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It’s looking great, I must admit with those port and starboard navigation lights I would be tempted to just paint the areas that the sticky backed coloured paper went with the appropriate colours.
It would be worthwhile looking at the props available for the Trumpeter kit; some of them make those Agora ones look like the mostly shapeless things they are. Considering how prominent these are the detail is worth it.
This is great. Lots come together in this pack. My video for the modified build releases tomorrow. It's a really long one, but I think the end results are very impressive!
On the navigation lights, seems strange they have you use colored tape and not a plastic insert for a cleaner look. I wonder if painting them would be better?
The wider bracket on the centre prop shaft seems to have splayed ends to fit in the tapering hull. It looks as if you may have fitted it the wrong way around.
It seems to have been ages since you did a Titanic video. It's looking nice so far. I love the engine room. I'd have been tempted to paint the red and green area instead of using the stickers. There are gaps in the joins of the stickers and there shouldn't be any white showing.
I’m very interested in finding out if you need to keep the smoke stacks filled with water for the smoke effect…and if so… how do you keep them filled after the ship is done.
Looking good I'm about to start my titanic from issue 1 got upto 46 so a bit of catching up looks really good did you not use any glue for the decking like other builders some said due to lifting when it gets warm
Question: i just bought the first issue in my country, 139 issues to go or 3 years (:(). My intention is to wait untilll all parts are collected and then start building, whats your advice?
The problem with doing it that way is what happens if a part is damaged or missing. I don't know if companies will replace after 3 years when you should really give them a reasonable amount of time to respond. Also, 139 packs in one go is ganna seem a bit overwhelming to me.
@@WorldofWayneUK they provide only a screwdriver? That i have lol. Anyways im not too concerned about losing parts. They are nicely packed and even if i lose anything i can go and do a order online of a back issue.
I'm getting sick of working on the engine tbh.. it's the parts I struggle with the most.. but least I got the central walkway in.. I had a hard time putting that in as well but then I remembered there are 2 pin holes to put the legs in to line them up properly.
@World of Wayne OK thank you. At the moment I am doing the Eddie stobart from hachette and is a good build so far, so I would recommend this model for your future builds.
@@WorldofWayneUK U will actually have to assemble 2 more if the model is true to the real Titanic. One on the rear of the ship and one on either the port or starboard side of the bridge
One was in the main wheelhouse,the second was in front of the wheelhouse on the bridge and the third was located on the docking bridge far astern on the poop deck.
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I think the words you were looking for wayne were "Give it some Wellie"
Like video
The Titanic looks awesome Wayne. Can't wait to see the rest of the next pack get built
WOW!! The detail in this scale is absolutely stunning. Great job Wayne,it´s always fun to watch you!👍
Brilliant build, looking forward to seeing the next stage.
It’s looking great, I must admit with those port and starboard navigation lights I would be tempted to just paint the areas that the sticky backed coloured paper went with the appropriate colours.
It would be worthwhile looking at the props available for the Trumpeter kit; some of them make those Agora ones look like the mostly shapeless things they are. Considering how prominent these are the detail is worth it.
This is great. Lots come together in this pack.
My video for the modified build releases tomorrow. It's a really long one, but I think the end results are very impressive!
It's looking good mate. Can't belive we don't get anymore hull section's till issue 62
Got to love progress in the making of a legend. 😎👍
That's an iconic ship Titanic amazing. ❤😊👍☺️🤗Very nice build the Titanic.
On the navigation lights, seems strange they have you use colored tape and not a plastic insert for a cleaner look. I wonder if painting them would be better?
This video has convinced me to subscribe to the magazine this afternoon! Thank you! 😁😁🚢
Great show as always. I have pack 8 so this will be my guide as always.
😮 omg the wheels that you put in at 18'46 minute mark have to be the smallest thing in a partworks build that I have ever seen 😮.
The smallest parts are the axes of these two steering wheels 🤣
The wider bracket on the centre prop shaft seems to have splayed ends to fit in the tapering hull.
It looks as if you may have fitted it the wrong way around.
You are right. I have turned it round
@@WorldofWayneUK Still making mistakes so we don't have to, Wayne?
@@mikehipperson yep that’s the reason lol
It seems to have been ages since you did a Titanic video. It's looking nice so far. I love the engine room. I'd have been tempted to paint the red and green area instead of using the stickers. There are gaps in the joins of the stickers and there shouldn't be any white showing.
They get hidden when the lens is
Put in
@@WorldofWayneUK Ah I see. The bridge looks nice doesn't it.
the smaller propeller was the middle one but I don't know if it turned slower than the bigger ones!
I’m very interested in finding out if you need to keep the smoke stacks filled with water for the smoke effect…and if so… how do you keep them filled after the ship is done.
I think you can just pull out the interior tube and detach it
I've noticed one thing thats a miss with this build and thats the rivet detail on the hull. I don't see any at all, is this true, or did I miss them?
Looking good I'm about to start my titanic from issue 1 got upto 46 so a bit of catching up looks really good did you not use any glue for the decking like other builders some said due to lifting when it gets warm
Not on the small pieces no. The larger one I did
@@WorldofWayneUK thank you
Que legal, eu tinha da salvat de 1,07 cm espero que venha para o Brasil também, esse é muito top.
12.40 - not the Bridge. The wheelhouse. The wheelhouse was open to elements. The bridge was closed off and behind wheelhouse :D
I reckon that Lou would have used 5 minute epoxy to secure the metal reinforcement parts in place 😊.
Will the gap between the little side walls of the bridge and the front of it be closed up?
Yep
Question: i just bought the first issue in my country, 139 issues to go or 3 years (:(). My intention is to wait untilll all parts are collected and then start building, whats your advice?
The problem with doing it that way is what happens if a part is damaged or missing. I don't know if companies will replace after 3 years when you should really give them a reasonable amount of time to respond. Also, 139 packs in one go is ganna seem a bit overwhelming to me.
@@WorldofWayneUK dont have all the tools for assembling it right away, do they eventually give you tools or everything you need in one of the packs?
They do provide a screwdriver but glue and some other items you may need to purchase@@TheJosip1000
@@WorldofWayneUK they provide only a screwdriver? That i have lol. Anyways im not too concerned about losing parts. They are nicely packed and even if i lose anything i can go and do a order online of a back issue.
Hello from Italy mate, just for the sake of curiosity: what titanic model is the one behind you? revell?
Its an unknown. It was sent to me as a gift from IXO Collections. It is 1:250 scale but I tried looking it up on the internet and still have no idea
Very cool Wayne. If you get some time come take a look at my build. Working on the 1/200 bismarck fully lit. Cheers.
Very surprised you never glued the decks down with wood glue .
As these decks are small pieces I decided against doing that. With the larger forward deck I thought it would be better to be safe :D
Think the words you were looking for were "Give it some Wellie"
I'm getting sick of working on the engine tbh.. it's the parts I struggle with the most.. but least I got the central walkway in.. I had a hard time putting that in as well but then I remembered there are 2 pin holes to put the legs in to line them up properly.
Hi Wayne how did you get hold of the titanic has it is not available in the UK? Thank you matt
This is from the US from Agora. Hachette are running this in the UK
@World of Wayne OK thank you. At the moment I am doing the Eddie stobart from hachette and is a good build so far, so I would recommend this model for your future builds.
Great vid 🍺🍺💪💪👍👍💞🙏🇦🇺
Titanic had a 3 blade center screw
Is there a easier way to attach the wheels
I wish there was
Si quiero traerlo para Perú?
no subis mas video del titanic ? ya lo terminastes??'
No next video should be out next week
I think there is a company that makes furniture for that size of that model.
where we can buy this kind of model kits ?
www.agoramodels.com
Couldn't find price list there
My eninge room don't work
Reseat the gears and ensure they are greased yp
Hi Wayne I bet u didn't know that the Titanic had 3 wheels for steering the ship
Nope. Does that mean I have another fiddly one to assemble lol
@@WorldofWayneUK U will actually have to assemble 2 more if the model is true to the real Titanic. One on the rear of the ship and one on either the port or starboard side of the bridge
One was in the main wheelhouse,the second was in front of the wheelhouse on the bridge and the third was located on the docking bridge far astern on the poop deck.
Please can you help to me
Pack 9 tomorrow we're lol
Moved to May now