Radio Control Trumpeter 1:200 Titanic Build Part 35 - A Deck Ceiling
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ส.ค. 2024
- This is the thirty-fifth in a series of videos I’m going to produce to document the building of my Trumpeter 1:200 model Titanic. In this episode I cover the following elements:
- Adding the A deck roof beams.
- Sorting the Veranda Cafe Palm Court door!
- Other minor works on A deck, preparing for lighting.
If you want to see more regular updates have a look at my Instagram page (same name as the channel). I post photos as I'm building there so you don't have to wait for the videos to be edited!
List of parts used:
- Glass Case came from DSC Showcases. Cant recommend enough, great service.
www.dscshowcas...
- Facebook page for this model: / 495723057755975
- Interior Printouts: drive.google.c...
- Clear Printouts: drive.google.c...
- A deck Writing Room, Lounge and Smoking room print out:
drive.google.c...
- Interior Furniture: also obtained from the facebook group. Also see 'Amature 3D Printing' Facebook page. Really nice and good service.
/ 3dprintingwoodstock
- Ceiling beams:
www.hattons.co...
- KA Titanic Detail Up Set:
ka-models.co.kr...
- Scaledecks:
www.scaledecks...
- Gorilla Wood Glue:
www.toolstatio...
- Flex CA Glue:
www.scalemodel...
- Metal Primer:
www.scalemodel...
- CA Debonder:
hobbyking.com/...
- Dark mast colour:
www.wonderland...
- Cream Colour:
www.wonderland...
- Wood Colour:
www.wonderland...
- Dremmel:
www.amazon.co....
- Carrying saddles were made with used car timing belts and oak dowel.
- Isopropyl Alcohol for cleaning (you can get this everywhere).
Music (with thanks):
- Heros Ascent - Chris Haugen
- Ellie's Home Stretch - The Great North Sound Society - วิทยาศาสตร์และเทคโนโลยี
Just binge-watched all your Titanic videos to date, have learned some fascinating facts about this fabulous and beloved ship along the way too...you're not doing doing bad for a Star Wars fan...i see Slave 1 "ha-ha"
Thanks for your comment! Are you a star wars fan yourself, or more of a star track kinda person??? I’m quite impressed you recognised the slave 1!
@@TheModelBoatGuy at 51 years old Star Wars made a huge impression on me as a youngster, and I still love it...Star Trek not so much, but the new Discovery series is worth a watch 🇬🇧🖖🏴
Wow the ship sitting on the shelf looks awesome so far. You need a chopper from Micro Mark so you can cut multiple pieces same length very quickly and easily. I've got one and it works wonderful for cutting multiple pieces of the same length. Good video. 👍
Great video, when you brought the camera down and looked down the walkway there, I thought I was standing on the ship looking down that corridor. Wow! You're doing such a fantastic job bringing this ship to life. Looking so forward to your next video.
That self burn though. Another great video! The ship is gorgeous.
Stunning work. you've got some serious patience lol. so envious of you guys that have the 1/200 Titanic. One day, one day. For now, have to settle for the 1/350. Again. amazing work. shes coming to life again :)
Well done Rob, arduous job! I actually stumbled across a picture taken on the Olympic of the pocket doors fully cranked open today! They seem to be rarer than hens teeth! Yours look about right from what I could see in the photograph. Anyway great job on the deck beams. Regards JH 😉
Hi there, thanks! Yes certainly a bit of a pain.
Good find on the photo! I am still yet to find one of the doors opened. Plenty closed but none open!
Hope Olympic is going ok?
Thanks,
Robbie
@@TheModelBoatGuy Hi Rob, yes all good here but a mandatory large garden maintenance impedes my modelling time in the summer, such as it is! Main shell plating done and propeller shaft wings and shafts now installed and very strong. (tough job). I will have to shell plate those. New bow hawse installed. Furniture and more passengers now arrived and stored. I went for the Woody's PE A deck beam kit which will save me a shed load of time eventually! Regards JH
@@TheModelBoatGuy The elusive Veranda Cafe pocket doors picture 'open' can be seen at page 84 of the book RMS Olympic by Mark Chirnside. It shows the doors fully open on a sunny day! Regards JH
@@johnnyhollis9977 aah yes garden maintenance. I did some of that last year and crikey I underestimated how physical it all was! Glad the shell platings done. Bow hawes is a great addition. I am flirting with adding one myself but I feel it might be a wee bit late in the build for this sort of retro fitting! We shall see.
That woodies PE set is great, I’ve seen a few images of it now and it looks the business. I think for me a touch too heavy that high out the water but it’s certainly the best way to go for looks.
Thanks for the reference, I’ll have a look at the RMS Olympic book and see, a very well tracked down photo!
Keep well,
Robbie
Amazing details, cannot wait to see the completed ship.
This is looking incredible! Your bringing the great ship back to life again!
think i would have used some bits of VHB tape while temporarily working and left the walls on then just pushed the beam sticks up to the wall and flush trimmed them at the outer end, might have been a little less tedious as you'd be trimming them all flush to each other rather than following the walls ad varied lengths, and a quick run across the ends with a nail file stick would/will even out the straight sides pretty well. The bolts would have been the best move though for sure though.
Aye yes that’s not a bad idea. It’s the typical thing, lesson is learned after you need it!
Oh well I know for next time 🙂
Amazing video.
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Absolutely loving this so far. Are you going to be doing the grand staircase in detail? Would love to see that. If you already have and I've missed it (new subscriber) then my apologies.
Hi, thanks for your comment. Yes I will be. I’m waiting on some 3D prints of the grand staircase which will go in. From the photos I’ve seen they look amazing
Great video…. “UP” great film
Wow so love those socks 🥰🥰🥰
just to let you know the celling on the A deck was painted white just FYI
Aye I know, just haven’t painted it yet because I want to add the lights first, then paint so the paint covers the wires as much as possible.
Once the LEDs are in I’ll paint and also add a black wash for some dirt and grime
can you add Robert john Hopkins to the boat deck next to the life boat that had to be cut during the sinking of the titanic
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You sounded like miss doubtfire at the start 😂
That’s what I was aiming for! I watched it recently so had it in the brain when I recorded the first bit 😂
@@TheModelBoatGuy funny as 😂
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Are you referencing Mrs Doubtfire? 😉
But of course! I watched it the other day for what is probably the 100th time, so couldn’t resist 😅
@@TheModelBoatGuy Haha, awesome. Will need to watch that again. I’ve probably seen Titanic 100+ times. Mostly because I was always fascinated by the story since I was a kid and the movie gave me the first opportunity to get a feeling of what it was like onboard. As all my research back then pertained to books only.
Planned a Titanic model already as a teenager (30 years ago) and wanted to make it HO (OO) scale🤔
Set a lifeboat
BTW, will we ever see your face?
Not sure, I suspect my face is probably less exciting than the model tbh! I’ll probably do an intro in front of the camera at some point though.
I have here a cuestion.. ¿Is the central propeller not a 4 blade one in the original ship?.
There are no existing photos of Titanics propellers, and the central propeller is buried deep in mud at the bottom of the ocean. So in short we don’t really know.
For many years it was thought that like her sister ship Olympic, Titanic also used a 4 bladed central propeller, but recently an engineering notebook from Harland and Wolff was discovered which suggests the ship used a 3 bladed propeller.
This is a good article on it should you wish to read (and I have also made a video about it):
www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/mystery-titanic-central-propeller.html