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Excellent craftsmanship. Those "tell tails" on the main are reef points for reducing sail area during heavy weather.

Did you happen to let the guy who sold you the kit in the garage sale know about this video so he can see it finally built?

Thank you for explaining what products you use. Very nice build.

Excellent work thanks 🙏🏻

Commendable.

I love that copper tape you used.

I'm a 3D student trying to reproduce this boat on Maya. You have no idea how much I found this usefull. THANK YOU AND GREAT JOB <3

I like that you sound like little Nicky

Excellent craftsmanship!!!

Wouldn't the water just come in the ends?

I visited the Victory. It worth the trip to England.

Beautiful work man.

No way they used boulders for ballast. Surely they used gravel, right?

A very satisfying video. I also congratulate you on your editing.

so all you gotta do is scale that up 35 times and you'll have the best navy of anyone on your block

Excellent job, congratulations!

Работа поофессионала.

Woah woah woah! At 9:09 - the copper plating! I noticed one of the bolt indentations you made in the copper is .0000000000000001 nanometers out of place. Sorry, but you'll have to throw the whole model away and start over.

You did the model set designers proud. Great looking set

I love your voice and hope to see more video with you talking 🤩

Well done my friend, thank you for sharing this project with us.

You can still buy these kits. I have a modelers magazine that delivers every 6 months or so and they list this model

Awsome work

Wonderful detail!

I have the USS Constitution cross section I bought 40 years ago--that I still need to build.

Very well done. An unusual model but interesting. I recognise the part of the ship modelled, I have stood there many times as man and boy, being from the Portsmouth area. Have you been able to visit HMS Victory? If not, then I hope you do get to one day, it is a truly amazing experience. There is also the remains of the Mary Rose and HMS Warrior (Iron clad steam ship) at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard.

what video was used at the end ship battle

salad fingers

I live next to Portsmouth where the Victory is and have been on it a few times, this really has got the look of it. And yes the decks really are that low inside.

WOW...

How surprising. About 40 years ago, I was considering, if I should buy it. Instead I bought the "Friedrich Wilhelm zu Pferde"

This is more a kit for the experienced modeler, my opinion. I would steer a beginner to the Midwest kits, like their Skiff or Whitehall tender..Just my opinion.

Beautiful work, wonderful to know it was taken care of all these years

I should have turned off the sound!

That model is awesome, very nicely done. I particularly liked the copper skin under the waterline, that was a nice detail.

Thanks for explaining what you were doing. It makes it much more interesting.

so at 7:05 min., why not just use an electric cutter in first place?

Nice but your still building a kit.

Your voice is so much better than that ai annoying voice. Unfortunately I cannot watch the others videos due to that reason. Great channel, looking forward to more interesting builds with you 🙏

Awesome work dude really nice

Beautiful work, beautifully shot!

Amazing! Good job!

7:30 Pro-tip. To prevent bleeding under the tap spray on a clear coat (dull not glossy) that is compatible with your paint choice along the edge of the tape. That'll seal the edge and prevent paint bleeding and you just paint right over it.

This dory is also a swampscott dory from the town where these were designed and made by my family ! There are 3 types of them " a gunning dory, sailing dory ,And a tomb stone dory " this is the tomb stone because the stern resembles a tomb stone ! The gunning dory also called the double end because it had a bow on both ends ! And were the back bone of the whaleing industry We have the original half hulls still and each of the real boats as well ! You can see some of them in museums such as the new Bedford whaling museum, Peabody Essex in salem massachusetts

BECAUSE ITS SCALE IS 1/35, I CAN USE THE TAMIYA AND DRAGON MODEL SOLDIERS TO TRANSFORM THEM BECOMING THE ANCIENT GREEK SOLDIERS. THEN, PUT THEM ON THE MODEL SHIP

IN 1841, THE CHINESE WARSHIPS WERE JUST LIKE THIS MODEL. THEIR ENEMY WERE THE BRITISH WARSHIPS WHICH USING MUCH POWERFUL CANNONS

Damn fine job!

What an amazing build on the cross section I was very impressed at all of the techniques you used in putting this model together, well done. I visited the HMS Victory when I was working down in Portsmouth in the early 1990s and finished the job I was on early, with another night booked at the hotel I had nothing to do so went on the HMS Victory tour. It is a very impressive ship to walk around with me being tall those lower decks I had to bend over due to the height between the decks being so narrow. It is a shame the upper masts have been removed and the ship is actually crumbling under its own weight. I wish I had had a camera back then they would have been some amazing pictures.

I could watch the ropework being done repeatedly. Great job 👏

With a Black Ull, why was theis Schooner named "Bluenose"?