This is great! Old modelers trick with the boiling water. Hot steam works too. I've done thin balsa strips bend with hot steam, and you don't have to wait that long for them to stay in shape. More DnD builds please. And more wood builds. I love wood builds my self :-)
Real ship builders use steam to bend the frames and planks too for hundreds of years. When I built my boat I didn't have a fancy set up so we wrapped the members in plastic ground tarp and shot it with a clothes steam ironer 😂
what a cool build, those old weathered planks turned out perfect. and i gotta say, i love builds that use only a single material type, emphasizes you don't need crazy materials to make cool things, looking forward to more builds from you :D
It might not be a perfect ship, but it is ship shaped (sorry, bad pun) enough to work just fine. Also, it's inspiring to see that we can build stuff like this. It looks pretty great!
You knocked it out of the park on the final result, looks great! I'm going to be using my wire brush on my dremel to distress planks now thanks to this video... I don't know why I never thought to do that before. Subscribed, hope you find the time to film more builds.
The way you built the mast (including the Spackle) could, with minor modifications, be used to make a rotting hollowed-out log in a wide range of diameters. Though, it might be easier to form that around a pill bottle.
Good to know! Better to keep that wood texture. Although if you want to get rid of those slats without covering it in modeling paste maybe a hollowed out dowel would work better
Sry, late reply... Think you were reaching for the word keel. Also great way to model a boat. Same technique is great for 3d modeling too. Or for planes, the fuselage can be thought of as a series of bulkheads, then skinned. Bests~
Seeing your idea for wet forming the planks made me wonder if you could use an old junk clothes iron to form the prow of a ship? Maybe just tightly plastic wrap them around the outside until dry?
hey it's me again. the boat fell apart. made it too weak. decided to screw my mentality and decided to build the whole boat..... yeah.... pain. this video really helps tho. I will return if I get it to work.
hello past me, forgot you were here. status on the boat. finished it but decided to go a different way. put a rear on it and made it into an airship. used wire to hold up a oval sphere made of more wire and tissue paper dampened with pva+water. it's not much, but I think it's cool.
Thanks. Shortly after this I got a plastic chess set so I could have used one of the knights for that. However this was also for a 'popsicle stick challenge' so I was trying to stick to that material.
Buy a Deepkins racial terrain "Gloomtide Shipwreck" for about $100?!?! Nah! Just use popsicle sticks and coffee stir sticks and pay yourself $25 per hour or more to enjoy crafting something.
"I dont really know anything about building a ship" builds awesome shipwreck :D
Ya most ppl that don't know how to build a ship always manage to make a good shipwreck
danthehappyman78 underrated comment right here.
Lost count of how many times I screamed "KEEL" at the screen! Awesome build dude!!!!
This is great! Old modelers trick with the boiling water. Hot steam works too. I've done thin balsa strips bend with hot steam, and you don't have to wait that long for them to stay in shape.
More DnD builds please. And more wood builds. I love wood builds my self :-)
Thanks! I hadn't heard of any trick before trying this, it just seemed like it may work (and it did). More DnD builds are coming!
Real ship builders use steam to bend the frames and planks too for hundreds of years. When I built my boat I didn't have a fancy set up so we wrapped the members in plastic ground tarp and shot it with a clothes steam ironer 😂
I love that you have no idea and forge ahead anyway. We're not scale modelers, we're gamers and this is fun.
what a cool build, those old weathered planks turned out perfect. and i gotta say, i love builds that use only a single material type, emphasizes you don't need crazy materials to make cool things, looking forward to more builds from you :D
Ahoy! Whoa this is awesome. Subscribed :-)
Colab with this fella?
Absolutely beautiful build! For not knowing what you are doing you knocked it out of the park.
I like the "Ocean-based Criminals operating in and around the coastal region Southeast of the Gulf of Mexico" soundtrack going on.
It brings to mind a certain...naval official.. who is named after a bird..
shit, accidentally binged all of your videos in one night, now i have no excuse for procrastinating doing modeling myself
Go do modeling! 😄
@@ScratchBashing im doin it
What a great build - incredible! You have some mad popsicleworking skills. So many excellent details . . major kudos on a fantastic model.
You are a Master Ship Builder of Wrecks indeed! Loved it.
this was beyond my wildest expectation.
It reminds me of a vikings flat bottom ship. Very nice work.
I think we got ourselves a Toronto boy, right here.
I find that dragging a wire brush across the wood gives that nice woody grain texture, and a lot faster then the dermal
That is a good approach as well. The dremel has a bit more oomph for when you want to partially destroy the boards 😄
It might not be a perfect ship, but it is ship shaped (sorry, bad pun) enough to work just fine. Also, it's inspiring to see that we can build stuff like this. It looks pretty great!
Excellent job on the ship and the narrative made it even better.
Thanks!
You knocked it out of the park on the final result, looks great! I'm going to be using my wire brush on my dremel to distress planks now thanks to this video... I don't know why I never thought to do that before. Subscribed, hope you find the time to film more builds.
Thanks! Enjoy distressing those planks. I have more videos shot, it's the editing that takes the most time.
@@ScratchBashing Understood, I'm looking forward to seeing more of your build videos.
The white dry brush looks like crusty sea salt... nice touch.
Unintentional, but now I will claim it was fully deliberate!
Amazing build. Now I gotta try one!
The way you built the mast (including the Spackle) could, with minor modifications, be used to make a rotting hollowed-out log in a wide range of diameters. Though, it might be easier to form that around a pill bottle.
Good to know! Better to keep that wood texture. Although if you want to get rid of those slats without covering it in modeling paste maybe a hollowed out dowel would work better
Very cool!
Incredible!
I didn't know popsicle sticks could be boiled like that!!!?? Thanks for the very very helpful information
awesome work, btw the center of the ship is called the center line; you were pretty close
I see you and I use the same crafting knife!
Thanks. Great job.
Great vid, super useful thank you
I really think about making my own! This looks so amazing :D
You should!
If only you put thr sticks in water, it would of been a breeze to bend and shape this in a matter of no time
Amazing work! Always Happy to see your vids can't wait for more!
Amazing work! So good
That looks fantastic. Not sure my terrain collection needs s ship wreck... however I now want to build one.
It's a must! 😄
awesome. so inventive.
Fantastic!
Thanks!
Sry, late reply... Think you were reaching for the word keel. Also great way to model a boat. Same technique is great for 3d modeling too. Or for planes, the fuselage can be thought of as a series of bulkheads, then skinned. Bests~
May not be how one makes a good ship, but it is a ship and it would float. Wouldn't steer well, but I guess that's why it's a wreck now. *Deep Lore*
I loved this!
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it!
This is awsome! Going to make one of these for terrain piece for Age of Sigmar. You have great video's man, keep 'em coming :)
Seeing your idea for wet forming the planks made me wonder if you could use an old junk clothes iron to form the prow of a ship? Maybe just tightly plastic wrap them around the outside until dry?
Really nice job only complaint is the overlaping hull planks
Thanks! Yes I certainly took some liberties with the design that ended up not being accurate to shipbuilding.
Scratch Bashing its ok atlest it turned out great
It's called lapstrake method, and was very common in Nordic long boats, so I don't really see any problems with it. :)
I think the overlapping planks are fine. It's known as "clinker construction" , very old technique that Vikings used.
I know what I'll be doing this week end.
I have returned. I finished the boat, a couple of cracks but it turned out well. might fashion it into some sort of boat houe/camp.
hey it's me again. the boat fell apart. made it too weak. decided to screw my mentality and decided to build the whole boat..... yeah.... pain. this video really helps tho. I will return if I get it to work.
hello past me, forgot you were here. status on the boat. finished it but decided to go a different way. put a rear on it and made it into an airship. used wire to hold up a oval sphere made of more wire and tissue paper dampened with pva+water. it's not much, but I think it's cool.
Your boatcrack is showing.
Major awesome. How would you do a space ship wreck?
My next video is a Sci Fi vehicle wreck. Though it won't be as large as a full ship wreck, I may do one someday.
can I use this method to make a whole pirate ship? I created a pirate character and this build is amazing
Thanks!
Probably yes, although it is a lot easier to build something that is wrecked.
@@ScratchBashing thaks for the advice, I can build a wreck, but make it in to a home for mye pirate
I like it, but you really should have splurged the 3 cents for a plastic horse figurehead.
Thanks. Shortly after this I got a plastic chess set so I could have used one of the knights for that. However this was also for a 'popsicle stick challenge' so I was trying to stick to that material.
Bad ass
Wouldn't those center pieces that form the centerline be the keel?
I always thought of the keel as a part that extended down well below the water for ballast.Though I don't really know much about ships.
8:11 what is that thing? Air compressor?
yup! Makes working with hot glue faster
Ok, now build it inside of a glass bottle
😅😅
U from Canada?
What gave me away? :p
Im guessing out west lol
@@ScratchBashing LOL Dollarama
Buy a Deepkins racial terrain "Gloomtide Shipwreck" for about $100?!?! Nah! Just use popsicle sticks and coffee stir sticks and pay yourself $25 per hour or more to enjoy crafting something.
Your cod tactical in real life how to basic hands bug me
:)
No offense dude but this looks nothing like a ship