Sewing sails:
Captain John Smith’s shallop (1608) - scale 1:32 - KIT made in Ukraine
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It finally happened! I convinced my husband to create his channel. Underwater ship archeology - only facts about real ships, their history, fate and purpose.
This channel was created specifically for those who want to build historically accurate models of ships and are looking for reliable information for their research.
Now you can ask directly Dr. KB any questions about ships and I will record a video!
Kroum Batchvarov - Underwater Ship Archaeologist
The first video with the presentation of the channel:
What would you be most interested in?
- shipwrecks
- the history of ships
- drawings and documentation
- research
This channel was created specifically for those who want to build historically accurate models of ships and are looking for reliable information for their research.
Now you can ask directly Dr. KB any questions about ships and I will record a video!
Kroum Batchvarov - Underwater Ship Archaeologist
The first video with the presentation of the channel:
What would you be most interested in?
- shipwrecks
- the history of ships
- drawings and documentation
- research
Congratulations for finishing this great model. also Congrats to Pavel for this great kit
Thank you very much!
BEAUTIFUL MODEL WONDERFUL VIDEO, BTW HOW IS YOUR ASSISTANT DOING HE IS ONE HANDSOM GUY LOVE HIM SHOW HIM MORE. AND AGAIN GOD BLESS UKRAINE AND ITS TREMDOUS PEOPLE THROUGH CHRIST SENDE SATAN AND ALOL BACK TO HELL. GOD BLESS STAY SAFE YOU AND YOURS DON
Kurt Konrath
Kurt Konrath
A great small boat well done. I need to find the time to watch all the videos you post.
The ones I have watched in past have been a great help in upgrading my limited skills.
The ones I have watched in past have been a great help in upgrading my limited skills.
Why the milk chocolate acrylic paint? I saw you painted part of the fabric, but not the fabric you're actually using for the sail. Am I missing something?
DIY DISPLAY CASE (with the Real Glass) for a scale model.
A display case for a model is like a frame for a picture, it makes the job complete!
A display case for a model is like a frame for a picture, it makes the job complete!
I pull threads from the painted part to the part I use - this is to simulate seams instead of sewing them on a sewing machine...)))
Wow! What a clever way to simulate seams. Thanks.
Tools and talent merge beautifully. Well done
DIY DISPLAY CASE (with imitation of granite on the pedestal) for a scale model.
Shallop is a name used for several types of boats and small ships used for coastal navigation from the seventeenth century.