Vasa Museum in Stockholm
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- Опубликовано: 21 июл 2022
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The Vasa Museum - part of the Swedish National Maritime and Transport Museums: www.vasamuseet.se/en
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Very good video. I am a fan of naval modeling. I have made this ship in plastic. My idea is to make it out of wood. It was a shame that she sank on her maiden voyage. But thanks to that today we can enjoy it ourselves. ;-)
That's for sure - we are lucky!))
Incredible.
Спасибо за хорошее видео!
Ого!! Круто... фотографіями цього ее передати це точно
Це дійсно неймовірний музей!
Amazing and beautiful!! Thank yo uvery much
My pleasure
In 2008 we went in Poland for vacation saw the real nice maritime museum in Gdansk we took the ferry from Gdansk to Stockholm and we went to the Wasa museum wonderful visit
Tanks to show that to us
My pleasure!
Thank You Olha, for bringing us along your visit ! Hope you and your loved ones have a great/safe weekend. Cheers,Tony
Thank you very much Tony!
Another great video, thanks for sharing.
David
My pleasure!
Remarkable !
Thank you for sharing the beauty !
😇❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
My pleasure 😊
Thanks, 👍👍, she’s a beautiful ship
She really is!
Hi olha hello from Dublin Ireland.love your channel keep them models coming there very inspiring. Hopefully I’ll be visiting vasa in the near future it’s story is so interesting.
Thank you very much!
OMG Olha! You are so fortunate to have actually walked the deck of the Wasa! Thank you for sharing this experience with us!
My pleasure!!
I never got to walk on that deck. It’s still a great museum. It’s such an amazing thing to see in real life.
Memories, memories of a trip we did 15 years ago. Just must have had a special feeling walking on history, I remember we were not allowed to come even close to the ship the time we went.
So come on Olha. When are you going to start your own kits ? This one could be it !
🔥This video has SUBTITLES that you can TRANSLATE into any language🔥
🔥Це відео має СУБТИТРИ, які ви можете ПЕРЕКЛАСТИ будь-якою мовою🔥
Incredibly well preserved! Their misfortune was our luck...
Great photos, by the way.
Thank you!
Thank you very much!
Glad you enjoyed it.
Danke für dieses geniale Video.
freut mich
Thank you 👍
You are welcome
So it's not Plank-On-Frame construction, it's Frame-On-Plank :) Beautiful images and story.
Ha ha really))) this is an "inside out" design
I remember going to the museum at our honeymoon. We spent a whole day there looking at all the intricate details. I am currently building a model of her, although nothing will match the quality of the model at the museum
Excellent work. Thank you for sharing this video.
My pleasure!
Olga, what a amazing view that you have given of Vasa. The views that you have given us o this ship are simply amazing. This, by far, is your best video work.
You have allowed us to see parts of this ship that we could never dream of. This is a modelers dream. Thank You and your Husband for all these great views.
Tim Murphy, USS Constitution Guild
Thank you so much Tim!
I'm glad you liked it!
Stunning photography. The whole experience must have taken your breath away. Thank you.
Thank ypu!
I’ve been it’s soo good
Olha, you were lucky to see such corners of this great ship that most people only dream of, and besides, to meet your future husband on this ship! How much you are now mentally connected with this ship! To say that the movie is amazing is an understatement. Just BRAVO!! And I'm already on fire with the idea of a shalop Vasa.))
It will be a good kit!
@@OlhaBatchvarov ОООО!! 😃
What an impressive experience it must be to be able to be in that beautiful and powerful time machine. Imposing. I am overwhelmed and moved. Thanks for the experience. Valentine.💓
I'm glad you liked it!
Lovely work! And fun to have you on board.
Thank you kindly!
👍✌
Вау,Оля,дуже дякую за прекрасне відео💙💛 який крутий музей,дуже дякую за чудову екскурсію!!!удачі і творчого натхнення!!!твоя робота як завжди на висоті, дякую!!!
Щиро дякую!
Je reve de pouvoir le visiter un jour. J'ai meme les plans de ce bateau.
Merci !
Je suis heureux que vous ayez aimé!
Good morning Olha, Absolutely stunning thank you so much for sharing.
You are so welcome
She isn't no HMS Victory, but damn she is beautiful.
We modern 'high-tech' people are often so arrogant as to think that we are superior to the people who built (and carved!) such beautiful masterpieces...by hand...out of raw wood, metal, and fiber. Few people today could match the expert craftsmanship exhibited by these 'low-tech' masters! Incredible work, just incredible!
Yes, I also wonder how you could build without power tools back then...
Музей прекрасен, Васа великолепна! Жаль, не пускают внутрь.
ВАСу опустошили специально даже от резьбы внутри , специально что б снять нагрузку на корпус, который и так под собственным весом деформировался. Как никак кораблю почти 400 лет, вот и не пускают наборт. Да и много химии и иногда ядовитой использовали для консервации древесины. Я случайно к мачте прислонилась и получила аллергическую реакцию...
@@OlhaBatchvarov объективно понятно, почему не пускают. Всё таки 333 года на дне - удивительно, что вообще что-то осталось. Но все-таки хочется посмотреть, как оно внутри. Рисунки и гравюры это хорошо, но живое присутствие гораздо интересней.
и Спасибо за видео.
(мы тоже были примерно в 2018 году, только летом.)
Thanks for sharing your great photos and the story behind! An excellent video for a remarkable artifact! 👍
Thank you!
I am glad you liked it!
Thank you for your video. I remember when it was raised. I read the National Geographic article over many times. I was fascinated.
My pleasure!
Incredible images of the intricate workmanship on her. To preserve the ship in such a way must have been such a painstaking monumental task. A visit here is definitely one for the bucket list ! Beautifully presented. Thank you Olha
Glad you enjoyed it
Love watching your building videos. They are inspiring and strangely relaxing to watch, both for model ships and my own boat. I live on an old wooden sloop and have a great deal of work to get her up to scratch first before l can dig out my model Viking Longships. Would be interesting to see your take on a longship build at some point....or have l missed one ?!. All the best Bob
Легенда... до мурашек...
WOW!!!! Not much more I can say. A visit to this has to go on my bucket list.
This museum is worth it!
Ships of the time were so beautiful. Galleons were ornate but cumbersome, later ships of the line were all business but for a brief period warships had elements of both. I'd love to visit Wasa and as I must one day go back to vist Fram in Oslo it would make a good combination! Thanks for sharing with us.
Glad you enjoyed it
Someday I would love to visit this amazing ship. Thanks for sharing!
You should! This museum is worth it!
Prelepo
Дуже дякую!!! 😮😮😮❤❤❤👍👍👍
Будь Ласка!
Ohhhhhh!!!! Impresionante 👌👌👌 en navío Vasa, muy impresionante, felicitaciones por la impecable fotografía y puesta en escena Olha, felicidades, saludos de un apasionado del diseñó naval, desde PERÚ, un abrazo. Y sigue así brindándonos este estas experiencias espectaculares. Felicitaciones nuevamente.
¡Gracias! ¡Me alegra que te guste!
What an AMAZING artifact!
Hermoso museo gracias Olha por compartirlo....🇲🇽....
¡Mi placer!
Really excited to see this one.
I'm glad you liked it!
Excellent video Olha a museum that I have always wanted to visit - the ship is in such remarkable condition!
Thank you very much!
What a great video.
Have a real interest in visiting, even more interested after this !!
Must have been such a nice place to visit with all the history and details.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Olha, thanks for sharing. Stunning photography-as always. It reminded me of my visit in this very remarkable museum!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Olha, absolute amazing photography!
Thank you very much!
Doctors should prescribes 30 minutes of this channel for every 5 minutes of watching “the news.” 🤓
Thank you very much!
I'm glad you liked it!
Amazing video, think you’ve just got me hooked. 👍 Truly outstanding.
Thank you!
Hey Olha, its such an amazing masterpiece! Love your work... hope 4 more, thx.
Thank you!
I'm glad you liked it!
That is absolutely amazing Olha !!! Thanks for sharing this nice piece of history with us. You really are so lucky to have been able to get into this stunning ship, must be a very nice adventure.
Thank you!
Yes, it really was an incredible adventure. Not work, but pleasure. I will remember this visit for the rest of my life...
@@OlhaBatchvarov I do absolutely believe you on that, it is a great memory to cherish !
You worked on Vasa, that is amazing 🤩. Is this your profession and you do this for living?
Thank you for sharing story and amazing photos with us 🙏🙂
I'm glad you liked it!
Both!
Yes, I changed my profession, but my engineering experience only helped to do it quickly and painlessly...
Congratulations Olha! Good news, even about a someone you have never met always lifts the spirits! Could you help me understand the 'Dutch building methods' that you mentioned? There are now 3 books about the Dutch maritime industries in my book collection but nothing mentions specific details on construction. I only speak english so can you recommend some good books... and also about the 'Baidarka' as well.... I am half Ukrainian and would like to read about and understand any Slavic boatbuilding designs.
I will retire in a few short years and am interested in building small boats in my time and now am curious if I could apply 16th century methods to 21st century boats of modest size. Please make a video or two explaining this interesting and practical bit of history. Thank you, and Good luck!
Thank you! I know only one book that explains the constructions. More precisely, the technology of building Dutch ships. Nicolaes Witsen and SHIPBUILDING in the Dutch Golden Age by A.J. Hoving. I have an overview of this book, issue 76 in the library playlist...
สวยมากครับ
ขอขอบคุณ!
Olha, fantástico! As imagens e o mistério do afundamento nos permitem delirar e fazer parte da tripulação...
Grato e parabéns, belíssimo!
Obrigada!
Estou feliz que você gostou!
Excellent video. I think this ship is one of the best examples ever of form over function- a true work of art. But a useless warship... If you can't even get out of the harbor you won't win any battles
But the most interesting thing is that her sistership had a long and rich career. Archaeologists are still working on the question of why VASA did not return to a vertical position, why the ballast did not work and the ship sank...
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I hope you are well 🙏
Vasa thru the eyes of a skilled model maker...
Glad you enjoyed it.
@@OlhaBatchvarov Bookmarked it for future, easier reference.
Nice work, nice ship, thumbs up :)
Thank you very much!
Curious that half a world away the Chinese were using the same construction methods employed by the Swedes to build junks. There is a recent article in ‘Wooden Boat’ showing how this is being done today. The bottom planks are bent and edge-fastened to define the shape and frames and upper planking added later.
Wow! I didn't know anything about the construction of Junks. This is very interesting information. Thank you!
FYI - “Wooden Boat, May/June 2018 #262, pages 38-46.
The quality of the photos is exceptional in this video.
I saw the documentary when the Vasa was taken out of the water.
Were all the original Vasa's exterior sculpts as colorful as the kits show?
I find the ship beautiful, but less this rainbow of colors of the kits.
Thank you very much!
Yes, it really was. They were painted to prolong life. The knights were painted in natural colors, just like in real life, and the lions' manes were painted with gilding. The model in the museum demonstrates this colorful carnival)))
Здравствуйте,Ольга)Спасибо за видео.Вот,пожалуй,какой будет следующая модель для сборки!...ну,либо французская "Корона".С нуля не осилю из-за обилия декора.Посоветуйте ,пожалуйста,какие КИТы достойны внимания прежде всего по качеству литья,всё остальное-решаемо.
Все китьІ разньІе, даже у одного и того же производителя от коробки к коробке будет разное качество - ето зависит от моделиста которьІй делает набор... Я не видела ни тот ни другой набор, но знаю что в музей Васа обращались с Деагостини и старались при поддержке музея сделать максимально детализированньІй и точньІй набор ВАСА...
@@OlhaBatchvarov Спасибо!
Any thoughts on building a Vasa model ?
Love your work
She is on my wish list)))
Hello Olha,
Are you planning to build this magnificent ship?
I hope so because it's a very beautifull ship.
Gerard
Maybe someday, when my husband finishes documenting all the frames of this ship and the museum publishes the third volume...
Hay algún buen kit de este hermoso barco que puedas recomendar además del deagostini?. Saludos y gracias por este estupendo video.
Hasta donde yo sé, los Deagostins lo hicieron más preciso. Al menos se pusieron en contacto con el museo e hicieron la talla más detallada (la fundieron en metal blanco). Pero no sé cómo lo hicieron exactamente, porque no he visto este set.
@@OlhaBatchvarov gracias Olha
The details are very difficult to remake in a smale scale....the beauty of this ship is uncomparable...
Thank you very much!
Пані Ольга,цей корабель був затоплений ?
Ні - цей корабель не був затоплений. Васа затонула через фатальний збіг різних обставин в один момент. Тоді як її "Сістершип" Еплет (побубована за тимиж лініями) після довгої і успішної карєри - була затоплена на підходах до порту...
@@OlhaBatchvarov Дякую за пояснення. Просто видно що корабель довгий час був під водою. Успіху Свм!
What strikes me, watching this old, original XVI and XVII century ships, found at well preserved state, is how mediocre the quality of woodworking is on them. You can tell the difference between the new parts added during restoration (much higher quality) and the original ones. And I am not talking about carved ornaments, but about the structural and functional pieces. Like the water pump, made of a log with the bark still in place, or crudely chiseled beams, etc.
Obviously, they didn't have modern power tools, like planers, so making a perfect straight beam would be probably quite difficult with what they had, but even the chisel and saw cuts are very crude and careless. Even late XVIII and early XIX century ships (still pre-power tools) had much higher quality of woodworking.
Actually, the bark is left on the pump for functional reasons (the log will split in use if the bark is removed). The surface finish on the ship today looks much more uneven than it was originally, due to erosion of the top 10-15 mm of surface while the ship was underwater (which is why the new timber looks much smoother). There was a consistent practice of removing sawmarks to leave smooth surfaces, chamfering edges, etc., more less at the same level as one sees in later pre-power tool ships (at least in the original timbers I have examined in wrecks and preserved ships). I think the surface finish was a little higher on British-built warships, and British builders achieved much more uniform dimensions, while Dutch builders regarded that level of finish and regularity as a wasteful extravagance. It all depends on how you define quality.
So it's true! But I think that the speed of construction can also be to blame for this. And also economical use of wood, because it was precious then...
@@OlhaBatchvarov It is a popular myth that Vasa was built in a hurry, but compared to ships of similar size built in the Low Countries, it was built relatively slowly, taking a year and a half to finish main hull construction. The standard of finish is typical of Dutch-built ships in this period. The Dutch were very concerned about efficient use of materials, and so they did not always remove sapwood and left waney edges on many larger timbers. For the same reason, they did not bother with consistent dimensions, so the deck beams, for example, vary in width based on the size of the trees used. Where surfaces are finished, they are finished as well as on any other ships I have looked at. The sides and bottoms of the deck beams are flat and smooth, with a moulding planed into the bottom edges, as just one example.
@@fredhocker2010 Thank you, Fred!
The more I learn about this ship, the more amazed I become. Does this ship still amaze you?
They build a museum for a ship - THAT COULDN'T SAIL!!! How pathetic!!
They built a museum for each raised ship - I think it's patriotic and a good tourist attraction...
@@OlhaBatchvarov it is not a ship - IT COULDN'T SAIL!!!!😆
Incredible.
I built a plastic version of the ship when I was child so have always been interested in it. Really appreciate your artistic expertise in modelling Olha. So inspiring for a newby like me!