the spacing of the lines, how do you figure out what angle to tie off the top of the deadeyes and then start the rope ladder? Also the spacing between the lines?
The deadeyes should all be at the same distance (horizontally), only due to the different angle of inclination of the shrouds, this visual effect appears as if the deadeyes are at an angle. The ratlines must also be clearly horizontal. I found two different sources where the distance between the ratlines is indicated. One book has 14"-16" and the other has 15"-18" - so I took the average of 16" (that's about 40 cm). In 1:59 scale it's 7 mm...
@@OlhaBatchvarov thanks for the response and help. As always you are an inspiration!
I have asked before with no response, how can I purchase this model? I love your work,Ray
Сan you contact me in feedback on my website. Link in the description under the video!
Олю, як завжди клас! ❤❤❤
Скажіть - а як ви знімаєте таке макро?
Дякую!
Я маю мій улюблений об'єктив 100mm macro! Але мрію придбати Macro Tilt-Shift 135mm. Бо 100mm іноді не вистачає))) хочу ще більше макро і з ефектом змінення кута передньої лінзи можна отримати дуже незвичні кадри...
@@OlhaBatchvarov Дуже дякую. Я щось таке і підозрював ;)
Глядя на то, как в разных видео кот крутится у корабля, можно подумать, что у него кличка Кракен. :)
Ето у него только вид такой страшний))))
I have trouble splicing lines in full scale and you are doing it in miniature. Outstand job and the ship is coming right along
Thank you very much!
👍👍👍👍👍
How do you know what size thread to use where? Amazing!
Just a few days ago, I published 4 volumes of David Steel describing rope calculations on a real ships. But in the previous issue, I showed my own calculations that I adapted to my ropewalk, because the smallest diameter of the ropes that I can make is 0.22 mm...
@@OlhaBatchvarov so you make all of your rigging into ropes? No regular thread is used?
Как удается так мягко перекатать проволоку ножом? У меня отрезанная часть постоянно куда-то отлетает, приходится её как-то ловить.
Попробуйте тупьІм скальпелем - тогда и шляпка большего диаметра получается...
All your videos are amazing. I loved the Shallop video. For the last two days I have been trying to order one. The web site will not let take all my information. Very frustrating no matter how I try. The phone number on the web site does not work. Would it be possible for you to help me out. Thank You.
Yes, I also worked hard to solve this puzzle on the website! But the manufacturer has already posted a video on the website on how to register. Everything starts working there if you first select the flag with the country code opposite the mobile phone...
@@OlhaBatchvarov thank You
A small question for you.
I'm preparing for my next scratch building, and I would like to know if you have already made casts to cast lead in order to obtain accessories such as an anchor or cannons?
For anchors it is a little easier, but with guns you will have to spend more time. It is easiest to cut the anchors out of Plexiglas and paint them, and if you want to follow authenticity, then they should be cut out of brass or copper and blackened.
But with guns it is a little more difficult. To cast them, you need to make a perfect "master model" to get a quality casting. The cheapest way is from a piece of solid wood clamped in a drill with the help of overfills. But I prefer to make it out of brass. I usually look for a friend who has a lathe)))) and then order a professional brass casting. There is quite expensive equipment and not a simple technology for home use, but the result is 10 times better than pewter casting...
@@OlhaBatchvarov Thank you for all this info, it's much appreciated )))
Normally for my scratch building I buy the metal accessories already made (( but here, I would like to try to make them, regardless of the tools needed.
I fell in love with one of your videos Shipmodeler's Library: The Sloop Speedwell in P-O-F version by David Antscherl and Greg Herbert. I bought volumes I and II. It will also be a first for ornaments carved in wood. It takes a first time to learn, and I would gladly borrow your assistant to help me )))
@@denisv4385 This is a very charming model, I love it too!If you provide him with treats, my assistant will agree to help you with pleasure)))
@@OlhaBatchvarov Would you use a 3D printer or would you feel like cheating on the artisanal side of scratch building? Today there are excellent printers available at very affordable prices and making it easy to create historically accurate accessories.
Where to buy that model?????
On my website - the link is in the description under the video!
🥰
Надеюсь Имбирь не пострадал?
Он вполне довольньІй котенок, вьІполнил свои обязаности помошника и ушел спать...
❤️
vc vende ?
Sim, estou vendendo! Todos os modelos estão na minha loja no site - o link está na descrição abaixo do vídeo...
👍🔥🌹😊
Excellent
Thank you so much 😀
🤩🤩😍😍🤩🤩👍👍👍👍👍👍😺😺😺
Everytime the orange one c.c
assistant)))
Канаты очень тонкие..🤔☹️
Между юферсами...
ТалрепЬІ даже слишком утолщеннЬІе. 0,30 мм в М 1:59 ето почти 18 мм. Оригинально на тталрепах стеньг должнЬІ бЬІть канатЬІ диамиром 12 мм, в масштабе ето 0,2 мм.
Так как мой тросомот может произвести самЬІе тонкие канатЬІ 0,2 мм исходя из етого я умЬІшленно сделала толще вибленки и самЬІе тонкие канатЬІ такелажа. Другой вопрос, почему производители делают такие гигантские отверстия на юферсах (хотя исходя из диамеиров их веревок, оно и не удивитеотно)...
че оля с ногтями неудоно?)))
У меня где-то написано, что канал посвящен маникюру? 🤔
Salut , j·aimerai avoir tes mains , Bravo ...Super...
Merci!
Clearly your cat is related to my two little horrors.