Well, for my own part I reckon the Repulse was just a bit more beautiful... but not by much. And her lines weren’t ruined by the “Queen Anne’s Tower” superstructure the rebuilds were given, like Renown.
It's a couple of years old now but I am just seeing this finally. Truly beautiful modeling and weathering... When I began modeling back in the early 70s, such detail was a dream, for we were lucky to have even a decent base model with which to work. Your decking, weathering and techniques are superb. The laser cut masking would be worthwhile, as well. The etched metal parts were a great addition to my model railroading and when I saw them added to other modeling pursuits, I knew that results such as this would be where they led. Great documentation makes this all the better!
Amazing job on the deck. You have the patience of a saint. 30 minutes after starting what you did I would be foaming at the mouth , waiting for a straight jacket . 🤪 hope you have a great week !
Excellent build! In answer to your question regarding “weld lines,” I believe you are referring to the plating on the lower portion of the hull. Hood definitely had this. Unfortunately, when we were assisting fly hike with the details for this kit, we did not have the original plans for the underside (They are in poor condition and are awaiting conservation…we failed to order our copies before this happened). So, that’s why it’s smooth. Of course, someone could always later obtain those plans and approximate the plating. Speaking of the underside, we have found (in official docking records) that Hood probably never had a red underside. She was listed as having a grey bottom (and the wreck still has a dark greyish bottom in places). I know it’s too late for this build, but hopefully others will see this and paint her bottom grey. Again, excellent work as always (I loved your “Invincible” build too)!
In conclusion, Flyhawk made a big mistake. I thought it would have been perfect with the advice of the Hood Association. I'm sure they had their own reasons. I know that the color guide should be painted with blue gray, but it is dull to make it a display model. When I add the sea base later, I will paint the gray color .Thank you for your answer.
@@studioblueocean4590 I look forward to seeing another of your EXCELLENT sea bases (you are a true artist)! By the way, I am the primary H.M.S. Hood Association representative who assisted Flyhawk. I would not say that Flyhawk made a mistake, but rather, chose to err on the side of caution: They (and we, the Hood Association) simply did not have enough detailed information for 100% accurate bottom plating. Rather than guess what the plating layout was, Flyhawk felt it was best to release the model with a smooth bottom and leave any extra detailing to the modeller. Our association was unable to provide the bottom plating plans because we ourselves did not have them (the original plans are on @2.5m long linen panels stored at Woolwich Arsenal and are currently not available for duplication: they are over 100 years old are are very fragile (brittle) from age and years of handling. The plans are currently awaiting restoration and conservation…but the National Maritime Museum (which owns the plans) budget is limited and there are many competing items). Of course, the rest of the model is extremely accurate and up to date, so, even with a smooth lower hull, it’s still the best model of the ship ever released in any scale. Thank you for building a very accurate rendition of our dear old Mighty Hood, and I look forward to seeing the sea base. Again, you are a true artist!
Hood had degaussing lines running around the entire hull (added to the ship during her yard period from March to June of 1940). Those may be the "welding lines" to which you refer.
Absolutely amazing work. I thought I could make models in the past (when my eye sight was still up to it) but this has shown just how basic my skills were. Being a member of the HMS Hood Association, I am always eager to see great models of my favourite warship. Well done.
As far as I was able to find, the Hood's lower hull was never painted red throughout her whole service. The colour scheme was always different shades of grey, even though Google graphics is full of drawings/models of Hood with red lower hull. Correct me if I'm wrong
BEAUTIFUL JOB MATE! from start to finish! However as some new evidence have arose lately - just to complicate our hobby a bit more - it looks like she was wearing a dark grey antifouling colour. Not sure if she had a black boot line also. PLEASE DO keep feeding as with your spectacular models!
I also knew the evidence. But I've only wanted to make the red hull painted from a long time ago. When I add the sea base later, I will paint the gray color. Thank you for your answer.
A beautiful build and finish! 👍🏻👍🏻 I ordered two of these, one Deluxe and one ordinary and if either of them end up anywhere half as good as this, then I’ll be very happy indeed! One thing and I almost hate to say it but the Hull Red colour is incorrect. Eyewitness accounts of her sinking have always referred to the lower hull being “black”. The reality was that it was dark grey (anti-fouling grey), although a lower layer of paint was indeed black. Not that it particularly matters, as the red does enhance the overall look of the model! 👍🏻👍🏻 Thank you for uploading this video! ❤️
Working on my airfix 1:600 Hood rn! WISH this kit had the details of yours, but I'm making it work!😉 Well done as always! Made special note of your wood deck technique!
Incredible Job!,and Amazing Patience Shown through out the build!,I was especially impressed with the individual masking of the decking!,and also loved how you were able to Weather the Hull to make it appear as if She had been at Sea!
Earlier this year I started making the 1/700 Trumpeter version of the Hood, with a special Flyhawk detail set that included turned brass and a wooden deck alongside photo-etch. Even with the detail set, the out of the box Flyhawk Deluxe Edition is light years ahead of the model I would have ended up with in terms of details and accuracy. I'm currently waiting for my Flyhawk Hood to arrive as despite the progress I've already made, this is the version I want to display on my shelf. And if I can complete it even close to as well as the one shown here, I'll be very very happy.
Thanks for sharing. Outstanding build! This is on my to do list and I look forward to sourcing some of the great add-ons to mine as well. Take care and happy modeling!
Nice Job on the Hood. I don't think the Captain would have allowed her to weather as much as you have depicted, being its status. None the less possibly she was let go a little during WW2.
I just tried the blending technique on the deck of my Hood, and it looks very promising! Thanks for that inspiration! Unfortunately - I have no laser cut masking, so I have to do that by hand 😂
Great masking job as well as all the photo-edge! Patience and control. The only other time I saw someone else do deck masking like you did was in the Plamo Tsukurou series season 2 episode 6 where master Einozuke Hino built the Trumpeter USN CV-2 Lexington.
Your work is absolutely amazing . You're a master at the smallest amount of details. I really appreciate your sharing your builds. I enjoy watching them and I learn something from every build. Blessings to you.
It would be great if you could make a ship diorama like maybe an IJN destroyer in a more tropical setting i.e. turquoise water, maybe see through with some submerged details like rocks and coral reefs.
Hi - a fantastic model and a great video. One question though - why is the rear funnel significantly taller than the fore funnel? Hood's funnels were the same height. Is it an issue with the kit?
Amazing, as always. However your level of detail with painting the decking is, awesome! 👍 Can I ask what airbrush you use and what pressure you sprayed the model?
This is such a great model, and an excellent paintjob! I‘ll definitely try to copy some techniques for my next build. Being an absolute beginner though I have to ask: what was the white oil paint you used for weathering? That was such a great effect…
Imagine how this dude's house looks in the inside.... Full of many many magnificent handmade models... and soon more to come... Idk where he puts them becuz these are alot of models so idk if bro has a room full of shelfs and them being filled with these nice models Or maybe bro has a giant warehouse where he puts them and makes them.... but idk how he stores all of these magnificent models/dioramas He could probably create a small museum with these stuff... or .... sell them for some dollar bucks!.. yea no he probably has every single room filled with these gorgeous models or not ... but question @studioblueocean Where do u store so many of these models/dioramas? Or maybe he just throws them out.... yea no...
Great work , it looks like you painted some if not all the railing before you put it on. Is it easier or better to do it that way or is that just the way you prefer? Thanx for the awesome video
I do enjoy watching your build Since I’m building a 350 scale Hood too Would it bother you to tell me what is the color you used to paint the Hood Grey( main color) Thanks!
A marvelous build. I'd love to know what paint you exactly used for the hull red. It looks fantastic. I just started to build this model from Trumpeter and i hope to achieve some nice result.
Bit of an odd question here, but at 16:53 on the side of the wall at the right it looks like there is a small torpedo stuck to the wall with a triangle head. And I've noticed it on the PoW I've made. What actually is it? And what was it used for
Im sure that catwalk inside the funnel on the kit, they have designed that too low surely...a man should be able to reach over the top edge and to the cleats for painters
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I consider HMS Hood to be one of the most beautiful capital ships ever built. You really did justice to her with this incredible model. Well done!
In my opinion HMS King George V is the most beatiful battleship!
Well, for my own part I reckon the Repulse was just a bit more beautiful... but not by much. And her lines weren’t ruined by the “Queen Anne’s Tower” superstructure the rebuilds were given, like Renown.
@D A N I E L _ A K U L A U.S.S Arizona was considered to be the flagship of the pacific fleet rest in peace sailors of the Hood&Arizona
I think the Iowa class was the most good looking battleships. the Yamatos in second place.
Id say Iowa and Hood are equally beautiful
It's a couple of years old now but I am just seeing this finally. Truly beautiful modeling and weathering... When I began modeling back in the early 70s, such detail was a dream, for we were lucky to have even a decent base model with which to work. Your decking, weathering and techniques are superb. The laser cut masking would be worthwhile, as well. The etched metal parts were a great addition to my model railroading and when I saw them added to other modeling pursuits, I knew that results such as this would be where they led. Great documentation makes this all the better!
Amazing job on the deck. You have the patience of a saint. 30 minutes after starting what you did I would be foaming at the mouth , waiting for a straight jacket . 🤪 hope you have a great week !
My carpet monster actually burped while I watched this video. What an amazing build! Awesome!
It took me a moment before my memory kicked in... lol It seems over-the-counter products do not reveal tiny parts that have been consumed! :)
I've done prototyping for any company, but this is phenomenal. After all, the military model is the best.
Excellent build! In answer to your question regarding “weld lines,” I believe you are referring to the plating on the lower portion of the hull. Hood definitely had this. Unfortunately, when we were assisting fly hike with the details for this kit, we did not have the original plans for the underside (They are in poor condition and are awaiting conservation…we failed to order our copies before this happened). So, that’s why it’s smooth. Of course, someone could always later obtain those plans and approximate the plating.
Speaking of the underside, we have found (in official docking records) that Hood probably never had a red underside. She was listed as having a grey bottom (and the wreck still has a dark greyish bottom in places). I know it’s too late for this build, but hopefully others will see this and paint her bottom grey.
Again, excellent work as always (I loved your “Invincible” build too)!
In conclusion, Flyhawk made a big mistake. I thought it would have been perfect with the advice of the Hood Association. I'm sure they had their own reasons. I know that the color guide should be painted with blue gray, but it is dull to make it a display model. When I add the sea base later, I will paint the gray color .Thank you for your answer.
@@studioblueocean4590 I look forward to seeing another of your EXCELLENT sea bases (you are a true artist)!
By the way, I am the primary H.M.S. Hood Association representative who assisted Flyhawk. I would not say that Flyhawk made a mistake, but rather, chose to err on the side of caution: They (and we, the Hood Association) simply did not have enough detailed information for 100% accurate bottom plating. Rather than guess what the plating layout was, Flyhawk felt it was best to release the model with a smooth bottom and leave any extra detailing to the modeller. Our association was unable to provide the bottom plating plans because we ourselves did not have them (the original plans are on @2.5m long linen panels stored at Woolwich Arsenal and are currently not available for duplication: they are over 100 years old are are very fragile (brittle) from age and years of handling. The plans are currently awaiting restoration and conservation…but the National Maritime Museum (which owns the plans) budget is limited and there are many competing items).
Of course, the rest of the model is extremely accurate and up to date, so, even with a smooth lower hull, it’s still the best model of the ship ever released in any scale.
Thank you for building a very accurate rendition of our dear old Mighty Hood, and I look forward to seeing the sea base. Again, you are a true artist!
Hood had degaussing lines running around the entire hull (added to the ship during her yard period from March to June of 1940). Those may be the "welding lines" to which you refer.
WOW WOW WOW! The way you blended that wood grain deck together was superb. What a stunning model in 1/700
Absolutely amazing work. I thought I could make models in the past (when my eye sight was still up to it) but this has shown just how basic my skills were. Being a member of the HMS Hood Association, I am always eager to see great models of my favourite warship. Well done.
In a digital world there is something captivating and magical in watching a craftsman construct a real object of a bygone era. Mesmerizing
I've been looking for a video on the H.M.S Hood for a while, nice surprise to see you uploaded one
Nice touch having world of warships music in the background, I love the hood in that game.
As far as I was able to find, the Hood's lower hull was never painted red throughout her whole service. The colour scheme was always different shades of grey, even though Google graphics is full of drawings/models of Hood with red lower hull. Correct me if I'm wrong
BEAUTIFUL JOB MATE! from start to finish!
However as some new evidence have arose lately - just to complicate our hobby a bit more - it looks like she was wearing a dark grey antifouling colour. Not sure if she had a black boot line also.
PLEASE DO keep feeding as with your spectacular models!
I also knew the evidence. But I've only wanted to make the red hull painted from a long time ago. When I add the sea base later, I will paint the gray color. Thank you for your answer.
Can't believe this is 1:700. This is masterful.
A beautiful build and finish! 👍🏻👍🏻 I ordered two of these, one Deluxe and one ordinary and if either of them end up anywhere half as good as this, then I’ll be very happy indeed!
One thing and I almost hate to say it but the Hull Red colour is incorrect. Eyewitness accounts of her sinking have always referred to the lower hull being “black”. The reality was that it was dark grey (anti-fouling grey), although a lower layer of paint was indeed black. Not that it particularly matters, as the red does enhance the overall look of the model! 👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you for uploading this video! ❤️
I was going to mention that as well. Still a great video, maybe another model can correct it later!
Amazing job, that takes straight patience. Something most people never have.
언제 봐도 놀랍습니다 멋진 킷이 멋진 실력 을 만나 더욱 빛나네요
Working on my airfix 1:600 Hood rn! WISH this kit had the details of yours, but I'm making it work!😉
Well done as always! Made special note of your wood deck technique!
Always great to see HMS Hood, at least this one won't be sunk by a 1/700 Bismarck.
Take care, and all the best.
Or… will it?
Her Majesty's Ship Hood.
The pride of the Royal Navy, now a thousand fathoms down.
But remembered as a ship of real beauty.
His
Ah she’s beautiful, also note that if you’re planning Denmark straight diorama; Hood has dark grey instead of anti-fouling red
훌륭하신 실력입니다. 언제나 볼 때마다 감탄을 금할 수가 없습니다.
그런데... 키트도 굉장히 좋네요. 디테일이 여타의 1/700보다 엄청나게 좋네요.
물론 저 좋은 키트도 훌륭하게 제작하신 덕분에 더욱 더 빛나는 것 같습니다.
Incredible Job!,and Amazing Patience Shown through out the build!,I was especially impressed with the individual masking of the decking!,and also loved how you were able to Weather the Hull to make it appear as if She had been at Sea!
Fantastic work…real craftsmanship!
Simply superb build, amazing attention to detail!
Earlier this year I started making the 1/700 Trumpeter version of the Hood, with a special Flyhawk detail set that included turned brass and a wooden deck alongside photo-etch. Even with the detail set, the out of the box Flyhawk Deluxe Edition is light years ahead of the model I would have ended up with in terms of details and accuracy. I'm currently waiting for my Flyhawk Hood to arrive as despite the progress I've already made, this is the version I want to display on my shelf. And if I can complete it even close to as well as the one shown here, I'll be very very happy.
Thanks for sharing. Outstanding build! This is on my to do list and I look forward to sourcing some of the great add-ons to mine as well. Take care and happy modeling!
Superb.
Such a steady hand.
BEAUTIFUL- amazing skill and a superb finish Thank you for posting
Outstanding job! Beautiful ship!
Beautiful job, a lot of hard work and patience.
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Great build! Lots of attention to the details! But small caliber guns needs a brass barrels, they looks much more realistic. Anyway, im impressed!
Absolutely outstanding work 👍
Nicely done work 👏
Great model from flyhawk
Right now I can´t watch it, but I´ll left my like because I know this will be awesome
Beautiful and inexpensive I’ll be getting the hood and the bismarck and I really enjoy your videos keep them coming
Nice Job on the Hood. I don't think the Captain would have allowed her to weather
as much as you have depicted, being its status. None the less possibly she was let go a little during WW2.
I just tried the blending technique on the deck of my Hood, and it looks very promising! Thanks for that inspiration! Unfortunately - I have no laser cut masking, so I have to do that by hand 😂
Beautiful work! Can you please elaborate on your weathering method, what kind of wash you use and what type of paint for the salt streaks? Thanks.
Great model! Just don't put it too close to the Bismark, things could get pretty deadly...
If by welding line you mean the ship degaussing cable, it's there on the model, at the very top of the hull where it meets the deck.
outstanding model. May I ask what paints did you use for the hull and deck (not the wood deck parts)?
Great masking job as well as all the photo-edge! Patience and control. The only other time I saw someone else do deck masking like you did was in the Plamo Tsukurou series season 2 episode 6 where master Einozuke Hino built the Trumpeter USN CV-2 Lexington.
I've seen the video, too. The method is one of the old methods. However, the effect is still the best.
Your work is absolutely amazing . You're a master at the smallest amount of details. I really appreciate your sharing your builds. I enjoy watching them and I learn something from every build. Blessings to you.
+1 for The MIGHTY Hood. As she was known.
There is a note in instruction - her bottom was medium dark gray in 1941, not red.
Thank you for the information. I'll reflect it when I make the next ocean base.
All flyhawk deluxe edition kits are amazing. Just need good glasses to see 1/700 scale.. Beautiful work as usual 👍
How small are these models?
@@YourlocalNeighborhoodKid 30cm or less long and about 4-5cm wide. These models can have 100"s of parts some less that 1mm in size. 😉
AWESOME! build, and the deck is way better than any wood one!
Nice work. Beautiful ship as always
Hi again.
Do you remember which paints numbers did you use to paint the deck?
Can you please share it, I like your deck painting result very much.
You really should drop that nickname . . . it was partially the reason she was sunk.
Absolutely, anything but mighty!
It would be great if you could make a ship diorama like maybe an IJN destroyer in a more tropical setting i.e. turquoise water, maybe see through with some submerged details like rocks and coral reefs.
Brilliantly done! Thank you for the high quality beautiful content. Think I might have to get myself that Hood :)
Great job. Congratulations.
Could you be so kind and share with manufacturer of masking sheets and pattern plate which you used to cut tape stripes.
All the products you mentioned were released by Infini Company in Korea.
@@studioblueocean4590 thank you very much for your reply.
Hi - a fantastic model and a great video. One question though - why is the rear funnel significantly taller than the fore funnel? Hood's funnels were the same height. Is it an issue with the kit?
Amazing, as always. However your level of detail with painting the decking is, awesome! 👍 Can I ask what airbrush you use and what pressure you sprayed the model?
Wonderful demonstration
Very enjoyable video, thank you.
Your models and dioramas are top notch. Absolutely superb. How do you cut the masking tape so perfect for the deck pieces?
This is such a great model, and an excellent paintjob! I‘ll definitely try to copy some techniques for my next build.
Being an absolute beginner though I have to ask: what was the white oil paint you used for weathering? That was such a great effect…
Imagine how this dude's house looks in the inside.... Full of many many magnificent handmade models... and soon more to come...
Idk where he puts them becuz these are alot of models so idk if bro has a room full of shelfs and them being filled with these nice models
Or maybe bro has a giant warehouse where he puts them and makes them.... but idk how he stores all of these magnificent models/dioramas
He could probably create a small museum with these stuff... or .... sell them for some dollar bucks!.. yea no he probably has every single room filled with these gorgeous models or not ... but question @studioblueocean
Where do u store so many of these models/dioramas?
Or maybe he just throws them out.... yea no...
Great work , it looks like you painted some if not all the railing before you put it on. Is it easier or better to do it that way or is that just the way you prefer?
Thanx for the awesome video
I do enjoy watching your build
Since I’m building a 350 scale Hood too
Would it bother you to tell me what is the color you used to paint the Hood Grey( main color) Thanks!
Amazing your skill ...congratulations
I suggest the Nimitz video in scale 1/700
Thank you.
A marvelous build. I'd love to know what paint you exactly used for the hull red. It looks fantastic. I just started to build this model from Trumpeter and i hope to achieve some nice result.
FWIW Hood's lower hull was not red when sunk, more a dark gray colour.
Nice build! I have the same kit in my stash 😃 what colour did u use for the boat deck? The steel colour and the linoleum colour?
Even bismarck liked this,cool 😂
Seu trabalho é espetacular
C’est vraiment un travail d’orfèvre
Bravo
It had dark grey anti fouling paint
열일하시네요 너무 멋집니다
If I ever need brain surgery, I'm calling you. Incredible skill you have.
Looks lovely.
My grandad was one of the 3 survivors who was picked up by hms tartar
Is there a site somewhere where there are details on where to place them wires ? Rigging diagram I guess ? Thanks
The rigging company is an infini model in Korea.
Quelle patience
Félicitations 🎊
Awesome!
Thank you, very informative
Great job very impressive
Very cool!!! Great job!
What glue did u Use?
멋진 작품 잘봤습니다! 첫 브금이 월드오브워쉽 브금인데 혹시 해당 게임도 하시나요?
네 나름대로 열심히 하고있습니다^^
건승하시길바래요 :)
Bit of an odd question here, but at 16:53 on the side of the wall at the right it looks like there is a small torpedo stuck to the wall with a triangle head. And I've noticed it on the PoW I've made. What actually is it? And what was it used for
It called a paravan. It is used to remove mines. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paravane_(weapon) check the link.
@@studioblueocean4590 thank you. Very helpful
Amazing job on the build
Is that the world of warships theme?
Does Flyhawk have a Nagato model? I’d move to see you make some early Japanese BC/BBs
Noob . They will probably only ship British ships.
Flyhawk did the Kongo class, 1915ish, check them out
와 형...사무실 가야겠네요.. 어케 찍는지 배워야겠어요...
Will you do the Bismarck in the future as well?
He already did one: th-cam.com/video/zcoN96qtM4o/w-d-xo.html
AWSM!!!
The 2 who disliked are Prinz Eugen and Bismarck.
Im sure that catwalk inside the funnel on the kit, they have designed that too low surely...a man should be able to reach over the top edge and to the cleats for painters
Unbelievable...
7:15 And people think taking the plastic off a new cell phone is satisfying!
Where do I buy these models?
Amazing!
Beautiful
Love it 😍
this is sick
Amazing