Kit Review Cisne Negro (Black Swan), 1:75 by OcCre

Naima said:

The black Swan is a fictional choice to prevent Disney from pretending copyrights or legal issues, in reality the Cisne Nigro is just a modified version of the Black Pearl.

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I found a link to information about model ships in the movie Black Swan.

I think Occre gets away with claiming that their model is from the 1942 film.

The question is how well the Black Swan is described in the 1931 novel *Black Swan*.

ubjs said:

I found a link to information about model ships in the movie Black Swan.

The Black Swan 1942

Nominated for an Academy award Special effects. A more colorful Pirate movie will be hard to find, with the Technicolour cranked up to 11....

www.modelshipsinthecinema.com

I think Occre gets away with claiming that their model is from the 1942 film.

The question is how well the Black Swan is described in the 1931 novel *Black Swan*.

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That’s a very interesting article highlighting the real artistry that went into cinema before studios could simply through gobs of computing power at CGI.

Naima said:

The black Swan is a fictional choice to prevent Disney from pretending copyrights or legal issues, in reality the Cisne Nigro is just a modified version of the Black Pearl.

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Yes I know that I was talking about the one from Refael Sabatini's book.

I have a question , in the Occre kit there are several repetitions for planks of sycomore that have different codes according to where they need to go , why that distinction and why not list alltogether? they are just the same .

also since I have created for my ship also underdecks and inner rooms I suppose the provided planks will not be enough for me so I bought some new ones but are of betulla or tilia wood , I guess are good the same? to me they looked same color so I thought ok andyway I didn't fuind Sycomore online.
as for the side colored wood , dont remember the name but the one used for second planking I will use the occre one , but since I also want to decore better the interiors and also the side walls of the structures like entrance etc, and I want them more dark than the original one but not painted, do you think that walnuts wood is good?

Finally , where can I see or how should I plank for side walls , internal walls and so on vertically or horizontally ?
Thankyou.

Interior planking, or ceilings as they are known, should generally be horizontal, following the same lines as the exterior planking.

, here's an idea. How about actually builds the model of the black swan ship from Refael Sabatini's the black swan.