your videos are so relaxed and encouraging.....my very best my brother.....your channel should be 10x the size it is for the variety and enjoyability......good man brother.....
I had this kit when I was a kid. Didn't do a very good job of it then. I'm so glad there is a reissue. Gonna take another run at it (with the other pirates kits!)
For sure, who can't have fun with a model kit like this? Scratch that, we've seen plenty of sticks in the mud that take models way too seriously, but I never will! I love em!
How fun is that! I love these kits - I have the first one - yet to get this one, but it's on the list! Great job - the additional trees add a lot of dimension. - Mark
Another sweet job, well done! I really appreciate that you go beyond the typical "bones = bleached white" approach; when my older brother built the original version, he based the paint job on various bones from the kitchen and lightly built-up each joint with traces of "rot." My only concern would be keeping sufficient contrast between the bones and the sand. The palm trees definitely add a dimension to the kit that it was lacking. Haven't seen any new Jolly Rogers announced since these two; hopefully they'll continue. (IIRC, only a couple of kits remain before they start recycling figures in different combinations and bases.) Meanwhile, for creepy skeleton fans, Tom Daniel's bobblehead "Ghost of the Red Baron" is coming back next year!
@@hpiguy Right--this one and "Pinch of Peril", plus "Hex Marks the Spot" from before. Two more next year? Great news! Probably Lindberg's versions of the original series' "Hoist High the Jolly Roger" (featuring the only "human" pirate) and "Dead Men Tell No Tales." Those two figures (plus the crab) were set on a new base for "Ghost of the Treasure Guard," while figures from the original versions of "Dismay" and "Pinch" were used to create "Freed in the Nick of Time."
Amazing results, and the obvious fun you have doing these pirate kits is infectious. Question: how do you go about washing the parts before you begin assembling?
Food for thought; the artist who did these boxes thinks that we have extra vertical bones in our human chest 😂 The Walt Disney model shows, as I remember painting it in '72, the shirt is ragged and the only vertical bone on our chest is the sternum. So those are part of the shirt, not to be left bone color. You have such great detail to make your models look life-like, I thought you'd have noticed this detail.
Another nice build / review I am sure you will be getting the 3rd kit that was released at the same time as this one.......................................................Ken
Hey Chris while I’m waiting for Dismay be the end to come back into stock I’m working on Hex marks the spot. I want to paint the bones but I don’t have a hobby shop close to me just a Walmart any suggestions of what I can find there to paint the bones
Walmart carries craft paints that I use a lot of, Apple Barrel and Folk Art brand, pretty cheap usually. In the sewing/craft sections. You can pick an off-white that you like, or buy a few colors of white, tan and yellow and custom mix to find the color you like.
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Always fun and light hearted topics. Looks great!
Thanks Dan!
Super nice display piece. Nice touch with the palm trees and all...Can't wait for this to arrive at the store.
Thank you Greg!
Looks better than the one I built many, many years ago. I'm getting another one and build it again. Love the old kits.
Thanks Tom!
Very cool model display. Love the pirate theme and whimsy.
Bill
dry brushing is very underrated and can make the model.....i'm old school like you when dry brushing is on the list lmao.....love it....lol...
Great job. You took a simple kit and made it look fabulous.
Thanks Randal!
your videos are so relaxed and encouraging.....my very best my brother.....your channel should be 10x the size it is for the variety and enjoyability......good man brother.....
Thanks man!
I had this kit when I was a kid. Didn't do a very good job of it then. I'm so glad there is a reissue. Gonna take another run at it (with the other pirates kits!)
Thanks a lot! And thanks for spending some time on the channel!
You, sir, are having WAY too much fun with these Jolly Roger kits! LOL
For sure, who can't have fun with a model kit like this?
Scratch that, we've seen plenty of sticks in the mud that take models way too seriously, but I never will! I love em!
Fantastic...this one was my favorite as a kid
Thanks!
excellent croc painting....very nice....bone colours and effects are wonderful.....very,very nice lol.....
Really super build man the palm trees give a nice touch
Thanks Sabien, I think so too.
Just came across your channel ...just love it👍
Thanks, enjoy Stephen!
How fun is that! I love these kits - I have the first one - yet to get this one, but it's on the list! Great job - the additional trees add a lot of dimension. - Mark
Thanks Mark!
I built that one in the 70s, the weak spot is the spine-it broke many times. Great looking build
Thanks!
Another sweet job, well done! I really appreciate that you go beyond the typical "bones = bleached white" approach; when my older brother built the original version, he based the paint job on various bones from the kitchen and lightly built-up each joint with traces of "rot." My only concern would be keeping sufficient contrast between the bones and the sand. The palm trees definitely add a dimension to the kit that it was lacking.
Haven't seen any new Jolly Rogers announced since these two; hopefully they'll continue. (IIRC, only a couple of kits remain before they start recycling figures in different combinations and bases.) Meanwhile, for creepy skeleton fans, Tom Daniel's bobblehead "Ghost of the Red Baron" is coming back next year!
There are three of the Pirate kits out right now. Two more next year from what I've heard.
@@hpiguy Right--this one and "Pinch of Peril", plus "Hex Marks the Spot" from before. Two more next year? Great news! Probably Lindberg's versions of the original series' "Hoist High the Jolly Roger" (featuring the only "human" pirate) and "Dead Men Tell No Tales." Those two figures (plus the crab) were set on a new base for "Ghost of the Treasure Guard," while figures from the original versions of "Dismay" and "Pinch" were used to create "Freed in the Nick of Time."
The " KID " in you is showing, Stay young and have fun my friend!
A life lesson we could all learn!
Enjoyable review, entertaining. Thanks!
You bet Joel. This is all about FUN! If it's not fun, then it isn't much of a hobby for me. Thanks for the nice words.
Very cool Chris...A must have, that's for sure. Thanks for sharing...
Thanks a bunch Mike!
I don't even like pirates and all 3 of your videos of this line have me sold.
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Awww, sweet! Glad you liked it! I hear there are two more pirate kits like this coming out so I'll be building them up for sure.
Great review! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks Todd!
kool , thanx...love them kits
Robert
Thanks!
Cool looking quick build.
Thank you!
Cool! I Love it! I like the Skeleton's Hook hand.
Thanks for stopping by and sharing a nice word! I appreciate the fun loving viewers
You're Welcome!
Amazing results, and the obvious fun you have doing these pirate kits is infectious. Question: how do you go about washing the parts before you begin assembling?
I use a dish tub from the dollar store and generic Simple Green. Just soak and do a quick once over with an old toothbrush, rinse and let dry.
The two Chris' have a pirate theme going on. I like it! Arrrr!!
You bet, enjoying his figure myself. A pirate only needs one key on his typewriter.....R.
Food for thought; the artist who did these boxes thinks that we have extra vertical bones in our human chest 😂 The Walt Disney model shows, as I remember painting it in '72, the shirt is ragged and the only vertical bone on our chest is the sternum. So those are part of the shirt, not to be left bone color.
You have such great detail to make your models look life-like, I thought you'd have noticed this detail.
well done brother....wow...really lovely job....well done brother.....
what a great way to become 12 years old again. I'll try all of them. (Pet stores have a greats election of aquarium plants for jungle undergrowth.)
They are a blast James!
Another nice build / review I am sure you will be getting the 3rd kit that was released at the same time as this one.......................................................Ken
For sure, that one has quicksand, a definite must have. It will come after I finish the build I started today.
high quality paints brother......not cheap but probable some of the best you could buy.....
That is so cool!! Thanks for the build review!!!
Thanks Kenny!
Hi, I just found several of these kits at my local hobby shop, including Tentacles of fate. What brand of primer do you like?
Rustoleum primer is what I use on nearly every video.
Thank You very much👍👍👍👍.
Hey Chris while I’m waiting for Dismay be the end to come back into stock I’m working on Hex marks the spot. I want to paint the bones but I don’t have a hobby shop close to me just a Walmart any suggestions of what I can find there to paint the bones
Walmart carries craft paints that I use a lot of, Apple Barrel and Folk Art brand, pretty cheap usually. In the sewing/craft sections.
You can pick an off-white that you like, or buy a few colors of white, tan and yellow and custom mix to find the color you like.
Great build
Thanks!
one of your best jobs.....
lovely kit and good job!
Thank you :)
Really Cool ! Chris nice build
Thanks Charles!
When you mention a parts washer what do you mean. I wash my parts in soapy water and a toothbrush. 1/200 Bismarck took forever to wash.
Just a washtub with simple green. Very simple.
4:26 Harry Hardtack use to swing his sword like that.
Looks like one of those "Pirates fo the Carribean" "Snap Action" kits by MPC.
The very same, re-released under a new name so that we can have them again.
Wonderful review, wonder if you take that sword out of his hand replace it with a toothbrush if that save the leg?😂
Hey, good idea. Thanks!
🙃 👍👍👍
Thanks bud!
his sword is a ''cutlass''.....just a helping hand and not in anyway a criticism.....lol...
There ya go, couldn't think of the name. Funny that it is a cutlass, since a Cutlass is my next build. hehehe ;)