WELL DONE SPORT ,, CRACKING JOB ,, I HAVE JUST STARTED THIS VERY KIT ,,GONNA BE A LONG JOURNEY ,, CANNOT MAKE MY MIND UP ABOUT THE SAILS THOUGH ,, MIGHT JUST RIG IT ,, MAYBE ,, CHALLENGING MODEL :)))
Ein Wunderschönes Schiff die Victory Lord Nelsons Schlachtschiff 1805 Trafalgar , ich habe sie auch gebaut vor mehr als dreissig Jahre Heller Bausatz 1:100 bin auch vor Ort in England gewesen Portsmouth einen lieben Gruss von mir Peter Wonisch Schweiz
I bought the Corel Victory on a whim in 1996. Thought it would probably take me a couple years in my spare time. Was I wrong. 23 years later I’m nowhere near done but I’m happy with what I HAVE done. I sadly realize that I’ll most likely die before finishing.
Fantastic & beautiful work. Would love to see a more detailed look at your model. This is my next build and I would be delighted if it turns out this good.
I'm no novice. Have recently built the 1:96 scale Cutty Sark and Constitution. But this particular model has frustrated me to no end. Instructions and rigging diagrams that are just simply an abomination. I am overwhelmed with the shear quality of craftsmanship regarding what you've done here. I hope I'll get at least close to what I've seen in this remarkable video.
Ronnie - I've progressed to the stage of putting in the standing rigging. But I'm really stuck on the E3-E4 standing rigging of the main mast. How on earth did you make those loop-de-loops around those two threads? I've tried everything and keep coming up short. All my best. Bob
Yes and no... at 0:33 we see it from the port side and it’s upside down. At 3:35 we see it from the starboard side and it’s the right way up! That said it’s still a fabulous model. Well done
@@richardsinger01 The Union Jack should appear the correct way up when viewed from the port side ie when the flag staff is on the left. Top left quadrant of the flag when viewed from the left has the wider white diagonal stripe of the St Andrew's Saltire uppermost.
look mate.... I'm really probably not the most expert professional to say this, but as a serious model enthusiast I can't help but notice things like fast built ratlines not even properly trimmed... you placed the dead eyes upside down (the upper pieces should be set on the tables that's why they have those extensions as you can check your instructions. I don't know how well did you manage to follow the instructions as in my case I had to ask for new ones from heller as I couldn't simply read the original ones...
hallo, PEDRO You are right about everything, this was my first plastic model ever, and that was 5 years ago. The modelkit i bought was not complet,no instructions and lots of missing pieces and most of all, i had no experience, so i had to improvise; never the less thank you for your honest reaction
For someone with no experience, the result is incredible. I'm building a 1/400 Queen Mary from Revell, almost one meter long, but it doesn't even come close to the complexity of your HMS Victory model. Congratulations for your kit, it is gorgeous.
I build my wooden ship models using plans downloaded from the internet. I use materials like cereal packet cardboard for internal frames, unravelled string for ropes, old copper wire, old cloth for sails , cocktail sticks, coffee stirring sticks purloined from Wetherspoons for planking, anything else useful I can lay my hands on. Much more satisfying turning stuff like this into a realistic looking model. Building models from plastic kits seems like cheating to me.
WELL DONE SPORT ,, CRACKING JOB ,, I HAVE JUST STARTED THIS VERY KIT ,,GONNA BE A LONG JOURNEY ,, CANNOT MAKE MY MIND UP ABOUT THE SAILS THOUGH ,, MIGHT JUST RIG IT ,, MAYBE ,, CHALLENGING MODEL :)))
OUTSTANDING WORK. Thanks for sharing!!!!
I too have just bought this behemoth of a kit. Looking forward to it...
Regards
Dave
thank you Dave, and good luck with the built, greetings
Beautiful work. I'm just about to start this model kit. I'll be extremely happy if I get anywhere close to this.. thanks for sharing.. 😉👍👍👍
Thank you
Ein Wunderschönes Schiff die Victory Lord Nelsons Schlachtschiff 1805 Trafalgar , ich habe sie auch gebaut vor mehr als dreissig Jahre Heller Bausatz 1:100 bin auch vor Ort in England gewesen Portsmouth einen lieben Gruss von mir Peter Wonisch Schweiz
Dank
Super ! une belle réalisation, surtout dans les cordages ! c'est une pièce de musée
Michel, Merci beaucoup pour les compliments, si ca vous interesse voir aussi sur toutube FILMJACK THEMAN,
il y a plussieur de mes modelle
Wow, Amazing . Good Job, my respect..
Thank you sir
I'm still building my ship, but yours is absolutely stunning! It's magnificent!
Thanks Deryl, good luck with yours
Amazing work!
Thank you Tony
Stunning! Congratulations!
Thank you Owen
I bought the Corel Victory on a whim in 1996. Thought it would probably take me a couple years in my spare time. Was I wrong. 23 years later I’m nowhere near done but I’m happy with what I HAVE done. I sadly realize that I’ll most likely die before finishing.
Hi John,
Have you posted any photos anywhere that might inspire the rest of use?
Cheers,
Dave
Perth
Western Australia
Vercruysse is a Begien name, can werkte in Dutch.
Wonderfull object. Allmost a life job
Fantastic & beautiful work. Would love to see a more detailed look at your model. This is my next build and I would be delighted if it turns out this good.
thank you
I'm no novice. Have recently built the 1:96 scale Cutty Sark and Constitution. But this particular model has frustrated me to no end. Instructions and rigging diagrams that are just simply an abomination. I am overwhelmed with the shear quality of craftsmanship regarding what you've done here. I hope I'll get at least close to what I've seen in this remarkable video.
You can do it Robert, i am sure, good luck and thank you for your commens
Ronnie - I've progressed to the stage of putting in the standing rigging. But I'm really stuck on the E3-E4 standing rigging of the main mast. How on earth did you make those loop-de-loops around those two threads? I've tried everything and keep coming up short. All my best. Bob
Are there instructions how to place
the ropes
a part of my instructions where missing, de rest is terrible
What kit is this?
Nice model
thank you
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The Union Jack is upside down.
Yes and no... at 0:33 we see it from the port side and it’s upside down. At 3:35 we see it from the starboard side and it’s the right way up! That said it’s still a fabulous model. Well done
@@richardsinger01 The Union Jack should appear the correct way up when viewed from the port side ie when the flag staff is on the left. Top left quadrant of the flag when viewed from the left has the wider white diagonal stripe of the St Andrew's Saltire uppermost.
very good , look like wooden model .
look mate.... I'm really probably not the most expert professional to say this, but as a serious model enthusiast I can't help but notice things like fast built ratlines not even properly trimmed... you placed the dead eyes upside down (the upper pieces should be set on the tables that's why they have those extensions as you can check your instructions.
I don't know how well did you manage to follow the instructions as in my case I had to ask for new ones from heller as I couldn't simply read the original ones...
hallo, PEDRO
You are right about everything, this was my first plastic model ever, and that was 5 years ago. The modelkit i bought was not complet,no instructions and lots of missing pieces and most of all, i had no experience, so i had to improvise; never the less thank you for your honest reaction
For someone with no experience, the result is incredible. I'm building a 1/400 Queen Mary from Revell, almost one meter long, but it doesn't even come close to the complexity of your HMS Victory model. Congratulations for your kit, it is gorgeous.
i dont know what to say Chris, but, thank you verry much and have lots of fun with the queen
looks awesome. you did a great job on this ship.
Thank you verry much sir
I build my wooden ship models using plans downloaded from the internet. I use materials like cereal packet cardboard for internal frames, unravelled string for ropes, old copper wire, old cloth for sails , cocktail sticks, coffee stirring sticks purloined from Wetherspoons for planking, anything else useful I can lay my hands on. Much more satisfying turning stuff like this into a realistic looking model. Building models from plastic kits seems like cheating to me.
Whilst I admire your ingenuity, your criticism of this modelers work, in this forum is disrespectful and as such, not appreciated.
Hallo Geoff, you do your thing, and i will do my thing, good luck
Nice :) i will subscribe you :)
Thank you Marco
hey Marco, if you are interestet, i have my forum on facebook under Modelschepen ( it's in dutch, becaus i am from belgium) see you
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