Battlecruiser HMS Hood in 3D - Kagero Publishing's book by Stefan Dramiński
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- Опубліковано 26 тра 2015
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It was a great ship, honor and glory to British sailors
380 mm AP Shell: N O
I am amazed. Seriously, this is fantastic. I have a small 1/1250 model of her and now seeing this gives me a whole better understanding of the ship. Thank you.
Hello,i have a 1:200 hms hood model from trumpeter!6 years ago lol
Amazing Amazing awesome work I'm sure you're proud of your work because these are real beauties.
Hi Stefan.
That is amazing.
My uncle was on board the Hood when she went down in 1941.
My mum told me that he was so proud to be on the Hood.
I'd like to buy your book, but the link says its unavaiable.
👌 ok
Quite incredible. Would love to be able to do a fly around, and view your amazing detail at leisure. Hood was a beautiful ship.
as someone who has just started trying to create ships in 3d i am very impressed with this, great job dude
Waiting for my trumpeter 1/200 to turn up in the the next day or so...I am looking forward to this build. Although the radio rigging looks fairly daunting and that may have to left to the imagination. Thanks for the video
1:26 This was the three survivors' battle station.
carlos Rivas actually, one of the survivors was aft on the boat deck as I recall.
Crabby Guy27 - Yes, survivor Bob Tilburn was on the port forward side of the shelter deck.
One on the shelter deck port side forward of the boats, one on the compass platform, and one in the spotting top if I recall.
"Elegance isn't just for show, it's who we are!" Hood of the Royal Navy faction in Azur Lane
Incredible what this new D technology can do.The mighty Hood🔔R🕯P⚓
The "mighty" hood? BWAHHHHHHH HA HA HA HA HA
@@erichvonmanstein6876 No need to be a fucking prick about it.
Brilliant. Trying to build this model with instructions that are a bit iffy . This has been my go to reference.
I wish these were available for purchase in a downloadable format
And I am still struggeling with my turboCad. Excellent artwork and what a hell of work behind her!
Estupendos trabajos, que detalles, magnifico!
Nice tribute to the late battelcruiser and crew.
The pride of the Royal navy, sunk by the Germans. Nice model.
Panie Stefanie, nieustanny podziw dla pańskiej twórczości. Marzą mi się japońskie ciężkie krążowniki. Pozdrawiam.
This helps me a lot in building my 1/700 scale hood
Beautiful
Excellent work congrats¡¡¡¡¡¡
The beautiful HMS Hood. Hard to think of such a behemoth being torn in two by a single shell.
The government of the time are to blame to be honest. It was well known that warship gunnery had advanced in technology and that our ships were at greater risk from plunging fire due to lightly armoured decks. Hood's side armour was perfectly adequate to defend against shell fire and torpedo hits, but her rear deck was not. The government knew this perfectly well, and had drawn up plans to have her deck armour upgraded; had they done this then she would have survived Bismarck's shells, but they didn't do it because they weren't prepared to pay the costs. Because of that, 1,408 men lost their lives because the government were stingey and didn't want to fork out any money, so instead they paid the price in British lives.
@@keighlancoe5933 Hoods deck wasnt penetrated, Bismarck was too close to do so. Hood had an extremely pronounced trough due to her design and she was hit and penetrated below the armour belt, the shell then exploding and causing a fire that spread to the magazine's
Time to ammo rack!
Not that I have anything against this beautiful ship, I love it
Thank you this will help me with my next project
With her 15" guns she was capable of dishing it out, but she had a glass jaw. The Mighty Hood wow'ed 'em in the colonies, but when it came time to engage the enemy she was found wanting.
Russ G : She's got the problem of all British battlecruisers from beginning 1907. Too weak armour at the side.
BRAVO !! The 3D on HMS HOOD ......just FANTASTIC !!!
HMS Hood in 1941 was an old ship by then, and if it had not been for the war may have been laid up. She was certainly not up to meeting a modern battleship.
In WW1 battleships engaged much closer than a WW2 engagement. Bismarck fired heavier shells than a WW1 battleship, and could fire them further and with more accuracy. The rounds from Bismarck were coming in at a very steep angle, very fast, and heavy, with, for HMS Hood, and unstoppable penetrating power. This is why the captain of the Hood was trying his hardest to reduce the range. Maybe not zig-zagging which would have made it an easier target.
There is no doubt it was a lucky shot. Almost anywhere else it would have survived.
But let us look at the 'mighty' Bismarck. One hit from the Prince of Wales scuppered the mission. A couple of days later she was all but rendered inoperable by a torpedo from a bi-plane.
When she met 2 modern British battleships, she did not register a single hit before turned into a floating wreck.
For all its power, Bismarck has to be considered a failure for both the ship and the Kriegsmarine war strategy.
@freebeerfordworkers - The Bismarck's gunnery was effective against the PoW, and don't forget the PoW itself scored a telling hit forcing Bismarck to abandon it's mission and return to France. This was despite the fact that most of the PoW's guns had technical failures as the ship was far from being fully run up for action. There were still civilian workers on board. One conclusion you could actually draw from that is how effective modern fire controls were in modern battleships. Clearly that facility is critical to that success and to loose it would be a major disadvantage.
In the final action Bismarck did loose its fire control very early on. It was travelling at 5 knots in a predictable manner and so would have been in effect a sitting duck. It is hardly surprising that she received telling hits almost straight away. Her two front turrets were knocked out within 15 minutes.
I would treat the claim that the senior officer made those statements with a great deal of suspicion. I did actually see an interview with him many years ago and he made no such claim. I would check the source of that report.
As with all conspiracy theories the weakest link is that we are supposed to believe that thousands of people have kept quite about this for so many years. I can understand keeping quiet about it then, but since WW2? I just cannot see why anybody would want to. Btw it was HMS Rodney that took part. HMS Nelson was operating in the Mediterranean at the time.
Hood was 20 years old and long overdue for a major rebuild along the lines of the Warspite. If she had been rebuilt with upgraded armour and state of the art radar and gunnery systems the battle might have been very different.
Excellent
definitely missing that big ass 1hit explosion in the middle :)
As I watch this , I kept thinking about Ted Briggs- RIP
amazing...however, what is that tiny balcony we can see from 1:19? doesnt seem to have any acces other than from the window from above. some kind of error?
JafuetTheSame, those are small balconies where spotting binoculars would be mounted on pedestals for scouting and gun laying dutys. typically their are 4 of those binoculars mounted at that level, beneath the rangefinder with sea scanning radar. two looking aft, and one of two you mentioned on each side of the crows nest, looking forward. all mounts could be pointed to their respective broadsides. in real life there would be an access hatch or a gantry way to reach that balcony.
Oh my word that is beautiful amazing how long did it take? Also when I build my 1/350 Hood modal I am going to refer to this for colour
Beautiful job except for the red hull. Never was red.
Hey, that's me!
Outstanding !
But the scale ? And which year is chosen ? Looks like it must be from the late 30'ties. If not even later.
(And how long time took to make this masterpiace ?)
It's simply impressive !
R.I.P. to all the British sailors who perished that dreadful day!
Can we get a shot of the whole ship orrrr?
Hood is the most famous Battleship/Heavy Cruiser of all time, even beating the Iowa class from the USA.
Hood was a fast battleship, not a cruiser
are those rockets on top of the second turret?
Yes, thats rocket AA
R.I.P.
The fact that she was a battle cruiser, she should never have been chosen to go up against the Bismarck.
She wasn't a battle cruiser, she was a battleship
What a great model. Are you able to save it as a STEP file?
No, I can export to a variety of formats but they do not include STEP. Why do you ask?
@@kapitanpi88 I am blown away by the quality of your model. it must have taken months to do the detailing. I am asking because I posted a theory on how a hit could have caused a magazine explosion and fitted with the observations and evidence. It would be nice to do an animation showing how the damage progressed. Id that a project that would interest you?
@@kapitanpi88 I use Solid works but do not have the animation capability
Poziom realizmu i szczegółów powala na kolana 8-l
The proudest ship in our Royal Navy. One shot from Bismarck in the main magazine and BOOM! she's gone. But her legacy as the flagship lives on in Azur Lane as part of the Royal Navy.
I thought you were about to say "in World of Warships" there
Still,
AL Hood is love, AL Hood is life
@@waverleyjournalise5757. And not forgetting Star Trek who named three of their starships Hood.
1. A Constitution class similar to the Enterprise
2. An Excelsior class
And 3. One of the starships which were in the 2009 Star Trek movie
What are the launchers mid ship? They look like modern anti air missliles but obviously they are not
The were an AA rocket barrage weapon called a "UP launcher" UP standing for "unrotated projectile". They were a slightly harebrained idea for ship AA defence. For a very good description of how they were meant to work watch this. ua-cam.com/video/QW20b5utDv8/v-deo.html. They were of limited usefulness and were withdrawn from use after 1941.
is this the battlecruiser sunk by German Bishmark ?
Yup. One myth is that the Bismarck fired one shot / salvo to sink HMS hood. The
Hood was hit several times before the fatal plunging shot hit an ammunition room.
@@andrewgillis3073 Hoods deck wasn't penetrated, she was hit below the armour belt just forward of X turrets magazine
Love all your 3d vids but one thing I must say is why not have some quiet subtle musical accompaniment. Nothing raucous and it would make the vids even better. But hey, ill still watch them without.
Hello Stefan, is it possible to took some seconds from your video for my buildingreport in a special Forum for this kind of ships. I'm a private person and do not advertise with your video
CAN
dont ruin the like count
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