Very good video showing some ways to expand upon the basic build. Looking forward to attempting mine. It’s good ti find someone who Uses different materials and techniques to expand upon your own skills. Thankyou
Have this kit all lined up for a build tomorrow, thought I would get some ideas on the build, rigging ,weathering etc....great insight very much inspired, thanks.
It's a really nicely made little kit....well engineered. You've done a splendid job with it; I made one a few months back, and did a bit of (very) basic rigging too, just to give the ship some 'finish'; you did far more, and it looks great!! 👍
Cute little model. I wish Airfix would do Mary Rose in a larger scale. I remember doing their HMS Victory, Cutty Sark and HMS Endeavour years and years ago. One detail nitpick: The upper decks should be the light grey colour of weathered wood, not dark brown. Decks were never varnished as that made them slippery. They were regularly sanded by the crew to keep them clean.
Very good video showing some ways to expand upon the basic build. Looking forward to attempting mine. It’s good ti find someone who Uses different materials and techniques to expand upon your own skills. Thankyou
Glad it was helpful! enjoy your build
You have done a wonderfull job of weathering this little kit Jason
Have this kit all lined up for a build tomorrow, thought I would get some ideas on the build, rigging ,weathering etc....great insight very much inspired, thanks.
Great kit review and outstanding build video.
Well done, Jason. great work Sir. 👍🏻
Thank you
It's a really nicely made little kit....well engineered. You've done a splendid job with it; I made one a few months back, and did a bit of (very) basic rigging too, just to give the ship some 'finish'; you did far more, and it looks great!! 👍
Great result from such a simple kit
Interesting that she’s rendered at the same 1:400 scale as your Queen Mary 2! Interesting comparison.
keep an eye out
Cute little model. I wish Airfix would do Mary Rose in a larger scale. I remember doing their HMS Victory, Cutty Sark and HMS Endeavour years and years ago.
One detail nitpick: The upper decks should be the light grey colour of weathered wood, not dark brown. Decks were never varnished as that made them slippery. They were regularly sanded by the crew to keep them clean.
You cannot see the deck its covers in anti birding netting that was tarred and went brown
I’ve got a print of the king to put next to mine
That should look awesome
@@ModelkitStuff it’s a thaught I had
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