i founded waterline submarine model true storie and red is for port green starboard and there is a white light higher so if you see green white red it's looking at you if you see red/green white or not you look at a side and if you see red white or not green you look the stern
I got several (now dead) insects in my Prinze Eugene 1/100 scale scratch built ship. There's something satisfying in mummified insects in your laborious hand built model. Glad to see I'm not a serial killer.
The only thing my 1/350 Alaska model was good for was catching an absurd amount of moths before the gun turret holes were sealed and the hull was cast to Davy Jone's locker.
What most people don't know is that, originally, the Littorio was designed as a torpedo boat carrier. This is due to Benito Shippelini, Mussolini's forgotten cousin, and his fascination with the torpedo boat carrier concept. Critics derided the idea as "ridiculous, impractical" and, most damningly, "dumb". This, coupled with the fact that the special Mark XII Tortellini torpedoes, which were the intended armament for this revolutionary carrier's torpedo boat complement, had suffered multiple development delays, ultimately destroyed Shipellini's confidence in his own project. In the end, he made the decision to convert the Littorio into the battleship we know today. The internal torpedo boat hangar space was reallocated, much of it being replaced with the turret infrastructure. The bow hangar doors, similar to what you might see on a roll-on-roll-off ferry today, were welded shut and the hydraulics removed. While Shipellini briefly considered retaining these in order to facilitate faster resupply while in port, the idea was ultimately scrapped when he realised that one, single hit could cause the entire bow to simply fall off, which isn't conducive for floating, especially not in a battleship. However, many of the torpedo boats had already been completed. For all his many failings, Shipellini realised that with some modification, these could be turned into lifeboats to avoid waste. So he had the torpedo launchers removed from each of the boats, and used them as the lifeboats for the Littorio-class. This is the full, historical context for the Littorio's numerous lifeboats, a fascinating and often forgotten piece of Italian shipbuilding history.
@@SeveralWeezelsInaTrenchcoat Wait, what? Well, then, art imitating life, I suppose! I've never heard of this and would love to read more. Do you remember the name of the admiral or the design?
@@businesscasualsauron the name was "incrociatore porta torpediniere" made in the 1920s in a time the Regia Marina was making designs of weird stuff, inclduing catamar carriers
Can't believe this man made an Italian battleship and then painted the hull like an Austrian ship. Keep up the good work and please use that Austrian flag at some point on some sort of shitpost ship.
The time line of Dylan 1)leaves great review on Ali express on a possibly pirated model 2)dies and is buried within the very ship he reviewed after possibly fleeing wargaming secret agents 3)is resurrected and gets betrayed and drowned in super glue, also changes species 4)is received one final time and makes his last escape Thank you Boxman :)
Bro, its unbelivable how far you got in that short amount of time and with "just" five videos . Your building and your humor is amazing. Please never quit doing TH-cam.
12:48 "I appreciate historical details, but for me modeling is just a silly hobby" You're doing it right my man. As nice as historically accurate models are, end of the day it's about having fun. That's why I have a Panzer 4, painted in what loosely resembles modern Finnish winter camo. Is it accurate? Nope. But it looks good and that's all that matters. Love your vids, keep em' coming!
The best model building content on the internet, i happy and fortunate that youtube recommended me your first youtube video a few months back. Also congrats on the sponsor! You'd think WoWS would be the sponsor since its the objectively better boat game, playing WT naval is like building a waterline model
The way you spot a person with a false appreciation for art is with one of his paintings. He had no sense of perspective or achitecture with the way he hap-hazardly placed features on buildings, and he only ever painted buildings. So yeah, he'd build pretty good models.
Honestly Littorio and her sister ships all look fantastic and I don’t have to be Italian to appreciate the pizza boats. Also congrats on getting a sponsor
The fact that I discovered your channel today a few hour earlier, watched all 4 of the videos you uploaded to that point and then got a brand new one literally just shortly after I subbed to your channel left me flabbegasted. That being said I sure am not gonna complain about a new video right now considering this is one of those channels on this platform that are 100% worth subbing to
I always knew Boxman had good taste for the finest battleship out there. (purely coincidence that his order got lost) Also airline models are actually *sunk* , you're supposed to invert the hull, it's like anti waterline
The Italian Navy gets a bad rap in WW2. I wish Drachinifel the best of luck changing that - cuz they had some great cruisers and the Littorio class was pretty good.
Even for very fine details, you should probably get a bigger brush. Those super fine brushes are basically useless except for like just dotting a single point like an eye on a person. A bigger brush that keeps a decent point can hold more paint at an ideal viscosity for brushing. Half of the time with those wee brushes, by the time you get the paint from the palette to the model, it's half dried and not working the way you want. Also makes it a lot easier to keep paint out of the ferrule (the metal part), because that's what tends to kill brushes. I personally do a lot of my 6 and 28mm work with a size 6 round brush. if it can keep a decent point, it'll do what you are trying to with that wee tiny brush a lot easier than you might expect. It's unintuitive at first, but it has helped my brush painting immensely using the slightly larger brush.
To be completely honest - I can just listen to BoxmanBuilds' commentary during his build without even watching the videos... its just second to NONE on TH-cam!
Dude I am pretty much an Armor Painter but absolutely can not stop watching these videos. Humor, a bit of History, and love how you show the Imperfections.
The red and green spots are in fact navigation lights. They tell you what side of the ship you are on. I always remember the simple phrase, red on the right when returning. It let me know on what side of the ship I need to be when returning to port.
Two things I'd love to see from you: *1. Aircraft carrier model* (would be refreshing after so many battleships imo) *2. Waterline model* (because it would be hella ironic)
My man out here giving these ships machine spirits by entombing living creatures inside. Also respect to War Thunder for sponsoring content as unhinged as this, they clearly recognize an underappreciated artistic genius when they see one!
The red and green thingies are navigation lights. It shows whether the ship is coming toward you or not and helps determine its aspect ratio. You are correct in thinking they're also what are on airplanes. In the dark, a green light on the left and red on the right means the plane/ship is approaching you. If all you can see is the red one, that's the left side of the ship/plane, and more than likely they are traveling from right to left. French toast, please.
The green and red on the superstructure are for steaming ights, red for port, green for starboard. It had so many launches because many of the ports could not take the ships draught so it needed them as liberty boats to get the crew ashore for R&R. Ex RN so I know!
I don’t have a 2 litre dr pepper but the thingies you painted are the side lights. These are navigational lights that are only visible from certain angles so that during night time other vessels can determine in which direction you are sailing, starboard is always green and port side is red. Actually I‘m not sure if they used to be actual lights back then but at least that’s what they evolved into.
I really like italian design of the turrets and those red/white stripes ever since playing andrea doria in navyfield. I love them on Giulio cesare the most
Reason for alot of boats - fuel savings. It also fills alot of free space that otherwise would been used for field crop production or drying you mothers underpants. Red and green light - If the harbour is full, you need to take your second best choice and land on the airfield. First choice id say would be a harbour that fully appreciate your beautiful ship and welcome all the STDs, drugs and money that you'll bring. Tip for rigging - Say you did it and don't do it. Like brushing teath or washing hands. All joked aside; I'd switch tamiya panel liner for newtons black oil paint. I find i easier to work with. Nice vid. Keep em commin.
This is the first time watching your channel and I usually watch model building/painting to fall asleep to but your commentary is so hilarious, I have to actually watch it instead of sleep to it.
19:35 These are navigation lights. Green means starboard and red mean port. They are used to help ships around you to figure out what direction you are traveling at night.
As an Italian I can tell you why it had so many boats. The Littorio had one of the largest pizza ovens ever built on board. The pizzas were delivered from the many boats during the war, regardless of who ordered them (Soviets, Germans, French, etc.). This boosted the Italian budget so that the war could be financed. Unfortunately, resources became scarce and the Littorio could no longer be supplied with enough flour. The delivery service therefore had to be cancelled. Love your videos, always watch them when I am massacring models myself. Only question I have: What happend to your voice, compared to the first 2 videos? Inhaled too much glue?
I can’t even lie, it’s probably been around 7 years since I built a model and watching your videos made me get back into it. Thanks for breaking my bank account I appreciate it!
LETS GO BOXMAN POSTEDDDDD ive never done a model before but watching your stuff makes me want to get into it. its just really a big hobby full of different options i have no specialty in. thanks man. :)
The red and green lights at the sides of the boat are indicators for starboard and portside, useful for reconising the ship at night, or for nocturne maneuver inside ports. Nice build and video btw :)
She's definitely one of the most underrated Fast Battleships along with the Scharnhorst Sisters and Richelieu (didnt think I'd see a comedy modeltuber but im fine with this) 19:37 those are navigation lights for night, there still used today
Boxman, I’ve only recently discovered your channel but this scratches my games workshop minis itch as well as my naval history enthusiasm in a delicious audio/visual slurry. Cheers mate
It genuinely makes me so happy to finally see someone build models the way I do 😂 your channel is worthy of challenging the greats and in no time plasmo will be begging for a cross over event
My favorite world war two ship is the IJN Tenryu, even if she was built in 1918, and in service for over 20 years... till she didnt survive a second submarine attack... would be awesome to see them build that light cruiser
That was joyous, time to resign myself to the most quiet room ever so I can replay all other Boxman videos in perfect peace while I wait for new videos to come out
Those red and green things works like traffic lights, it’s about showing the portside and starboard to other ships and depending on the angle you’re seeing them you’ll know if you have right to pass or slow down and let it pass first. Aircraft navigation lights based on them
the reason why she has so many boats is to have enough for her entire crew, also the red and green lights are navigational lights so other ships can see each other at night, red is port and green is starboard, hope this helps out buddy!
Thanks to War Thunder for sponsoring today's video
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i founded waterline submarine model true storie
and red is for port green starboard and there is a white light higher so if you see green white red it's looking at you if you see red/green white or not you look at a side and if you see red white or not green you look the stern
airline ship build for 1st april next year?
Dipping your toes into 1/350 scale model ship next time?
When you killed the Savoy Guy I almost died laughing. Thank you for another great video! Just love it!
I’m the one farming kills, please feed me more new players (I’m ass at the game)
Fifth video and already a sponsor? Boxman, you are absolutely popping off!
Didnt he get a sponsor last video too? Wither way super good shit and the sponsor segment was rlly good too, bit of his own twist
I both love and hate that he seals random insects (all named Dylan) inside these models for all eternity.
You love it, you will love it
Scarifices must be made, for Old Man Ocean is easily angered.
Me named Dylan.
I got several (now dead) insects in my Prinze Eugene 1/100 scale scratch built ship. There's something satisfying in mummified insects in your laborious hand built model. Glad to see I'm not a serial killer.
The only thing my 1/350 Alaska model was good for was catching an absurd amount of moths before the gun turret holes were sealed and the hull was cast to Davy Jone's locker.
What most people don't know is that, originally, the Littorio was designed as a torpedo boat carrier. This is due to Benito Shippelini, Mussolini's forgotten cousin, and his fascination with the torpedo boat carrier concept.
Critics derided the idea as "ridiculous, impractical" and, most damningly, "dumb".
This, coupled with the fact that the special Mark XII Tortellini torpedoes, which were the intended armament for this revolutionary carrier's torpedo boat complement, had suffered multiple development delays, ultimately destroyed Shipellini's confidence in his own project.
In the end, he made the decision to convert the Littorio into the battleship we know today. The internal torpedo boat hangar space was reallocated, much of it being replaced with the turret infrastructure. The bow hangar doors, similar to what you might see on a roll-on-roll-off ferry today, were welded shut and the hydraulics removed.
While Shipellini briefly considered retaining these in order to facilitate faster resupply while in port, the idea was ultimately scrapped when he realised that one, single hit could cause the entire bow to simply fall off, which isn't conducive for floating, especially not in a battleship.
However, many of the torpedo boats had already been completed. For all his many failings, Shipellini realised that with some modification, these could be turned into lifeboats to avoid waste. So he had the torpedo launchers removed from each of the boats, and used them as the lifeboats for the Littorio-class.
This is the full, historical context for the Littorio's numerous lifeboats, a fascinating and often forgotten piece of Italian shipbuilding history.
Jokes aside in the 1920s a italian admiral designed a torpedo boat carrier battlecruiser
@@SeveralWeezelsInaTrenchcoat Wait, what?
Well, then, art imitating life, I suppose! I've never heard of this and would love to read more. Do you remember the name of the admiral or the design?
@@businesscasualsauron the name was "incrociatore porta torpediniere" made in the 1920s in a time the Regia Marina was making designs of weird stuff, inclduing catamar carriers
@@SeveralWeezelsInaTrenchcoat Thanks! I'll be checking that out.
makes sens since itally in ww1 was "popin off" with its torpedo boats, but are we sure that guy wasnt related to xzibit ?
Boxman's D.I.C.K ratings so far:
Pit Road Yamato - 36.4/40
Trumpeter Littorio - 31.5/40
Trumpeter USS Washington 28.8/40
Revell Bismarck - 28/40
AliExpress Soviet Union 1/700 Kremlin Battleship Ship Ship Toys Assembled Toys Hobby (Project 24) - -80,000/40
Can't believe this man made an Italian battleship and then painted the hull like an Austrian ship.
Keep up the good work and please use that Austrian flag at some point on some sort of shitpost ship.
O shit thanks for the idea, I have an absolutely diabolical plan now thanks to you
viribus unitis with italian flag
To be fair both nations painted their bottom hull green, the italians used both red and green
Tegetthoff-class when?
@@ThomasGray-g9e if he does one it is mandatory that it comes with either a MAS or a mignatta
18:34 "And finally, the North Tower goes down" 💀
"At the ship's ass" banger of a video.
The time line of Dylan
1)leaves great review on Ali express on a possibly pirated model
2)dies and is buried within the very ship he reviewed after possibly fleeing wargaming secret agents
3)is resurrected and gets betrayed and drowned in super glue, also changes species
4)is received one final time and makes his last escape
Thank you Boxman :)
My boxmen of culture, we gather again.
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Bro, its unbelivable how far you got in that short amount of time and with "just" five videos .
Your building and your humor is amazing.
Please never quit doing TH-cam.
12:48 "I appreciate historical details, but for me modeling is just a silly hobby"
You're doing it right my man. As nice as historically accurate models are, end of the day it's about having fun. That's why I have a Panzer 4, painted in what loosely resembles modern Finnish winter camo. Is it accurate? Nope. But it looks good and that's all that matters.
Love your vids, keep em' coming!
The best model building content on the internet, i happy and fortunate that youtube recommended me your first youtube video a few months back. Also congrats on the sponsor!
You'd think WoWS would be the sponsor since its the objectively better boat game, playing WT naval is like building a waterline model
Bro forreal
nah man, wt naval is actual naval. Wows is water gokarts
Littorio was honestly an insanely beautiful class of ship
14:15 "That's a pretty good painting, right?"
"You just enjoyed one of Adolf Hitler's artworks"
The way you spot a person with a false appreciation for art is with one of his paintings. He had no sense of perspective or achitecture with the way he hap-hazardly placed features on buildings, and he only ever painted buildings.
So yeah, he'd build pretty good models.
Yeah we knew that
That's it folks that's it we've found him. The SSethTzeentach of model building.
Honestly Littorio and her sister ships all look fantastic and I don’t have to be Italian to appreciate the pizza boats.
Also congrats on getting a sponsor
The fact that I discovered your channel today a few hour earlier, watched all 4 of the videos you uploaded to that point and then got a brand new one literally just shortly after I subbed to your channel left me flabbegasted. That being said I sure am not gonna complain about a new video right now considering this is one of those channels on this platform that are 100% worth subbing to
I always knew Boxman had good taste for the finest battleship out there. (purely coincidence that his order got lost)
Also airline models are actually *sunk* , you're supposed to invert the hull, it's like anti waterline
The Italian Navy gets a bad rap in WW2.
I wish Drachinifel the best of luck changing that - cuz they had some great cruisers and the Littorio class was pretty good.
and then the germans used a fancy new bomb (or two... first one was a dud) to sink the pride of their navy
@@MaticTheProto The grandfather of all anti-ship missiles
@@kevintang2605 or essentially all modern guided munitions
@@MaticTheProto Fritz X
They get a bad wrap because they deserve a bad rap
"Put it trough a motorcycle accident simulator" That had me laughing so loud my cats are now looking at me strangely...
5:19 is where I remembered why I love this channel
Boxman's vids always reach the tightest of crevices within me
Thanks to capillary action right?
@@ssmith6081 The very same, my brother from another mother
9:08 . As an Italian, this completely broke me 😂🤣
Tifa set for life now after that one
The airline version on model ships is about right for my ability to build model ships. I love this channel
Italian ship/air design during ww2 was a thing of beauty
I love this guy
The 🐐
RIP another Dylan
12:13 Dylan really came back from the dead just to get struck down by Boxman and super glue.
Can't believe it tbh
HE CAME BACK TWICE????
@@coh2conscript851 Dylan is inevitable
Dylan is such a tool.
The King is back yooo
Comedy and showing errors while getting better at the hobby. This channel is special
If you built it waterline you'd have the extra parts (the lower hull) to make the airline model, meaning you'd have two complete models of the ship!
Even for very fine details, you should probably get a bigger brush. Those super fine brushes are basically useless except for like just dotting a single point like an eye on a person. A bigger brush that keeps a decent point can hold more paint at an ideal viscosity for brushing. Half of the time with those wee brushes, by the time you get the paint from the palette to the model, it's half dried and not working the way you want. Also makes it a lot easier to keep paint out of the ferrule (the metal part), because that's what tends to kill brushes.
I personally do a lot of my 6 and 28mm work with a size 6 round brush. if it can keep a decent point, it'll do what you are trying to with that wee tiny brush a lot easier than you might expect. It's unintuitive at first, but it has helped my brush painting immensely using the slightly larger brush.
4:47 Boxman did nothing wrong
To be completely honest - I can just listen to BoxmanBuilds' commentary during his build without even watching the videos... its just second to NONE on TH-cam!
I uuuuh…I’m pretty sure that’s an AI.
Yea it is
@@FirstFamilyCharger someone still needed to into a script.
Dude I am pretty much an Armor Painter but absolutely can not stop watching these videos. Humor, a bit of History, and love how you show the Imperfections.
The red and green spots are in fact navigation lights. They tell you what side of the ship you are on. I always remember the simple phrase, red on the right when returning. It let me know on what side of the ship I need to be when returning to port.
Italians make some beautiful ships
Two things I'd love to see from you:
*1. Aircraft carrier model* (would be refreshing after so many battleships imo)
*2. Waterline model* (because it would be hella ironic)
And immediately after that a airline model, because that plastic should not go to waste?
Waterline submarine
i fell into the boxman rabbit hole. I wasnt even interested in ship models until now, but in the span of 2 days I watched all of his videos 😭
Ahh, it's that time of the year again to sit through 23 mins of Boxman's pain and suffering. Thank you for your service sergeant.
For rigging, try to add a little weight on the end of each strings so that it stretches them and you only have to glue them on the mast after
The higher im willing to go with models is gunpla and stickers, but that will never stop me from watching this dude's videos.
I like your style Mr boxman, you should do tanks and planes too
Shoutout to capillary action, without it this hobby would not exist 🙏🙏
the red and green lights are navigation lights. More or less helps depict which way the ship is going at night
“I should probably go to bed i got work in the morning”
*BoxmanBuilds uploads*
“Guess I’m staying up a bit more”
My man out here giving these ships machine spirits by entombing living creatures inside. Also respect to War Thunder for sponsoring content as unhinged as this, they clearly recognize an underappreciated artistic genius when they see one!
The red and green thingies are navigation lights. It shows whether the ship is coming toward you or not and helps determine its aspect ratio. You are correct in thinking they're also what are on airplanes. In the dark, a green light on the left and red on the right means the plane/ship is approaching you. If all you can see is the red one, that's the left side of the ship/plane, and more than likely they are traveling from right to left. French toast, please.
Oh my god that joke about the lifeboats had me snorting out my cornflakes. What a way to start the day
I was sitting yesterday and words "capillary action" rattled in my mind, and boom, boxman video is up
took an engineering exam and there was a question about capillary action and i answered it thanks to my boxtard knowledge
Simply the funniest modelling channel on YT!
That thing has the entire italian navy on its deck
_"Jumping over 6 of the 7 stages of grief, and landing straight at acceptance"._ I love this guy's sense of humour.
Are you going to entomb an insect in every model from now on
Your sense of humour and general commentary is pure gold Boxman!
The trick to hand painting is to thin your paints until it's the consistency of milk, then paint up to 3 or 4 coats. It's annoying, but it works.
"The north tower is down"💀
what most Americans heard in 2001 on the news:
The green and red on the superstructure are for steaming ights, red for port, green for starboard. It had so many launches because many of the ports could not take the ships draught so it needed them as liberty boats to get the crew ashore for R&R. Ex RN so I know!
19:22 Wow :O Those Stairs really pull it all together. So much workkk, bravo. Well done 👌
I have to say i have not enjoyed a scale modeling video this much in a LONG time!!!! amazing camera quality and angles, and GREATT overvoiceing!!!!
You make beautiful model kits
Sealing the bugs in the ships is one of the funniest things I’ve seen in a while! 😂
Also the flip flopped flag part 😂😂😂
The unhinged commentary is hilarious and makes watching model builds even more interesting.
Can’t wait for the Boxman warthunder body pillows.
I love the smell of MRI machines in the morning.
I don’t have a 2 litre dr pepper but the thingies you painted are the side lights. These are navigational lights that are only visible from certain angles so that during night time other vessels can determine in which direction you are sailing, starboard is always green and port side is red. Actually I‘m not sure if they used to be actual lights back then but at least that’s what they evolved into.
19:47 they are probably just navigational lights and do you want a small, medium or large fries Mr Boxman
I dig the green and the big stripes on the italian ships. Very distinctive.
I really like italian design of the turrets and those red/white stripes ever since playing andrea doria in navyfield.
I love them on Giulio cesare the most
wart hunder mentioned
As a fellow hobby builder, I cannot appreciate these videos enough!!!! Love your work and can't wait for your future uploads!
Reason for alot of boats - fuel savings. It also fills alot of free space that otherwise would been used for field crop production or drying you mothers underpants.
Red and green light - If the harbour is full, you need to take your second best choice and land on the airfield. First choice id say would be a harbour that fully appreciate your beautiful ship and welcome all the STDs, drugs and money that you'll bring.
Tip for rigging - Say you did it and don't do it. Like brushing teath or washing hands.
All joked aside;
I'd switch tamiya panel liner for newtons black oil paint. I find i easier to work with.
Nice vid. Keep em commin.
tf did i do
Yay! Italian representation!
Dude your videos are a hoot. Keep em' coming
This is the first time watching your channel and I usually watch model building/painting to fall asleep to but your commentary is so hilarious, I have to actually watch it instead of sleep to it.
to think great designs like these are overshadowed by pissmarck of all things
model looks swag
19:35 These are navigation lights. Green means starboard and red mean port. They are used to help ships around you to figure out what direction you are traveling at night.
As an Italian I can tell you why it had so many boats. The Littorio had one of the largest pizza ovens ever built on board. The pizzas were delivered from the many boats during the war, regardless of who ordered them (Soviets, Germans, French, etc.). This boosted the Italian budget so that the war could be financed. Unfortunately, resources became scarce and the Littorio could no longer be supplied with enough flour. The delivery service therefore had to be cancelled.
Love your videos, always watch them when I am massacring models myself. Only question I have: What happend to your voice, compared to the first 2 videos? Inhaled too much glue?
I can’t even lie, it’s probably been around 7 years since I built a model and watching your videos made me get back into it. Thanks for breaking my bank account I appreciate it!
Vallejo is the best paint for the money. It makes up 90+% of my paint supply, with specific colors or technical paints from various others.
Boxman is my guilty pleasure 😊
LETS GO BOXMAN POSTEDDDDD
ive never done a model before but watching your stuff makes me want to get into it. its just really a big hobby full of different options i have no specialty in. thanks man. :)
What I recommend for saving masking tape: try to paint the large areas first with the airbrush and then hand paint the small details like panels etc.
The red and green lights at the sides of the boat are indicators for starboard and portside, useful for reconising the ship at night, or for nocturne maneuver inside ports. Nice build and video btw :)
21k edgers, keep up the great work Boxman💪
You are one of those TH-camrs that makes the ads entertaining. Great job!
She's definitely one of the most underrated Fast Battleships along with the Scharnhorst Sisters and Richelieu (didnt think I'd see a comedy modeltuber but im fine with this) 19:37 those are navigation lights for night, there still used today
Boxman, I’ve only recently discovered your channel but this scratches my games workshop minis itch as well as my naval history enthusiasm in a delicious audio/visual slurry. Cheers mate
It genuinely makes me so happy to finally see someone build models the way I do 😂 your channel is worthy of challenging the greats and in no time plasmo will be begging for a cross over event
The airline configuration killed me
For kriegsmarine ships and the titanic, full hull and airline models are the same model
I've been having fun watching these, but "airline configuration" confirmed my subscription. Great stuff!
I just got into modelmaking last week, your videos are so entertaining. Keep it up!
Our cries for more content have been answered!
My favorite world war two ship is the IJN Tenryu, even if she was built in 1918, and in service for over 20 years... till she didnt survive a second submarine attack... would be awesome to see them build that light cruiser
That was joyous, time to resign myself to the most quiet room ever so I can replay all other Boxman videos in perfect peace while I wait for new videos to come out
Those red and green things works like traffic lights, it’s about showing the portside and starboard to other ships and depending on the angle you’re seeing them you’ll know if you have right to pass or slow down and let it pass first. Aircraft navigation lights based on them
God the Regia Marina sure had their aesthetics in order.
This style of narrating is refreshing and really amusing, immediately subbed sir
the reason why she has so many boats is to have enough for her entire crew, also the red and green lights are navigational lights so other ships can see each other at night, red is port and green is starboard, hope this helps out buddy!
Not really, he's still waiting for his bread sticks.