HMS PEGASUS : Amati : Scale 1/64 : Step By Step Model Ship Build : #12 - Nailing the DECK
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"Planking the DECK of the HMS PRGASUS"
Building a ship model of the HMS PEGASUS (1776) in scale 1:64. Kit manufactured by the Italian company Amati. Here I share my personal impressions of the kit and results.
HMS Pegasus was the sixth of 25 Swan Class ship rigged sloops ordered by the Admiralty between 1766 and 1780. Built at Sheerness Dockyard, Pegasus was launched on December 27th, 1776.
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Чекаємо))
Pero esperare😃
en 9 horas
Ok, someone has to say this.
You nailed it!😁
Thank you!))))
she becomes a beauty , love to see it evolve.
Thank you!
Beautiful Ohla,❤️
Thank you!
Hello Olha !! More and more vidéos always with a beautiful works ...I Like ...By
Many thanks!!
👍👍👍👍👍👍fantastic
Thanks 🤗
Olha You really are a bee where is he imbir 🐱👍
Thank you! It was a very boring job for Imbir - that's why he slept under the table)))
Thank you. Bravo Zulu.
Thank you!
aahh, coffee time and time to relax..
Wooow. Sooo much work for little details! But, that's exactly what is making the difference! 👍
Thank you very much!
I'm glad you liked it!
Спасибо.
Another great video! Thank you.
My pleasure!
Оля, привет с Днепропетровщины !
Как у тебя все классно !
Продолжай в том же духе.
Мои поздравления !
Константин, рада слишать вас!
Как ваш моделизм?
@@OlhaBatchvarov я тебе на "мыло" написал...
Great video Olha
Thank you!
Great work.
Thank you!
Simply beautiful. I am mesmerized watching you work and enjoy the lovely music.
Thank you very much!
wonderful work
Thank you!
It couldn't be more clear and instructive than that.
The work and the video editing is remarkable!
Thank you very much!
Glad you liked it!
Wow skill and patience at an extradentary level. Always a joy to watch, thankyou. Tim
Thank you very much!
Glad you enjoyed it
Чудово, як завжди. На жаль, я пішов трохи далі і тепер бачу свої дрібні помилки. 👍👍👍👍👍
Але ж на помилках вчаться! Тому головне не зупиняйтеся і продовжуйте працювати!
Stunning !😀
Thanks!
Fascinating, great work
Many thanks!
What a good job, and what a good result. thanks for sharing😊😊
You’re welcome 😊
That blew up my brain 🤯
Olha son muy hermosos tus trabajos navales, gracias por compartirlos...🇲🇽🇲🇽.....
¡Me alegra que te guste!
Hi Olha, want to thank you for another great video on the Pegasus. Have enjoyed the videos on this ship. Also hope to be able to see you complete the John Smith boat as well. As always suburb craftsmanship.
Thank you very much! I'm glad you liked it! Yes, I plan to finish the shallop too. Even the sails have already been sewn, but I'm stuck now with the carrack. I can't get off of it - it's my favorite rigging stage)))
Wow 🤩
You just make me redefine my own understanding of the notion of patience. It sometimes even hurts seeing you go through such enormous efforts to get the details r
right
This is my way of meditating to calm my nerves)))
Fantastic video as always Olha! So much detail is shown. Thank you!
My pleasure!
Absolutely amazing! Your skill is second to none. Love it!
Thank you! 😊
Never gets old. Beautiful work Olha! ❤️ I’ve learned so much and believe there is nothing you can’t clamp.
Thank you very much!
It is such a pleasure to watch you work. Your craftsmanship is inspirational.
Thank you!
Оля, ты большой молодЕц. Многие твоей продуктивности могут только позавидовать. Про качество видео даже не говорю. Но этот способ нагелевания имеет недостатки: большой расход зубочисток, но и самое главное не стабильный диаметр нагелей в результате. Можно конечно набить руку и визуально будет почти не заметна разница. Есть и другой способ изготовления нагелей (с помощью фильеры). Он есть в видео Андрея Кудина. Уж кому, а тебе освоить этот метод точно по плечу. А результат уже на совсем другом уровне. Удачи в постройке.
От Андрея ушло вдохновение. Такое бывает, подождём 😏
Спасибо! Я только упоминаю об етом методе в субтитрах для продвинутих моделистов, а Пегас строю как гид для новичков, поетому тут минимум апгрейда и по большей степени из доступних ресурсов...
А вам будет интересно тогда смотреть мой фрегат Конфедераси...
@@OlhaBatchvarov Я с удовольствием смотрю все ваши видео
Beautiful work. Do you have a tool supplier recommendation that you can share? Perhaps a video on must have tools.
Thanks
I have created a whole playlist about "Necessary tools" - in the order of their need...
Olha, muito bom ! Imagens claras e perfeitas, no mais, um show de técnica.
Abraço.
Obrigado!
прекрасно выполненная работа👍👍
Спасибо!
Thank you Ohla!! I've been building plastic models for almost 50 years & watching your videos has convinced me to try a wooden model ship kit. I chose the 1/55 Arrow American Gunboat of 1814 by Amati primarily because the planking does not look too difficult for a first build. I've also purchased the Gunboat Philadelphia 1776 kit by Model Expo for the same reason. Your tips, techniques & 'custom' made tool will be an immense help.
Thank you very much! And welcome to the exciting new style of this hobby!
Me dejas sin palabras, increíble tu trabajo. Te puedo preguntar si me recomiendas utilizar el aerógrafo para pintar los modelos o es suficiente utilizar pinceles?. Gracias por compartir tus maravillosos videos. 🇲🇽
Si tienes un aerógrafo, ¡genial! Pero si recién está comenzando a comprar herramientas, entonces un aerógrafo no es una prioridad. Necesitará un soldador con más frecuencia que pintar. Algunos modelos están completamente sin pintar o, como máximo, los barkhouts están pintados. Pero se aplica exclusivamente a los barcos de madera, no a los nuevos con motores...
@@OlhaBatchvarov gracias por responder!!!
That was again an amazing video Olha !! Absolutely stunning work, and the result is just over the top :o
Thank you very much!
Amazing job as always! The different length of the toothpicks is a very nice trick, that for sure I will use on my next model.
Thank you very much!
Glad it was helpful!
👏👏👏❤️🙋🇧🇷
Olha, I see that you are using "real" treenails (toothpicks) as opposed to the simple plain points and CA that you used on the Ragusian Carrack. Can I assume that this is because of the larger scale of the Pegasus? Or perhaps you are just upping your game on your models ovrall? Thanks as always, Angus.
I used the same toothpicks on the deck on the Ragusian carrack))) It's just that I use different techniques for different models. It is logical that treenails should be wooden. But metal nails look very realistic with CA glue. I also use CA for small scale…
8:51 Hi, loving your videos. What glue are you using for the toothpicks? I looked through your subtitles but did not see it? It looks too clear to be wood glue, and seems to dry too slowly to be CA glue?
This is CA glue! The thinnest that soaks well into toothpicks and makes them dark in color...
Оля, браво!!!ти талант в усьому!!!дуже люблю твої роботи і твої відео 👍👍👏 ти робиш просто неймовірно красиві , шедевральні речі!!! Дякую за насолоду, бажаю успіху і творчого натхнення 💙💛💐🌷🌹
Щиро дяку!
Fantastic video! HMS Pegasus is a beautiful ship, unfortunately Amati has not provide the information of the sails. The finished model without sails that is looks strange for me.
I will do my own research to sew the sails and plan to share the drawings ... But it won't be before a year)))
@@OlhaBatchvarov Thanks! As replied from Amati where I could download from their website but there isn't there and no update afterward, I try to compare with others Swan Class ship but they are not Pegasus.
Hi Olha, don't you think that the treenails could be a out of scale with a size lkie that? Thanks
In general, trinails should be 29 mm (1 1/8 inches) in diameter. At 1:64 scale, this is around 0,45 mm (0,018 in). I drilled 0,35mm holes + when you hammer the toothpick the diameter increases by about 0,1 mm. Visually, on the contrary, it seems to me that they are smaller than necessary...
Hello Dear Olha,
Great joy again to watch this video, thank you.
GLORY TO UKRAINE
Gerard
Glory to heroes!
Thank you Gerard!
Hi, wasn't it worth and quicker to cut the planks the correct scale length before glueing to the deck, instead of having to divide the planks when they are already installed? As you mentioned the length should be more or less fixed, because the under-deck beams can be expected to be evenly spaced ...
It was possible to do this on this model. But when you need to bend the plank, then the smooth line of the planks is easier to get simulating joints...
P.S. The distance between the beams can be different...
But this is also a matter of taste of the modeler...
@@OlhaBatchvarov a possible method, that I've used on my Colibrì, is to bend the full length edgewarth with steam and heat, taking advantage of their length to make the job easier, and then lay them on the deck, mark the position of the cuts (which can also account for unevenly spaced beams), cut the planks to correct length and glue. The scraper will take care of the imperfections. BTW I used the same type of scraper, made with a hobby knife blade as you did, and also toothpicks for treenails👍🏻
Fantastic job indeed!
Of course every modeller develops his/her own techniques 😄
How do you get the dust and toothpicks out of the bottom of the boat after working on it.
I'm just vacuuming the model...
Здравствуйте Ольга! Подскажите, пожалуйста, как Вы имитировали черную смолу на стыках реек палубы. Перелопатил все Ваши видео и не нашёл. Кто-то перекладывает черной бумагой, кто-то красит. У Вас получилось тонко и не аляписто. Спасибо!
Спасибо!
Я крашу заготовки перед тем ка распустить на рейки. Я ето показала в предидущем випуске #11. Я ето показиваю каждий раз где делаю обшивку (палуб или корпуса)... Ето самий бистрий и не заморочливий способ...
@@OlhaBatchvarov Дякую 😊
You can use a metal drill gauge as a drawplate to skinny the stub toohpicks, too.
Another spiffy thing is to see if a person's vet with give up any 18 to 20 gauge trocar needles (±0.7-.0.8mm ID, near enough to 1.5" at 1/48) which, with some tip profiling, will make a circular cut in one go.
Unfortunately, not all beginners have enough patience even for the simplest treenaling. Therefore, I am silent about the making real treenails. I prefer the drowplate option for making wooden dowel roods, although some of my trainers prefer to drill it with the needle...
What an awful lot of work Olha!
That an awful lot of work isn't so horrible when you get down to it. In addition, this detailing adds charm to the model... "Eyes are afraid, hands do...")))
Anunciar un nuevo capitulo del PEGASUS para dentro de 14 horas es una crueldad😡😡
Acabo de anunciar de qué se tratará el video y se publicará de acuerdo con el horario del canal, ¡el viernes!