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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
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ESCALA (scale) - 1: 100
ALTURA (high) - 410 mm
COMPRIMENTO (lenght)- 210 mm
COMPRESSÃO - 570 mm
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Estante de trabalho prático, para modelos de navios, trem ou bonde.
Cabe todos os tipos de capacetes em compressão e comprimento.
Serve de suporte quando você não está trabalhando como modelo e também para mantê-lo quando você não está trabalhando.
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(Paints and dyes)
Conteúdo:
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Corante Sapelli
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Corante Carvalho
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I,m new to modelling and loved the no nonsense approach great
Hi, Try some long stick pins in the holes of the blocks to secure them on some foam then tighten your line. To blue or blacken the brass parts, put them on a sheet of metal and use a torch or lighter under the metal plate. Looks really good Alex.
Thank you! Stay safe!
Here I still am in my sofa, at 03.53 night my time, having binge watched all videos that you have uploaded of this build so far. I still can't sleep after a crappy day, but at least I enjoy watching you build. **thumbs up** ☺
After this video I think I will watch a video that came up in recommended about Sweden's Luxurious Arctic Sleeper Train Review. No idea why? Just that I can't seem fall asleep and this is the latest video you have uploaded, so I need to watch something.
I had a lot of nights like the One you are having.... Just try to sleep... Its more important than you imagine ( ir you know exactly how much it is) 👍🙂
@@AlexModeling Yeah. Only 3 hrs sleep last evening and 3 1/2 hrs this evening, in over 60 hrs now. I guess better than nothing. Been watching a lot of model building videos this week due to lack if sleep. I find them relaxing even if I can't sleep properly. Keep making the videos man. They're nice and I like your attitude in the videos. **thumbs up**
Great Video. I am currently building the Beagle from Occre. I am using 2 jigs to get correct height on the deadeyes, then taking of the ratlines and rap twin above the deadeye on my workbench. It works easier and less messy with glue. I finish like you on top with a simple knot. I know this is an extra step in the process. Like you the Beagle is my first building experience with wooden model ships. learning step by step by trail and error.
Trial and error while having fun! Thats all we need! 🙂👍 Stay safe!
I am beginning to build a boat on the planking I have found that double sided tap is best for it it hold in place very well and it works for me give it a try
For a first timer you are dong great!
Glad to see you back at work on this model and doing your usual fine work.
Having fun. Stay safe
Hi Alex, love your work. Building an Occre boat myself called the Jabeque at the moment. Keep it safe though as was near a heart attack seeing the drillbit so close to your fingers for drilling in the holes in the mast.
Your right it is! 🙂👍
Tres beau felicitations ...
Mate you have more patience than I can imagine. Super work
Thank you Mark!
It seem a very hard work, very long happy to see you back
Its hard work but very relaxing at the same time! 🙂👍
@@AlexModeling yes I agree I've still to start mine but I have waited to buy a good compressor and a dremel now I think I'm ready, but I've also my collection of 1:72 ww2 planes waiting for me
Planes are always interesting! 🙂🙂👍
Hi Alex ,i am happy to see you back i realy enjoy your build , what a beauty full ship you are building .
Keep up the nice work, greeting from Brussels.
Greetings from Portugal!
Hey im building albatross nowe these vids helps allot and about those small blocks im also builded amerigo vespucci image 100ish 😂 was pain 😅 anyway great build im using your start 2 finish build vid for the albatross 💪🏼
Have Fun! 😊👍👍
Hello Alex, my current project (for 10 years) is the frigate Diana from OcCre. A big project for my first time... 😅
Best of luck! Go for it! 🙂👍😀
Hey brother.. Looking good. You can tell its a labor of love doing all of your builds. Keep it up.
Hey Ron! Nice to ser u! Hope you are safe!
Double sided tap very good for the bell end and Saturn
Gran trabajo, como es habitual. Siempre se aprende con tus vídeos. Saludos desde Extremadura, España.
Saludos!
Man, that is some awesome work, Alex. Absolutely brilliant
Que precisão! Isto não é para qualquer um! 💯
É um barco de madeira amigo! Demora uma eternidade a ser construído mas acho que no final o Modelo fica lindamente e podemos Olhar para ele e pensar que "Fui eu que o fiz"👍🙂 forte abraço
Good video And
good work
Good ship
Thank you!
Alex, great work, what is the spray that you use after gluing. Ray
Ciano acrilate acelerator
Can't wait to watch this later Alex!
Excellent work, Alex. Looks very nice👍
Just discovered your channel. I’m just learning how to build wooden model ships. It’ll be interesting to see how your ship turns out. Subscribing. 👍
Hello! This Model hás a 10 episode series but you can also watch one video from start to finish already here! Cheers
很棒的影片，非常令人讚嘆的手藝！真心希望你的頻道能讓更多人看到，來自台灣的祝福
Blessings for Taiwan! Stay strong!
Excellent work 👍
You videos are very educational, just bought the Essex. Question? when at the rigging stage, how do you know what length to cut the threads to start the rigging. Looking at the instructions, it shows mm but not sure if I should cut longer for tying & cutting. Any info appreciated.
It was relaxing just watching
Thank you my friend!
Awesome work man
Hello Alex, I also did the construction step with the rigging on the bowsprit today. I noticed that you made a mistake. The rope that comes on the outside of the anchors is not held by the rod below the bowsprit, but is attached directly to the mast. I had to look several times before I noticed it. maybe you can change it. The front rope on the lower bar is also only attached once and not twice.
Yes but...
Yes, you are right. Changing it
Great video, thanks
Nice work as always 😃👍
Thank you Ghost!
Hi Alex. Dennis from Sachse, Tx USA here. The more I watch your Albatros video the more I appreciate your work! WTG!
I do have a question about some rigging on the foremast. The 1to1 scale directions only shows one block at the top of the mast. Color photos shows three. How did you tie them? Did you wrap a line and glue and then lash the lines together. Like what's done when starting the rope ladders. What kind of knot or how did you tie all three at the same spot without making it looked clumped together. The Albatross is my first build too.
I tried to glue them the best way i could! 👍👍😊 Regarding the knots i explain it on a vídeo can t remember what.. stay safe
I also drew your diagram. I followed it closely The individual lines came out much better than I expected thanks to you!! When adding the individual line used for steps. I followed John Aliprantis's video. Santisima Trinidad - part 64 Tying Ratlines & Anchors. If you will use a much smaller line when rigging steps. The ratlines have a much cleaner look. I asked John about using bees wax. He said he used it one time. Cut all the waxed lines off and restrung. The lines are much easier to handle. They are also a dust magnet. Thanks to you and Aliprantis my Albatros is coming along nicely. What are you building now? @@AlexModeling
very nice work
Thank you!
Hello Alex, another very nice and insightful video. You put the rigging around the mast at 31.20 in your video. Did you read that somewhere or did it yourself? I'm in the process of doing it too, but I wanted to run the ropes from right to left over the mast, which would also make it easier to moor the spinsters.
I Saw that on the book "Rigging period ship models" by Leonard Peterson... Honestly couldn t find on instrucions but thought the book would be a good help
Que trabalhão....😅😅👌👌👌
Verdade! Mas se ficar bom, merece um daqueles lugares na sala🙂👍
I’m at roughly the same stage on my Albatross build. I’ve had many frustrations building it but have learned so much. It’s an ideal model for new builders to learn the basics and I must admit, I love this little boat! I do have one question for you. In the Occre plastic box kit which has all the non wooden pieces for the boat, I am puzzled over where two small metal pieces fit in to the ship. If you orient the plastic box kit such that the compartment containing all the gold nails is at the top left looking down at it, then the two metal pieces in question are located in the compartment directly to the right of the one with the nails. The same compartment contains gold wire rings as well. I’ve gone over the plans several times but I don’t see where these two small metal pieces are used. They kind of look like funnels for lack of a better word. I was wondering if you might know? Thanks in advance for any assistance and for all your videos on the build as well.
ASAP i will check it and get back to you ok? 🙂👍
@@AlexModeling Ok and thank you!
Haha... With those two parts, I've been wondering where they go, I couldn't find anything either.
@@elcaputo5931 Glad I’m not the only one :)
Are those 2 round black with a hollow funnel, but not with a hole in the middle?
Can I get some help in understanding measurements on the OcCree plans. Example# on the plans it shows 15x150 15x500. How do I break that down to the US standard? Any help greatly appreciated.
If instructions have 2X5X600 for ex: that means that you need a wood piece that measures 2 mm think by 5 mm wide And the lenght is 600 mm ir 6 cms...
All you have to do now is, using google transform mm to inches ... Hope it helps
I explain everithing on my vídeos.. you just have to find the info
31:17 do you wrap the shrouds or ratlines around both masts on top. The instructions don't show how to do it. Thanks.
Yes i did! I used sóme pictures of smaller vessels And some books that told me that this is a basic feature in naval modeling. If you serch for HMS VICTORY photos of the same area you Will see it
@@AlexModeling Why do the instructions only show red lines thru the center of the mast? I want to make sure I build the ship correctly. Your videos are great, this will be my first build as well. Thanks for your help.
Good Lucky for It! Go! 😊😊👍
The rigging instructions are not that detailed.
Toop Toop
Hey, what's the title/isbn of the book you mentioned? I'm about to get started on my albatross build and I bet it will help
Rigging Period Ships Models - Lennarth Petersson (I believe is the book you are referring to)
Yes it is! Im sorry for my late reply to Steven question
27:38 what glue is that?
Hey Alex, dropping in to see what you are up to. You always post an enjoyable video. Thanks for the watch! See you next time.
Thanks! 👍
is it possible to email you?
Yes. modelingsimple@hotmail.com
Hi Alex, great work! What glue do you use to glue the knots in the ropes?
Well done sir!
Thank you!
@@AlexModeling im a car modeler of 20 years and I built a wooden ship too. Whole different thing. You’re doing way better than I did