How clever, seizing the finger first and THEN transfering the seizing onto the rope. Oh, and the way you coil the rope, just a bit of a twist and it lies naturally. You made my day, you really have. Thank you!
One of your videos popped up for me a couple of days ago, it was episode #3 of the Confederacy. I watched it and have been binge watching your channel for the past couple of days. When I saw this one pop up my first thought was that the video was a bit long for assembling a cannon, but as I watched it I was totally mesmerized watching your skills at work. I found myself enjoying the background music as well. I've got a boat on my workbench that I haven't worked on in a while, but your videos have really motivated me. Thanks so much!
I am regularly looking at your videos even though I may not be working on that part particularly. I keep learning from you. Thank you for all you share...
THE BOOK "SHIP MODELS Their purpose and development from 1650..." Disaster - I'm on vacation now and I forgot the jump drive with this book at home! Although I shot a video about it - I just didn't have time to edit it to upload to the channel (((((Now I will be able to publish it only in October...
Amazing 🤩 The attention to detail. 🧐How at any moment, one of those knots could turn into a rats nest. The real test is match them all up in repetition, but in the install, they have their own unique look. It's the meticulous attention that each piece requires, but even more intriguing is the ability to capture all this in a tutorial video, and keep it organized in a timely manner. Art meets function, with every detail having a purpose, even all the way back into the skeletal frame, into the planking, and with the finishing touches of battle cannons. Wonderful job Ohla! 🙂👍 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
The detail of these guns and carriages are so good, it's a pity that they are lacking the objects used for ranging the guns! These were known as "gunners' quoins" and at their most simple were just a wedge of wood with a handle that was pushed under the breech of the cannon to tilt it. It would be an easy matter to make appropriate wedges with tiny brass escutcheon pin heads as handles and would appease my obsession to details as an Arms Historian ! Other than this minute point that probably only I would notice; your work is superb, and I love watching your videos. They are so beautifully produced and edited; please keep them coming !
This is the ship I was wanting to see the rigging on not the one you just started . Sorry for the mix up . Me and this computer don't like each other. Thanks for a great build.
My pleasure! I'm glad you like this ship. But the continuation will be in October because I am now on vacation in my homeland - now I will finish building a small model of Pinta...
I just ordered my first wooden ship (well, boat) model, the AL 1805 Swift. I have a feeling I will be watching your entire collection of videos again, as well as reading all the books you have “made” me buy. 😂 These are the clearest tutorials I have seen. Thank you for the inspiration!
Como siempre es un placer ver tus vídeos se aprende muchísimo y la edición y la música increíble. Se ve súper bien como lo haces gracias por hacernos disfrutar.
Thank you Olha. I look the 23 videos and I learned a lot of things. Your skill and the quality of your videos are remarquable. And, of course, your model is marvellous
Thank you! I'm glad you found useful information here! I'm afraid the next time I will be able to get a manicure when I go homeland again. Because here, even mere than a month, I could not persuade my husband to take me to the salon to continue to support my nails (I do not have a driver's license)...
Hi olha hope your well, the quality of rope you use in this video, makes this process look so much better, I really need to start making my own rope, great video
There is beauty in your process. A pure joy to watch. The key is to work out the process before doing anything. I also use tape, then PVA to make rope coils.
Maravilhoso, obrigado pela grande aula, o que você faz com suas mãos é incrível. Você é uma excelente professora, tenho muito o que aprender, parabéns!!!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😍😍😍😍😘😘😘😘🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
A culpa é dela... Por causa dela estou com um projeto. Ele é simplesmente incrível. A humildade de passar seu conhecimento é fora de sério. Forte abraço, Paulo. Que Deus te abençoe.
Absolutely stunning work as always Olha, some modelling videos I skip parts, yours I watch every second of without missing a Second! Still very tempted to bite the bullet and buy this kit soon, she’s a stunner.
Thank you very much! This kit is not ordinary - not like all manufacturers seem to have copied technology where only the name of the ship changes))) - that's what I like!
Most impressive work! Although I belong to the plastic modelling side of the hobby, I am learning an awful lot from you. My sailing ship kits rise ever higher on the "must build" list.
Wish I had seen this when I was rigging my 38 gun frigate... Looks much better and easier to assemble it all and then mount. The ropes look amazing too, probably ropes of scale? I want those for my next boat, just makes it look like a museum piece.
@@OlhaBatchvarov Oh wow. My modeling book describes how to do it but it seemed so time consuming. The result is extremely impressive, you could make some money selling your ropes, I would certainly be interested.
Once again I am absolutely impressed by your skills and patience Olha :o This is again a stunning progression done, absolutely love your attention to details, you do not miss anything. If you did not see your hands beside it, you really would think it is the real deal. Thank you for showing us, it is really inspiring to me.
Painstaking and as always with a great result. I note, that we seem to have a somewhat different way of doing this. While you prepare everything outside the ship, I try to work with the guns on place on the ship. I dont know wich way is the best.
It also depends on the model! But I measure everything on the model and only tie the ropes outside the deck - because that way you have more freedom... That's why I have to move each carriage here and there several times...
крутезна робота. я лише раз робив корабель з гарматами і ці всі шнурки біля гармат проігнорував. бо дуже багато роботи з ними. а у вас це виглядає так легко і швидко. браво
Дякую! Так це дійсно дуже нудна робота і більше як дві каретки в день не встигала робити)))) Але коли ставиш останню - тоді вже починаєш розглядати власну роботу під різними кутами і насолоджуватись результатом))))
@@OlhaBatchvarov Hi, so I bought myself 100% polyester thread and have tried again, many times, but all I get is a tangled mess when I start to gently pull the threads tight, loops are formed which the thread knots onto before they are all pulled in. You make this look so simple.... The thread you use seems to have a spring to it that holds it open, rather than the thread that I am using which is "loose" rather floppy. What make of thread are you using? I bought a model boat 30 years ago and your videos have helped me to get the thing finally finished. Now onto the rigging and really want to master this technique, baffles me.... Cheers
Hi Olga, I wanted to ask you, if there are 2 cannons between two frames, how can I support the strips between the 2 holes? Thank you very much. Rome Italy
Hello Rome I understand that you are talking about bulkheads! Since you can't even fit 1 gun port between the frames... It depends on what stage you are at and what the design of the kit is: 1) If the planking is two-layer, everything is fine and you can safely cut through. 2) If a single-layer plankig - it is a little worse, but not impossible: 2.1. Fill the spaces before planking with soft wood (linden, basswood or at least balsa), so you will increase the area for gluing the planks 2.2. Or glue the planks not only to the bulkheads, but also to each other. Then you can cut through one gun port first, glue in its frame and then you can cut through the 2nd... 3.3. If the planking is already glued and it is impossible to follow the points above, then: 3.3.1. Glue the second layer of planks, at least with 0,5 mm veneer so that each new plank covers the seams of the previous planks 3.3.2. Do not cut the gun ports at all.
@@OlhaBatchvarov I don’t understand your answer You nail the wooden part of the gun on a piece of wood so it cannot move . Then you nail the cannon itself. When you’ve finished tying the ropes you remove the gun from the piece of wood. The question is : how do you remove the nail which you used to attach the gun?
Hi Olha, That is a great video, and I will start watching your others with keen interest. Your work is amazing!!! When I tried to use your technique to do the seizing of my gun tackle, it tended to form a know before it was properly reduced in size. Am I doing something wrong that you can think of? Do I need to use wax on the seizing line to prevent premature knotting? When I reduced the wraps on my finger to about 4, and it sprang into relative disorder when put in position to tighten, it did work. However, when I used more wraps, and the coils didn't expand into relative disorder when put into position, it knotted prematurely =( Wah. When it did work for me, it sure does look great, and I want to continue to use this technique on the remaining cannons I need to rig with tackle, there are 10 on the HMS Granado Bomb Vessel I am building. Any information or advice would be greatly appreciated. Best regards, Brian
Thank you! What threads do you use for seizing? Different threads are tied in different ways! I found the thinnest Gutermann polyester threads, which are very smooth and easily slide when tightened without forming knots...
@@OlhaBatchvarov Thanks, that makes sense. I believe people have used it to help things have less friction too. But I think I need some Gutermann polyester thread, as you also noted. Thanks again Olah!
Hola buenos vídeos... Me construido una máquina para corchar los hilos, te agradecería me comentarás la referencias de los colores de los hilos que usas para tus maquetas que me encantan. Gracias
Здравствуйте Ольга! Вы прекрасный мастер, у Вас отличный набор инструментов и парк станков, работа очень аккуратная. Мне 59 лет, моряк , отдал морю 30 лет, занимаюсь судомоделизмом с 12 лет. Откуда у Вас такая страсть к коммерческим наборам? Ваш уровень работы просто обязывает Вас строить корабли с нуля. Очень обидно видеть все нестыковки из набора: задняя часть лафета слишком длинная, откатный канат слишком короткий, блоки агроменные , тали слишком коротки, тот самый канонир не сможет прочистить и снова зарядить пушку после залпа. В общем, не сочтите мои маленькие замечания за придирки. Удачи в Вашем творчестве!
И вообще лафети не из того периода))) Они как минимум лет через 150 только появятся... Не било из черо пилить, а канал пропускать випуски не может (хотяби скопировать с Мери Роуз) вот и поставила то что било в наборе!
@@OlhaBatchvarov Ah OK, but do you mean that the real ropes would hang in the air due to their stiffness? Again, your work is astounding! And those ropes you make are beautiful!
I don't even know where to start! - Firstly, this type of gun should have them. - Secondly, these guns and carriages are not correct for this ship - they appeared 150 years later than these carracks... - And thirdly, no one has any idea what guns and carriages were on these ships. If I were the manufacturer, I would copy them from the Mary Rose - at least they are period appropriate...
Superb job, as always! However, I have my doubts about the cannon design. It looks a bit anachronistic for the XVI century, where I would expect a 2- wheel mount with somewhat longer and thinner barrel. Like the gun, found in 1971 off the coast of Italy and believed to be part of XVI century Venetian ship. While your guns and, particularly their mounts seem to be from XVIII-XIX centuries. Even XVII century guns, like those, found on Vasa had rather different proportions and details to their mounts. I realize, this is, probably, how Maristella suggests this guns in their kit, but still, it does not seem right to me.
Yes, you are absolutely right about the guns! In the kit were quality details but not from that era. Therefore, I had to make them completely from scratch or use them from the kit. But no one really knows what guns were actually on the Ragusian carracks. This reconstruction of the ship is based on the image on the church's silver plate. Therefore, there is not even any information on how to make them! So I decided to use the details from the kit...
@@OlhaBatchvarov Well, I do realize, there is no absolutely hard historical evidence on what guns were used on this particular ship type. But there are enough of ancient gravures and archaeological finds to provide at least a general information on how the contemporary naval guns looked like. It took me like 5-10 min to find the article, I posted above, with the reconstruction of the XVIc naval gun, based on actual underwater find. I also understand why you may not want to scratch build them, as it will seriously increase the amount of work for you, where it is already more then enough efforts required. As for the kit manufacturer, I think, Maristella puts this "wrong" guns in the kit because it is easier for them to have same set of parts for all their kits, instead of making/ordering a number of different types.
How clever, seizing the finger first and THEN transfering the seizing onto the rope. Oh, and the way you coil the rope, just a bit of a twist and it lies naturally. You made my day, you really have. Thank you!
I am glad you liked it!
To say this lass is a master builder is an under statement, Her detail is so clever, Its a joy to see
Thank you!
You use much more pleasant music than before. Now the channel is perfect.
I'm glad you like it!
Oh my God .. you are the great ship builder. Amazing..salute
Thank you very much!
Always a treat to be shown an easier way to produce Gun Tackles and Breaching ...... a big thank you
My pleasure!
One of your videos popped up for me a couple of days ago, it was episode #3 of the Confederacy. I watched it and have been binge watching your channel for the past couple of days. When I saw this one pop up my first thought was that the video was a bit long for assembling a cannon, but as I watched it I was totally mesmerized watching your skills at work. I found myself enjoying the background music as well. I've got a boat on my workbench that I haven't worked on in a while, but your videos have really motivated me. Thanks so much!
My pleasure!
Mesmerising work. Super 👌
Thanks a lot 😊
You are the TOP of modeling wood ships, y follow you and made many of your techniques. Thanks a lot.
My pleasure!
Glad you liked it!
Tes cordages sont magnifiques. Je ne pensais pas que le cordage des canons étaient aussi compliqués, merci pour la vidéo
Merci!
Lovely workmanship.Just a treat for the eyes ,Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it
I am regularly looking at your videos even though I may not be working on that part particularly. I keep learning from you. Thank you for all you share...
Thank you!
Your videos teach more about modeling than any others I have ever watched.
Thank you!
I am very glad that you found useful information here!
Olha's work is beyond beauty and her modeling shows her outstanding skill.
Thank you very much!
Bravissima! Greetings from Italy!!
Thank you very much!
So delicate and beautifull magnificent work of art thank you for sharing
My pleasure 😊
absolutely beautiful work- tyvm for posting !!!
Glad you enjoyed it
Wonderful as always, Olha!
Many thanks!
Your patience and accuracy is outstanding. This is model making at the highest level! 🏆
Thank you very much!
Very clever Olha. Good work....AGAIN.
Thanks a lot 😊
Uzivanje gledati Vas kako radite ,bravo
Hvala vam!
This really did help, clear and well presented. Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Spectacular, informative and inspiring video.
Glad you enjoyed it!
THE BOOK "SHIP MODELS Their purpose and development from 1650..."
Disaster - I'm on vacation now and I forgot the jump drive with this book at home! Although I shot a video about it - I just didn't have time to edit it to upload to the channel (((((Now I will be able to publish it only in October...
Amazing 🤩
The attention to detail. 🧐How at any moment, one of those knots could turn into a rats nest. The real test is match them all up in repetition, but in the install, they have their own unique look. It's the meticulous attention that each piece requires, but even more intriguing is the ability to capture all this in a tutorial video, and keep it organized in a timely manner. Art meets function, with every detail having a purpose, even all the way back into the skeletal frame, into the planking, and with the finishing touches of battle cannons. Wonderful job Ohla!
🙂👍
🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Thank you very much!
P.S. Rat nests sometimes happen too))))
Svaka cast, pozdrav iz Bih 😁🇧🇦
Hvala!
The detail of these guns and carriages are so good, it's a pity that they are lacking the objects used for ranging the guns! These were known as "gunners' quoins" and at their most simple were just a wedge of wood with a handle that was pushed under the breech of the cannon to tilt it. It would be an easy matter to make appropriate wedges with tiny brass escutcheon pin heads as handles and would appease my obsession to details as an Arms Historian ! Other than this minute point that probably only I would notice; your work is superb, and I love watching your videos. They are so beautifully produced and edited; please keep them coming !
Thank you!
Yes, you are absolutely right - and I completely forgot about them...
This is the ship I was wanting to see the rigging on not the one you just started . Sorry for the mix up . Me and this computer don't like each other. Thanks for a great build.
My pleasure!
I'm glad you like this ship. But the continuation will be in October because I am now on vacation in my homeland - now I will finish building a small model of Pinta...
I just ordered my first wooden ship (well, boat) model, the AL 1805 Swift. I have a feeling I will be watching your entire collection of videos again, as well as reading all the books you have “made” me buy. 😂 These are the clearest tutorials I have seen. Thank you for the inspiration!
Hope you enjoy it!
I am very glad that I inspire you to create new masterpieces!
Como siempre es un placer ver tus vídeos se aprende muchísimo y la edición y la música increíble.
Se ve súper bien como lo haces gracias por hacernos disfrutar.
Mi placer!
Gracias por ver!
Thank you Olha. I look the 23 videos and I learned a lot of things. Your skill and the quality of your videos are remarquable. And, of course, your model is marvellous
Thank you very much!
I am glad you liked it!
Great techniques...well demonstrated...easy to follow...all the marks of a true master. By the way...great looking nails.
Thank you!
I'm glad you found useful information here!
I'm afraid the next time I will be able to get a manicure when I go homeland again. Because here, even mere than a month, I could not persuade my husband to take me to the salon to continue to support my nails (I do not have a driver's license)...
Simply incredible, you make it look so easy.
Thank you very much!
Hi olha hope your well, the quality of rope you use in this video, makes this process look so much better, I really need to start making my own rope, great video
Thank you very much!
You are absolutely right - quality ropes double the quality of models!
Thank you so much for sharing your methods. You have helped me immensely.
Happy to help!
I just discovered your channel today and have learned so much. Thank you.
Welcome!
I'm glad you found useful information here...
Her skill is as beautiful as her art. Bienged this series to day and have learned so much of what I have been doing the hard way. Thank you.
You are so welcome!
Lovely job... 🤩
Thank you! 😊
@@OlhaBatchvarov 👍
There is beauty in your process. A pure joy to watch.
The key is to work out the process before doing anything. I also use tape, then PVA to make rope coils.
Thank you very much!
Salut Maristella !! Toujours la perfection avec une mise en évidence des difficultés parfaite ....Je salue ton travail ...A+ pour la suite ...
Merci!
Fantastic video! Love the details and using fingers for seizing. Totally going to try that. Thank you so much for the great video!
Glad it was helpful!
Beautiful work as always. Your attention to detail is incredible!!
Thank you very much!
Maravilhoso, obrigado pela grande aula, o que você faz com suas mãos é incrível. Você é uma excelente professora, tenho muito o que aprender, parabéns!!!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😍😍😍😍😘😘😘😘🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
Obrigado!
A culpa é dela... Por causa dela estou com um projeto.
Ele é simplesmente incrível. A humildade de passar seu conhecimento é fora de sério. Forte abraço, Paulo. Que Deus te abençoe.
Absolutely stunning work as always Olha, some modelling videos I skip parts, yours I watch every second of without missing a Second! Still very tempted to bite the bullet and buy this kit soon, she’s a stunner.
Thank you very much!
This kit is not ordinary - not like all manufacturers seem to have copied technology where only the name of the ship changes))) - that's what I like!
Восхищаюсь Вашим мастерством !!!
Спасибо!
Some really clever ways of working! I'll be modifying my methods to match. Thankyou
I'm glad you found this video useful!
Most impressive work! Although I belong to the plastic modelling side of the hobby, I am learning an awful lot from you. My sailing ship kits rise ever higher on the "must build" list.
Thank you very much!
A very helpful video olha you answered so many questions thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Toujours un excellent travail bravo
Merci!
E' uno spettacolo . massima precisione 💯💯💯💯
Grazie!
It's a great job and it's quick. I subscribed to the channel. I'm looking forward to it.
I'm glad you liked it! Welcome on this channel!
Дуже класна робота і відео, просто супер.з нетерпінням чекаю слідуючу публікацію, а ще хочу побажати удачі!
Щиро дякую!
Буду продовжувати в тому ж дусі!
wowwwww, i like this video, i love it very much, thank you.
I'm glad you like it
Muito bom 👏👏👏👏
Obrigado!
and once again ive learned a new technique
I'm glad to hear that!
phantastic work... this is art!
Thank you so much 😀
Wish I had seen this when I was rigging my 38 gun frigate... Looks much better and easier to assemble it all and then mount. The ropes look amazing too, probably ropes of scale? I want those for my next boat, just makes it look like a museum piece.
Thank you! I make my own ropes!
@@OlhaBatchvarov Oh wow. My modeling book describes how to do it but it seemed so time consuming. The result is extremely impressive, you could make some money selling your ropes, I would certainly be interested.
Once again I am absolutely impressed by your skills and patience Olha :o This is again a stunning progression done, absolutely love your attention to details, you do not miss anything.
If you did not see your hands beside it, you really would think it is the real deal. Thank you for showing us, it is really inspiring to me.
Thank you very much!
toujours un travail aussi magnifique !
Merci!
Mesmerizing.
Painstaking and as always with a great result. I note, that we seem to have a somewhat different way of doing this. While you prepare everything outside the ship, I try to work with the guns on place on the ship. I dont know wich way is the best.
It also depends on the model! But I measure everything on the model and only tie the ropes outside the deck - because that way you have more freedom... That's why I have to move each carriage here and there several times...
very clever well done
Thank you!
Оля, уровень он и есть уровень! Просто прекрасно показана последовательность всех операций по обвязке ! Этого в инструкции не увидишь, снимаю шляпу.
Спасибо! Такая идея канала- показать как просто можно делать сложные елементы на моделях))))
Именно этот аспект больше всего и притягивает ! Браво !@@OlhaBatchvarov
крутезна робота. я лише раз робив корабель з гарматами і ці всі шнурки біля гармат проігнорував. бо дуже багато роботи з ними. а у вас це виглядає так легко і швидко. браво
Дякую!
Так це дійсно дуже нудна робота і більше як дві каретки в день не встигала робити)))) Але коли ставиш останню - тоді вже починаєш розглядати власну роботу під різними кутами і насолоджуватись результатом))))
Which Tera 180 color code do you use for the seizings of the ropes?
Here it's just dark brown - the sticker with the number was lost a long time ago! I also use Tera 180 (Col.: 722, 180)...
Шик.блеск.красота.
Спасибо!
Севастополь приветствует!
You are just too too good
Thank you very much!
Hi Olha! Interesting technique for seizing the ropes. Fast and easy, thank you!
Glad you liked it!
Buen trabajo meticuloso y delicado
GREAT VIDEO , GREAT WORK , THANKS FOR POSTING OLHA ,, REALLY HELPFUL INFOR FOR MY FORTH COMING CANNON WORK ON THE VICTORY :))
I'm glad this video was useful to you!
Огромное спасибо, узнал много полезного!
Я рада, что вы нашли тут полезную информацию!
Ok brilliant to watch but now I am trying to emulate this technique, but what is the thread you are using for the seizing? superb work.
Thank you!
I use 100% polyester thread
@@OlhaBatchvarov Hi, so I bought myself 100% polyester thread and have tried again, many times, but all I get is a tangled mess when I start to gently pull the threads tight, loops are formed which the thread knots onto before they are all pulled in. You make this look so simple.... The thread you use seems to have a spring to it that holds it open, rather than the thread that I am using which is "loose" rather floppy. What make of thread are you using? I bought a model boat 30 years ago and your videos have helped me to get the thing finally finished. Now onto the rigging and really want to master this technique, baffles me....
Cheers
Espetacular!! Parabéns.
Obrigado!
Great work. What are you using as a matt to coil the rope. I have been building for 35 years, and you still manage to teach me something...Thank you
Thank you very much!
It was a masking tape.
hi Olha, great work do you have the name of the knot you make with the small brown thread, first knot after the eye bolts, thank you
Just a seizing.
I have a video here where I show this knot slowly on big ropes:
th-cam.com/video/O5KxqySLN1Y/w-d-xo.html
@@OlhaBatchvarov thank you
Hello Olha! Amazing work! How did you paint the guns?
They are not painted, but blackened with Brass Black in the previous release. There is also a video on how to use it in the cards.
WOW...
I have a question ❓
I hope You should installed the electric lighting on this Ship. ???
With or without
Any candle 🕯️
Any Lamp 🛋️
For noght journey.
It is plugged in but can also run on a 9v battery too (it lasts for about 40 minutes)
Great job, as always. A question: the nails are used to keep the guns in position?
Thank you very much!
No, only a carriage for a gun.
Or maybe you're asking about wire nails?
@@OlhaBatchvarov yes, i'm talking about the wire nail on 0:48
Hey!
Amazing work
Just wanted to ask where do you get those ropes from?
They look really beautiful
Thanks!
I make the ropes myself!
Here is my ropewalk:
th-cam.com/video/qPCD2wQvc8k/w-d-xo.html
Nice Gun
Thank you very much!
Вот глаза открыла... Я думал ещё : как после выстрела пушку с отката возвращали в порт!?? На моей модели нет этого.. Спасибо ольга
Во многих комплектах упрощают схему установки пушек, особенно в более мелких масштабах...
У меня" Полоцк" от "мастера корабела". Упростили.
Подписка и лайк, однозначно.
Hi Olga, I wanted to ask you, if there are 2 cannons between two frames, how can I support the strips between the 2 holes? Thank you very much. Rome Italy
Hello Rome
I understand that you are talking about bulkheads! Since you can't even fit 1 gun port between the frames...
It depends on what stage you are at and what the design of the kit is:
1) If the planking is two-layer, everything is fine and you can safely cut through.
2) If a single-layer plankig - it is a little worse, but not impossible:
2.1. Fill the spaces before planking with soft wood (linden, basswood or at least balsa), so you will increase the area for gluing the planks
2.2. Or glue the planks not only to the bulkheads, but also to each other. Then you can cut through one gun port first, glue in its frame and then you can cut through the 2nd...
3.3. If the planking is already glued and it is impossible to follow the points above, then:
3.3.1. Glue the second layer of planks, at least with 0,5 mm veneer so that each new plank covers the seams of the previous planks
3.3.2. Do not cut the gun ports at all.
@@OlhaBatchvarov Ti ringrazio tantissimo per la tua risposta 🥰
Bonjour Olha
How do you take off the nail you use to maintain the gun when the body of the gun in nailed.
That's because I'm doing an interpretation, not the original hinges and locks...
@@OlhaBatchvarov I don’t understand your answer
You nail the wooden part of the gun on a piece of wood so it cannot move . Then you nail the cannon itself. When you’ve finished tying the ropes you remove the gun from the piece of wood. The question is : how do you remove the nail which you used to attach the gun?
Hi Olha, That is a great video, and I will start watching your others with keen interest. Your work is amazing!!!
When I tried to use your technique to do the seizing of my gun tackle, it tended to form a know before it was properly reduced in size. Am I doing something wrong that you can think of? Do I need to use wax on the seizing line to prevent premature knotting? When I reduced the wraps on my finger to about 4, and it sprang into relative disorder when put in position to tighten, it did work. However, when I used more wraps, and the coils didn't expand into relative disorder when put into position, it knotted prematurely =( Wah. When it did work for me, it sure does look great, and I want to continue to use this technique on the remaining cannons I need to rig with tackle, there are 10 on the HMS Granado Bomb Vessel I am building. Any information or advice would be greatly appreciated.
Best regards,
Brian
Oh, I was wondering if waxing the seizing line with beeswax might help prevent premature knotting/rats nest?
Beeswax is used on cotton threads to prevent their hairiness!
Thank you!
What threads do you use for seizing? Different threads are tied in different ways! I found the thinnest Gutermann polyester threads, which are very smooth and easily slide when tightened without forming knots...
@@OlhaBatchvarov Thanks, that makes sense. I believe people have used it to help things have less friction too. But I think I need some Gutermann polyester thread, as you also noted. Thanks again Olah!
Super 💯👍💯💯💯💯💯
Grazie!
No matter how perfect I get the coils on my finger, when it's on the rope and I start to pull the threads... pulls itself into a knot every time.
It works well with polyester threads!
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Merci!
güzel bir video
Teşekkürler!
Hola buenos vídeos...
Me construido una máquina para corchar los hilos, te agradecería me comentarás la referencias de los colores de los hilos que usas para tus maquetas que me encantan.
Gracias
Gracias.
Guttermann:
Е121 (Col.: 696, 186, 722)
Tera 180 (Col.: 722, 180)
Skala 360 (Col.: 111)
@@OlhaBatchvarov gracias
Здравствуйте Ольга! Вы прекрасный мастер, у Вас отличный набор инструментов и парк станков, работа очень аккуратная. Мне 59 лет, моряк , отдал морю 30 лет, занимаюсь судомоделизмом с 12 лет. Откуда у Вас такая страсть к коммерческим наборам? Ваш уровень работы просто обязывает Вас строить корабли с нуля. Очень обидно видеть все нестыковки из набора: задняя часть лафета слишком длинная, откатный канат слишком короткий, блоки агроменные , тали слишком коротки, тот самый канонир не сможет прочистить и снова зарядить пушку после залпа.
В общем, не сочтите мои маленькие замечания за придирки. Удачи в Вашем творчестве!
И вообще лафети не из того периода))) Они как минимум лет через 150 только появятся...
Не било из черо пилить, а канал пропускать випуски не может (хотяби скопировать с Мери Роуз) вот и поставила то что било в наборе!
What glue did you used in a coil of rope?
This is PVA or White glue
@@OlhaBatchvarov thanks
sorry forget to see i am e big fan
Thank you!
Bagus sekali madam
Terima kasih!
Your work is great but I see a lot the breeching ropes 'hanging' in the air, they need more 'weight'. They should droop down on the deck.
Thank you! This is because they are as stiff as real breeches. And the scale makes them even tighter...
@@OlhaBatchvarov Ah OK, but do you mean that the real ropes would hang in the air due to their stiffness? Again, your work is astounding! And those ropes you make are beautiful!
I m building the ship from november 2023 and I m now in this fase
How is the process? I hope these videos help you!?
@@OlhaBatchvarov yes the video’s are verry useful en motivation to work in this ship
Clever to use stiff thread to clinch loops.
Thank you!
OLha, Where is the Cannon''s Quoin? Or, is this a ship which didn't use Quoins?
I don't even know where to start!
- Firstly, this type of gun should have them.
- Secondly, these guns and carriages are not correct for this ship - they appeared 150 years later than these carracks...
- And thirdly, no one has any idea what guns and carriages were on these ships. If I were the manufacturer, I would copy them from the Mary Rose - at least they are period appropriate...
@@OlhaBatchvarov Thanks Olha
Ольга, добрый день! А бензели вы из какой нити вяжете, е121 ?
Канаты из е121, a бензели из Tera 180 тоже Gutermann
currach in ireland is a primitive canoe from animal skin the spaniards built the biggest ever carrack meanwhile many centuries on ⛵
Superb job, as always!
However, I have my doubts about the cannon design. It looks a bit anachronistic for the XVI century, where I would expect a 2- wheel mount with somewhat longer and thinner barrel. Like the gun, found in 1971 off the coast of Italy and believed to be part of XVI century Venetian ship.
While your guns and, particularly their mounts seem to be from XVIII-XIX centuries. Even XVII century guns, like those, found on Vasa had rather different proportions and details to their mounts.
I realize, this is, probably, how Maristella suggests this guns in their kit, but still, it does not seem right to me.
Yes, you are absolutely right about the guns!
In the kit were quality details but not from that era. Therefore, I had to make them completely from scratch or use them from the kit. But no one really knows what guns were actually on the Ragusian carracks. This reconstruction of the ship is based on the image on the church's silver plate. Therefore, there is not even any information on how to make them! So I decided to use the details from the kit...
@@OlhaBatchvarov Well, I do realize, there is no absolutely hard historical evidence on what guns were used on this particular ship type. But there are enough of ancient gravures and archaeological finds to provide at least a general information on how the contemporary naval guns looked like. It took me like 5-10 min to find the article, I posted above, with the reconstruction of the XVIc naval gun, based on actual underwater find.
I also understand why you may not want to scratch build them, as it will seriously increase the amount of work for you, where it is already more then enough efforts required.
As for the kit manufacturer, I think, Maristella puts this "wrong" guns in the kit because it is easier for them to have same set of parts for all their kits, instead of making/ordering a number of different types.