the photos are as wonderful as the model and the model builder! 
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The model of Admiral Nelson's flagship HMS VICTORY - 1765 (DeAgostini, Scale 1:84)
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I use full-frame DSLR Camera with Canon EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro.
Although even it was not enough for me when I was photographing a schooner on scale 1:640)))
Very nice work
Hi Olya
Here is a link to Alexey's page,looking at it again,the lighting is not quite the same
www.shipmodels.com.ua/catalog/Model_of_74-gun_ship_HMS_Cumberland
Kind Regards
Nigel
What a great tutorial - Many thanks for showing us your way to get these very realistic sails.
Please can you make in this area and extra new topic, with this video?
Rigging: Covers all Standing and Running
This is to discuss all aspects about Rigging both Standing and Running such as Shrouds, Ratlines, Stays, Deadeyes, Blocks of all types, etc. How do you do it? Got any shortcuts or tips to share?
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Fantastic build! Very nice finish and beautiful photos as well!
Kurt Konrath
Kurt Konrath
I must say the model and photos are both excellent work of art.
What camera system and lens did you use for close up photos.
In my past work in Air Force I was a photographer for them, and loved experimenting with back drops and lighting on subjects, and I didn't even have to pay for film in those days. It was called training....
What camera system and lens did you use for close up photos.
In my past work in Air Force I was a photographer for them, and loved experimenting with back drops and lighting on subjects, and I didn't even have to pay for film in those days. It was called training....
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Fantastic work, great detail and the photos do it justice. Looks like a lot of work has gone into your build.
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Thank you!
How to improve the model through quality ropes.
You spent a lot of time building a model,
isn't it worth buying quality ropes or a ropewalk for making them?!
You spent a lot of time building a model,
isn't it worth buying quality ropes or a ropewalk for making them?!
I came to this machine after 10 Years of experience with similar tools and I can confidently say that though other manufacturers’ products were suitable for one or other type of work, the Byrnes table saw can do everything you need it to do. I have been using it for two years now and would like to show you its capabilities...