ships of pavel nikitin

  1. blickwer

    Captain John Smith's Shallop by Pavel Nikitin - Build log

    This is my first plank on frame model and my first build log. I am open to suggestions on either.
  2. Mr.Deep

    Drakar by Pavel Nikitin. The scale is 1:25.

    Finally, he began to build a drakar.Set by Pavel Nikitin, scale 1:25.I started with the slipways. The convergence is good. I was slightly sharpening some details with a file.I have assembled and glued all the frames. I made a selection on them - a comb for lining the belt. Glued the keel.There...
  3. eugen.t

    New design Winchelsea Nef

    I would like to present my new Plan created for the "Ships of Pavel Nikitin" project. As part of this project, a kit will be released that complements the existing Drakkar kit in the same scale. I have chosen a Winchelsea Nef , which was a part of the Cinque Ports Confederation. In medieval...
  4. C

    Santa Maria produced by Pavel Nikitin

    I received my Santa Maria kit yesterday and unboxed it today. This is a heavy kit. Very well packaged and presented. I think it's a good value for the money. I've attached photos of the unboxing. There is a spiral bound instruction book. There are sheets with illustrations. There are...
  5. tomsp

    Boat 136 mm

    Completed Pavel’s Boat 136 mm- of course it took me two boats to do it….case build was too quick…. Maybe I can work on it more later….
  6. C

    San Bartolome kit# 104

    Greetings Everyone, I have started the San Bartolome model from Ships of Pavel Nikitin. The video series on YouTube has been very helpful for planning and for clearing up some questions about the instructions. At this point the keel is together and the preshapeing is nearly complete on the...
  7. D

    JOHN SMITH SCHALLOP NITKIN

    I AMSTARTING THE LOG NOW AS I HAVE QUITE A BIT DONE WILL POST SOME PICTURES.. RIGHT NOW WILL TELL ABOUT BO, BOs HAD TO DO THE FRAMES TO THE JIG TWICE, DUE TO MY MISTAKE AT THE BEGINNIG WHEN PUTTING KEEL ASSEMBLY TOGETHE AND PUTTING IT TO JIG EITHER THE ASSEMBY WAS TO SHORT OR THE JIG TO LONG...
  8. J

    Pavel Nikitin San Bartolome

    I finished the Slipway this week end. Everything thing went together very well. The platform is extremely sturdy. It’s built like a torsion box so it’s perfectly flat. The clamps were the only things requiring a bit of adjustment. Next up is the
  9. J

    Pavel Nikkitin San Bartolome build!

    Hello guys and gals, I am new to SOS but building models. I am no expert so hope to learn a lot from the forum. I am going to start a build log if I can figure it out. I just received my next build from Pavel Nikkitin all the way from the Ukraine. Unfortunately he couldn’t send the ship plans...
  10. GuyH

    Capt. John Smith's shallop kit by Pavel Nikitin [COMPLETED BUILD]

    I started this kit in Nov. 2022, and have been keeping a log with comments and pictures. It is a Word document, attached below. I can convert it to pdf if anyone wishes. This is my first log here in SOS so learning as I go. I can attach updated logs as I make progress, or post pictures...
  11. tomsp

    Capt. John Smith’s Shallop - finish

    hello -new member here. I’m building this model from Ukraine and loving it. I received the order fairly quickly and the kit arrived in perfect condition. The price was also way low for the quality involved! If I could build another one my bad mistakes would improve! Made some bad mistakes as in...
  12. shipphotographer.com

    OSEBERG ship - Ships of Pavel Nikitin (Ukraine) - Scale 1:25 (15/32" = 1') - Length: 865 mm ( 34 3/34 inch)

    I just opened a box with a new kit from the Ukrainian manufacturer "Ships of Pavel Nikitin". And just delighted with it. The whole ship is made of different types of wood (alder, beech, walnut) and no plywood or MDF...
  13. Kramer

    Capt. John Smith's Shallop by Pavel Nikitin 1/32 [COMPLETED BUILD]

    This kit will be an interlude from my Endurance by OcCre. I'm having a great time working on the Endurance. I feel like, with the help of this forum, I've taken my craft to a new level of detail. I look forward to returning to the Endurance. But, in the meantime, I saw Pavel Nikitin's kit, Capt...
  14. Ornholt

    Drakar "OSEBERG" from Pavel Nikitin 1:25 [COMPLETED BUILD]

    Finally, the kit package arrived. Have wanted to build a Viking ship for a long time, but there hasn't been a good historically accurate kit. But now Pavel has put on the market a very nice kit. Have done an initial review of the content and can say that the quality is of a very high class...
  15. Lucius

    John Smith's Shallop [COMPLETED BUILD]

    Hello Everybody, When the early colonists came to the New World at the turn of XVI-XVII centuries, they quickly realized a need in a small, universal and durable boats to explore the coast safely and to start trade relations with local North American tribes in this region. One of the most...
  16. sleepyfish

    San Bartolome - Pavel Nikitin ship model

    Well! She certainly is a chubby little piglet and weighs about as much to. There is a lot of lumber in this build. As this kit comes with all pieces pre cut ( decking and planking ) I would consider this to be an excellent intermediate skill level ship to build. The finish done by pavel however...
  17. Pathfinder65

    Nikitin San Bartolome 1584 A.D. (Kit #35)

    The start of a new adventure. The envisioned outcome of the kit. The kit components that arrived beautifully packed from the Ukraine. (Thank you Pavel and company) The start of the slipway jig. One piece done, lots more to go. The parts need a wee bit of sanding, shaping and several...
  18. shipphotographer.com

    Captain John Smith’s shallop (1608) - scale 1:32 - KIT made in Ukraine

    I'm starting a little project again to keep my hands busy while I'm on vacation. This time it's a boat based on Captain John Smith's Shallop (1608) from the Ukrainian manufacturer and my friend Pavel Nikitin. He designed this kit during the first month of the war and already sent the first...
  19. Pavel Nikitin

    New kit "Captain John Smith's Shallop"

    When the early colonists came to the New World at the turn of XVI-XVII centuries, they quickly realized a need in a small, universal and durable boats to explore the coast safely and to start trade relations with local North American tribes in this region. One of the most important aspects was...
  20. Pavel Nikitin

    New kit Galleon "San Bartolome - 2"

    “Pavel Nikitin Ships” store presents a new sailing ship wooden kit, a 24-gun galleon ship “San Bartolome” in retro style. Historical background. This galleon supposedly was part of the Spanish Invincible Armada led by Alonso Perez de Guzman, 7th Duke of Medina Sidonia, in May – September 1588...
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