001 - Sovereign of the Seas 1637 - book overview JOHN McKAY (2020)
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- Опубликовано: 16 апр 2020
- Video about library for ship modelers. An overview of Sovereign of The Sea by John McKay (2020 publication).
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Вау,оце так книга це я розумію ,дійсно відповідає даному паруснику ,просто нема слів дуже багата внутрянка ,по таким інформаційним даним можна й будувати точну копію вітрильника,супер 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻😀🇺🇦
Це не буде точною копією. Це інтерпритація автора, як міг виглядати цей корабель. Сам автор зізнається, що багато частин в цих кресленнях - це просто його здогадка. Він також використав багато пізнішу конструкцію шпангоутів, яка точно не могла ще існувати за часів вітрилька Sovereign.
Нажаль жодних креслень з цього корабля не збереглося лише відомі розміри, кількість гармат, описання зовнішнього вигляду, картини, тощо. Для реальної реконструкції треба хочаб знайти кораблетрощу)))
Так ,я це все розумію ,але всеж таки дехто орієнтується лише на такі видання ,так ак іншого немає ,дякую ,з повагою ,успіхів Вам .👍🏻😀✌🏻🇺🇦
This has to be the most beautiful ship ever constructed.
TOTALLY AGREE. The most beautiful ship that ever sailed.
I ordered 'Sovereign of the Seas' by John McKay 1637 today. After completion of the hull I was about to start with the masts, rigging and sails on my Sergal Sovereign. I was pretty desperate not knowing the 'historic' way to do that and then I found this book. i am a happy man!
Thank you Olha! Wonderful video. I'm reading this book right now. You have an impressive library.
Superbe, when i started making shipmodels made out of wood i was advised to buy books with the basics of shipbuilding and i did. First book was german "das grosze Buch der Schiffstypen", a lot of books are added to that. It helped me to scratchbuild som modells. When i am scratchbuilding i mostly use the 1 : 75 for details. If i want to have more info i often visit "the Rotterdam Maritime museum library. ( iI am from the Netherlands) . I saw your builds and they are stunning. I wish more women would have the guts to start doing this. Most of the women that visit my house are mostly concidering my models to be "dustcatchers".
Been building this since 2013 as been getting the parts slowly from the company selling it and eBay 50 parts left to get as originally it was weekly to buy
I think it is a good idea to show the ships books you have. It is a way to spread history and ideas for ship modelling. Many thanks
De superbes documents sur des vaisseaux d·époque !! une source de lumière sur une époque pas si lointaine ...A+
Merci!
Hi Olha. Thanks for this overwiev. Great video as usual. A friend of mine is currently building the SotS and confirms that this book will be of the utmost interest to the shipmodelers and marine historians. At the very beginning of the video I see the monograph of the cutter Le Cerf by Jean Boudriot, ANCRE Publishing, France. Many books of the French Naval Archeology series are now available in English. I am a shipmodeler and I'm collaborating with ANCRE as Italian/French translator and proofreader. Didier Berti (the boss) has your address. I asked him to send you his updated English catalogue.
From time to time I watch the TV show Україна має талант on RUclips. I confirm. Ukraine got talent... and you're the best !
Thank you very much!
I'm building this cutter myself - and now I'm trying to understand why the table with weapons in the book is different from the drawings! Maybe the book describes a real ship, and the drawings are made from a museum model ... I do not know French at all and therefore it is very difficult to read this monograph. I will be very grateful to you for the English translation!
@@OlhaBatchvarov Le Cerf was armed with 8 pdr (chaser) and 6 pdr long guns (for each calibre the French Navy had short and long guns).
I measured the guns on plans V and VI and compared with period plans * (Establishment 1778, length measured from the cascabel to the muzzle). Then I converted the duodecimal measurements to metric system and reduced the results to 1/48 scale.
The plans V and VI are reliable. Forget the table in the book. Scale is 1/24.
Reminder. French pied / foot = 324,8 mm ; pouce / inch = 27,07 mm ; ligne = 2,26 mm
If you want more information or translation, I'm at your disposal. I asked ANCRE to give you my mail address. Too many spammers watch RUclips !
* Bibliographic source : Artillerie de mer / Naval Artillery by Jean Boudriot.
Excellent literary work!
Thank you!
Хорошая идея с библиотекой. Покажи что в книге о яхте Ytrecht
Давным давно подарили книгу О.Курти "Постройка моделей судов". До сих пор использую
У меня тоже она есть - ето бЬІл приз на чемпионате (ето бЬІли мои первЬІе соревнования, поетому ета книга очень ценная для меня)...
Давно хотел заглянуть в книгу о яхте Ytrecht 1746
С удовольствием покажу все что есть внутри етой книги. Имею еще и дополнение - строительство модели и дополнительние чертежи от автора!
Спасибо за видео! А есть ли книга: "The Master Shipwright's Secrets: How Charles II built the Restoration Navy" ?
@@archi9084 , муж сказал есть - пошла искать и снимать видеообзор))))
@@OlhaBatchvarov Жду! Думаю: покупать- не покупать?
@@archi9084 обзор можно посмотреть по ссилке:
ruclips.net/video/fD7AlxQAV9k/видео.html
Его публикация запланирована на пятницу, но вьІ уже можете его увидеть!
Thankful. Can you please send me the programs. Thank you
What do you mean by PROGRAMS?
@@OlhaBatchvarov thanks for your response. I mean, if possible, send me the maps of this beautiful model as a zip or pdf file.
Because where I live, it is not possible to buy this book, even from sites like Amazon, etc...
Thankful
А в Украине такие книжки
продаются ..?
Я заказывала с амазона в Киев книги когда Виктори строила. Так что должна быть доставка в Украину и этой тоже!
No mention, drawing or plan 9f the ships bell... anywhere.
Must be somewhere in the book!
@@OlhaBatchvarov I've looked... building her from airfix kit with scratch built parts to see no mention and definitely not on plans... there are loads of awesome model builders who have done incredible ship's bell for her though
King Charles the 1st - CR I - The King who ordered this great ship to be built - and the King who bestowed Viscount Kingsland to my forefathers for service to the Crown. Christopher Kingsland.
Wow, how interesting!
Would that be the Nicholas Barnewall, 1st Viscount Barnewall of Kingsland in the Irish peerage? Created in 1646? King Charles I may not have had the brilliance and maritime knowledge - genius, really - of his son, His Majesty King Charles II, but certainly was far more intelligent and capable than people generally credit him.
@@kroumbatchvarov7671 Yes - Nicholas Barnewall. And true, the Royal Navy for example, though not realized then (and CR I paid dearly), has a lot it owes to CR I.
Спасибо за видео но хотелось бы на русском лайк вы как всегда прекрасно выглядите ,восхищаюсь вашеми работами
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An absolutely horrible book. See, for example, the review on Amazon by the late Frank Fox, the pre-eminent naval historian of ships of this era. McKay has incorrectly position the decks (they should not have falls), the Sovereign had a round tuck, not a square tuck stern, the radius of McKay's stem is wrong, his sternpost is too high, the tiller is incorrectly located, the sweeps (radii) of the bends are incorrect, and more.
If you are collecting information about SOVEREIGN of the SEAS - type in RUclips search: "The SOVEREIGN of the SEAS" published by Professor Kroum Batchvarov - Underwater Ship Archaeologist.
You will find a lot of interesting things there!
@@OlhaBatchvarov Hi, Olha. Thank you for your comment. Actually, I have been researching the Sovereign for about 10 years. During this time, I was fortunate enough to work with the late Frank Fox, who I mentioned in my post. I have completed my own plans now. I have written up a description of them, but I doubt it will be published. One publisher has already described it is "too academic." Nevertheless, I have finally started building this ship. I have really just starter. I am only working on tapering the keel.