LE FLEURON. 1729. 1\48. KUDIN ANDREY.(YouTube)

[shota70]

New - a little ... But, for order :

Hi Andrey
it looks really beautiful
It is interesting to read and observe your picture & movie's how Documenting and explaining your exlent working methods. I'll continue follow

 

[shota70]

Hi Andrey
I would be happy if you would reply to the email I sent you on the private channel on the site

 

[KUDIN]

Hey. Planned side sections of the deck - ready ... Further extraction from the enclosure.

 

[KUDIN]

Hi Andrey
I would be happy if you would reply to the email I sent you on the private channel on the site

Answered ... Sorry for the delay.

 

[shota70]

Hey. Planned side sections of the deck - ready ... Further extraction from the enclosure.

Dear KUDIN
As usual you have very interesting and beautiful methods.
I enjoyed from the video and learned another method I did not know.
Well done to you, your work is unique and beautiful.
I have question, what was the black material that was on the board you sawed.
thanks for sharing
Как обычно, у вас есть очень интересные и красивые приемы. Мне понравилось это видео, и я научился другому методу, которого не знал. Молодец, ваша работа уникальна и прекрасна. У меня вопрос, какой именно черный материал был на распиленной вами доске. Спасибо, что поделился

 

[Bryian]

I think he uses black paper and glues it to the edge of the board before cutting into planks.

 

[KUDIN]

...I have question, what was the black material that was on the board you sawed.

I think he uses black paper and glues it to the edge of the board before cutting into planks.

Yes. Quite right. This is 0.3mm paper. For 1/48 scale. Caulk imitation ...
(I hope GUGL correctly translated the term "caulk" / plug the cracks)

 

[KUDIN]

Hey. Part of the future deck is ready.
In this film, I will remove it from the model's body.
I am sure that thanks to the three-layer gluing, the shape will remain unchanged.
I will carry out further processing on the table ...

 

[shota70]

Dear Andrey
It's just a pleasure to watch your videos, I'm already in episode 37 and learning so much.
What stands out in them in particular is your talent for building a beautiful and accurate model.
All thanks to your unique thinking that develops methods I have learned a lot from them, and I am only in the first third of the video series.
I will continue to watch with great curiosity

Просто приятно
смотреть твои ролики, я уже в 37 серии и многому учусь. В них особенно выделяется ваш талант к созданию особенно красивой и точной модели. Все благодаря вашему уникальному мышлению, которое развивает методы, которым я многому научился, и я участвую только в первой трети серии видео. Я буду продолжать смотреть с большим любопытством

 

[Bryian]

I am looking forward to seeing Andrey make the deck gratings.

 

[Uwek]

Hey. Part of the future deck is ready.
In this film, I will remove it from the model's body.
I am sure that thanks to the three-layer gluing, the shape will remain unchanged.
I will carry out further processing on the table ...

It is great to see, how convinced you are, that you are not destroying or demolishing something when you make such actions.
I would be so afraid....... Once more a very informative video..... Many Thanks

 

[Charles QC]

Ok taking the deck out

You have big ……. I will never do something like that

 

[KUDIN]

Hello and thank you everyone!

 

[stuglo]

continuing great stuff

 

[Uwek]

Thumbs up !!!!
clever idea with the transparent plastic sheet as a ruler with marked line of the beam center - simple and good
hope to see in one of your next videos the making of the wooden treenail-bars - or is it possible to order already in the necessary diameter?

 

[KUDIN]

Hello! I tried to explain and show the manufacture of thin dowels ...
Hopefully in detail ...

 

[Uwek]

Hello! I tried to explain and show the manufacture of thin dowels ...
Hopefully in detail ...

Many Many Thanks for this additional tutorial of how you are making the dowels / Treenails - easy to understand and very informative
One last question: Which type of timber / wood are you using? also pear or something else?

 

[Jimsky]

One last question: Which type of timber / wood are you using? also pear or something else?

Andrey using @bibigon Sergey's Pear

 

[Uwek]

Andrey using @bibigon Sergey's Pear

I know, that Andrey is a regular customer from bibigon, but is it pear or another timber?
Very important for such very thin strips is, that the grain is completely parallel all over the total length -> so it is the quality timber from bibigon in combination with Andreys technique and a very good drawplate

 

[Jimsky]

I know, that Andrey is a regular customer from bibigon, but is it pear or another timber?
Very important for such very thin strips is, that the grain is completely parallel all over the total length -> so it is the quality timber from bibigon in combination with Andreys technique and a very good drawplate

Uwe, it is Pear, Andrey commented it in the video. Also, just to translate what he mentioned: He showed two drawplates one of them - professional (around $100.00 and another self-made). He couldn't use the professional one, as it has fewer holes (in between) and doesn't make straight dowels. He uses a self-made drawplate, it does have enough adjacent holes to produce even straight dowel.