Charles H Lightoller was RMS Titanic second officer , And I have watched all your inspirational videos which is helping me to plan my Build of the Hachette version of TITANIC
Charles Lightoller was the 2nd Officer on the Titanic. Just want to say Thank you for your series of videos so far. I began watching them out of curiosity, and so, thanks to you and your awesome video tutorial, i have just received my Trumpeter 1/200 Titanic and cant wait to start work. Looking forward to more of your work. Cheers, Craig 👍
I'd seen other people were doing that hull plating on the back and always thought it was over kill, but didn't realize how little of the plating is on the actual Trumpeter Model. Sort of shocking they would release something in that scale missing that much detail. I mean, I built a 1/400 scale version, and it has the plating on the hull. Why Trumpeter couldn't do that as part of the mold on 1/200 is sort of baffling. (Also, cool face reveal for number 50) 🙂
Imagine the machining and casting fabrication involved in the ships propeller and engines systems. Really mind boggling in scope and detail. Simply coaling the finished ship a major undertaking. Millions of riveting operations to join the many complex shaped hull plates. I know of no welding type joinery about the ship perhaps soldering for electrics and similar.
I know it boggles the mind really. With the lack of modern tech we have now too. Casting something the size of a propeller is just beyond belief. Lots of lost arts and trades now though sadly! I expect there are few in the world who can rivet anymore
Second officer was Charles Lightoller. These would add a lot to my Hachette build!! I watch John's channel a lot he's fantastic. I'd actually recommended that he look at this playlist for his Trumpeter kit 😁😁
David Blair was 2nd Officer of Titanic just before sailing day. When Chief Officer Wilde jointed Titanic, the shuffling of officers saw Lightoller shifted from 1st Officer to 2nd Officer. So Titanic had two 2nd Officers in her lifetime. David Blair and Charles H. Lightoller.
ooh and the answer to your question is Charles Herbert Lightoller. I would recommend his book: Titanic and Other Ships. Fun fact: the guy that takes his boys across the channel in his boat in the movie Dunkirk was inspired by Lightoller and his boat the Sundowner, which can still be seen at Kents maritime museum, if youre ever down that way...
Hi there, Yeah he was a fascinating man. I’ve read his book actually, really interesting. I knew he’d sailed across to Dunkirk, didn’t realise the boat was still around and in a museum. I’ll have to go have a look some time, I’m not far from Kent really!
Hi, I thought at first that you would have flamed the plating before gluing it. For me, some thick "rebellious" plates were difficult to hold in place to give them the right shape because I too didn't burn them before. However, the result is great! The voice has a face, nice! 🙂
Charles Herbert Lightoller, is the answer :) looking great as normal so much work tho :/ really need to get started on my own :) can’t believe it’s 50 already! :o
Fascinating. But I'm not convinced. When I look at the model from dead astern, the edge of the plates seem raised a lot. In scale it would seem to be about six inches! Imagine it in full size, and it would seem that the plates are falling off of the frames.
1:38 Did you need to file or sand down any of the existing Trumpeter plating detail before applying the photo etched pieces? Sorry I wasn’t sure from the video 🤔 I don’t need the parts 😁
There’s not a huge amount of weight to it, but it will have some effect. I haven’t floated her since but she was sitting a little high at the stern so I suspect she might be a touch lower there now.
@@TheModelBoatGuy maybe that's all you need, for her to sit even-keeled in the water. I'd like to see how she looks with the added weight in her stern. Thanks for the insight.
So great to see you in person! Now I can put a face onto your voice haha. Again mate, your model is one of the greatest ever build! The detail you put into it is realy rare to see. The time and effort you put into it realy pays off. I finished mine few weeks ago with the Scaledecks. And I had one big flaw 😐 my lighting wich I had put into the model to light it all gave up. I think I drilled thru a ledstrip by coincidence. Now I have only the hull that lights up 😔 but still it is such a beauty because of the Scaledecks. Realy great job you are doing bro! Your model could fit right into the movie 🙂 Keep it up! Grtz!
I’ve been watching your progress for some time with the titanic, and You made a fantastic job of your stern plating, and I’m pleased you found my video of some use
Hi John, Thank you for the comment, tricky for sure but probably something I’ll get the hang of as I do more. Your video was a life saver, hope your model is going well. Cheers, Robbie
Its your Face! Hopefully those plates stay put on your RC model, I think they are well worth the effort though, good job. I love watching this modwl progress, cant wait to see the maiden voyage!
Just wanted to say thank you so much for all your videos. Even though I'm not attempting the Trumpeter model, I am trying my hand at modelling for the first time doing an old 1987 Revell 570:1 as a "practice" piece before building a 350:1 Minicraft Titanic. Your work is so inspiring and I have learned so much! I love to put your videos on (have watched them all multiple times) while I work on my ship. Love your voice and now I love seeing the face too! ;) Cheers!
Thank you for the comment, it’s great to hear people like the stuff! I’ve never made the mini craft model titanic but I have heard very good things about it, so hopefully it’s a good one! Hope you are enjoying the hobby? Frustrating at times for sure but it’s always worthwhile in the end 🙂
Finally, the face behind the voice. Thanks for sharing this. I have all of this to do at some point. The Second Officer was Charles Lightoller. Cheers and happy modelling.
Hi Robbie:) Now, I have just watched all of your videos on this build, and I'm blown away by the work and thought you have put into this magnificent ship.. Such attention to details.. You truly are a master builder.. I have just gotten back into model building after 20 some years of other hobbies, and this have helped me back into the world of model building again. So a few days ago I purchased this set and pulled out all of my tools and are ready to start working on it. Just have a few things left to receive in the mail and I'm all set. So I just want to thank you for the inspiration 🙏 Oh yeah, I just subscribed also, looking forward to the next video and future sets. Best regards, Nikki.
Hi there Nikki, Thank you for your comment. Glad to hear you have got back into the hobby! What did you do in the interim? Good that you’ve got back into it though. Hopefully you find this model a good place to pick things back up. It’s certainly a statement piece on the wall! I am now in the process of thinking what comes after this model. Sadly it’s a hard act to follow but we shall see :) Again thank you for your comment, and I’m glad you’re enjoying the videos, All the best, Robbie
@@TheModelBoatGuy Thanks for your answer:) Yes it will look great on display for sure:) Not sure what to do regarding the lighting, but I'll figure something out:) The other hobby for me is lego:) So I've spent many years collecting and building lego also:) There is just something about sitting still, no TV, radio, phone or anything disturbing me.. Just the quietness and concentrate on the thing you do, building stuff:) So thanks again and I will be looking forward to your next project:) Whatever it will be hehe.. Nikki
Charles Herbert Lightoller was the second officer. Thanks for the fantastic videos on this build. I’ve yet to start mine but I’m sure I will be rewatching these over and over again when I commence my journey. Keep up the great work.
The second officer of Titanic was Charles H. Lightoller. I would also like to say that I love your channel, as I'm big on modeling as well. You also make your videos very enjoyable to watch while also explaining everything you do. Anyways, Thank You!
Great video, very informative, but one thing I noticed though was the water line on the stern. I'm not sure if it was designed that way ( maybe being remote controlled, more weight ) or it was accidental but the water line is a little high, it's suppose to go through the 37 ft mark. The numbers decal start to low down, about 2 ft to low but the actual water line on there now is only about 1 ft to high. I'm sorry I'm just a very detail oriented person so things like that catch my eye, not to mention tons of research about Titanic's Drought and how the water line curves up slightly at the bow and the stern which a lot of people don't know and will put the water line straight across on the models, it will either be too high at the center of the ship and perfect at bow and stern or vice versa.
Fantastic addition to the model. The hull plating from Minibrass, originally designed by Elixander Chamoun, really does finish off the stern of the ship. 2nd Officer was Charles H Lightoller btw lol.
Good morning Robbie ! I follow you from the beginning, congratulations on your construction and thank you for your advice! if I understood correctly, we agree that a missing partition must be added separating the 1st class entrance hall from the "millionaires' promenade", deck B, which I did. Only here, by presenting the "sides" N1P1 / N2P2, I realize that the "slice" of the said partition is found right in the middle of a window! Even imagining moving it a little to one side or the other won't do it! Did you encounter the same issue, and how did you fix it?
Great video!! My trumperter Titanic kit arrived today, cant wait to get started. Charles Herbert Lightoller would be the answer. Keep up the good work.
It was obvious the work done in this video would only make the model look even more fantastic, but for a moment, I felt nervous when you started etching those plate lines on the hull 😄The engraved livery at the back really adds some of the majesty of the real thing. It was also great seeing you present the intro to this video.
Yes I mean it was a bit scary for sure. Not ideal to leave it so late, normally I’d do this sort of thing right at the start but oh well! We live and learn. Thank you for the comment 🙂
@@TheModelBoatGuy There wasn't any doubt that you'd do a great job of the modifications, but being so far in, I wouldn't be surprised if you had second thoughts. The ship was such a beautiful design, your rendition is even more so
Stinks that I missed the giveaway. It's Charles Lightoller as the answer. That out of the way, I absolutely LOVE the look of this. I'd even go so far as to say I'm seriously considering using this to do the stern section of the Agora/Hachette model of the Titanic. One thing that I always worry about with this: when you paint this, what stops the paint from filling in the letters on the back? In other words, what keeps the gold letters gold letters?
Hi Robbie, great video on this fiddly bit and well worth doing wasn't it! I did the same with the porthole areas, opening up the thick hull plastic. I think that they look great with the PE in place. Trumpeter should have tried to include this plate detail on a kit in this scale. The full hull detail would have been nice too! Anyway good job matey! Regards JH 😉
Hi John, Nice to hear from you. Yes it looks splendid once in place, scary to cut into a section that was supposedly finished but all’s well that ends well! Agreed that trumpeter should have tried to include the detail, but oh well at least there are work arounds of sorts. Thank you, hope Olympic is going smoothly! Robbie
1st of all you look completely different with a mustache & beard, I actually thought it was someone else until I heard your voice. Got to ask why did you wait so long to do the stern area? Otherwise the new look Is fabulous on both you & the Titanic...lol. 😜👍👍
Haha thank you, still me I assure you! I waited this long because I was sort of wrestling with myself about whether I should do it or not. I initially thought I wouldn’t because of weight. But the more I looked at the model the more I thought it needed the detailing there. That’s the only reason really, I just finally made a decision, normally I wouldn’t leave such an invasive thing so long!
Yeah sadly this was my feeling too, I held off and held off then just decided to buy the set one evening! As with most of these add ons it’s very easy to kid yourself it will be the last 😛
Ha, all this time I was wondering why the decals on the back didn't look primered. I must have missed when you said you were just going to do it this way. Looks good.
Hi there, Congrats you have won the giveaway, could you drop me an email to themodelboatguy@gmail.com and we can arrange to get the items posted. Thanks, Robbie
A cheaper way of solving the plating issue. I found an image of the stern plating, scaled it up to 1/200th scale, and placing some thin tracing paper on the screen, traced the plates. then copied it onto some thin card, cut it out, glued it on the model and painted it black. job done.
that would be Mr Charles Lightoller! amazing build btw!
Charles H Lightoller was RMS Titanic second officer , And I have watched all your inspirational videos which is helping me to plan my Build of the Hachette version of TITANIC
Charles Herbert Lightoller was the 2nd officer 😀
Welldone. Great job. What a difference 😀
Charles Lightoller was the 2nd Officer on the Titanic. Just want to say Thank you for your series of videos so far. I began watching them out of curiosity, and so, thanks to you and your awesome video tutorial, i have just received my Trumpeter 1/200 Titanic and cant wait to start work. Looking forward to more of your work. Cheers, Craig 👍
Charles Lightoller was second officer. Well done video. Very helpful!
That man would be Mr. Charles Lightoller!
Also watching this build come together has been so fun to watch! I’ll be starting my 1:200 soon!
I'd seen other people were doing that hull plating on the back and always thought it was over kill, but didn't realize how little of the plating is on the actual Trumpeter Model. Sort of shocking they would release something in that scale missing that much detail. I mean, I built a 1/400 scale version, and it has the plating on the hull. Why Trumpeter couldn't do that as part of the mold on 1/200 is sort of baffling. (Also, cool face reveal for number 50) 🙂
Charles H Lightoller was the second officer of Titanic. Also still really enjoy seeing your Titanic come together.
Imagine the machining and casting fabrication involved in the ships propeller and engines systems.
Really mind boggling in scope and detail. Simply coaling the finished ship a major undertaking.
Millions of riveting operations to join the many complex shaped hull plates.
I know of no welding type joinery about the ship perhaps soldering for electrics and similar.
I know it boggles the mind really. With the lack of modern tech we have now too. Casting something the size of a propeller is just beyond belief.
Lots of lost arts and trades now though sadly! I expect there are few in the world who can rivet anymore
Second officer was Charles Lightoller. These would add a lot to my Hachette build!! I watch John's channel a lot he's fantastic. I'd actually recommended that he look at this playlist for his Trumpeter kit 😁😁
David Blair was 2nd Officer of Titanic just before sailing day. When Chief Officer Wilde jointed Titanic, the shuffling of officers saw Lightoller shifted from 1st Officer to 2nd Officer. So Titanic had two 2nd Officers in her lifetime. David Blair and Charles H. Lightoller.
The second officer of the RMS Titanic was Charles Lightoller, who was in charge of loading and launching the lifeboats on the port side.
ooh and the answer to your question is Charles Herbert Lightoller. I would recommend his book: Titanic and Other Ships. Fun fact: the guy that takes his boys across the channel in his boat in the movie Dunkirk was inspired by Lightoller and his boat the Sundowner, which can still be seen at Kents maritime museum, if youre ever down that way...
Hi there,
Yeah he was a fascinating man. I’ve read his book actually, really interesting. I knew he’d sailed across to Dunkirk, didn’t realise the boat was still around and in a museum. I’ll have to go have a look some time, I’m not far from Kent really!
Lightholler was the second officer on the Titanic :) !
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Hi, I thought at first that you would have flamed the plating before gluing it. For me, some thick "rebellious" plates were difficult to hold in place to give them the right shape because I too didn't burn them before.
However, the result is great!
The voice has a face, nice!
🙂
Charles Herbert Lightoller, is the answer :) looking great as normal so much work tho :/ really need to get started on my own :) can’t believe it’s 50 already! :o
Charles Lightoller (2nd Officer) I believe he was from around Lancashire way.
I believe it was Charles Lightoller that was second officer, P.S. the barge is coming along fine.
Fascinating. But I'm not convinced. When I look at the model from dead astern, the edge of the plates seem raised a lot. In scale it would seem to be about six inches! Imagine it in full size, and it would seem that the plates are falling off of the frames.
1:38 Did you need to file or sand down any of the existing Trumpeter plating detail before applying the photo etched pieces? Sorry I wasn’t sure from the video 🤔 I don’t need the parts 😁
Im loving seeing this build come together. Out of curiosity, how much would the hull plating affect the weight balance as you add more and more?
Good job guy.where you've country
Charles Herbert Lightoller 2nd Officer on Titanic
Charles Herbert Lightoller was 2nd Officer.
That is looking fantastic, the plating at the rear really makes a difference. Mr Charles H (Herbert) Lightoller was the second officer on Titanic.
Charles Lightoller was the second officer.
How does the brass plating affect the way she sits in the water?
There’s not a huge amount of weight to it, but it will have some effect. I haven’t floated her since but she was sitting a little high at the stern so I suspect she might be a touch lower there now.
@@TheModelBoatGuy maybe that's all you need, for her to sit even-keeled in the water. I'd like to see how she looks with the added weight in her stern. Thanks for the insight.
Second officer is Charles lightoller
The answer to your question would be Charles Lightoller.
The second officer was Charles Lightoller
So great to see you in person! Now I can put a face onto your voice haha. Again mate, your model is one of the greatest ever build! The detail you put into it is realy rare to see. The time and effort you put into it realy pays off. I finished mine few weeks ago with the Scaledecks. And I had one big flaw 😐 my lighting wich I had put into the model to light it all gave up. I think I drilled thru a ledstrip by coincidence. Now I have only the hull that lights up 😔 but still it is such a beauty because of the Scaledecks. Realy great job you are doing bro! Your model could fit right into the movie 🙂 Keep it up! Grtz!
Charles Lightoller was the first officer of the titanic
I’ve been watching your progress for some time with the titanic, and You made a fantastic job of your stern plating, and I’m pleased you found my video of some use
Hi John,
Thank you for the comment, tricky for sure but probably something I’ll get the hang of as I do more. Your video was a life saver, hope your model is going well.
Cheers,
Robbie
Its your Face! Hopefully those plates stay put on your RC model, I think they are well worth the effort though, good job. I love watching this modwl progress, cant wait to see the maiden voyage!
Hi! Where can I get that printed Stern Plating? Thanks!
Very nice 😃 like 👍
Good video mate.
answer to your question....Charles Herbert Lightoller
Just wanted to say thank you so much for all your videos. Even though I'm not attempting the Trumpeter model, I am trying my hand at modelling for the first time doing an old 1987 Revell 570:1 as a "practice" piece before building a 350:1 Minicraft Titanic. Your work is so inspiring and I have learned so much! I love to put your videos on (have watched them all multiple times) while I work on my ship. Love your voice and now I love seeing the face too! ;) Cheers!
Thank you for the comment, it’s great to hear people like the stuff!
I’ve never made the mini craft model titanic but I have heard very good things about it, so hopefully it’s a good one!
Hope you are enjoying the hobby? Frustrating at times for sure but it’s always worthwhile in the end 🙂
Charles Lightoller a fellow Welshman
Charles Herbert Lightoller was the second officer on board the RMS Titanic. Great video..brilliant tips I’ll use when I tackle my hull plating..:)
Finally, the face behind the voice. Thanks for sharing this. I have all of this to do at some point. The Second Officer was Charles Lightoller. Cheers and happy modelling.
*That's a great Titanic.What a great video! So cool!!!~~^_^*
Charles lightoller!
great looking set, really shows of the plating to a tee.
Thanks, it certainly does. Really adds to the models looks
I’ll give an interesting fact about the second officer, he shows up in dunkirk as the old man and also served in the navy in ww1
Hi Robbie:) Now, I have just watched all of your videos on this build, and I'm blown away by the work and thought you have put into this magnificent ship.. Such attention to details.. You truly are a master builder.. I have just gotten back into model building after 20 some years of other hobbies, and this have helped me back into the world of model building again. So a few days ago I purchased this set and pulled out all of my tools and are ready to start working on it. Just have a few things left to receive in the mail and I'm all set. So I just want to thank you for the inspiration 🙏 Oh yeah, I just subscribed also, looking forward to the next video and future sets. Best regards, Nikki.
Hi there Nikki,
Thank you for your comment. Glad to hear you have got back into the hobby! What did you do in the interim? Good that you’ve got back into it though. Hopefully you find this model a good place to pick things back up. It’s certainly a statement piece on the wall!
I am now in the process of thinking what comes after this model. Sadly it’s a hard act to follow but we shall see :)
Again thank you for your comment, and I’m glad you’re enjoying the videos,
All the best,
Robbie
@@TheModelBoatGuy Thanks for your answer:) Yes it will look great on display for sure:) Not sure what to do regarding the lighting, but I'll figure something out:) The other hobby for me is lego:) So I've spent many years collecting and building lego also:) There is just something about sitting still, no TV, radio, phone or anything disturbing me.. Just the quietness and concentrate on the thing you do, building stuff:) So thanks again and I will be looking forward to your next project:) Whatever it will be hehe.. Nikki
Charles Herbert Lightoller was the second officer. Thanks for the fantastic videos on this build. I’ve yet to start mine but I’m sure I will be rewatching these over and over again when I commence my journey. Keep up the great work.
Thank you for the comment! Good luck with your build when you start
The second officer of Titanic was Charles H. Lightoller. I would also like to say that I love your channel, as I'm big on modeling as well. You also make your videos very enjoyable to watch while also explaining everything you do. Anyways, Thank You!
Great video, very informative, but one thing I noticed though was the water line on the stern. I'm not sure if it was designed that way ( maybe being remote controlled, more weight ) or it was accidental but the water line is a little high, it's suppose to go through the 37 ft mark. The numbers decal start to low down, about 2 ft to low but the actual water line on there now is only about 1 ft to high. I'm sorry I'm just a very detail oriented person so things like that catch my eye, not to mention tons of research about Titanic's Drought and how the water line curves up slightly at the bow and the stern which a lot of people don't know and will put the water line straight across on the models, it will either be too high at the center of the ship and perfect at bow and stern or vice versa.
Fantastic addition to the model. The hull plating from Minibrass, originally designed by Elixander Chamoun, really does finish off the stern of the ship. 2nd Officer was Charles H Lightoller btw lol.
Good morning Robbie ! I follow you from the beginning, congratulations on your construction and thank you for your advice! if I understood correctly, we agree that a missing partition must be added separating the 1st class entrance hall from the "millionaires' promenade", deck B, which I did. Only here, by presenting the "sides" N1P1 / N2P2, I realize that the "slice" of the said partition is found right in the middle of a window! Even imagining moving it a little to one side or the other won't do it! Did you encounter the same issue, and how did you fix it?
Charles Lightoller was second officer. I have the hull plating set, so your video is a fantastic source of much valued information.
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"Hello there."
Charles H. Lightoller was second officer. Loving the build too!
Nice work! Really like the was you painted the sheer line and the lettering on the stern, and Charles Lightoller was Second Officer on Titanic.
The lettering on the stern was so satisfying to do! Such a neat job with practically no effort on my part 🙂
I’m sure someone’s mentioned it before but the artists latex can be a fantastic mask for intricate areas
Charles H Lightoller :) Will definetely use them! Also was good to finally see you in the video ;)
Great video as always. Need this for my build,just looked at the price and deem it worthy and a necessity.
Great video!!
My trumperter Titanic kit arrived today, cant wait to get started.
Charles Herbert Lightoller would be the answer.
Keep up the good work.
Charles H. Lightroller. Also thank you so much for this series. I’m learning a lot and it’s giving me inspiration on my build.
It was obvious the work done in this video would only make the model look even more fantastic, but for a moment, I felt nervous when you started etching those plate lines on the hull 😄The engraved livery at the back really adds some of the majesty of the real thing. It was also great seeing you present the intro to this video.
Yes I mean it was a bit scary for sure. Not ideal to leave it so late, normally I’d do this sort of thing right at the start but oh well! We live and learn. Thank you for the comment 🙂
@@TheModelBoatGuy There wasn't any doubt that you'd do a great job of the modifications, but being so far in, I wouldn't be surprised if you had second thoughts. The ship was such a beautiful design, your rendition is even more so
Finished watching the video, brilliant job.the second officer on titanic was Charles h lightroller .
Stinks that I missed the giveaway. It's Charles Lightoller as the answer.
That out of the way, I absolutely LOVE the look of this. I'd even go so far as to say I'm seriously considering using this to do the stern section of the Agora/Hachette model of the Titanic. One thing that I always worry about with this: when you paint this, what stops the paint from filling in the letters on the back? In other words, what keeps the gold letters gold letters?
Nevermind. Saw you do it. Looks incredible.
Lovely job and commitment to modelling excellence. Btw - Charles lightoller.
Hi Robbie, great video on this fiddly bit and well worth doing wasn't it! I did the same with the porthole areas, opening up the thick hull plastic. I think that they look great with the PE in place.
Trumpeter should have tried to include this plate detail on a kit in this scale. The full hull detail would have been nice too! Anyway good job matey! Regards JH 😉
Hi John,
Nice to hear from you. Yes it looks splendid once in place, scary to cut into a section that was supposedly finished but all’s well that ends well!
Agreed that trumpeter should have tried to include the detail, but oh well at least there are work arounds of sorts. Thank you, hope Olympic is going smoothly!
Robbie
Enjoying every video! Thanks for those wonderful vids!
Second Officer CH Lightoller. Didn't want to forget it! Thanks for the fun giveaway!
Hey the voice has a face !!! nice to see you.
Thanks!
1st of all you look completely different with a mustache & beard, I actually thought it was someone else until I heard your voice. Got to ask why did you wait so long to do the stern area? Otherwise the new look Is fabulous on both you & the Titanic...lol. 😜👍👍
Haha thank you, still me I assure you!
I waited this long because I was sort of wrestling with myself about whether I should do it or not. I initially thought I wouldn’t because of weight. But the more I looked at the model the more I thought it needed the detailing there. That’s the only reason really, I just finally made a decision, normally I wouldn’t leave such an invasive thing so long!
Damn, you might have just cost me $75! Charles Lightoller was the 2nd officer.
Lovely work as always 👏
Yeah sadly this was my feeling too, I held off and held off then just decided to buy the set one evening! As with most of these add ons it’s very easy to kid yourself it will be the last 😛
Ha, all this time I was wondering why the decals on the back didn't look primered. I must have missed when you said you were just going to do it this way. Looks good.
Titanics 2nd officer was Charles Herbert Lightoller, great video, very educational. I have this set but still yet to do it
Hi there,
Congrats you have won the giveaway, could you drop me an email to themodelboatguy@gmail.com and we can arrange to get the items posted.
Thanks,
Robbie
@@TheModelBoatGuy it's not an good idea to do that I know it's the only way but some one could jist be an imposter lying to be him
Charles Herbert Lightoller.
Ps: Loving all you videos and excellent advice so far. Thank you fellow. 😃
Thanks for the comment! Glad you’re liking the content 🙂
You're quite handsome aren't u
Check out my Lego Titanic I tried my best it might not look like it depends how you see it
A cheaper way of solving the plating issue. I found an image of the stern plating, scaled it up to 1/200th scale, and placing some thin tracing paper on the screen, traced the plates. then copied it onto some thin card, cut it out, glued it on the model and painted it black. job done.
Yes I get what you mean. I think probably quite a good idea. Certainly cheaper!
Did you do the playing on the underside of the hull too?
@@TheModelBoatGuy no cos it's not really seen. Might change my mind who knows?
Use a sharp blade........really???? I was gonna use the dullest I could find. Thank you professor obvious.
Absolutely loving this series and also your evolving presentation style. Can’t wait for more