Great work, but the green growth only goes down a foot or so below the waterline (I served on these ships so know from having to clean them). The rest of the under hull area is generally flat and only lightens when in dry dock and the hull has dried. Not trying to criticize your effort I just wanted to help describe the way the actual ships weather.
Looks pretty damn good. The only real critique I have is we don’t paint the escape trunks with the white whatever they are. I’ve been on subs since 2005 and have never seen a boat painted with them. But the seaweed skirt looks pretty good. That’s what it will look like after we get underway for a few days following a long maintenance availability in port. I’m going to assume this is a VA class boat stationed in Pearl since that’s pretty close to what they look like here. Well done.
Subs are deencrusted far more often then other ships. Plus the hull paint is chemically active so that stuff can’t grow on it. The Navy spends a lot of money to be sure the sub fleet is ready to rock at 100 percent 24/7
@@derrickzanni1762 some rust does appear but those are typically sacrificial anodes. Pieces of metal designed to rust first and protect the hull. They’ve been a feature on most steel hull ships since the beginning
Well done. Too often people will streak the weathering below waterline. You showed a great way to get that splotchy or mottled look needed for below the waterline. Excellent presentation! Only critique is after all that weathering, the prop is shiny. They get weathered too!
Hi I have been looking at other work of yours and greatly admire your technique,I,m currently working on the USS Nimitz and will use your ideas for a sea diorama,can you use enamel on top of acrylic paint for weathering ? thankyou for your inspiration
Outstanding work. Two things I noticed though. 1) The waterline is too level. Submarines usually have a natural 1-3 degree up angle while surfaced. You can sort of see what I’m talking about in that first picture of the Dallas. 2) The non-skid should be a bit wider across the deck. I was also hoping you were going to paint the subtle lines that define the edges of the SHT tiles. But still, beautifully done.
Brian Cates I came looking to see if he did the same with the SHT. I’m building the ustafish (Greeneville) and was hoping he had a better idea than I do, which is placing Tamiya Tape all across it to give it the tiles and texture…kinda. But it looks like that’s probably my only option.
Worth noting (might have missed a comment of course) but the tidelines would only be on a submarine that's been at dock for a fair while. Once underway the first dive would usually be plenty deep enough to blow all that crepe right off the anechoics.
The paint job is excellent. However, I think you were a bit shortchanged by the model itself. That's a PCU (pre-commissioning unit) and that's why you have all those surface details like conduits and what have you. The acutal surface would be MUCH SMOOTHER due to all the anechoic tiles covering everything in sight. Take a look at the Bronco SSN-21 Seawolf class for an idea of what the surface would actually be like. You can get that same surface here by either sanding down the excess or by layering on sheet styrene of a very thin make.
Great work, but the green growth only goes down a foot or so below the waterline (I served on these ships so know from having to clean them). The rest of the under hull area is generally flat and only lightens when in dry dock and the hull has dried. Not trying to criticize your effort I just wanted to help describe the way the actual ships weather.
Looks pretty damn good. The only real critique I have is we don’t paint the escape trunks with the white whatever they are. I’ve been on subs since 2005 and have never seen a boat painted with them. But the seaweed skirt looks pretty good. That’s what it will look like after we get underway for a few days following a long maintenance availability in port. I’m going to assume this is a VA class boat stationed in Pearl since that’s pretty close to what they look like here. Well done.
Amazing work. Detail and technique are perfect! Thank you for sharing your skills with us.
Perfection... I have never thougt about greenish colours on the sub weathering, thanks for the idea :)
Awesome job, inspiring!
A truly masterful build!
Weathering made all the difference.
Well done (as usual)!
You took me back to school. I'm going to employ some of your neat tricks on my next model. Thanks for sharing.
Looks great. I was on USS Springfield, and I'm disappointed the models never look the way the boats actually looked. This is a welcome change.
Unbelievable! You Sir have skill and talent it is a brilliant finish
Thank you for posting
Absolutely amazing!
Amazing results! So, so good!!
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Nice work! I went ahead and subscribed after watching this video. I am glad that you popped up as a recommendation!
Absolutely Amazing work
Very helpful. Thank you very much!
Incredible!
Extreme makeover!
Subs are deencrusted far more often then other ships. Plus the hull paint is chemically active so that stuff can’t grow on it. The Navy spends a lot of money to be sure the sub fleet is ready to rock at 100 percent 24/7
Not to mention the coating on the subs would make rust formation nearly impossible. Almost no metallic elements are exposed on the hull
@@derrickzanni1762 some rust does appear but those are typically sacrificial anodes. Pieces of metal designed to rust first and protect the hull. They’ve been a feature on most steel hull ships since the beginning
OMG...you're so talented!
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So great result I must try! All the best for You! ;)
Amazing!
Are you putting thinner on the cotton swabs when you blend or just using them dry?
Just found your channel! Great video's - cheers
Very Good work! Respect from Germany ⚓️
Thank you so much!
Well done. Too often people will streak the weathering below waterline. You showed a great way to get that splotchy or mottled look needed for below the waterline. Excellent presentation! Only critique is after all that weathering, the prop is shiny. They get weathered too!
Thank you for pointing it out. I didn't do it because I was too lazy. haha
Excellent!
Nice job!!
You guys that do that make it look so easy...but I know it isn't. 👍
Hi I have been looking at other work of yours and greatly admire your technique,I,m currently working on the USS Nimitz and will use your ideas for a sea diorama,can you use enamel on top of acrylic paint for weathering ? thankyou for your inspiration
Outstanding work. Two things I noticed though. 1) The waterline is too level. Submarines usually have a natural 1-3 degree up angle while surfaced. You can sort of see what I’m talking about in that first picture of the Dallas. 2) The non-skid should be a bit wider across the deck. I was also hoping you were going to paint the subtle lines that define the edges of the SHT tiles. But still, beautifully done.
Brian Cates I came looking to see if he did the same with the SHT. I’m building the ustafish (Greeneville) and was hoping he had a better idea than I do, which is placing Tamiya Tape all across it to give it the tiles and texture…kinda. But it looks like that’s probably my only option.
Excellent point.
Great work, nice video but, over all, excellent musical choice
Hellos, What colors did you use exactly, what were the proportions
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Outstanding video, Thank You !!!! Hope you have a great/safe week, Take care . Tony
I realize Im kind of randomly asking but do anyone know a good site to stream new movies online ?
@Scott Elon Try FlixZone. You can find it on google =)
@Blake Pablo definitely, I have been using Flixzone for since march myself :D
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Worth noting (might have missed a comment of course) but the tidelines would only be on a submarine that's been at dock for a fair while. Once underway the first dive would usually be plenty deep enough to blow all that crepe right off the anechoics.
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nice looking sub
Thank you!
The paint job is excellent. However, I think you were a bit shortchanged by the model itself. That's a PCU (pre-commissioning unit) and that's why you have all those surface details like conduits and what have you. The acutal surface would be MUCH SMOOTHER due to all the anechoic tiles covering everything in sight. Take a look at the Bronco SSN-21 Seawolf class for an idea of what the surface would actually be like. You can get that same surface here by either sanding down the excess or by layering on sheet styrene of a very thin make.
When the title said realistic painting in a Navy submarine I thought it was a cut away display of interior.
tip:try matte black for sumbarines
Anybody who buys a model submarine is Popeye the Sailor.
That's a lot of black wash.
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