The whole model is built from scraps, with a scalpel and a cutting mat. Because I built it in parallel, equipping the workshop. At that time, my workshop did not have any tools (only a rotary tool that I brought in a suitcase) and even tables... The strips were cut with a scalpel from a piece of veneer. The anchor can be soldered from brass wire, but since I didn't even have a soldering iron, I borrowed anchors from my husband's plastic kit, which he had already partially destroyed. Here's how, I built this model from what I had on hand...
@@OlhaBatchvarov that is really good, that's a true skill, building with what you have. wonderful work. May god bless you, and keep posting more videos. I suggest you also give the dimensions of the wood block used for making the hull.
I like the idea of hiding the mast hinges in the pin rail at the base. Where did you get the plans (or did you do the design yourself) and are they available??
This recommend by youtube..pure craftmanship...👍👍
Thank you very much!
The word "awesome" gets thrown around a bit too much, but it's absolutely applicable here, as I am completely in awe. Stunning work.
Thank You very much!
Wow... This video deserves a million likes atleast. Hats off to you... 👌👌👌
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relly nice tutorial, many elements about modelling are completed congratulations from México
Thank You!
Wow good job .. am really impressed with your work can't wait for part 2 good luck fun from algeria wish you the best
Amazing work, but where do you get all the parts, specially those thin strips of wood and small anchor?
The whole model is built from scraps, with a scalpel and a cutting mat. Because I built it in parallel, equipping the workshop. At that time, my workshop did not have any tools (only a rotary tool that I brought in a suitcase) and even tables... The strips were cut with a scalpel from a piece of veneer. The anchor can be soldered from brass wire, but since I didn't even have a soldering iron, I borrowed anchors from my husband's plastic kit, which he had already partially destroyed.
Here's how, I built this model from what I had on hand...
@@OlhaBatchvarov that is really good, that's a true skill, building with what you have. wonderful work. May god bless you, and keep posting more videos. I suggest you also give the dimensions of the wood block used for making the hull.
I like the idea of hiding the mast hinges in the pin rail at the base. Where did you get the plans (or did you do the design yourself) and are they available??
Thank you!
I took the plans from the book "The American Fishing Schooners (1825-1935) by Howard Chapelle" on page 304
@@OlhaBatchvarov Ah - then scaled down the plans in the book with the photo copier.
а книжки по бутылочному творчеству у вас есть показать можете или хотябы название пожалуйста
До етой полки я еще не добралась - ушла снимать книги...
🔥🔥🔥 wow😍😍😍
Thank you!
Where did you get the blueprint from for this?
You can find it in the book:
THE AMERICAN FISHING SCHOONERS (1825-1935) by HOWARD SHAPELLE
Thank you so much!
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Hi, can you send me the plan somehow please?
You can find them in the book The American Fishing Schooners (1825-1935) by Howard Chapelle and scale according to the size of your bottle.