Boatbuilding Time-lapse / Planking TALLY HO in 3 minutes. (EP94.5)
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- Boatbuilding Time-lapse / Planking TALLY HO in 3 minutes. (EP94.5)
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BONUS TIMELAPSE VIDEO!
I took a bunch of photographs from various different angles while we were planking TALLY HO, and intended to create a time-lapse for the previous video - but it was more work than I anticipated and I did not get it finished in time. So I’m releasing it as a short bonus video! I hope you guys like it.
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94.5. Boatbuilding Time-lapse / Planking TALLY HO in 3 minutes. (EP94.5)
The shape of that hull is just wonderful...
Yeah, it was so worth it to loft the whole boat, making the frames and the lines perfectly fair. She's going to slip through the water like a hot knife through butter.
I said to my partner after watching that you could see all the effort put into lofting the boat in the result!
Dear Alison F.
👍👌👏 Yeah, definitely! At last I'm able to see why great Leo Goolden fell in love with that rotten old sailboat Tally Ho. What an amazing journey. I already watched all videos for at least 3 times.
Best regards, luck and health.
All this people who make this boat with love to create a masterpiece. Bravo Leo and all your master craftsmen and woman. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍Hope one day to meet on a boatshow in Europa
@@AlisonFort A good reminder, Alison.
It brings to mind another rebuild at the present time where planking is being done against rotten frames which will then (perhaps) be replaced; no lofting in sight.
I have a bourbon every time I see the "Whiskey Plank." I'm on my sixth this morning. Keep it up!
Watch it again!
Cheers ....🍻
HIC!!!
Okay, be honest: is it the whiskey or the video motivating you?
Answering myself: Yeah, I polished-off my bottle of Scotch watching that...
It's more than a boat. It's a work of art.
that's why - in the day - builders were called artisans ........ just sayin' ...... ;-p
It is as precisely built as a piece of elegant furniture.
@@christiangeiselmann sure but if the furniture maker screws up a dove tail joint on your dresser, it won't end up on the bottom of the North Atlantic. I mean it could, but it probably won't.
@@christiangeiselmann Well, if you have watched all the videos, you know that Leo is a pretty good cabinetmaker, anyway - so, I guess there is something to it!
And I am really looking forward to seeing the interior fitout because of that.
@@bobadam7021 Well, I have been sailing my cupboard for years now without critical failure.
I wasn't expecting this video when you said "see you in a few weeks" THANK YOU!!!
There was a element of discord about the length of time taken to plank Tally Ho. A lady is never hurried and the end-product is a work of art - Rome wasn't built in a day!! To Leo and ALL those who have got her to this stage, bravo!! Its certainly a labour of love. Your attention to detail, depth of knowledge and willingness to do the right thing to rebuild her is bourne out by the end result. Stunning job.
Well that was an unexpected little treat. The kind of production you get when someone knows they made an unimpeachable job of planking. Thanks for posting.
The anticipation of watching them fair the hull is unbearable. The deck as well.
It looks so easy in the time lapse. A lot of work went into those three minutes. Cheers 🍻
Perfect timing of photo changes to the musical beat. You pay as much attention to detail in your videos as you do in your boat building.
Leo, my deepest regret is being too old and too poor to make the trek to lay hands on Tally myself. Thank you for allowing us to be a small part of you, and your crew's fantastic accomplishments!!
To me, the sweep and symmetry of the frames is every bit as elegant as the planking. Beautiful inside and out. Thanks for sharing this Leo.
I think you could legitimately do a world tour when you finish her Leo, it lush how this beautiful boat seems to bring everyone together in appreciation of you passion and skill.
I can't imagine a port anywhere in the world that wouldn't welcome Tally Ho, nor a dockside bar where any of her crew would have to buy their own drinks !
He also can offer boat holidays with him as the skipper.
Yeah man, bring her to Mystic Seaport so we can lay hands on her in the Northeast...bet it'd get a good turnout even with this stupid Covid19 nonsense...
So impressed by the forethought to establish fixed, repeatable camera positions to capture these shots. Then the discipline and routine to actually take the pics regularly and consistently. Superb discipline and dedication.
Gives new meaning to todays date! 4/3/21 count down day.
Wow. Editing in time to the music. No wonder it took you longer than anticipated. Great job Leo and lovely to appreciate her beautiful lines again
A labor of love and beauty.
She looks beautiful. Thank you for the hard work, apart from the build, that you silently took upon yourself in order to bring us with you on this amazing journey. God bless you Leo.
The lines of the hull are beautiful. Time lapse shows how perfect.
It's so satisfying watching this boat come back to life!
Bonjour Leo. Superbe time-lapse en rythme,, bravo ! Et félicitations pour le travail titanesque accompli, j'attends la suite avec impatience ...
I have been extremely sick over the last two years and this project and the quality people involved with it keep kept me focused on something worthy. Instead of fearing the outcome of my cancer, it might sound silly but I hoped to come see this build that caught my passion. Leo is a good person with amazing skills as can be said for his crew. Your neighbor that made your life more difficult will only make you and the Tally Ho much more special. Focusing on goals is important for builds and life. I am still hoping to visit if I get the ok. I intend to Marry my girlfriend of two plus years and fit in a tour of my favorite show on RUclips. I spent much of my life in the construction industry and have used my skills in many area's
She is an extremely beautiful vessel and you have done an amazing job restoring her. You and the various helpers you have had along the way were totally committed to the highest levels of craftsmanship, and it shows. Congratulations on a job well done!
She's a beautiful vessel, Leo. As well built as any shipwright could hope for. Strong and elegant in her lines. I'm looking forward to seeing her under full sail. I'm sure she'll be glorious.
I started watching this channel around Episode 75. A couple of weeks ago I decided that I needed to go back to Ep 1 and I am glad I did. I not only gained a better understanding of the history of the boat and I also feel I have gotten to know, as much as you can watching a video, Leo better. I would encourage anyone new to the channel to fine the time to do what I do.
Don’t forget to like each episode as you go along. I am not sure if that effects the monetization, but it can’t hurt
Enjoy
Happy🐰🐰
What a beautiful, strong and elegantly lined ship.
I was teared up watching the whiskey plank episode.
What an incredible achievement.
Thank you so much for synchronizing the photos with the rhythm of the music
Lovely to see wood in the rectangular forming flowing curves , Cheers
I don’t care if it’s a restoration, rebuild, replica, or whatever people want to call it. I’ve found watching it gratifying, spell binding, enthralling and fascinating to watch. I can’t imagine how rewarding this project is. I hope the challenges that you have, and will face, only enhance the experience for you and those helping you.
Thanks, Leo! After the whisky plank, I’ve gone back and watched your project from the beginning as I’d discovered you about half way through the restoration, and seeing the state she was in to start, I appreciate what you’re doing even that much more.
Leo, you took on this absolutely amazing project which I did not see as being possible to do with an amazing amount of talent and a spirit that just oozes from the screen and has shown old naysayers like me that there is always an exceptional person who can move mountains. You are a person worth following up the highest peak and down the other side because you make life an interesting place to be.
That makes it look so easy! I know it's still a long way off but I can't wait to see her under sail!
CONGRATULATIONS Leo, Pete and ALL volunteers!!!!!!
Wishing you all, and Tally Ho, ALL the VERY best now and for the future!!!
Simple, elegant, effective. A fine example of one of the less-appreciated features of the Tally Ho project. Leo has developed a sophisticated and artistic eye to his video production. Always a pleasure to enjoy. This is one of his best.
This is the only channel on RUclips that I can truthfully say I've watched every video. Leo, please put out a full time lapse of the project when it's finished. I really want to see that video. Cheers to you and the crew! Tally looks incredible.
Forget the full time lapse of the whole project! There should be a full feature length movie! Michiel Hulsman to play Leo.
I agree fully and I have also watched *_EVERY_* video !!!!
*_WE LOVE YOU LEO AND CREW_*
I watch every episode of this and essential craftsman. With content like this, who needs actual TV these days?
You music to picture timing is impeccable.
It was more work than I anticipated. That's the quote of this project.
Wonderful work getting this far and all good fortune for the future. Will be a tremendous moment to see Tally Ho! under sail.
1n 1980 when I was 16, I built a 16 ft flat-bottom skiff in 2 weeks with a secondary school friend of mine using traditional hand tools. now at 55 I've watched all your Tally-Ho videos from episode 1 to episode 94 every day I would wait for the next episode and many times I would replay them over and over again
Great work, I love the videos!
I am amazed the cameras stayed in the same places! Great job! This channel is what's wonderful about youtube!!
Yes, very nicely done.
it's is crazy how the timelapse makes it look so simple when it was an humongous amount of work. Lots fo love to all of you guys from Berlin
It's been a total joy to watch you and your changing team over your rebuild of this magnificent boat she's a beauty to behold.
Oh wow! I'm usually late to these events! LOL ;o) What a fantastic way to end a sunny day in Scotland - not many of those, so we all rush out and get burned.
Yep; I live near Seattle, and when it is sunny, folks all of a sudden act like we live in San Diego. They sell more sunglasses here than anyplace else. Sunburn is a regional affliction in the summer.
Cant agree more - been a great weekend! And what a surprise to see this timelapse pop up
Bravo and well done. Leo you are an extraordinary person and down right a Worrier. You have brought together a crew of many and are accomplishing a monumental task. Your videos are awesome. Your knowledge is paramount. Pete, and Rosey and well all your crew starting and up to now have been great. Your viewer that have made machines or sent you cool tools is just super.
You and crew have built a beautiful yacht. Brought back to life a skill and shared it with the world. Nothing like real boat building and craftsmanship to bring a smile and sense of accomplishment. Even with all problems the county dragged you down with you still managed to smile stay focused and build art. Cheers and Beers to you and all your crew.
Nice little "bonus" Leo, I expect this short clip took many many hours of editing to finalise but it was worth it to me as I get a grin as I am watching. I've only been watching the restoration of Tally Ho for about a year and have seen everything back to the beginning in the first month or so and now eagerly await each new instalment. I have a small "plastic" cruiser which was a compromise with my wife insisting that was the only way I could own a boat but as I worked for most of my life as a cabinetmaker I always longed for a wooden boat (and still do). Watching Leo has shown me just how different the skills of a boatbuilder are from other woodworking trades and I am in awe of how much knowledge sits on those young shoulders
Outstanding Leo, you and your team continually demonstrate exceptional craftsmanship. Even though I’ve watched from the beginning, I continue to be absolutely blown away at the incredible beauty of your work, each video!
Thank you so much for sharing your remarkable journey with us!
My Father passed away over Thanksgiving last year. He loved watching your videos. He'd be very happy for you right now. Keep up the great work.
I suspect he's still watching!
Captian Leo Let me say cheerios great sailing on the morning mist, may you have the wind in your sails and the waves at your back, God bless all of the crew and you all did splendid fantastic work, it a great achievement you all reach of hard work efforts and of great heart I wish you all the best in your years of enjoyment of the HMS Tally Ho. I truly enjoy the watch of this build and thought how the world would be if we only got back to the basic building thing with our hands again. one last thing putting god in your life as you sail the open seas once again.
There's not many people outside my circle of family & friends that I would like to meet, but Leo is one of them. I admire his skill & ease in explaining a task. I admire his skill and adventurism in his ability to cross the Atlantic alone in a small boat without motor or GPS (only compass and dead reckoning). I envy his drawing skills and I like his accent..lol I think he would be an easy & interesting person to spend an afternoon talking. Since I can't do that I take great pleasure in watching his videos.
Thanks you so much for adding this, Leo! So lovely to watch. Also fun to imagine that my donations paid for a rivet here, a screw there, maybe even half a plank! Congratulations.
That original transom looks so good.
I can see why it took so long! Perfect music from your mates, you probably had to listen
to that hundreds of times to get it timed in. Excellent work Leo, on and off the boat!
I'll never step foot on Tally Ho, but watching all of your videos is a fantastic substitute
Cheers!
It's really coming along well. That's going to be the most gorgeous sailboat when on the water and the sails are full. I can't wait to see the Tally Ho then. Truly a labor of love.
What a journey you have taken us on Leo so thankful to have been able to follow your channel
I have watched from the very beginning, and never thought this would have happened. The 💖 in one's mind eye lead so many to this point in time. GREAT WORK BY ALL, THIS REALLY MEANS ➡️ ALL⬅️ 👏
planks highlight the fair curves of the boat. Watching this was really special. Love what you're doing, Leo - both the boat building and the film making!
This brought a smile to my face (again). Congratulations Leo & team, you guys are truly an inspiration.
..and a miracle that none of the camera's were kicked over with all these planks moving about!
A staggering amount of detailed work. Well done!
staggering indeed....i understand why shipworks had hundreds of builders to do production builds
I've watched this restoration from start to finish 3 times now and have loved every minute of it! its soo great to see the progression from the half rotten shell to this beautiful piece of art! Im glad that no matter what obstacles comes your way that you will push past them and continue on your craft for this vessel! cant wait for the day that it gets into the water and see it slide into ports throughout the world! Great job Leo!!!!
My wife in the other room just loved listening to the music. That is a great tune!
You sir, are an artist on so many levels. Cheers!
That was gratifying. She is stunning, Leo. 😊
Hug to you Leo and to the crew. You sir, have built a boat...and she is beautiful. SO well done...applause....take a bow. ❤
Such a beautiful work of functional art/sculpture. Thank you for bring it to fruition!!
Thank you so much for taking the time to create and share this with us.
It gives an opportunity to really appreciate her lines ... she is becoming a truly beautiful boat
Only when seeing the time lapse did I notice how complexly shaped the planks all were. Superbly professional and neat. Love the accompanying music, it set my feet off tapping the tune out involuntarily.
Leo you are an artist! An artist in craftsmanship, an artist in making videos, an artist in poetry, an artist to cast a spell over people and last but not least an artist in life. I admire you and how you are bringing forward this project Tally ho!
Thanks for using our music Leo! So cool to see the progress of the boat.
Just beautiful Leo. What a treat. Like ice in the desert!
I'm currently quarantining on my canal boat & it's great to chill and watch you incrementally building up Tally Ho - thanks for the entertainment Leo! ⚓
It’s a beautiful sight to see her coming together. Ships are one of the most graceful things created by the hands of man.
The society that gave you the boat must be doing back flips. I’m sure this outcome is beyond their wildest dreams.
Yes... although not much has remained of the old boat but 4 planks of the transom and the lead keel. 😁
@@christiangeiselmann more than that will be reused, hes been pretty clear about it. What he can reuse even in different places he plans to.
@@christiangeiselmann The spirit and soul of the boat remain.
It’s not a new boat. It’s an old boat that’s had the all ribs replaced, one at a time. The keel was also replaced at a different time. The stem was replaced, also in its own time. Likewise for the deadwood and sternpost. Then the planking was redone just lately. Each of these jobs was a maintenance operation on an existing boat. Each job mostly independent of the others.
This is one of the most fascinating aspects of this project.
@@christiangeiselmann Mate. I've seen a Messerschmitt restoration that only kept the makers plate, riveted to a brand new plane. I get that it's a stretch to call this a restoration, when most of the boat's brand new but, as creageous pointed out, it's the spirit of the build that counts. I have an 'original' 1999 Yamaha R1. I've only replaced the frame and engine. Have you ever heard of the joke? I've had the same axe for 50 years. I've only replaced the head twice and the handle four times.
So inspiring to watch! Many episodes ago you gave a lot if information on lofting. That really intrigued me. I have since found a set of plans for a boat (step-hydroplane) from the 1940's that i have lofted and scaled down to under 12' long to create a small wooden "speedster" fishing boat for myself. Never would have happened without watching this channel. Thanks for sharing!
Color of the wood with the different natural lighting is beautiful
Always the perfectionist, that was bloody brill. Cheers... Hic!
Leo and company, you all are SAVAGES. Sooooo smart, and just all around good eggs. Hope your journey continues my friends.
A beautiful yacht and amazing craftsmanship! BRAVO!
Leo that was absolutely the coolest… I think I’ll watch it 10 more times
That’s probably the most satisfying video possible. Thank you Leo. What a beautiful boat she will be, again!
Love the look of a wooden boat with fresh planks. Love that full keel too. Beautiful boat. Well done.
While you were talking I was wondering to myself(i'm a photographer), self, I know it must of taken weeks to lay all those planks, I wonder how difficult it would be to make a video with the camera in the same position thru ought the entire planking? Then I thought due to weather and workmen constantly moving things as well as a parrot who likes to pick apart everything he sits on it would be near impossible to make a video like that. The best someone could do is just take pictures from the same general area and piece the images together making a great video. Then to see that you were not only able to make the video in the hardest way possible you did it from at least 6 different exact locations. Wow you made a tremendously difficult task look easy. That was awesome.
My guess is that they placed gopro mounts in those locations so all they had to do was slide the camera into the existing mount and take a photo after each plank. Still a lot of work and planning -- mostly having the foresight to decide to do it ahead of time!
@@daveachuk My guess is that he took wider shots from a very close to identical location and cropped (and it looks like an attempt to color match them was made as well) them to match. Basically the way motion stabilization works. Would love to know exactly how he did it because the end result is fantastic.
I love everything about this project. The quality work, the history, the people involved, music, camera and editing. I cant wait for the next video. and the next after that. I would urge everyone who can spare a few bucks to go and donate a little on patron.
Awesome look at the progress! I would love to see this old girl at sea someday. Thank you Leo and friends for making these wonderful moments come to life. I can't wait to see what this year brings to the fitting out of this magnificent old craft. Much love from Vancouver WA ♥.
Beautifull craftsmanship. I hate boats but i watched every video in amazement of the quality of craftsmanship of everyone involved.what a work of art... Luv ya rosie
Thanks Leo. Beautiful lines, with masterful shipwright skills. Enjoy your vacation now.
Wow, that was satisfying to watch...I've been hoping for a time lapse! All of the work and skill that went into that 3 minutes utterly amazes me. That is just beautiful.
Can’t wait to see her in the water been watching since day 1
She is going to be a very beautiful boat on the water , she is already a beautiful beast on land , your workmanship is so special guys , you are honouring a very special boat with great love to bring her back ,
Tally Ho is a beautiful boat. Her lines give me great please to look at, a work of art.
Thanks Leo, The time-lapse from multiple angles gives a better perspective to shape of the hull. I now understand why you say she has beautiful lines.
👍👍 Really nice seeing the hull all planked & closed in! Great work Leo & Crew.... 👍👍
Just amazing. WOW!! I have no idea how you were able to maintain all of those precise camera positions for that length of time without tripping over them. WONDERFUL job. Thank you so much for having the foresight to do this.
Beautiful craftsmanship
Extraordinary achievement Leo, your skills need to be passed on to as many as possible!
Awesome I hope the grumpy neighbour appreciate it
It's amazing what it takes to keep the sea water out. Looks AWESOME. Keep it up Leo and crew.
WOW! At least half a dozen 'whiskey planks'-going to be a great night.Many thanks Leo.
Happy Saturday, Gang 🥂
Me: Ugh, it’s an off-week for Tally-Ho videos.
Leo: Good news!
I lover her shape. A truly classic and proven design. And a cutter!
Simon, What you have accomplished so far is truly amazing. Starting with a little money and a great big idea, you've accomplished so much with a crew of mostly untrained workers,. beat up tools, and an incredible imagination for finding ways to overcome adversity when things go wrong or too difficult to do by oneself. Truly the British way. I hope to see you set sale for England when you're ready and go back to a hero's welcome when you get there.
But now, I just want to see you do the decking and interior, the mast and the engine. Go young man !
Who is Simon?
@@moonshine3333 Simon is Leo's middle name.
BRAVO ! and thanks for your continuing work and skill,I can't get enough of this project.I keep watching the old videos...
Tally-ho is looking absolutely beautiful, Leo. She is going to fly when you get her sails up. Well done, man.
Lovely - good choice of music too (but then it always is!). Do you ever look at it now and think "blimey, I've built a boat!". I know that's what boat builders do, but to me it's almost a miracle that you can put some wood and bronze and other bits and pieces together, and then suddenly one day it's a boat - a real, proper, fantastic, beautiful boat! It must feel fantastic.
Ah, just having a cider in the sun and this popped up on my phone! Ahhh what a lovely evening
Really love it !