Museum quality and precision!! THE most detailed running lines I have ever seen in a model. Thank you for sharing such a stunning ship and showcasing a talent that makes you a master. Wow... incredible photos too, glorious!!!
Stunning build. I was recently given three old Heller sailing ship kits by a friend. The 1/200 L' Indomptable, the 1/150 Le Glorieux and the 1/150 Amerigo Vespucci. I'm not an experienced ship builder and have only just completed my first one, the Revell 1/110 HMS Bounty. It's not up to the standard in this video but I was still very pleased how it turned out and it looks nice in the glass case I've made for it . I'm just trying to make my mind up now which of the other ships to tackle next. Just a couple of questions. 1- On the fine detail painting, was it all done with a fine brush or did you use paint pens as well? And 2- Are you working on another ship at this time? Oh, and those lights take it to the next level, superb. Happy modelling my friend.
John Gargani, an exquisite build, meticulously crafted! Congratulations! Had Le Soleil Royal and HMS Victory engaged in combat? If memory serves, the French ship predated by a century or longer the British vessel. I would like to build a diorama of two such ships engaged in close-quarters fighting, perhaps giving each other broadsides. My preference would be Revell's USS Constitution U.S. Navy Frigate, though I am having trouble determining a suitable adversary. Also, the project would be physically huge, enormously complex. Not only the difficulty of building each model, but learning how to position the yardarms and set the sails, assemble, paint, and place hundreds of crew figures each-- many would portray the dead and the wounded; many others would be in dynamic stances of combatants in mêlée, still more manning the cannons--depict and scratch-build the battle damage, place the vessels with one another, amongst several other major issues. I realise that just seeking your thoughts, even if you actually know in general what I have in mind, asks of you quite a bit. However, I have no other recourse other than UA-cam and people such as yourself.
Museum quality and precision!! THE most detailed running lines I have ever seen in a model. Thank you for sharing such a stunning ship and showcasing a talent that makes you a master. Wow... incredible photos too, glorious!!!
Thank you very much for the award. There is still room for improvement and thanks to the award it drives me forward :-)
Félicitations, c'est une superbe réalisation.
La maquette est très bien réalisée les couleurs sont incroyable bref le bateau est très bien refait vraiment identique 👍
Amazing 👏 👏👏👏
Magnifique
The side galleries on the stern castle are opened up??? The kit parts they are closed solid pieces.. How did you do this???
The walkways are shown cut out in the video. A model milling machine and a fine disc. The rest of the ornaments were carved with a scalpel.
Great job on the model still working on mine 2 years now
Thank you very much, I wish you well
@@pavelsadlik13 working on it today
Great Job 💪🏻👍🏻
thank you very much
Stunning build. I was recently given three old Heller sailing ship kits by a friend. The 1/200 L' Indomptable, the 1/150 Le Glorieux and the 1/150 Amerigo Vespucci. I'm not an experienced ship builder and have only just completed my first one, the Revell 1/110 HMS Bounty. It's not up to the standard in this video but I was still very pleased how it turned out and it looks nice in the glass case I've made for it . I'm just trying to make my mind up now which of the other ships to tackle next.
Just a couple of questions. 1- On the fine detail painting, was it all done with a fine brush or did you use paint pens as well? And 2- Are you working on another ship at this time? Oh, and those lights take it to the next level, superb. Happy modelling my friend.
Nice Job!
John Gargani, an exquisite build, meticulously crafted! Congratulations!
Had Le Soleil Royal and HMS Victory engaged in combat? If memory serves, the French ship predated by a century or longer the British vessel.
I would like to build a diorama of two such ships engaged in close-quarters fighting, perhaps giving each other broadsides. My preference would be Revell's USS Constitution U.S. Navy Frigate, though I am having trouble determining a suitable adversary.
Also, the project would be physically huge, enormously complex. Not only the difficulty of building each model, but learning how to position the yardarms and set the sails, assemble, paint, and place hundreds of crew figures each-- many would portray the dead and the wounded; many others would be in dynamic stances of combatants in mêlée, still more manning the cannons--depict and scratch-build the battle damage, place the vessels with one another, amongst several other major issues.
I realise that just seeking your thoughts, even if you actually know in general what I have in mind, asks of you quite a bit. However, I have no other recourse other than UA-cam and people such as yourself.
Just Wow !
where did yo get the flag and the small other bits ? please it makes a great finish
hello, I bought all the components on hismodel.cz, the Lord has all the accessories and beautiful models there. Good luck to you too :-)
love it
Thank you
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