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Caravella PINTA (1492) - Amati - scale 1:65 [COMPLETED BUILD]
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Very good looking sails - very good realistic form and colour - Very good work
Two questions because it is not shown in the video:
1) which kind of glue / fluid you use?
2) which kind of fabric is this? Interesting, because you can remove it from the sails without any problems
Two questions because it is not shown in the video:
1) which kind of glue / fluid you use?
2) which kind of fabric is this? Interesting, because you can remove it from the sails without any problems
Due to the fact that I was asked to translate into different languages - I started writing subtitles on YouTube. So that viewers can use auto-translation of subtitles into different languages. That's why I don't write directly in the video when editing it.
1) This is brewed potato starch
2) This is a dryed wipe
This video is very informative - Very good work and full of small but very helpful ideas of how to make rigging works easier
Many Thanks for sharing with us your way(s) - really a very interesting video !!!
As I remember your ropes are self-produced, or?
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Hi Olga,
You are a really talented and devoted ship modeler. You're working on multiple ships at the same time and keep an high standard. Well done.
I also love your library of ship modelers books. There a some Dutch beauties between them.
good luck,
Peter
You are a really talented and devoted ship modeler. You're working on multiple ships at the same time and keep an high standard. Well done.
I also love your library of ship modelers books. There a some Dutch beauties between them.
good luck,
Peter
That is a fine ship. Thanks for the you tube links I learned something today. Cheers
Thank you!
Yes, I make ropes from polyester threads. I just recently went on vacation to my homeland and filled the stock of coils)))
Thank you very much!
The library is a collection of my husband on which he worked more than 20 years and now continues)))
My pleasure!
Foresail & line coils
FINISH - 800 hours of work...
FINISH - 800 hours of work...
Kurt Konrath
Kurt Konrath
Do you use a rope machine of your own design, or one of ready made and commercially sold machines?
Thank you Olha for sharing. I will be adding this to the Showcase gallery.
The final photo shoot and the full build-log in one video:
I bought a regular aquarium for fish instead of a display-case)))
I bought a regular aquarium for fish instead of a display-case)))