OSEBERG ship - Ships of Pavel Nikitin (Ukraine) - Scale 1:25 (15/32" = 1') - Length: 865 mm ( 34 3/34 inch)
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maybe wait for your birthday? whatever comes first ...
Apparently, you will build a new model)))
What do you think is suitable?
Олю, привіт. Постійно слідкую за тобою на YouTube. А коли випадково і тебе тут побачив, то і сам доеднався. Натхнення тобі в твоєму хобі. І як завжди, дуже якісні фото і відео!!
Olya, hello. I always follow you on YouTube. When I accidentally saw you here, I joined as well. Wishing you lots of inspiration in your hobby. As always, your photos and videos are of excellent quality!
Olya, hello. I always follow you on YouTube. When I accidentally saw you here, I joined as well. Wishing you lots of inspiration in your hobby. As always, your photos and videos are of excellent quality!
Second that! I have watched your excellent work on U Tube. You are a perfectionist and highly skilled in the craft. Do you intend to keep the shields a natural wood color or paint them?
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Sorry, but this suggestion seems very Chinese. It would suit a junk.
Something more restrained would be needed here, something that takes up the design language of the Norsemen.
If it has to be a dragon motif, then something like this:
or something simpler like this:
Something more restrained would be needed here, something that takes up the design language of the Norsemen.
If it has to be a dragon motif, then something like this:
or something simpler like this:
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Well, the Viking longboats were called 'dragon ships' (drakuskippan by the Franks) so the motif seems appropriate if not the artistic stye.
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What I find interesting about these Viking boats is the low freeboard. They sailed these things on the ocean. They must have been bailing full time to keep from sinking.