HMS VICTORY Model Ship # Part 84 Silver Soldering
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- Hello and welcome to my scale model ship building for beginners guide This latest video from my build the HMS victory model ship build series. part 84. im building a 1/84 scale HMS Victory, working from the instructions supplied from deagostini. and using pictures from my HMS Victory visit back in 2019
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I didn t bad any idea that the chains could be made the way you did it! Amazing work... Beautiful vídeo! Professional, clear and instructive. Thank you for it
Thank you Alex, i think the world of model building as changed over the last 5 years. And I think people get more from videos like the one today. Then my order longer drawn out step by step guides
John you are the GOD of model making without any doubt
Thank you for your kind words Carl
Nicely done John, a time consuming fiddly little job but very rewarding to get right! Regards JH 😉
Thank you Johnny. Your right about time consuming. Each full chain was Taking out an hour to complete. But like you said very rewarding
Very nice job John
Thank you for your comment and support to my channel Ron
This is a great build you’ve done sir. I’ll be sad when it’s done but I can’t wait to see it finished.
Thank you kirchy. Victory is getting closer everyday. But I still think there a good few months left in the build
That was a good idea on the chain wales. I did mine by the instructions but have not mounted them yet. I see were I am going to have a problem closing the loop. I am almost there I am working on the gallery right now.
Thank you for your comment Sal, that why a soldered the joints. When you closethe gap. It just opens up the joint again, good look with your gallery
Can't believe 2 gits have you thumbs down ??!! Great vid Looking awesome 💞💞💞💞💞💞👍👍🙏🙏🍺🍺🐕🐕
Hi eddy. It’s the way of the world. People will always give videos thumbs d👎 mate
John what is the brand and model number of the electric in hand held drill . I want to buy one to use on my ship model because I’m really tired of drilling everything by hand it’s a lot easier with the handheld electric drill. Thanks . Great video and keep videos coming. I really like and have learned many valuable tips on how to make many parts.
Thank you dick, I will try a find you a link from where I got the usb mini drill, it was a gift from my daughter last Christmas
John what is the small electric drill that you use what’s the brand name and model number I want to buy one for my work on the ship model because I’m tired of hand drilling
An interesting exercise BUT, what have you done with the John whose attention to the smallest details I’ve come to admire and find inspirational?
Is it the camera angles that are making the chain links look distorted and different from each other?
Why silver solder as opposed to regular solder? I’ve used silver solder where I needed exceptional joint strength which, in my mind, is not crucial for these chains.
I am perplexed...
Hi luis. What you have to remember. that I’m soldering with a camera, almost blocking my view. and I having to look through my camera. Just To get people a close up view. A lot of the time. What I film for the videos. Never make it on to my victory, and I make more after the cameras stopped filming, and with normal solder, I made some test joints beforehand and the minute to try and form the shape needed. 9 times out of 10 the joint would fail and break. And if you read most modelship builders books. It’s always recommended silver solder.,hope this clears things up
@@Johnbuildsiconic got it! Thanks John!
I am building a ship HMS Victory. In the magazine - stage 49, on page 12, step 14 it is said : “To make the breech rope, cut a 90-mm length of the thicker cord. Feed one end through a ring, then fold about 3 mm of cord back on itself. Glue this to simulate a splice, in the same way as you did in Step 13.
in the step 15 repeat Steps 14 and 15 to prepare 10 sets of tackle
However on stage 49 there is only one cord that is 50 mm long. Did you have enough thread in stage 49 to create cannon? Because for me 50mm looks not enough to create 10 cannons
Hi my friend. I’m not 100% sure how I overcome the issue. I’m sure the cord wasn’t long enough. So I want though the later issue. Where we receive more of the Same cord removed the cord and used that to fit the cannons, hope this helps
@@Johnbuildsiconic can you tell in which magazine you took a cord. Thank you !
Kit? If no do ya have template?
Hi sorry I’ve no template or plans . I just work from pictures of Victory