Hello. There is one thing I don't understand. We make models to look like the real thing. Why do we motorize them to look like toys? That model looks like it has 2,000,000 hp. move the prop at less than 400 rpm which is the actual angular speed. The Bismarck 1:200 I build moves fine with that alone. A single motor from a shaver is enough to move all three props.
@@sbenitez1768 Mira,estoy haciendo un modelo escal 1:200.Como te puse ,con un pequeño motor y su sistema de engranajes usando una afeitadora philips a bateria logro mover las tres helices a bastante mas rpm que el buque real.Con la modelizacion no es facil calcular algunas cosas,pero un buque de 48000 tons a escala 1:200 pesa 6 kilos y para moverlo en el agua a la velocidad a escala ,si el real navega a 30 nudos,unos 54 kmh,tu modelo debe navegar 200 veces mas lento es decir 270 metros por hora es decir 7,5 cmts por segundo.Puedes redondear en 10 cmts por segundo.Mas de eso lo hace verse como una lancha de carrera.No digo que no dispongas de una potencia extra para salir de alguna situacion complicada.Pero si quieres hacer algo que se vea real ,debes limitar la velocidad.Si quieres generar la ola de proa te digo estoy con la idea de colocar algo en la proa bajo linea de flotacion y un poco antes de la maqueta que genere resistencia al avance y que levente un poco de agua .Hasta aquí todo lo que tengo para aportar.BUENA SUERTE.
@@edselrodriguez5450 hay algun lugar donde pueda ver tu barco? yo lentamente estoy haciendo mi bismarck. mi idea es con solo un motor mover las 2 helices x medio de engranaje o polea y la central dejarla fija ya que en la linea de crugia tiene un refuerzo y si lo corto pienso que lo va a debilitar (kit amati de madera) , aunque no descarto la posibilidad de hacerlo y que anden las 3. personalmente no me gustaria que parezca un fuera de borda pero que tampoco haga 1km por semana, a mi gusto se haría aburrido ademas que como decís, en lugares complicados como puede ser un río, con tan poca potencia se lo llevaría. Saludos
@@sbenitez1768 mi barco aun no flota.Yo no parto de ningun kit.Parto de cero.Solo tengo una maqueta Heller Esc 400 de donde saque las medidas para hacer una muy fuerte estructura en madera de balsa.Eso lo hice hace unos 25 años.Luego me quedé sin tiempo y hace un par de años retome las tareas.Yo trabajo sobre cobre que luego atornillo,clavo o sueldo sobre la estructura de madera.Ahora cuento con planos alemanes bastante originales de hace 80 años lo que me facilita para las formas.No tengo nada publicado.Es un proyecto muy diferente al tuyo,no se si te serviria de algo.Este es un proyecto que navega,que tiene sus torres de 380 y de 150 que giran y elevan sus cañones mediante motores paso a paso y poleas por lo que son muy precisos en el movimiento que tambien respetan las velocidades angulares de las torres originales.Con luces a led en cada ojo de buey que encienden y apagan simulando actividad.Tengo par dos o tres años más para terminar.Estoy en America Latina,entre Argentina y Brasil,un pequeño pais llamado Uruguay.Por ahi por whatsapp te puedo pasar alguna foto y tu mandas algunas de tu modelo.
Hugo hi! I would like to buy this conversion kit, can you please tell me what i need to get, that is not in the kit, to complete the conversion? Thanks, have a nice day and great job by the way!
Hello I would like to know what material did you use to motorize the boat? Which transmitter / receiver? What battery? What variator? Which servos? I would like to convert my USS Arizona Trumperter model. Thanks
Hello Hugo, Could you kindly provide the specs for the Batteries, ESC and Servo which you have used. Also where did you get the waterproof box for the batteries from?
I wonder what scale horsepower that model makes? That’s definitely way fast than max scale speed, but she sure looks good when you feed her the onions! Very nice quality work!
That’s a great idea and I have seen local fans do so, even on a 1/700 Warspite but with just one shaft as simplified propulsion plan. At that scale level, very gram on load should be evaluated very carefully. Personally, I think 350 scale is more suitable for entry level because it really has a perfect balance on size, degrees of difficulty and cost. When the scale shrinking to 700, many kits should be made dedicatedly. Definitely, it would be a great challenge that it may require much more patience and experience.
Although the smaller scale the more unrealistic hydrobehavior, I would like to take the challenge to convert one 1:700. I can find 1:350 conversation part on eBay but not able to find 1:700 parts. 1:350 parts can be use for 1:200 ideally.
Bonjour votre vidéo m'a beaucoup intéressé le problème pour moi c'est de tracé la ligne de flottaison du Bismarck échelle 1/200 est ce que la ligne de flottaison est réellement à 42,5 mm cordialement Michel
Hello Hugo by any chance have you made a scale Bismarck 1/ 350 Tamiya modeland if you have can you please what kind of propellers and engines you recommend for it I would appreciate if you let me know thank
Hello Hugo, Could you kindly provide the specs for the Batteries, ESC and Servo which you have used. Also where did you get the waterproof box for the batteries from?
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Hello. There is one thing I don't understand. We make models to look like the real thing. Why do we motorize them to look like toys? That model looks like it has 2,000,000 hp. move the prop at less than 400 rpm which is the actual angular speed. The Bismarck 1:200 I build moves fine with that alone. A single motor from a shaver is enough to move all three props.
eso estaba pensando... Se ve muy lindo pero 3 motores es demasiado, creo que con sólo uno de la misma potencia o menos, seria más realista
@@sbenitez1768 Mira,estoy haciendo un modelo escal 1:200.Como te puse ,con un pequeño motor y su sistema de engranajes usando una afeitadora philips a bateria logro mover las tres helices a bastante mas rpm que el buque real.Con la modelizacion no es facil calcular algunas cosas,pero un buque de 48000 tons a escala 1:200 pesa 6 kilos y para moverlo en el agua a la velocidad a escala ,si el real navega a 30 nudos,unos 54 kmh,tu modelo debe navegar 200 veces mas lento es decir 270 metros por hora es decir 7,5 cmts por segundo.Puedes redondear en 10 cmts por segundo.Mas de eso lo hace verse como una lancha de carrera.No digo que no dispongas de una potencia extra para salir de alguna situacion complicada.Pero si quieres hacer algo que se vea real ,debes limitar la velocidad.Si quieres generar la ola de proa te digo estoy con la idea de colocar algo en la proa bajo linea de flotacion y un poco antes de la maqueta que genere resistencia al avance y que levente un poco de agua .Hasta aquí todo lo que tengo para aportar.BUENA SUERTE.
@@edselrodriguez5450 hay algun lugar donde pueda ver tu barco? yo lentamente estoy haciendo mi bismarck. mi idea es con solo un motor mover las 2 helices x medio de engranaje o polea y la central dejarla fija ya que en la linea de crugia tiene un refuerzo y si lo corto pienso que lo va a debilitar (kit amati de madera) , aunque no descarto la posibilidad de hacerlo y que anden las 3. personalmente no me gustaria que parezca un fuera de borda pero que tampoco haga 1km por semana, a mi gusto se haría aburrido ademas que como decís, en lugares complicados como puede ser un río, con tan poca potencia se lo llevaría. Saludos
@@sbenitez1768 mi barco aun no flota.Yo no parto de ningun kit.Parto de cero.Solo tengo una maqueta Heller Esc 400 de donde saque las medidas para hacer una muy fuerte estructura en madera de balsa.Eso lo hice hace unos 25 años.Luego me quedé sin tiempo y hace un par de años retome las tareas.Yo trabajo sobre cobre que luego atornillo,clavo o sueldo sobre la estructura de madera.Ahora cuento con planos alemanes bastante originales de hace 80 años lo que me facilita para las formas.No tengo nada publicado.Es un proyecto muy diferente al tuyo,no se si te serviria de algo.Este es un proyecto que navega,que tiene sus torres de 380 y de 150 que giran y elevan sus cañones mediante motores paso a paso y poleas por lo que son muy precisos en el movimiento que tambien respetan las velocidades angulares de las torres originales.Con luces a led en cada ojo de buey que encienden y apagan simulando actividad.Tengo par dos o tres años más para terminar.Estoy en America Latina,entre Argentina y Brasil,un pequeño pais llamado Uruguay.Por ahi por whatsapp te puedo pasar alguna foto y tu mandas algunas de tu modelo.
@@edselrodriguez5450 venia a borrar mi numero pero creo q nunca se envió
Fast as lightning and handling like a dream!
bit wobbly on the turns? balance and scale speed! great tidy professional job though!
Another great build. It's a shame these rc conversion kits are no longer available from retail stores.
deans marine in uk..
great video for rc conversion modeler,please let us know where to get conversion model parts..thank you
¿Cómo son los elementos que formar el sistema rc?, me gustaría comprarlo pero no sé qué piezas lleva ni cómo se llaman😢
Well detailed and easy to understand tutorial. Thank you sir.
Thanks for your watching and admire words!
Hugo hi! I would like to buy this conversion kit, can you please tell me what i need to get, that is not in the kit, to complete the conversion?
Thanks, have a nice day and great job by the way!
Hello Hugo
can you ask for the specification of RC elements for conversion?
it's about electronics.
Would be very helful
@@mickstg44aa4 yea, tell us Hugo
@hugo great conversión. Please, how do you close the hull? Do you know some trick to do It waterproof and have access to electronic at the same time?
I would use magnet to hold the deck to the hull, and leave only one square open for accessibility, using O Ring material as the seal.
@@CUISONY Thanks!
Omg finally I found this video thanks I already made a rc titanic but the strip was way different thanks for the bismarck setup
Hi how did u make the titanic rc and what scale u used and wbat type of shafts
Hello
I would like to know what material did you use to motorize the boat?
Which transmitter / receiver?
What battery?
What variator?
Which servos?
I would like to convert my USS Arizona Trumperter model.
Thanks
really hoping for a scharnhorst tutorial
Hello Hugo, Could you kindly provide the specs for the Batteries, ESC and Servo which you have used. Also where did you get the waterproof box for the batteries from?
I wonder what scale horsepower that model makes? That’s definitely way fast than max scale speed, but she sure looks good when you feed her the onions! Very nice quality work!
Could you itemised the equipment you bought for this conversion for my 1.35 tirpiz
eBay shows this kit out of stock. Will you be getting more?
wow it's really amazing, I really need to make this kind of one 😍
Wo bekommt man dieses Modell.
What size motors were fitted,Mick Thailand
Hi Hugo, Gibt es einen Bestell Link zu den von Dir verbauten Propellern?
thanks hugo im making the bismark in scotland..where did you sail it in japan somewhere?..
Hello,
How can I purchase the upgrade kit? I tried EBAY, but is says that you don't ship to Bulgaria?
Have you had any luck converting 1/500 or 1/700 Battleships? What is the smallest scale you would recommend converting?
That’s a great idea and I have seen local fans do so, even on a 1/700 Warspite but with just one shaft as simplified propulsion plan. At that scale level, very gram on load should be evaluated very carefully. Personally, I think 350 scale is more suitable for entry level because it really has a perfect balance on size, degrees of difficulty and cost. When the scale shrinking to 700, many kits should be made dedicatedly. Definitely, it would be a great challenge that it may require much more patience and experience.
Although the smaller scale the more unrealistic hydrobehavior, I would like to take the challenge to convert one 1:700. I can find 1:350 conversation part on eBay but not able to find 1:700 parts. 1:350 parts can be use for 1:200 ideally.
Have you connected 2 motors in straight and one in reverse? Or all are spinning in same direction?
Hello, I am in the process of doing a RC 1/200 Missouri. Where can I get the parts not included?
I would look at hobby town uss
How high up did you paint the red line im so confused on that
What kind of battery do you use is there any difference in what kind of battery to use
Where did you find a 1:200?! I have the 1:350
Can provide link all the part for conversions..great video
Bonjour votre vidéo m'a beaucoup intéressé le problème pour moi c'est de tracé la ligne de flottaison du Bismarck échelle 1/200 est ce que la ligne de flottaison est réellement à 42,5 mm cordialement Michel
What is the name of the song that begins at 5:48 please?
Can this RV conversion be made on the Trumpeter 1/200 HMS Nelson, Thanks?
WOW, a 700 knot Bismarck!
great work mate
Beautiful clean river and nice surrounding, mine crappy filthy canal full of rubbish.
Thank you for sharing. Very helpful.
Hello Hugo by any chance have you made a scale Bismarck 1/ 350 Tamiya modeland if you have can you please what kind of propellers and engines you recommend for it I would appreciate if you let me know thank
What a nice pond. What is the name of the city?
I'm building a RC replica of the Nantucket lightship
Storm test?
Great video. Will you have one for the 1:200 Titanic?
he has one on ebay
@@russrh I looked through the 390 items he has for sale and not one is for the new 1/200 Titanic
@@darylw792 there's one now!
I would have thought the plastic hull would be too thin…???
Could you show the Missouri 1/200?
Currently, we are running a tutorial for 1/350 Missouri. Wish its assembly concept would have some resonance for your 1/200 project.
張大千 sweet thanks
Very helpful and clear instruction about the installation. thank you
Bismarck legendary battleship 1941
To lead to war Machine the Bismarck and the kreigsmarine
Awesome
where did you buy it?can i order it online?
Very nice video, i want to make conversion for my big ships, nice work, do you finished your model ?
what metal did you used in your shafting?brass and stainless steel?
It's an rc kit for it it's alot of money
Does not answer questions. Where do you buy the conversation parts?
deans marine in uk make the kit..3 motors etc..
Could you put the rc conversion kit on Amazon?
Great advice, we also plan to do so, eBay is too greedy on transaction fee.
What do the motor connect to?
An ESC, which could power up to four 380/390 Motors.
Great 🎉😂, I love it !
*trumpeter watches this*
Trumpeter: A 1/200 Bismarck for my 1/200 titanic!
there's already an R/C kit that Hugo sells on eBay for the Titanic model - I have one, it's great
0-o ok wow I did not see that comin, oof I I checked and your right
Эх, жаль по русски нет описания
If the finnished model weighs about 11.5 pounds .... it will be scale weight for 1/200
Other then the fact that the center propeller should be counterrotating compared to the side ones, great video
Great job. Keep it up
Super
Pure genius
Top 👍👍👍
Was soll das sein???Ein Schlachtschiff oder ein Torpedoboot????Oder eine Rakete????Man!
Wo bekommt man dieses Modell
Hello Hugo, Could you kindly provide the specs for the Batteries, ESC and Servo which you have used. Also where did you get the waterproof box for the batteries from?