1/200 RMS Titanic Build Video 22
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- Today we review the latest PE from Woody's Model Works! The Furniture and Sheet G.
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Great work Ben like always.
When ever adding lighting to a model, it makes it much more challenging. But seeing the results at the end proves that it’s well worth it.
These new sets are in production now. I have ordered some extra sets for people who order them after watching this video. (That usually happens)
The light leaks coming through your dremmel cut channels will be ok. Straight above is the Second Class Smoking Room. Which is also on sheet G. So I recommend printing some floor covering for this area in advance.
Then while you are at it you might as well do the A lá Carte Restaurant and the Cáfe Parisian also on the same deck.
I’m looking forward to seeing the progress on this build and also your clients build.
Woodys... us 1/350 guys would love your products :)
A true pro is not so much one who never makes a mistake as it is one who can recover from that mistake and make it better.
You're doing it excellent job 👍
Excellent as always
Great job, Ben...it's the little details that have a cumulative effect; the ceiling lights and benches in this case. And thanks for taking the time to walk us through all this. It's a masterclass in model building!
hey looking good I'm so excited 😊
Great video as usual thanks again!
Nice job!
@1:01:02 -- Fiber optics are very unidirectional, and "lensing" the end with a lighter or soldering iron held near only magnifies (ha ha) the effect. Light bulbs are omnidirectional, they shine out from the filament in every direction. I found that a drop of a diffuse translucent material on the end of the lensed fiber will create this effect ... Elmer's White Glue does the job nicely, and can be layered, sanded and/or tinted with a minuscule amount of acrylic matte white or yellow. The result is a lightly-frosted blob that behaves like a light bulb, not a spotlight. (I'm loving this series!! Liked, subbed and belled!)
That’s a fantastic suggestion! I’ll give it a try!
Another excellent video Ben! 👍🚢
A cross sectioned Titanic in 1/200 would be so cool.
Really like how the ship is coming alone.
Ben, what's cool, is that I'm from Steamwwood, and I am familiar with Elgin, Schaumburg, and Bartlett. Again, I find you builds very cool. A pro in modeling. It's really cool is that you share your expertise is what you do. Thank for sharing.
Brilliant stuff Ben, raw problem solving on camera! Making the best use of Neal's fantastic work and the application of the parts. 😉
Thanks again Ben and Nora for all your efforts making these great videos. Always informative, interesting and well spoken 🍻
Paul from Kanmantoo South Australia
Good job. I don't think Ben sleeps , building two huge models and having a busy work schedule.
it looks good i like hearing the titanic story's didn't hear one in two of your videos
The ceilings look awesome…great idea!
Great work. I've just sprayed primer and black paint as a light block which might cover those channels
Yes. I plan on doing that moving forward
@@TheMidwestModelShop your work is outrageously good. And the dynamic between you and Nora is splendid too
Wow! The lights are awesome!
Love watching these builds!!
I'd say well worth all the effort. I love the lighting effects through the windows. Lots of efforts went into your work, but "pressing on" works!
Just love these videos. Looking good my man. She is going to be a beauty.
Coming along very nicely Ben. I’m a model railroader, N scale, Woodland Scenics makes a product that is easily hidden that will prevent light bleed. Easy to use and inexpensive, works great on thin plastic models and perfect for covering small gaps in joints where light escapes.
What’s it called?
@@TheMidwestModelShop woodland scenics light block kit. Btw, I hadn’t gotten to the part where I saw how much light was shinning through when I sent that. Don’t want you to think I was being negative, you do amazing work and I watch your channel for new techniques that I can implement into my modeling.
Thanks, Bill! I appreciate it! I’ll look into it and see if I can get some.
Outstanding!
Looking great
Lookin' good!
Well done Ben. That is the method of lighting I intend to do on my model and it's great to see it working in real life.
Wow Ben I will follow every Video for my model. Thank you very much for fantastic guide line :-) Greetings from Germany
Ben, great job of "Ing-a-neering" to install the deck, wall, ceiling. But the addition of the ceiling lights is top drawer. Reminds me of the guys that totally detail the interior of a B-17 then close it up- though you Can See your lights----?same view the passengers had as they rowed away-eh? 😁
Outstanding work. BTW, the benches had backs on them.
WOW! The work in fiddly, but as you said, "TOTALLY WORTH IT!"
I love these videos keep up the good work
Boy Ben, this is really beginning to have some amazing details!!!!
For my taste this is the nicest lighting on the ship so far. Well done!
Having the channels on a 45deg angle would assist in all parts being glued to the base somewhere, that would allow for a wider channel
Awesome
Those lights looked great! Excellent work, Ben!
Hi Ben, Grat solution to the lighting problem. I envision using "Grain of Wheat" Led bulbs installing them from above using a similar method you are using and do it in such a way that the bulb protrudes through the hole representing an actual light. There are 2.5mm diameter x 4mm length available. With the groove on top of the deck instead of the bottom, the wires can be routed so that decking overlay can be put in place, and no one would know it was there. The Led's could be connected to a variable voltage source to get the correct effect. This is all speculative since I am nowhere near this point in the build. Comments would be appreciated.
Thanks Ben again for a great video! Can't wait to get my sheets from Neil. He is doing an awesome job :D
WOW holy sh*t.....awesome. Ben you HAVE TO due a cut out on the next build. No really......
Wow! What patience! Very tedious stuff if you ask me, hat's off to you!
Outstanding Build. Love your windows got them in the mail today
Great progress, wonderful video. Just a theory on the light leaks. I don't believe the wooden decks are preventing light leaks. I believe the new PE interior walls of the 2nd Class Promenade is blocking the light from entering the above area of B-deck. Not sure how that theory might impact the build going up, but something to consider.
Note, I have seen a build that used nano-LEDs on the aft bridge, and light did leak up through the wooden deck above. If nano-LEDs are used here, I would recommend making sure there is a light block behind the light source.
Looking great, it’s coming along nicely
That lighting looks great!
I love the fiber optic bulbs, that was a great idea.
That lighting is brilliant idea so going to do that cheers Ben.
Wow looks fantastic...some very useful tips :)
I absolutely love your videos Ben. Your modeling skills are amazing, so informative 👏
Excellent lighting effect.
I might check that model store out, I live in Missouri so it shouldn't be that far of a drive
What about some thin tubing to feed the Led through and fit into groove to stop light leak ?
Brilliant update as usual
That’s a good idea too. I don’t think it will be much of an issue. I could have painted those channels black, also. And there’s still time to do that. The deck isn’t glued down.
Great job Ben. Like always. Question. Are there any windows on the deck your working on? The square windows. Thank you.
Thanks! Do you mean on the boat deck? There’s lots of windows.
Hi Ben, Great blog as always .could you give me the link for the site so I can print the floor tiles/carpets etc please
I don’t have them on my site. I need to figure out how to do that. They are available in the resources tab on the “1/200 Titanic tips and tricks” Facebook page in the resources tab. Of just send me an email and I’ll send you the files.
@@TheMidwestModelShop ok many thanks for that at work at the moment (truck driver ) so will email you when I get back . Again thanks for the help .
Good morning, how are you doing ? would you have a tip to cleanly cut Neil's photo etch plates please? Because I deform them when I cut them with a scalpel. Thank you so much
I use an x-acto blade. Your cutting surface may be too soft if it’s deforming the part. You can also try cutting farther away from the part and then filing the extra brass off once it’s free from the sheet.
@@TheMidwestModelShop Thank you very much my friend 🙂
Do these big photo etch parts come with instructions and if so, can you show them?
So they are almost ready. Woodys Model Works is in the process of finishing them up. If you go to the website and click on the “instructions” tab, you’ll see them there, when they are complete. They are free to download.
May I ask what book is it you're showing with that amazing cutaway foldout? I NEED to add it to my collection! Great videos btw, I will slowly catch upon all of them 😊
Oh man… I’m not in front of it right now. It’s a children’s book on Titanic. I found it doing a quick search on Amazon. I think you’ll have the same luck as me if you search for it. Otherwise send me a reminder email and I’ll get back to you with the title.
@@TheMidwestModelShop Thank you so much for replying! I found it on Amazon, it's called Inside the Titanic, it's out of print but still available :)
4:19 No wonder the ship sank, with all those gaping holes in the hull.
it sank because they hadn't invented ductape yet 😂
If I had the money, I would commission you to build my 1/350 Titanic kit. I really like watching these and how detailed you are making it.
2 words, SUPER IMPRESSIVE!! 👀👀 Makes me want to see it in person!! Dont have to tell you this, but fantastic Job biddy!!😎👍🏻
What glue is suitable for gluing photo-etched parts?
Cyanoacrylate (CA Glue)
When you're done, name your price
Hi new to modeling so far so great I do have a question since I never seen a 5volt usb leds can I just plug it in to a wall socket?
Also what additional led strips did you buy I can only find 12v leds
I don’t remember off the top of my head. But they are in the video titled “lighting” I believe. It’s the thumbnail with the ship first lit up.
This must be one of the best episodes so far Ben.👌 The lightbulbs look superb and that trick of melting the end of the fibre-optic is pure genius. That method must have so many possible uses; it would be great to see it used somewhere more visible.
With all the possibilities that digital cameras provide, it's added a whole new dimension to modelling. Tiny details, maybe obscured from normal viewing, can be picked-up on camera, which makes them so worthwhile. I see this a lot in railway modelling nowadays; details being added for viewing through the camera lens, rather than being seen by the casual viewer. TH-cam has kind of changed the way a lot of folks use cameras and it makes for some fantastic modelling. These ships are great examples of this. I hope some of that makes sense.👍😁
Absolutely! And thank you! There are several locations on the exterior of the ship that have lights and I plan on using this method in those locations as well. I’m hoping they provide illumination, but not a blinding amount of light. That’s the issue with LEDs. They can be tamed with higher resistors, but it never seems like anyone does that.
@@TheMidwestModelShop They should look fantastic out in more open areas. With a bit of practice, you might be able to get different "bulbs" by using different amounts of heat on the tube. I suppose you're only limited by where you can hide the fibre optics.👍
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