Constructing the Frame of Occre's Santisima Trinidad, Part 3.

Embark on a mesmerizing journey with us as we unveil the meticulous artistry behind the construction of the frame for Occres Santisima Trinidad. In this exclusive video, witness the skillful hands and precision of master craftsmen as they bring to life the intricate framework that will cradle the majestic Santisima Trinidad model.
From the selection of premium materials to the fine-tuned techniques employed, every step in the construction process is a testament to the dedication and passion that goes into creating this exceptional masterpiece. Join us behind the scenes as the artisans carefully shape, assemble, and refine each element, ensuring that every detail aligns seamlessly with the historical accuracy and grandeur of the Santisima Trinidad.
Delve into the world of model shipbuilding and discover the secrets that transform raw materials into a sturdy and elegant frame, ready to support the exquisite detailing that will follow. Whether you're a seasoned model enthusiast or a newcomer to the world of craftsmanship, this video promises to inspire and captivate, offering a glimpse into the precision and artistry required to construct a frame worthy of the legendary Santisima Trinidad.
Subscribe now and be part of this extraordinary journey, where tradition meets innovation, and craftsmanship meets passion. Witness the birth of a masterpiece as we unveil the construction process of the frame for Occres Santisima Trinidad.

[@genojoe3176]

Love these videos, please keep them coming!

[@g-kip]

Thank you, Im glad you like them.

[@robbaker6909]

Enjoyed that. Thanks!

[@g-kip]

Thanks Rob

[@TheSuperEverests]

Lovely series thank you,,,im about to start mine..thanks to you for giving me the courage to begin a project wich has taken me a year to save for...

[@g-kip]

Thank you, enjoy your build, if you have any question feel free to ask

[@wolfgangzinn]

Hello Grant, the slipway makes a really good impression.

[@g-kip]

Hi Wolfgang, it does make life a little easier

[@martinaalderink7773]

And on we go on the next journey.

[@g-kip]

Hi Martin, yes, still at least one more Belem video to come once I've fitted all the sails.

[@GregWilson635]

Great start Grant. Those frames definitely look more sturdy than the Artesania Latina ones.

[@g-kip]

Hi Greg, it was definately less work than yours however i havent started on the stern area yet, some planing to do first

[@TheSuperEverests]

Subscribed

[@g-kip]

Thanks

[@robertmanning1694]

Grant, who makes the frame holder you have, looks like it works well!

[@g-kip]

Hi Robert, I did a video a year or so ago, ruclips.net/video/9eI9YFMfwaU/видео.html, the company who make it www.hobbyzone.pl/ its very useful especially for larger models.

[@robertmanning1694]

Now that I think of it, I saw the video and asked the same question. I do that a lot...@@g-kip

[@g-kip]

No worries, not a problem someone else wanted to know also. Hows your Santisima Trinidad coming along?

[@robertmanning1694]

Its going, on page 5 out of 15 its a huge project, a little intimidating at times. @@g-kip

[@g-kip]

Ive cheated abit I downloaded the instructions for the Artesania version, there are alot of details missing from the Occre model, no Ships wheel, or Binnacle so I will be making a few adjustments to incorporate them in to the model, Your version has a lot more details. Do you keep record of your progress anywhere it would be great to see?