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Nice job! I think you added the cross fade transition to every frame though, maybe by accident, makes it look a little blurry, I've done it before also with one of my older videos. But still nice work and smooth.

The DEFINITIVE version of building a model ship - So good, so clear, so wonderful....

✈Thanks Peter. This video is very useful. I want to know which simulator from the Microsoft Flight Simm family comes with KING350 PROLINE21 FMS3000 from the factory, or if I should buy the plane and avionics separately?

best Bell-222 model out there. Much better than cowan sim bell222. I would love to see cer sim bell222 in MSFS2024

Congratulations, beautiful ship wonderfully built! I just got the book from The Anatomy of the Ship series and am contemplating… If only my stash would not be so big! Nice work, chapeau!

excelenta idea

been wanting to build something sililar but different. Having a hard time getting the ring counter to work properly. I dont think its wired right. Do you have any schematics of how to set up the ring counter nd have it reset?

Very amazing build.

Beautiful!!!!! Those diode network driven displays are so nice. No multiplex flicker here!!! Those incrementing relay chains remind me very much of what I discovered by messing around with alternating polarity so every other relay was positive triggered, the others negative, using a two phase clock. When it turned out these chains can also work as shift registers, my brain exploded. So I had to build it out and yes they do work as shift registers that can have a mode where they split into multiple chains of 10 that do base 10 counting (or other bases as you have here). Far too interesting. I bought a bunch of diodes 20 years ago for continuing my project, I have three old elevator controllers. However 300 relays isn't enough to do what I wanted so my project died (though I still have everything). I love seeing videos like yours because you have a complete device with good controls and features, with very nice indicators. I'm still working out a purpose I can build something for, I know something will show up and I'll dive in. I want to do some kind of controller that has some storage, takes data entry and has I/O control of something else, with a good, functional and fast control/indicator panel.

Really nice job.

The amount of time and thought to make this is mind blowing.

Fantastic job!

Many thanks for everyone’s comments.

Wow, fantastic development, I like it very much !! The diode matrix is epic !

Simply great. I wish my models were even remotely as good. 🙏🏻

Absolutely amazing, i dont think people really understand the time it takes to do a job that tedious and detail oriented. Everything is perfectly laid out and very uniform. Im extremely impressed!

wow! not a single IC in sight!

Brilliant Peter. A great idea.

Hi is there any way you could tell me which manufacturer or company you bought this specific rope? Im trying to find fine detail cotton rope 0.5mm to 1mm in diameter

Fantastic job! Congratulations

amazing video sir!

travail remarquable sur la qualité comme sur la complexité que demande ce navire. Grand bravo, seul regret...que les vidéos ne soient pas mieux vues !

Very nice work!

When i saw the planking of the hull, i never thought the model would turn out so great as it does in part 23. Well done, just the planking technique could use a lot of improvement. Even though most of it is covered by copper.

Nice! And an excellent tutorial. I'm going to try it.

Don’t close the fucking door. Burning inside hellooo ?? Maestro.

simply incredible. and where did you get the drawings?

JUST SO INCREDIBLY USEFUL - THANK YOU SO MUCH

Many thanks for all of your detailed videos. They are a good watch but....pics move very fast from frame to frame, and there is a lot to take in. I have resorted to stopping the slide show and then using 'print screen' key on the keyboard. Then I paste the captured image into MS Word. This forms a booklet that I use for reference to build. Your work is a fantastic resource to help novice builders like me make something much more than I would otherwise have done. Thanks.

Hi! Would it be possible for you to send me the 180 pages pdf Dropbox link as well? Huge thanks!

Thank you very much for your excellent and extremely helpful restoration manual! I'm very happy with my recently resurrected CA2-16. I think without your manual I would not have been able to get it done.

I'm getting a typerating for the AW109E this year! Thank you for the video :) Can't wait to fly it for real

I followed along on my 8 decade Monroe LA5-160 and got the same answer missing the last 2 on the right. 18.574176 on the keyboard. 18.574175 on my Monroe Model K-160. I think I might’ve started the last decade on 1 instead of zero on the LA5.

My mechanical calculators are a lot simpler. Hand crank Monroe Model K (about 1922) and a LA5 (mid 1930s is my best guess, could be early 1940s), I use it manually because the “automatic” part isn’t working. The A models were designed to be used with or without power. Speed depends on how fast I turn the crank handle. My Dad had a Marchant automatic machine in the mid-1960s but I have no idea what happened to it.

Holy……… What a master!

Glad I have found this channel. I am just finishing the second planking on my Diana shal view the remaining 22. Thanks you.

Great and patiente work. I have just found a CA2-16 calculator, no power cord (127 or 220V)? I have recently repaired a Contex 55 with a malfunction "pin register" . Does this Facit use the same rubber friction pin retention? It took a lot of work to repair it...

Всю модель этими блоками испортили. Модель красивая, но блоки надо переделывать, они никогда не были квадратными и такого вида. По крайней мере, можно было бы их обточить и скруглить.

Thank you very much. This video helped me understand how to do it.

Great work. Excellent videos with lot of details.

I've tried so many different methods for making rope loops and this by far is the best. I am just completing a model sailing ship so I grabbed a block of wood and some nails and made a jig. With a little practice I was making these easily and quickly. I build in plastic so the scales are a little smaller than what you have here but I just used some smaller nails and it worked out great. The hanks look great on my model. Thanks.

Fantastic.

Gut

amazing tutorial thanks!

Thank you

How long did it take to build this masterpiece?

Amazing work! Perfect!

superb craftmenship and splendid music selection - right from the time of this original ship ! Beethoven and the english Navy - not a bad combination…

Holy cow!

There is no chance to have 1400Kg of fuel onboard an AW109E 😂