Very nice wood grain made here, it really makes the ship escape the plastic look. Also like the idea of the billowing sails. Greetz subbed your channel :) DutchDave.
Your billowing sail effect is really clever! For someone who says he knows nothing about rigging, you did a fine job. I would have used a darker thread but we really don't know what the builders used. It's anyone's guess, I would think. I subscribed because I think your presentation was honest and you put forth some really good ideas. I like the atmospheric music versus the hit-you-over-the-head inappropriate "music" many people just stick in their videos. It does nothing, in my opinion, but detract from the subject at hand. Alright...sorry about all the jabber from the peanut gallery! I look forward to more fine videos. Again, please pardon my wordiness. Best wishes from the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia! Cork Camden
Thank you so much for your lovely comment. I am not a sailing ship builder but they are nice to build. I like to see sails full of movement as it adds to the build. Best wishes to you and your loved ones from Derbyshire.
Beautiful model! Great job! Was it well mounted? How long have you been assembling it? A long time ago I was building the French ship La Glorieux, I didn't make the sails and rigging. I couldn't do that at all. It was the first and last ship I made. Never finished 🙂
The build has taken 2 weeks, I work full time 10 hour shifts and run a home. do not sweat with the rigging just do a little when you want to. Thanks for your support.
Nice the Nina looks great my friend.
Thank you sir, it was fun doing the rigging.
Great paint job of hull and deck, very convincing, natural wood look achieved close to perfection!
Thank you so much for the great comment , a fun little build for me and I am glad you like her.
Great work, very impressive 👏
Many thanks Max, she is a fun little build. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Awesome finish to a simple kit. Nice work. 👍
many thanks for your comment and support, enjoy your weekend.
very cool build sir
Very excellent work dear friend. I like it.
Thank you so much for your lovely comment and for the sub, I hope to be doing the other two ships this year.
Very nice wood grain made here, it really makes the ship escape the plastic look. Also like the idea of the billowing sails. Greetz subbed your channel :) DutchDave.
Thank you so much for the sub and great comment. I wanted a bit more movement in the sail, so I gave here a go with the garden wire.
Your billowing sail effect is really clever! For someone who says he knows nothing about rigging, you did a fine job. I would have used a darker thread but we really don't know what the builders used. It's anyone's guess, I would think. I subscribed because I think your presentation was honest and you put forth some really good ideas. I like the atmospheric music versus the hit-you-over-the-head inappropriate "music" many people just stick in their videos. It does nothing, in my opinion, but detract from the subject at hand. Alright...sorry about all the jabber from the peanut gallery! I look forward to more fine videos. Again, please pardon my wordiness. Best wishes from the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia! Cork Camden
Thank you so much for your lovely comment. I am not a sailing ship builder but they are nice to build. I like to see sails full of movement as it adds to the build. Best wishes to you and your loved ones from Derbyshire.
Dang nice build brother!
Thank you sir and thanks for your support.
Beautiful model! Great job! Was it well mounted? How long have you been assembling it? A long time ago I was building the French ship La Glorieux, I didn't make the sails and rigging. I couldn't do that at all. It was the first and last ship I made. Never finished 🙂
The build has taken 2 weeks, I work full time 10 hour shifts and run a home. do not sweat with the rigging just do a little when you want to. Thanks for your support.
Nice work, did you paint with brushes?
The boat yes, the sails no. Thank you so much for your lovely comment.