My uncle was aboard the hood about a week before she was sunk. My uncle was meant be aboard as a gunner. But was transferred. Same as his next ship. Ironically he was at the battle when the Bismarck was destroyed. He told me when she went down he told his men they could now rest.
@@sabrinamangaoang2026 also because it was surrounded by allied warships such as The British battleships King George V and Rodney. The British aircraft carrier Ark Royal. The British heavy cruisers Norfolk and Dorsetshire. The British light cruiser Sheffield. The British destroyers Cossack, Sikh, Zulu, Maori, Mashona, Tartar. The Polish destroyer ORP Piorun.
Interesting. The Bismarck not only was famous for the background and its sinking, but also because it was the most deepest wreckage ever seen. Even the place where the Titanic rests is a child play in comparison with the place where the Bismarck rests, in terms of depth.
@@timber_wulf5775 I'm aware of that. 6000 metres deep, right? That's why I said "it was" back then. But the Johnston is only the first of some wreckages that surpassed the Bismarck in terms of depth.
I think you got the for mast installed backwards. It's behind the superstructure, not before it. Also, by the time Biz capsizing, it's superstructure and upper deck was pretty much ravaged by the 16" and 14" and medium calibre AP shells from Rodney and KGV and escort cruisers. There's probably not an inch intact surface....twisted metal, holes, cracks everywhere....The only recognizable part of the superstructure was the armored citadel below the conning tower. The citadel also has 16" holes shown in Cameron's Biz documentary film.
Yes, seeing the film of it at the bottom of the ocean would provide a lot more detail. I can’t remember if the stern detached itself after hitting the sea floor or before. Lack of railings is a big oversight, but most of them would have been twisted or missing. It also had great big swastikas on the foredeck and stern.
@@nostrildamusmctavish5542 The stern got swept away while it descends to the abyss. So it's still attached to the hull when it's still capsizing. I think most of the structures above the main deck is hardly recognizable at this point, except for the 4 main turrets and the armored citadel. Lifeboats, search lights, range finders, flak guns, all gone or so ravaged not even recognizable...Both masts were probably twisted or bent by the 16"/14" shell shockwaves and shrapnels if not completely shredded already. Rodney and KGV were firing at point-blank range(prob less than 5000 yards) right before the Biz crew decide to scuttle the ship to end their misery.
@@nostrildamusmctavish5542 Good looking diorama. Nice work! I couldn't see the details on the jammed rudder. I hope you captured that. It's the key "point of interest" for this diorama. Without the jammed rudder, there wouldn't have been a capsizing scene, right? 🙂
@@spoookee1280 serious modelling requires good research. To the trained eye, this diorama is mediocre any way you see it. I can see the turrets sinking and the hidden pat of the turret is not only without any putty to hide gaps that would reach 1m in 1/1 scale, but you even see the plastic rotating base, a cylinder that is nowhere neear what the turret looked like in real life. Nitpicking my ass.
Wow ce diarama génial que tout le monde ne peut pas répéter très gentiment et froidement espérer pour la prospérité de votre chaîne et la création de plus de tels vidio
Absolutely incredible, if its possible you seem to get better and better with every project!! I really love historical dioramas, so meaningful. I was thinking, wouldn't it work out cheaper in the long run to get a 3D printer? I know these model kits are very expensive and you could just print what you want when you want 🤗
true but on some websites it cost a bit of money just to download for example a certain model ive been looking at of the bismarck costs 56$ just to be able to download it
Impressive and even astounding! The only think I might add is that it would be nice to have the damage displayed and also perhaps some floating wreckage and something to simulate the oil spill! But it is a rather excellent effort! Keep up the good work
Impressive display piece. I can definitely recommend the Flyhawk 1/700 Bismarck if you do want to make a second, more detailed, version but to be honest the Meng kit is amazing for a snap together model and if you added the Eduard PE railings, ships ladders and radars to that you'd get the refinement you're looking for without having to spend months working on the model.
Excellent idea and work! One constructive comment (maybe): I would have detailed the the 'bottom' of the sinking turrets, if you are exposing them from that perspective. Beside this, absolutely fine work! Congrats!
The focus in this diorama is on the sinking Bismarch, dislodging her turrets. But there's no battle damage to look at. A wasted opportunity for immersion. The same goes for the turrets. You have the animation, showing what the turret parts in the ship's hull looked like and yet the visible underside of these turrets haven't been processed to look the part. I know you've put a lot of effort into that (don't know how much since I make neither RUclips videos nor models) but I just wanted to point out details that might help make future projects more immersive
King of the Ocean, he was made to rule the waves across the seven seas! To lead the Warmachine, to rule the waves and lead the Kriegrsmarine! The terror of the seas! The Bismarck and The Kriegsmarine!
I really like this diorama man, you should of included the damaged rudder, which was damaged by torpedo fire from the Gladiators that attacked the Bismarck, which effected it's stearing and speed. Such a tragic end to such an amazing battleship. It was also a tragic loss for the British Navy when Bismarck Destroyed HMS Hood with a lucky placed shell that hit the chimney stack, destroying it with one hit, as it's armour was still getting reinforced, but was called into action to hunt the Bismarck, if it was fully fitted with the armour plating, HMS Hood could of sunken the Bismarck.
Even without the damage from torpedoes and shells, explosions and fires ... and without hundreds of human ants fighting for life in the cold Atlantic ... I have to admit that your work brings the atmosphere. Instead of the crew you put Bismarck's boats, but for sure most of them could not be launched after hundreds of shell hits from point blank range. Also, photos of sinking Bismarck show slightly more rough sea state, with some foam forming. That's all the whining from me, generally great work!
I see why your doing what your doing some of these models some prices are crazy ,, I use to get a model car for 7 .00 now their 30..00 for a car crazy thing ever , This is one way to protect the model ever getting messed up ,,,,what great way to show them off too...
Each job requires a lot of effort and time. I set the price high because I don't think my efforts are cheap and I'm not upset if they don't sell because they're still with me.
Great job and wel made, but I'm missing some some shell impact hits on the ship, and the bismarck was hit by many of them. But any way fantastic model.
this is a great work of art. unfortunately it is anything but authentic. the Bismarck was badly damaged when it was sunk and all the lifeboats were destroyed in the battle. other than that you did a great job.
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My uncle was aboard the hood about a week before she was sunk. My uncle was meant be aboard as a gunner. But was transferred. Same as his next ship. Ironically he was at the battle when the Bismarck was destroyed. He told me when she went down he told his men they could now rest.
Very good
That's amazing wish I could do that may the Bismarck and her crew rest in piece
where did you buy it?
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this is a very good art piece but there was no life boats or launch boats that got off the Bismarck during his sinking
Ye because it capsized
@@sabrinamangaoang2026 also because it was surrounded by allied warships such as The British battleships King George V and Rodney.
The British aircraft carrier Ark Royal.
The British heavy cruisers Norfolk and Dorsetshire.
The British light cruiser Sheffield.
The British destroyers Cossack, Sikh, Zulu, Maori, Mashona, Tartar.
The Polish destroyer ORP Piorun.
@@WARSHIPKING1941 oh
@@sabrinamangaoang2026 yea bismarck took more shell damage than any other ship i know and keeps going
2,876 shells fired at bismarck 400 hits and you have to know that these shells are 5ft tall in height thats enough to destroy a small town
The Diorama must be so pretty! :)))
😅Thank you~~~
Bismarck......One of my most favorite ships after her sister ship , The Tirpitz.... May those who fought on them rest in peace
Какая целеустремлённость и знание дела! Уважение из России, Санкт - Петербург
my grand father was on the HMS hood when bismarck hit its magazine. He was a member of the gun crew
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Interesting. The Bismarck not only was famous for the background and its sinking, but also because it was the most deepest wreckage ever seen.
Even the place where the Titanic rests is a child play in comparison with the place where the Bismarck rests, in terms of depth.
Johnston is deeper
@@timber_wulf5775 and the USS Samuel B. Roberts is deeper still
@@timber_wulf5775 I'm aware of that. 6000 metres deep, right?
That's why I said "it was" back then. But the Johnston is only the first of some wreckages that surpassed the Bismarck in terms of depth.
this is art and not the majority of "art" that is done now. Exact recreations like this will make you a lot of money
Insanely good...I'm stunned by the skills you'd need to put this thing together.
Thank you and hope you will support my other works.
Amazing model engineering......total snap together......no glue.
Thank you ~~
fantastic, I remember the rudder was locked completely to the side.
I’ve been looking for a video exactly like this
I think you got the for mast installed backwards. It's behind the superstructure, not before it. Also, by the time Biz capsizing, it's superstructure and upper deck was pretty much ravaged by the 16" and 14" and medium calibre AP shells from Rodney and KGV and escort cruisers. There's probably not an inch intact surface....twisted metal, holes, cracks everywhere....The only recognizable part of the superstructure was the armored citadel below the conning tower. The citadel also has 16" holes shown in Cameron's Biz documentary film.
Yes, seeing the film of it at the bottom of the ocean would provide a lot more detail. I can’t remember if the stern detached itself after hitting the sea floor or before. Lack of railings is a big oversight, but most of them would have been twisted or missing. It also had great big swastikas on the foredeck and stern.
@@nostrildamusmctavish5542 The stern got swept away while it descends to the abyss. So it's still attached to the hull when it's still capsizing. I think most of the structures above the main deck is hardly recognizable at this point, except for the 4 main turrets and the armored citadel. Lifeboats, search lights, range finders, flak guns, all gone or so ravaged not even recognizable...Both masts were probably twisted or bent by the 16"/14" shell shockwaves and shrapnels if not completely shredded already. Rodney and KGV were firing at point-blank range(prob less than 5000 yards) right before the Biz crew decide to scuttle the ship to end their misery.
@@nostrildamusmctavish5542 Good looking diorama. Nice work! I couldn't see the details on the jammed rudder. I hope you captured that. It's the key "point of interest" for this diorama. Without the jammed rudder, there wouldn't have been a capsizing scene, right? 🙂
Just sit back and enjoy the beauty of this amazing artwork instead of nit picking the whole thing. 🙄
@@spoookee1280 serious modelling requires good research. To the trained eye, this diorama is mediocre any way you see it. I can see the turrets sinking and the hidden pat of the turret is not only without any putty to hide gaps that would reach 1m in 1/1 scale, but you even see the plastic rotating base, a cylinder that is nowhere neear what the turret looked like in real life. Nitpicking my ass.
大変素晴らしい作品だ。感銘を受けた。
Bismarckの転覆沈没シーンを再現出来るのであれば、
姉妹艦Tirpitzのノルウェーでの転覆沈没シーンも再現できる筈。
ぜひ、Tirpitzの最後もresinで再現して欲しい。
どうもありがとうございました〜
Фантастика! Особенно с подсветкой круто выглядит.
まさかビスマルクが沈没しているところを作るとは…本当にすごいです！頑張って下さい！you are so amazing!
どうもありがとうございます！
Outstanding video and presentation. Sad end to a magnificent ship.
Thank you so much~
Wow ce diarama génial que tout le monde ne peut pas répéter très gentiment et froidement espérer pour la prospérité de votre chaîne et la création de plus de tels vidio
Merci beaucoup pour votre soutient!
Fantastic artwork. very well done
That is bloody incredible. Such a great way to display a model. FANTASTIC.
Thank you~
_They are bound, by iron and blood; the flagship of the navy the terror on the seas, his guns have gone silent at last!_
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僕にはこんなの作れないけど、とにかくすごいですね！
ありがとう！
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This is the best I’ve ever seen the drilling led and all the mechanisms from all your channels amazing
Thank you so much~
Absolutely incredible, if its possible you seem to get better and better with every project!! I really love historical dioramas, so meaningful. I was thinking, wouldn't it work out cheaper in the long run to get a 3D printer? I know these model kits are very expensive and you could just print what you want when you want 🤗
I have this plan😁
true but on some websites it cost a bit of money just to download for example a certain model ive been looking at of the bismarck costs 56$ just to be able to download it
@@WARSHIPKING1941 yea I feel you
I was looking at a model of the prince engen and it run for 100$
That is insane. Excellent display. Great art.
i've built the exact same Bismarck kit lol
also this diorama looks so amazing i love it
Skills! Very enjoyable to watch as well.
強大な力の最後は恐ろしいぐらい美しいですね
どうもありがとうございます！
Affascinante tutto questo 👏👏👏
Grazie mille
Absolutely amazing 👍 ❤️ ❤️ ❤️
Thanks
Really good model, great to watch. Would love to see one of HMS Hood also 👍
Cant wait 👏🏻👏🏻
😁😁
Impressive and even astounding! The only think I might add is that it would be nice to have the damage displayed and also perhaps some floating wreckage and something to simulate the oil spill! But it is a rather excellent effort! Keep up the good work
Thank you so much~~
Wow sieht est Klasse aus 😳😳🤘🤘👍👍
I built one of these 1\700 scale models from meng and built it in a few days. It was a ton of fun 🤩.
Wow Amazing and the sinking of tirpitz the next time .
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Very nice video. Next Yamato battleship please
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Your work just gets better and better each time
The lighting affects.. perfect
Thank you so much~
Bro it is looking very unique art piece the (death of a titan) respect
Impressive display piece. I can definitely recommend the Flyhawk 1/700 Bismarck if you do want to make a second, more detailed, version but to be honest the Meng kit is amazing for a snap together model and if you added the Eduard PE railings, ships ladders and radars to that you'd get the refinement you're looking for without having to spend months working on the model.
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Yet another incredible work!
Thank you so much~~
Halo saya orang Indonesia saya akan nilai 78/700 semoga produk anda banyak 😊😊😊
yet another amazing build, keep it up!
Thank you so much~~
Excellent idea and work! One constructive comment (maybe): I would have detailed the the 'bottom' of the sinking turrets, if you are exposing them from that perspective. Beside this, absolutely fine work! Congrats!
Thank you so much~
Beautiful, just amazing
Thank you~~
Simply amazing
Absolutely amazing
Thank you so much~~
I’m so amazed you did a great job
Thank you so much~
It looks amazing, one thing I think would make it e en better is adding battle damage
I like your work keep it up
Thank yo so much~
Thanks for the cameraman for going back in Time helping build the ship
I think a tribute to the HMS Hood would be a great follow up thanks
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Wow!!! That is amazing
Thank you so much~
i would love to see the more refined version. still a beautiful piece, bubble detail is very interesting
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Excellent ❤
Fantastic build
Thank you ~~
wow it looks so good
Thank you so much~~~
@@samuel-studio You don't have to thank me.🙂🙂🙂
Wow this amazing
Thank you so much~
Sorry, I only can give just one thumb up.
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😊😊Thank you so much~
That is so good it might not be a good idea to show it to survivors of such 3vents.
The focus in this diorama is on the sinking Bismarch, dislodging her turrets. But there's no battle damage to look at. A wasted opportunity for immersion. The same goes for the turrets. You have the animation, showing what the turret parts in the ship's hull looked like and yet the visible underside of these turrets haven't been processed to look the part. I know you've put a lot of effort into that (don't know how much since I make neither RUclips videos nor models) but I just wanted to point out details that might help make future projects more immersive
11:27 so nice
Excellent work mate you,ve done really well on this diorama, i hope you can do one of the Hood as well
Thank you so much~
King of the Ocean, he was made to rule the waves across the seven seas!
To lead the Warmachine, to rule the waves and lead the Kriegrsmarine!
The terror of the seas!
The Bismarck and The Kriegsmarine!
Maketmi istiyon seeenn aminaaa
is that why it captain was told to not tangle with the RN battleships and it sunk on it 1st voyage
looks awesome I would love to see you do the yamato
I will do~
oh this? this is beutiful!
Thank you so much~
это самое крутое , что я видел)))))
большое спасибо!
I just started thinking of the Bismarck song by Johnny Horton, also nice craft!
Thank you~~
@Beater Bike Channel MFGA What song?
I really like this diorama man, you should of included the damaged rudder, which was damaged by torpedo fire from the Gladiators that attacked the Bismarck, which effected it's stearing and speed. Such a tragic end to such an amazing battleship.
It was also a tragic loss for the British Navy when Bismarck Destroyed HMS Hood with a lucky placed shell that hit the chimney stack, destroying it with one hit, as it's armour was still getting reinforced, but was called into action to hunt the Bismarck, if it was fully fitted with the armour plating, HMS Hood could of sunken the Bismarck.
Very impressive.
there were no helicopters in service for your rescue lego man
Okay, that is cood for a start. Next do it animated.
Outstanding . . .
INCREDIBLE!!! ❤️❤️❤️
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Very nice!!! 👍
Thank you~
Even without the damage from torpedoes and shells, explosions and fires ... and without hundreds of human ants fighting for life in the cold Atlantic ... I have to admit that your work brings the atmosphere. Instead of the crew you put Bismarck's boats, but for sure most of them could not be launched after hundreds of shell hits from point blank range. Also, photos of sinking Bismarck show slightly more rough sea state, with some foam forming. That's all the whining from me, generally great work!
Друг! Это СУПЕР!!! Где учился,как и чему???
I see why your doing what your doing some of these models some prices are crazy ,, I use to get a model car for 7 .00 now their 30..00 for a car crazy thing ever , This is one way to protect the model ever getting messed up ,,,,what great way to show them off too...
Each job requires a lot of effort and time. I set the price high because I don't think my efforts are cheap and I'm not upset if they don't sell because they're still with me.
Nice! I would love seeing you make lusitania or Edmund Fitzgerald i subscribed
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@@samuel-studio yay :D
Maybe Costa concordia too
Do you sell your work? This is amazing!
il y a plus cher de résine que de maquette 😅😅. beau travail !!
This is an awesome diorama, but I have a question.. why is the bridge on the wrong way?
I'm just curious if you've thought of doing one of the Queen Mary during the iconic capsizing scene from The Poseidon Adventure
This looks awesome! Would it be ok if maybe you could do the MS Estonia for one of these?
ok, i will document your needs
Great job and wel made, but I'm missing some some shell impact hits on the ship, and the bismarck was hit by many of them. But any way fantastic model.
Thank you so much~~
I forgot this one😭
Great! Please make Roma or Akagi.
THATS very good, You can do a IJN Yamato Sinking!
I have this plan~😁
Pride of a nation has died
that was a really cool video but I have a suggestion can you make the Andrea Doria?
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@@samuel-studio thx
this is a great work of art. unfortunately it is anything but authentic. the Bismarck was badly damaged when it was sunk and all the lifeboats were destroyed in the battle. other than that you did a great job.
Did any small ship boats launch in the real sinking?
i never knew they got life boats off!!
They didn't that was just a little bit artistry by the modeler.
The best model I’ve built of Bismarck was Revell’s 1/350 version.
Hi
Is the kit, a snap kit?
Nice Model kit.
Great Model Video!
Yes
Also the admirals bridge fell but was the admirals bridge still on for the model?
narrator: the forces of the waters ripped away admirals bridge the mast and the funnel
Great build of Bismarck, I wonder where the sprue for Oskar The Cat is?
Take care, and all the best.
Hello, what is the white you use to make the waves on top of the epoxy resin?