This brought back some memories. As a kid, I used to be fascinated by these and wanted my parents to buy me a ship in a bottle whenever I saw one. Always wondered how they were made, but I was still too young at the time to have internet access and nobody around me knew either, so I eventually forgot growing up. Glad this video finally solved that childhood mystery of mine. It really is a beautiful craft.
I also have childhood memories and still have one tiny Vikings long ship which I managed to place into a small bottle (with a very big mouth opening- haha!)
years and years ago their was a plastic model company that produced a line of "ships in a bottle" ... you would build the ship and then place it inside a clear plastic bottle and then glue the bottom on ... I had several of these on display when I was a child during the late 60's
I took a class Jim Goodwin put on at Roy Underhill’s Woodwright School many years ago. Each student made their own ship in bottle. I got to learn all the masters secrets. Fascinating class and remarkable teacher.
Came for the ship building, stayed for the soundtrack. That was a wonderful experience. Watching a master craftsman being accompanied by a wonderful soundtrack was a deeply relaxing experience.
I built one of these ships in a bottle years ago but I dont think I couldve built another. They are painstaking to build so I can appreciate this guy's patience.
There they are, almost done, and you pull out the tools that you had to make yourself, I started doing this around 8 years old, I still have unfinished ships in baggies waiting for me to find the right bottle to put them in, the look in people's eyes when you give it to them, all the fun is making them and stuffing them in, great video
I built one a few years ago and had about 50 hours into the project when I finally finished it!! A huge challenge but also very rewarding and everyone loves it!
Bought back memories from over 70 years ago, my parents neighbor, an old sea salt, made these. As a kid, I never knew how he performed such magic. Thank you for sharing your magic......
I like how you turn off the light and come back to it tomorrow. Most of the YT videos just do cut after cut. This is great editing, nice music and an amazing build.
I love the level of patience at the bench. I finished aerospace parts for 40 plus years, so I know. A joy to watch- my counter part. Wish I could meet him.
@@billsherrard8452 what the OP was trying to say was, he would build the ship and then build a diorama around it that included a harbor-side dock ... perfectly understood what the OP was trying to say ... apparently understanding people has "become a lost art" ... sheesh !!!!
Don't worry I just found this website, not only does he create these, but he also teaches about craftsmanship through workshops. He builds ships, lighthouses, airplanes, and other tiny uniques in bottles. Let's hope his apprentices excel at this craft as well. 😀
Cuando era pequeño yo miraba a mi padre como hacía sus barcos. Ahora mi padre es anciano y tiene Parkinson y ya no puede hacerlo pero yo observo estos vídeos. Me dan paz. Gracias por su tiempo ❤
Sin lugar a dudas un verdadero ARTESANO con mucha dedicación y amor por lo que esta realizando. Mi dedo para arriba y le envío por este medio mis FELICITACIONES !! amigo artesano. Saludos desde La Paz,Canelones Uruguay 🇺🇾
Wow, that was quite fascinating to watch you do that. Seems like a very high level of enjoyable patience if you ask me! Awesome work, and thanks so much for sharing your hobby of interest with many.😂
That’s pretty cool. I can appreciate all the planning it took to get there. I couldn’t help think of the moth and the butterfly when you pushed the ship through the mouth of the jar and it just was born inside the bottle. Nice work!
Thank you. I used that glue with model airplanes. The only drawback is that it doesn't give you any leeway in case you make a mistake, because it dries in seconds.
This is absolutely magical. Only Years of practice dedication and passion can give these results 👌👌👌 Thank you for sharing what I always was fascinated as a child how does this happen ? And you displayed it Thank you may you always do better and enjoy your work ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Meticulous planning and precision in execution in a restricted space. I draw a parallel to laparscopic surgery also know as key hole surgery. Kudos to you Sir. ❤
Most unbelievable video I've ever seen. You're patience, and hand eye coordination is exceptional. I only wish I had a 10th the skill. Thank you so much for sharing your talent. 🙂
The sails are made from 32 lb cotton resume paper. And I use Gutterman hand-quilting thread. I run the thread through beeswax which will take out the kinks and it will reinforce the thread.
This brought back some memories. As a kid, I used to be fascinated by these and wanted my parents to buy me a ship in a bottle whenever I saw one. Always wondered how they were made, but I was still too young at the time to have internet access and nobody around me knew either, so I eventually forgot growing up. Glad this video finally solved that childhood mystery of mine. It really is a beautiful craft.
I also have childhood memories and still have one tiny Vikings long ship which I managed to place into a small bottle (with a very big mouth opening- haha!)
Same here...always wanted to have a ship in a bottle. I alwats saw them in spain when i was on holliday with my parents.
years and years ago their was a plastic model company that produced a line of "ships in a bottle" ... you would build the ship and then place it inside a clear plastic bottle and then glue the bottom on ... I had several of these on display when I was a child during the late 60's
Me too hi
Just come to know how it is made
I took a class Jim Goodwin put on at Roy Underhill’s Woodwright School many years ago. Each student made their own ship in bottle. I got to learn all the masters secrets. Fascinating class and remarkable teacher.
Nothing is more pleasing to watch than a man completely focused on his art
😊
and his passion, to see his labour bearing fruit. 🎉
Ikr
Porn?
I agree.
Came for the ship building, stayed for the soundtrack. That was a wonderful experience. Watching a master craftsman being accompanied by a wonderful soundtrack was a deeply relaxing experience.
Това е невероятно. Занимавам се с модилизъм вече 30 години.Но това е на друто ниво.Мойте уважения и респект!
This deserves a lot of views & likes
55 years old and now I know! Thank you kindly 😉
I built one of these ships in a bottle years ago but I dont think I couldve built another. They are painstaking to build so I can appreciate this guy's patience.
UA-cam should also have a "love" button for videos like this
There they are, almost done, and you pull out the tools that you had to make yourself, I started doing this around 8 years old, I still have unfinished ships in baggies waiting for me to find the right bottle to put them in, the look in people's eyes when you give it to them, all the fun is making them and stuffing them in, great video
I honestly can't remember the last time that I've sat for so long in silence, fair play! 😆😅
Absolutely brilliant! Thanks pal 😉👍
41 years old always wondered now i know great video
I've always been amazed by this - it's not enough you build this great little ship, but then add the challenge of putting it in a bottle after!
I built one a few years ago and had about 50 hours into the project when I finally finished it!! A huge challenge but also very rewarding and everyone loves it!
Amazing. Was holding my breath on the final pull of the strings. So much work done leading to that point.
Bought back memories from over 70 years ago, my parents neighbor, an old sea salt, made these. As a kid, I never knew how he performed such magic. Thank you for sharing your magic......
I like how you turn off the light and come back to it tomorrow. Most of the YT videos just do cut after cut. This is great editing, nice music and an amazing build.
That’s brilliant all ways wondered our you got ship in bottle really injoyed watching thank you 👍
Patience, precision and perfect
I love the level of patience at the bench. I finished aerospace parts for 40 plus years, so I know. A joy to watch- my counter part. Wish I could meet him.
My grandfather would put ships and the hole port builds and all in bottles. It's definitely a dying art. Thanks for taking us along 👍.
Huh? Evidently, grammar is also becoming a lost art.
@@billsherrard8452 what the OP was trying to say was, he would build the ship and then build a diorama around it that included a harbor-side dock ... perfectly understood what the OP was trying to say ... apparently understanding people has "become a lost art" ... sheesh !!!!
You are such a brilliant craftsman. I’m almost convinced to take up the trade!!
Don't worry I just found this website, not only does he create these, but he also teaches about craftsmanship through workshops. He builds ships, lighthouses, airplanes, and other tiny uniques in bottles.
Let's hope his apprentices excel at this craft as well. 😀
Cuando era pequeño yo miraba a mi padre como hacía sus barcos. Ahora mi padre es anciano y tiene Parkinson y ya no puede hacerlo pero yo observo estos vídeos. Me dan paz. Gracias por su tiempo ❤
My anxiety levels went through the roof watching this. An absolute master of such a delicate and precise art. Great work mate
Amazing job ❤
That was very cool! Thank you so much for this video!!
Glad you liked it!
Every since i was a kid I've always loved miniature ships built like that I'd definitely collect em right along with my anime stuff
Sin lugar a dudas un verdadero ARTESANO con mucha dedicación y amor por lo que esta realizando.
Mi dedo para arriba y le envío por este medio mis FELICITACIONES !! amigo artesano.
Saludos desde La Paz,Canelones Uruguay 🇺🇾
Thank You. Absolutly Amazing Master Craftsmanship!
Eye sight and steady hands....quality
Fascinating work. I've only got as far as making a shipwreck in a bottle.
Thank you for my belly laugh of the day!
😂
Simplemente hermoso, profesional y super maestro, felicidades, un abrazo desdé Cd Neza, Estado de México.....
Almost magical to watch. Thank you.
Bravo !! So enjoyable watching this artistry ! Wonderful finished work !
I always get fascinated by sea ship and this is marvelous
It is like a thriller movie. Stressful and peaceful at the same time.
Mesmerising
Awesome craftsmanship!
This is beautiful work
Thank you! I learned a lot of craft secrets !!
Such peace. Quite a hobby, thank you and best wishes.
Wow, that was quite fascinating to watch you do that. Seems like a very high level of enjoyable patience if you ask me! Awesome work, and thanks so much for sharing your hobby of interest with many.😂
That’s pretty cool. I can appreciate all the planning it took to get there. I couldn’t help think of the moth and the butterfly when you pushed the ship through the mouth of the jar and it just was born inside the bottle. Nice work!
Very soothing! What delight! Bravo!
A true craftsman
This is incredible! Thank you for sharing his amazing work with us!
Very good. We need more videos like this.
Wow,didn't I just learn something,thanks for sharing your passion with me.
Amazing. What is the glue that you apply with a brush in the cap?
It's Super Glue by the brand Krazy Glue. The brush applicator gives me more control when applying glue.
Thank you. I used that glue with model airplanes. The only drawback is that it doesn't give you any leeway in case you make a mistake, because it dries in seconds.
@@miguelsuarez8010The correct response to that dilemma would be to not make any mistakes.
Wow! Just incredible! ❤
Wow sir ❤ respect the patience of the hardest things but you made it.
this was amazeballs
This is absolutely magical.
Only Years of practice dedication and passion can give these results 👌👌👌
Thank you for sharing what I always was fascinated as a child how does this happen ?
And you displayed it
Thank you may you always do better and enjoy your work
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Meticulous planning and precision in execution in a restricted space. I draw a parallel to laparscopic surgery also know as key hole surgery. Kudos to you Sir. ❤
Very beautiful. Master Craftsman.
Well done. Thank you.
Very classy. Thanks. 😊😊😊
You sir are a master craftsman thankyou
Amazing ! I was puzzle how they put inside.👏👍
Wow. I wish I had this kind of talent. Stunning.
Just WOW.😊
Wow 😮that's spectacular.
It's so amazing!! I've always wondered how this was done. Thanks for sharing!!
Most unbelievable video I've ever seen. You're patience, and hand eye coordination is exceptional. I only wish I had a 10th the skill.
Thank you so much for sharing your talent. 🙂
show,é muita paciência, maravilha, Deus te abençoe
I'm soo delighted! I always wondered! This was a joy to watch!
Truly amazing!
Gorgeous!
I always wondered how ships were put in the bottles. Amazing work
This video was amazing, I've always wanted to do this, I think I may give it a try
Excelente,muy buen trabajo!!!!
WOW !!!😊
If I tried this hobby I'd curse and yell so much the dog would live under the furniture. So basically, I love my dog too much to try this.
Simply amazing!
What an amazing craft. Very fiddly but very satisfying in the end. Looks great!👌😍👌
Using cloth clip , nail cutter super, revealing the secret of hinges for vertical Post, 68 years of my wonder has gone.
Greetings from Australia. This bloke has done a really good job.
Eso es arte muy bien elaborado y especial para todo tipo de personas muy llamativo y hermoso para todo tipo de hogares. Felicidades
Absolutely incredible
Nice Job.👌🙂
Does anybody else feel like when you found out Santa isn't real?
This was insanely interesting
Amazing, thank you
step 1 - drink a whole entire bottle of liquor
I can start this project😂😅
Umm i ehh can make about 165 of those
Has hecho un trabajo perfecto,yo también me dedicó hacer barcos en botella,saludos desde Olot, España ❤😊
Wow, that was awesome to watch. It came out great. I don't have the patience.
Every video is a masterpiece. Keep doing what you're doing!
NICE!!! the master of boat in the bottle :)
what a beautiful piece and very relaxing to watch how you made such a job
Wow great art.
This gave me the good anxiety. Truly fascinating to watch. Bravo. 👏🏽
What great precision you work with... you should have been a surgeon, lol... I enjoyed watching you create this work of art. 👍
Love it! Thanks for sharing.
Seu trabalho é incrível! gostei muito! 🇧🇷👍
❤This perfect work
Not bad for a first timer 😝
Absolutely Amazing
Excellent! just a few questions:
- How do you place gaff and main boom?
- What paper do you use for the sails?
- what thread do you use?
The sails are made from 32 lb cotton resume paper. And I use Gutterman hand-quilting thread. I run the thread through beeswax which will take out the kinks and it will reinforce the thread.
Hi, very skilled man!!!!!!!!!!!!!👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌
Parabéns amigo. Sou intimista deste trabalho
Parabéns!!!!Muito bom...
Amazing I want!! Masterpiece ~