I loved watching this video when I had a fever, I loved how my mind slowly melted into believing that I was on the ship and in a room covered in a blanket in darkness at the same time. The graceful feeling of the consistent need to convulse.
Never knew the keel was copper plated but after using wiki: In March 1780, Victory's hull was sheathed with 3,923 sheets of copper below the waterline to protect it against shipworm. HMS Victory is a 104-gun first-rate ship of the line of the Royal Navy, ordered in 1758, laid down in 1759 and launched in 1765. She is best known for her role as Lord Nelson's flagship at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805. She additionally served as Keppel's flagship at Ushant, Howe's flagship at Cape Spartel and Jervis's flagship at Cape St Vincent. After 1824, she was relegated to the role of harbour ship. In 1922, she was moved to a dry dock at Portsmouth, England, and preserved as a museum ship. She has been the flagship of the First Sea Lord since October 2012 and is the world's oldest naval ship still in commission.
Very nice and relaxing music. And I enjoyed seeing you build the model more or straith forward from the box not trying to do things more complicated to get more "perfect" details. Not many will know anyway and you still get a very good story. For excampel you could had studied how the ropes was really and have mounted them all. You could had realized that the ratline is totally out of scale and had made some new yourself. You could had made more realictic sails yourself. You could had made the deck far more "natual" wood looking and so one and so one. However just taking a desicion and just build the model is sometimes just better to do. So you never ending up being finish with any model because there is allways the hunt for more and more details. :-) And yes I like the idea of how you build the water.
small tip when painting "weak" colors, such as yellow and red, paint a layer of white first, that will help alot. Also, using the existing ratlines to make a jig, you can create ratlines out if thinner thread (wax it aswell) quite quickly, giving then a "lighter" look in that scale. Good On a reference note, It has been established that the victory wasn't actually painted in a mustard yellow, it was oddly enough a pinkish tone (i think i prefer the yellow myself though)
I have just completed my own Revell 1/450 HMS Victory following your recipe! I made mine a waterline version as I found the hull moulding quite problematical. Most parts fitted well, but the key problem with this model is the fragility of the finely moulded parts. Care is required and repairs inevitable. It has built into a great display piece. I have done the Airfix 1/180 scale, and the small 1/600 scale. This is the best of the three. My flags point windward.
All navies would tow their ship's boats behind under various circumstances. Before combat to avoid their destruction and also during very hot, dry weather to keep the joints wet so they wouldn't shrink and lose there water tight integrity.
I don't want to be a smart-arse but your flags are blowing directly opposite to the wind that is supposed to beblowing the sails out. And the gun doors were painted black to give a 'checker' effect, but apart from that, nice model.
Only the underside of gunport doors were painted black. So if they were open you could see the checker effect from afar mening they meant business. Of they were closed you would not see them. Thats how friendly ports knew you have no ill intent.
WeigiTi ah hard to say I normally put a couple of drops of paint then just thin with multiple drops of thinner until it’s how I want it I don’t really have a ratio .
Lovely job. Just a detail though. The boat receiving the wind from the stern, the enseign should be turned the other way... Pushed by the wind in the same direction...
~my recation to this video 14:02 JESUS NO ! OH MY GOD ! THAT IS SO SCARY YOU'RE GONNA BREAK IT !!! 14:08 OH OK THAT ENDED UP PRETTY WELL BETTER THAN I EXPECTED
I'm currently building this very model. However, since I don't have an airbrush, mine is hand painted and I also decided against using masking tape for a model of such detailed structure. So, needless to say, sje isn't painted perfectly and the coat is rather thick in some places. However I decided to give her pretty much full rigging inspired by larger scale Victory model. I think it compensates for less than ideal paintjob. But why I'm even writing this? Because I wanted to thank you. I was stuck trying to come up with some kind of sea-like diorama/stand (the model is supposed to be a gift) and for some reason I had this crazy idea of using... plaster. Styrofoam is such an obvious solution and I never even thought about it....
Always the same models ... I want by revell : oasis of the sea 1:400 , ss france 1:400 , ss normandie 1:400 , jahre viking oil tanker 1:400 , emma maersk cargo 1:400 .
sadly you can only find a Resin model of the Normandie how ever there is a Model kit of the S.S France note only by a different company sadly the other ships you featured doesn't have any model kits of then
It looks great! But, in my opinion, the base (the sea) was too small! I would have made a bigger base, actually very well made but too small for the model. I would make a base that, at the very least, is bigger than the entire model! But, just an opinion!
Ah, Revell and their shitty decals... Not as bad as the Heller ones but they never totally blend into the surface so you can see the shiny texture of it. I painted the decorations by hand on my Revel ship, it looks way nicer. Cool build anyway !
Well it's only recently been re painted into the colour it would have been during the battle of trafalgar, and it's more of a pinky colour than Yellow. All the gun ports are now a reddy orange.
@@thorfinn_jorstinnsonr i dont mean to be rude but not really. Lots of things are older than the united states. Also being constructed in the 18th century the HMS victory is older than most of today's countries. Even you are older than some countries propably :D
@@mtrunkello It wasn't rude. I'm just having a really rough day. I guess it just surprises me that a thing that old is still standing, even after being bombed in WWII. Like the Castles in the UK. Things that you're able to walk on exactly where a historical figure walked.
@@thorfinn_jorstinnsonr yea it is interesting to think about. Like the piramyds in egypt. Julius caesar, napoleon bonaparte saw the same pyramid you can see today. And yet for caesar who lived before Christ the pyramids were built as much in the past as he lived to us today. I mean caesar lived 2000 years before us. For caesar the pyramids were built 2000-2500 years before him. Thats crazy to think about. But sticking to the ship topic. You should check the swedish ship Vasa. It sunk in the 17th century, was under water for 300 years and in the 1960's they pulled it out and you can check it in a museum. But it well may be that you already knew this story. (Sry. for my english)
красиви кораб само стига да говориш с Аз съм има много такива комплекти само че просто трябва да ги боядисам и не мога да сложа стикерите просто така и да е комплекти revell завинаги
The flags are the wrong way... All this work and you fail on that... The wind is from behind, filling the sails thus making the ship move forward. The flags should be blowing in the direction the ship is moving... It's not a "S" boat were the speed makes the flag blow backwards, towards the stern.
Scale Modelling 76 OK! That's good! Another thing - what about using dry brushing to make everything "pop" a lot more? Like when painting wargamefigurines. Whith your matt black as a base, dry brushing woodcolor on the deck would make you see everery individual plank on the deck. Spraypainting is best for cammo... Just my two cents...
Sadly very disappointing, seems younhave all the kit, none of whichni have, notneven a cutting mat. But the paint is bad, fitting and finish is worse. No rigging supplied? Could have at least made some standing and running rigging, so many things wrong its embarrassing. All i have is acrylic paint and a brush and thats all i use on my models, nothing fancy. The bow and stern gallery details? Where? At least dry brush yellow hues and windows. But nothing 0/10
A rather sad effort over all. Fighting sail in the British Navy did not have continuous yellow stripes along the side. They were painted in a chequered pattern. Merchant ships copied this to make themselves look like warships as a kind of threatening defence.
I loved watching this video when I had a fever, I loved how my mind slowly melted into believing that I was on the ship and in a room covered in a blanket in darkness at the same time. The graceful feeling of the consistent need to convulse.
LOVED that silicone technique for the water! Great video!
I Always enjoy to watch this... What a beautiful Victory. KUDOS for the whole work!
This shows how you can do so MUCH with so LITTLE! Amazing job!
Thank you very much !
i must say this was very relaxing to watch the sound track is so soothing, excellent model build too.
Thank you really appreciate the comment!
Thats the Oblivion soundtrack
Awesome build!....Thank you for posting!
The Victory is beautiful and you cant dent it!
Thanks for posting your build, the addition of the homemade diorama was excellent.
Thank you, I really appreciate the kind comment !
Never knew the keel was copper plated but after using wiki: In March 1780, Victory's hull was sheathed with 3,923 sheets of copper below the waterline to protect it against shipworm.
HMS Victory is a 104-gun first-rate ship of the line of the Royal Navy, ordered in 1758, laid down in 1759 and launched in 1765. She is best known for her role as Lord Nelson's flagship at the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805.
She additionally served as Keppel's flagship at Ushant, Howe's flagship at Cape Spartel and Jervis's flagship at Cape St Vincent. After 1824, she was relegated to the role of harbour ship.
In 1922, she was moved to a dry dock at Portsmouth, England, and preserved as a museum ship. She has been the flagship of the First Sea Lord since October 2012 and is the world's oldest naval ship still in commission.
And you forgot us Britons love her.
Nice work. That is a great space saving tribute to a famous ship. Well done.
Fab, love the demonstration and the little touches you added. I can see a lot of work went into this model and artistry well done
Love Phil
Thanks Phil !
A very good replica of the Victory. Well done SM67.
Very nice and relaxing music. And I enjoyed seeing you build the model more or straith forward from the box not trying to do things more complicated to get more "perfect" details. Not many will know anyway and you still get a very good story. For excampel you could had studied how the ropes was really and have mounted them all. You could had realized that the ratline is totally out of scale and had made some new yourself. You could had made more realictic sails yourself. You could had made the deck far more "natual" wood looking and so one and so one. However just taking a desicion and just build the model is sometimes just better to do. So you never ending up being finish with any model because there is allways the hunt for more and more details. :-) And yes I like the idea of how you build the water.
Brilliant, especially the base.
Looks Fantastic, Nice Job.
small tip when painting "weak" colors, such as yellow and red, paint a layer of white first, that will help alot.
Also, using the existing ratlines to make a jig, you can create ratlines out if thinner thread (wax it aswell) quite quickly, giving then a "lighter" look in that scale. Good
On a reference note, It has been established that the victory wasn't actually painted in a mustard yellow, it was oddly enough a pinkish tone (i think i prefer the yellow myself though)
Thanks for the tip and info much appreciated!
Very nicely done bro
I have just completed my own Revell 1/450 HMS Victory following your recipe! I made mine a waterline version as I found the hull moulding quite problematical. Most parts fitted well, but the key problem with this model is the fragility of the finely moulded parts. Care is required and repairs inevitable. It has built into a great display piece. I have done the Airfix 1/180 scale, and the small 1/600 scale. This is the best of the three. My flags point windward.
always been one of my contensions is how the flags are flying the other way when the ship is going windward.
Very cool! Like the Oblivion music too.
good work. Its really beautiful
Well done my friend you make it look so easy it's a big thumbs up from me take care my friend
Cheers mate !
Beautiful ship!
Looks great well done
Thank you !
All navies would tow their ship's boats behind under various circumstances. Before combat to avoid their destruction and also during very hot, dry weather to keep the joints wet so they wouldn't shrink and lose there water tight integrity.
Interesting info thank you !
All gained from reading Patrick O'Brian's "Aubrey/Maturin" series! ;^)
very well done seascape is great
Great vid and model thankyou, brilliant.
Duck Man thank you really appreciate it !
Whered you find this BEAUTIFUL ship kit? I need this in my stash!
Try Hobbylinc USA.
looking very good, id like the water great work and the ship i beautiful!
Thank you very much !
very nice. ignore the rivet counters and smartarses.
excelente trabajo !!!!!!!!!! fantàstico !!! muy bueno
Good job with video. Great music too!
Nice job; well done!!
Hola!! Para pintar hay que aplicar primero una capa blanca? O puedo pintar directamente en el barco como viene??
Great model but I wonder if you did any wash on the ship?
Good job !
X) But the bowsprit is upside down...
Great job! You should play more triumphant music because you were triumphant in your build
Is the model glued to the base or can you take it off
Awesome work! ¿Vallejo paint blocks your airbrush to much?. Regards!
I don't want to be a smart-arse but your flags are blowing directly opposite to the wind that is supposed to beblowing the sails out. And the gun doors were painted black to give a 'checker' effect, but apart from that, nice model.
Only the underside of gunport doors were painted black. So if they were open you could see the checker effect from afar mening they meant business. Of they were closed you would not see them. Thats how friendly ports knew you have no ill intent.
Beautiful!
Marcin Walicki thank you !
Le vaisseau de l'ancêtre du capitaine Haddock, La Licorne !
Hi! Great build. How do you thin Vallejo model color for airbrush?
WeigiTi hello, thank you I thin the Vallejo paints using Vallejo airbrush thinner .
Scale Modelling 76 Thanks. And ratio? 50-50?
WeigiTi ah hard to say I normally put a couple of drops of paint then just thin with multiple drops of thinner until it’s how I want it I don’t really have a ratio .
I have a model of the USS Constitution
what airbrush are you using? an aside I was on victory last year, the masts have been stepped down and the lower masts are now made of steel.
Great work.
I don't understand how model scaling works.. 450 of these would not be the true size of the ship? Can anyone help with my confusion here?
Beautiful work. Any reason you didn't use any staining or pannel liner?
Va Vo I used a wash for the deck if I remember and around some small details ! The sails I could of stained them I suppose . Thank you !
Scale Modelling 76. Great work and display piece. I might give one this a go versus the usual planes and tanks.
Superb fella
Thank you mate !
Lovely job. Just a detail though. The boat receiving the wind from the stern, the enseign should be turned the other way... Pushed by the wind in the same direction...
one small criticism, no offence meant but the flags should be blowing the same way the sails are. Forward.
Very well done , but you forgot to add one important colour thats blue in the front part of ship
What's that cermenting stuff he's using.
I love the hms victory
~my recation to this video 14:02 JESUS NO ! OH MY GOD ! THAT IS SO SCARY YOU'RE GONNA BREAK IT !!! 14:08 OH OK THAT ENDED UP PRETTY WELL BETTER THAN I EXPECTED
Does it float the water??
I'm currently building this very model. However, since I don't have an airbrush, mine is hand painted and I also decided against using masking tape for a model of such detailed structure. So, needless to say, sje isn't painted perfectly and the coat is rather thick in some places. However I decided to give her pretty much full rigging inspired by larger scale Victory model. I think it compensates for less than ideal paintjob.
But why I'm even writing this? Because I wanted to thank you. I was stuck trying to come up with some kind of sea-like diorama/stand (the model is supposed to be a gift) and for some reason I had this crazy idea of using... plaster. Styrofoam is such an obvious solution and I never even thought about it....
CrazyChemistPL thanks for commenting!
No problem. Here is the model finished, if you want to take a look imgur.com/gallery/9RrnplP. Now I'll start to think about that diorama...
CrazyChemistPL wow yours looks far better than mine that's for sure nice work !
I don't think that's fair. Both have strong suits. I mean, I went crazy with the rigging, but yours is painted far better.
VERY NICE BUILT...but I want to know who is the author of that amazing NEW AGE music..??
The evil within guia
Very nice job mate!Ahoj! :)
Thank you !
Ah using the qdc water method;) very nice indeed
Yeah he has a very good channel ! The silicone I used wasn't as good as his though mine was to sticky !
Always the same models ... I want by revell : oasis of the sea 1:400 , ss france 1:400 , ss normandie 1:400 , jahre viking oil tanker 1:400 , emma maersk cargo 1:400 .
sadly you can only find a Resin model of the Normandie
how ever there is a Model kit of the S.S France note only by a different company
sadly the other ships you featured doesn't have any model kits of then
Anyone know the musik at the beginning?!
It looks great! But, in my opinion, the base (the sea) was too small! I would have made a bigger base, actually very well made but too small for the model. I would make a base that, at the very least, is bigger than the entire model! But, just an opinion!
I enjoyed watching the wonderful video. However, I think the flap of the sails and flags should be consistent with the direction of the wind.
It’s all good I flipped the flags around to follow the sails ! Thanks for the comment !
1:450? That ship must be tiny!
I don't want to be 'that guy' but your flags are blowing opposite to the wind direction....but still a good build.
You didnt shade it??!!!!!!?!!!?;!
Next time try painting each part before construction. So much easier that way. :)
Is it me or does no one care about sloppy fitting parts, no gap filling or sanding anymore? Just paint it pretty and no one will notice?
I’m a shit modeller
When I was younger I made display models for hobby shops. I just don't have the hands for it anymore.
NICE
cool
Just found your channel, did we just become friends? 😉
rbnhd1976 haha yeah welcome ! I am still modelling just busy with work at the moment !
Ah, Revell and their shitty decals... Not as bad as the Heller ones but they never totally blend into the surface so you can see the shiny texture of it. I painted the decorations by hand on my Revel ship, it looks way nicer.
Cool build anyway !
Thank you !
Shame the colours are wrong and the copper lining was on the inside of the hull
However it looks great when it's done makes me want to build one to. I walk past the real ship more or less every day it's awesome to see
Ah I just followed the instructions I should of done some research !
Well it's only recently been re painted into the colour it would have been during the battle of trafalgar, and it's more of a pinky colour than Yellow. All the gun ports are now a reddy orange.
conkareno copper sheathing is in the outside of the hull, below the waterline to protect against shipworm.
conkareno the copper was most certainly on the outside of the hull. The yellow’s a bit bright, I agree.
I am not overly impressed with the model itself...
No it’s not the greatest model, tried my best though .
Ive been on that ship, the real one not the model.
OMG so tiny 😳
nice but too small :(
Stopped watching when realized molded ratlines will be used ))
Ele navega?
Fun fact: HMS Victory is older than the United States Of America
So?
@@mtrunkello Does that not amaze you?
@@thorfinn_jorstinnsonr i dont mean to be rude but not really. Lots of things are older than the united states. Also being constructed in the 18th century the HMS victory is older than most of today's countries. Even you are older than some countries propably :D
@@mtrunkello It wasn't rude. I'm just having a really rough day.
I guess it just surprises me that a thing that old is still standing, even after being bombed in WWII.
Like the Castles in the UK. Things that you're able to walk on exactly where a historical figure walked.
@@thorfinn_jorstinnsonr yea it is interesting to think about. Like the piramyds in egypt. Julius caesar, napoleon bonaparte saw the same pyramid you can see today. And yet for caesar who lived before Christ the pyramids were built as much in the past as he lived to us today. I mean caesar lived 2000 years before us. For caesar the pyramids were built 2000-2500 years before him. Thats crazy to think about. But sticking to the ship topic. You should check the swedish ship Vasa. It sunk in the 17th century, was under water for 300 years and in the 1960's they pulled it out and you can check it in a museum. But it well may be that you already knew this story. (Sry. for my english)
красиви кораб само стига да говориш с Аз съм има много такива комплекти само че просто трябва да ги боядисам и не мога да сложа стикерите просто така и да е комплекти revell завинаги
Благодаря!
Scale Modelling 76 ты руский? Блать я целый год смотру тебя и никогда не знал, но класная работа блать!
CCR
kerbal space program lässt grüssen :-)
The flags are the wrong way... All this work and you fail on that... The wind is from behind, filling the sails thus making the ship move forward. The flags should be blowing in the direction the ship is moving... It's not a "S" boat were the speed makes the flag blow backwards, towards the stern.
They’re not glued so I can flip them round !
Scale Modelling 76 OK! That's good! Another thing - what about using dry brushing to make everything "pop" a lot more? Like when painting wargamefigurines. Whith your matt black as a base, dry brushing woodcolor on the deck would make you see everery individual plank on the deck. Spraypainting is best for cammo... Just my two cents...
Ele navega
Aways spray in a booth mate, that vapour goes straight down your lungs !
Yeah I've only just started using one too so I reckon my lungs are probably more colourful than this model !
At least wear a vapour mask, you can get them from DIY stores real cheap
Sadly very disappointing, seems younhave all the kit, none of whichni have, notneven a cutting mat. But the paint is bad, fitting and finish is worse. No rigging supplied? Could have at least made some standing and running rigging, so many things wrong its embarrassing. All i have is acrylic paint and a brush and thats all i use on my models, nothing fancy.
The bow and stern gallery details? Where? At least dry brush yellow hues and windows. But nothing 0/10
Yawn.... where's yours?
@@IM-lr6vz yup Google me, done many
@richardjohnholdenra3492 just paintings, this is an actual model.
@@IM-lr6vz ive done this model a few times and different scales, and and it's a sea diorama, doesn't look boring like this one
@@IM-lr6vz and all my models are acrylic paints with a brush, not just canvas paintings
A rather sad effort over all. Fighting sail in the British Navy did not have continuous yellow stripes along the side. They were painted in a chequered pattern. Merchant ships copied this to make themselves look like warships as a kind of threatening defence.
alan turner thanks for the comment . I just copied the instructions .
These are by far the worst sales i've ever seen.
Sails*
i do models kits oky