I am about to finish the exact same model this summer and I can vouch that it is not an easy ship to make. Good job man it looks excellent! Side note I love the Silent Mary in the back ground, shame Lego couldn't make a UCS Black Pearl haha
Just recently purchased this kit and I'll admit I was a bit skeptical. Never heard of Zvezda, but I love this ship so I thought I'd take a chance. WOW! was I in for a pleasant surprise. The molded parts were crisp and clean with practically no flash. Most parts fit as advertised with no need of trimming,or sanding. A bit expensive for me but well worth it. A beautiful kt!
Hey there, Im about to buy this beauty but Im relatively new to ship building. Ive worked on DIY projects sure so I have some experience and knowledge but this would be my first ship. I don't know if this is too late but seen as youve built it, you okay with me dropping some requests for help if I need it?
No problem, you can ask whatever you need to. Several other people have asked me questions about what I did or how I did it on both this video and the 2nd ship I built (I wasn't happy with this one so I wanted to do it again), and I responded in the comments, so those may also be useful to you.
@@flashlrm1568Hey mate, back again. The box just came in today (friday). Some additional materials are 6 different pencils, a bottle of pencil cleaning, glue and paint colors such as brown, black, gold, light gray, beige, anthracite, brass and tank gray. Are their other materials I need of high priority? Also when looking at your video, Ive seen you use tape. My guess is to hold the parts until the glue is set? Do you recommend me doing the same or use clamps? Or other tactics?
@sandermeevis524 I would recommend tape, since it is more versatile and some of the pieces are quite small and delicate, and clamps may be too strong. I also recommend getting binder clips to hold the rigging tight while the glue is setting. The model will tell you to tie the rigging to the belaying pins (the little knobs on the railings), but I found that too complicated to I just wrapped the thread around them and hung the clips on it for tension and glued it.
I have the same kit but how do you know what collor on al the different parts that does not clear in the Manuel it doesnt say what to paint what collor
I've watched this video numerous times now. You have a lot of talent!! Would you mind sharing your insights on the rigging? I have no clue where to begin..
Thank you so much! I don't know what to say about the rigging other than I followed the directions. I tied it to the sails before attaching them to the masts and then ran it down to the deck. I tied a few knots around the knobs and then kept them tight with clips that I hung off of the side. Then, I put glue on it and waited for it to dry.
I built this during Feb break from school, and during the coronavirus closure, so I spent all of my free time on it. The rigging probably took me about 2/3 of the total time spent working on it.
This was my first model I've ever built, so I don't think you could be any more of a noob than I was when I started. There were a few moments where I had to study the picture, or ask someone else about it, but other than that fairly easy to understand.
I am currently working on it aswell, and i love it mostly. There is just one big detail which is completly wrong on the Kit and makes her kinda different from the original Ship, which i find is kinda sad. The part in question is very easily visible at 1:14 (it get´s implemented very early in the build - at step 3) I am talking about the Wall/door to the Capitan´s room, which is sadly not the correct form. In the movies it´s a straight wall with a big double door and windowds aswell as deko on either side The top is then an Balkony, which overhangs over the door in this round form. But apart from that misstake, i realy love the kit.
Yeah, I thought about using foam to rebuild that piece, but I have no carving skills, so I decided to just use that piece as it is mostly obscured by the sails when the model is completed. The steps leading up to the wheel are also incorrect, and it is missing the Main Top Stay Sail. (A second sail between the foremast and mainmast) While I was disappointed that it had these inaccuracies, it is the most accurate Black Pearl I could find, and it still looks incredible when it's completed. I wish you luck on yours.
@@flashlrm1568 thank you :D Well, the missing sail can be explained by saying that this one in particular is not in use at that very moment... But besides that. Still a very good set!
@ukrje Well, yes you could say that. But then you would still see the sail bunched up in the rigging if it weren't in use. The missing sail was my big issue with it. more so than the wall and the doors.
Perdóname si mi español es pobre. Vivo en Estados Unidos, así que no estoy seguro de dónde podría comprar este modelo en Perú. lo siento no te puedo ayudar mas.
did you have a problem sticking with the paint or did the glue get well? Because I hesitate to paint all pieces before sticking them. And well done for your ship !
I used Testors Flat Black Spray, about 4 cans. The paint dissolved when I applied the glue. I sprayed the black paint into a paper cup, and used a brush for touching up where the glue dissolved the paint.
I have not built the 1:150 scale, so I cannot definitively give you an answer, but based on videos I have seen regarding that model this appears to be significantly more detailed, and there appears to be no rigging on the snap tite model.
Hi. Can I ask the size of the model once built? I have seen people say 50cm long and 47cm tall, but I am unsure if that's on the stand or not. Also, how wide is it at its widest point? Thanks
With the stand it is 50cm tall, 47cm tall without the stand. It is about 54cm long, and the width of the hull is ~12cm, and the width with the sails is 23cm wide
@MrMr Gaming I listed what paints I used in the description. I also did the Zvezda model of this ship, which I weathered. If you wanted to do something like that, the paints I used are in that video's description as well.
I am sorry my response to your problem has taken so long; I had to search for the instructions. Yes, I did encounter the same problem on both the Revell and Zvezda Black Pearl kits. My solution was to use the parts for version 2 on the 2 barrels underneath the stairways up to the wheel.
I looked into buying this because I love the whole POTC franchise. But it's listed for around 200 dollars. 200 dollars for a plastic model. You can buy models made of wood for 200 dollars. Granted, they aren't elaborate and highly detailed models, but they are models made of wood. I don't know how Revell/Zvezda can justify asking 200 dollars for plastic. As I'm writing this I can go down to Hobby Town in my area and buy a Revell model of the U.S.S. Constitution that's more detailed than this model and pay $90.00 dollars. No offensive to Flashlrm 15, you did an outstanding job. I just think it's too expensive for plastic.
@@flashlrm1568 "It's a very expensive hobby" It's all subjective. If you spend 500 dollars on a nice wooden ship that takes a year to build, and some are so complex that a year is about right, you've only spent 500 dollars on your hobby for a whole year. I know a lot of people that have spent three times that on computer games and music.
This is a bizarre engineering design for a plastic model ship. It harkens back to the older Revell designs for the "English Man O' War" and the Spanish Galleon. Building up the hull cuts down on mold design costs but makes for a "tricky" build with plenty of opportunities for "missteps" and bad joins. Be prepared...this is not a beginner's kit.
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I'd been thinking about buying this kit, now I'm sure I'm going to! Very well done!
I am about to finish the exact same model this summer and I can vouch that it is not an easy ship to make. Good job man it looks excellent! Side note I love the Silent Mary in the back ground, shame Lego couldn't make a UCS Black Pearl haha
Thank you very much! And I totally agree with your comment on the UCS Black Pearl. There's a MOC by MOC your Bricks that looks really good.
Awesome build. Beautiful.
Beautiful achievement! I assembled it a year ago and I know it's not really easy!
Just recently purchased this kit and I'll admit I was a bit skeptical. Never heard of Zvezda, but I love this ship so I thought I'd take a chance. WOW! was I in for a pleasant surprise. The molded parts were crisp and clean with practically no flash. Most parts fit as advertised with no need of trimming,or sanding. A bit expensive for me but well worth it. A beautiful kt!
I was very impressed with it as well. I built both the Revell and Zvezda kits and I must say I preferred the Zvezda.
Zvezda quality is on par with Tamiya, way above what Revell is. Might be a bit scarce with the current war in Ukraine though
can you tell me where you buy it? thanks
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Well Done! I'm so proud of you!
where can i purchase this kit?
I purchased mine on Amazon.com
Hey there, Im about to buy this beauty but Im relatively new to ship building. Ive worked on DIY projects sure so I have some experience and knowledge but this would be my first ship. I don't know if this is too late but seen as youve built it, you okay with me dropping some requests for help if I need it?
No problem, you can ask whatever you need to. Several other people have asked me questions about what I did or how I did it on both this video and the 2nd ship I built (I wasn't happy with this one so I wanted to do it again), and I responded in the comments, so those may also be useful to you.
@@flashlrm1568 Thank you mate. I suppose all parts are included within the box? I saw people 3D printing parts to but I ain't got no 3D printer.
@@sandermeevis524 yeah everything is included, string and all. All you need are the materials and tools needed to build it
@@flashlrm1568Hey mate, back again. The box just came in today (friday). Some additional materials are 6 different pencils, a bottle of pencil cleaning, glue and paint colors such as brown, black, gold, light gray, beige, anthracite, brass and tank gray. Are their other materials I need of high priority? Also when looking at your video, Ive seen you use tape. My guess is to hold the parts until the glue is set? Do you recommend me doing the same or use clamps? Or other tactics?
@sandermeevis524 I would recommend tape, since it is more versatile and some of the pieces are quite small and delicate, and clamps may be too strong. I also recommend getting binder clips to hold the rigging tight while the glue is setting. The model will tell you to tie the rigging to the belaying pins (the little knobs on the railings), but I found that too complicated to I just wrapped the thread around them and hung the clips on it for tension and glued it.
ive got the smaller version of this but i might get the big version
I recommend it, very enjoyable build.
can i download somewhere the images?
No I dont have a page or anything like that with pictures, just these videos.
Bring me that horizon....
I have the same kit but how do you know what collor on al the different parts that does not clear in the Manuel it doesnt say what to paint what collor
I painted it based on what you can see in the movies.
Thank you very much.
I have a lot of troubles in building it. From the color sprays to the glueing
I've watched this video numerous times now. You have a lot of talent!!
Would you mind sharing your insights on the rigging? I have no clue where to begin..
Thank you so much! I don't know what to say about the rigging other than I followed the directions. I tied it to the sails before attaching them to the masts and then ran it down to the deck. I tied a few knots around the knobs and then kept them tight with clips that I hung off of the side. Then, I put glue on it and waited for it to dry.
I built this during Feb break from school, and during the coronavirus closure, so I spent all of my free time on it. The rigging probably took me about 2/3 of the total time spent working on it.
@@flashlrm1568 Thank you for replying! Good to know that the instructions are there. Are they easy to understand if you're a noob? Haha
This was my first model I've ever built, so I don't think you could be any more of a noob than I was when I started. There were a few moments where I had to study the picture, or ask someone else about it, but other than that fairly easy to understand.
@@flashlrm1568 i just builded 1 level4 plane model and i might try this model.
Does the instructions show exactly where the rigging goes
Yes
I am currently working on it aswell, and i love it mostly. There is just one big detail which is completly wrong on the Kit and makes her kinda different from the original Ship, which i find is kinda sad. The part in question is very easily visible at 1:14 (it get´s implemented very early in the build - at step 3) I am talking about the Wall/door to the Capitan´s room, which is sadly not the correct form. In the movies it´s a straight wall with a big double door and windowds aswell as deko on either side The top is then an Balkony, which overhangs over the door in this round form.
But apart from that misstake, i realy love the kit.
Yeah, I thought about using foam to rebuild that piece, but I have no carving skills, so I decided to just use that piece as it is mostly obscured by the sails when the model is completed. The steps leading up to the wheel are also incorrect, and it is missing the Main Top Stay Sail. (A second sail between the foremast and mainmast) While I was disappointed that it had these inaccuracies, it is the most accurate Black Pearl I could find, and it still looks incredible when it's completed. I wish you luck on yours.
@@flashlrm1568 thank you :D
Well, the missing sail can be explained by saying that this one in particular is not in use at that very moment... But besides that. Still a very good set!
@ukrje Well, yes you could say that. But then you would still see the sail bunched up in the rigging if it weren't in use. The missing sail was my big issue with it. more so than the wall and the doors.
And I do agree that it is a very good kit.
Wtf. Very nice. I start the next days😎🙈🙃
Thank you, Good luck!
Do you need to paint everything before assembling ? And better aqua or email paint ?
I painted everything beforehand, and I used enamel paints
Are you supossed to use glue for this bc i saw this ship with an easy click system so i thought u only had to click all the pieces together
There are 2 separate kits. One is 1/150 scale and is the easy click system, and one is 1/72 scale, which requires paint and glue.
Gracis, ¿dónde venden este modelo en Lima Perú?
Perdóname si mi español es pobre. Vivo en Estados Unidos, así que no estoy seguro de dónde podría comprar este modelo en Perú. lo siento no te puedo ayudar mas.
did you have a problem sticking with the paint or did the glue get well?
Because I hesitate to paint all pieces before sticking them.
And well done for your ship !
I used Testors Flat Black Spray, about 4 cans. The paint dissolved when I applied the glue. I sprayed the black paint into a paper cup, and used a brush for touching up where the glue dissolved the paint.
And thank you!
Ok I will do that, thanks !
5:23 i love this part of the song.
P.s.good jod she's beautiful
This part really hits different though
how does this compare to the revell 1:150 snap tite? Is the quality a significant diff?
I have not built the 1:150 scale, so I cannot definitively give you an answer, but based on videos I have seen regarding that model this appears to be significantly more detailed, and there appears to be no rigging on the snap tite model.
Hi, how did u paint it? With airbrush or paintbrush?
I used spraypaint and dry-brushed almost everything else
I redid this model, and painted it better. So if you want to see that, it's the most recent video on my channel
il buy it
Hi. Can I ask the size of the model once built? I have seen people say 50cm long and 47cm tall, but I am unsure if that's on the stand or not. Also, how wide is it at its widest point?
Thanks
With the stand it is 50cm tall, 47cm tall without the stand. It is about 54cm long, and the width of the hull is ~12cm, and the width with the sails is 23cm wide
@@flashlrm1568 That's great thank you. Can I also ask, did you stick with what Revell says for the colours?
@MrMr Gaming I listed what paints I used in the description. I also did the Zvezda model of this ship, which I weathered. If you wanted to do something like that, the paints I used are in that video's description as well.
@@flashlrm1568 I should have looked lol Thanks.
Hi, I have a problem on step 40.
For version 1, parts No. I5, I4 and I12 arr only available 8x out of 12 barrels. Did you encounter the same problem ?
I am sorry my response to your problem has taken so long; I had to search for the instructions. Yes, I did encounter the same problem on both the Revell and Zvezda Black Pearl kits. My solution was to use the parts for version 2 on the 2 barrels underneath the stairways up to the wheel.
Bellissima.....ma è stata anche colorata con l aerografo, o montata e lasciato il suo colore della plastica
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Man I would love to see the ship from game of thrones the gray joy ship there uncles ship
I looked into buying this because I love the whole POTC franchise. But it's listed for around 200 dollars. 200 dollars for a plastic model. You can buy models made of wood for 200 dollars.
Granted, they aren't elaborate and highly detailed models, but they are models made of wood. I don't know how Revell/Zvezda can justify asking 200 dollars for plastic.
As I'm writing this I can go down to Hobby Town in my area and buy a Revell model of the U.S.S. Constitution that's more detailed than this model and pay $90.00 dollars.
No offensive to Flashlrm 15, you did an outstanding job. I just think it's too expensive for plastic.
I got them while they were on sale at my local store, so it was significantly less than $200
@@flashlrm1568 I'm glad you didn't have to pay that much, but it should have never been that high in the first place.
I see what you're saying. In my experience most models are way overpriced. It's a very expensive hobby.
@@flashlrm1568 "It's a very expensive hobby"
It's all subjective. If you spend 500 dollars on a nice wooden ship that takes a year to build, and some are so complex that a year is about right, you've only spent 500 dollars on your hobby for a whole year.
I know a lot of people that have spent three times that on computer games and music.
This is a bizarre engineering design for a plastic model ship. It harkens back to the older Revell designs for the "English Man O' War" and the Spanish Galleon. Building up the hull cuts down on mold design costs but makes for a "tricky" build with plenty of opportunities for "missteps" and bad joins. Be prepared...this is not a beginner's kit.
this is so swag
so cooool
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Thank you, I appreciate it
@@flashlrm1568 your welcome I kinda forgot to add spaces
Watch the Black Pearl model built from scratch....search modelisto and Black Pearl. Fascinating video.