Your model is beautiful. I had the pleasure of walking Mikasa's decks in July of 2019. She was stripped of many of her fittings post-WW II but she was later saved and restored (fake guns and turrets) as a memorial. The light rain and the spray whipped up by the winds off the bay made me forget for a moment that she was filled with and surrounded by concrete. Nice work and thanks for the memories!
I am astounded. Your water surface alone leaves me stunned. Those shell plumes are fantastic! Along with your smoke. Then let us address how awesome the Mikasa looks itself. I paused at 19:27. If that is not a contender for "best build" nothing is. You applied a lot of art to this subject. Bravo.
I want your job! That was truly amazing! It really evoked the history of the scene, the sense of movement and desperation of a sea battle like this. I had no sense of the scale until you put it onto the base and realized that whole ship was almost the size of your hand!
The age of the main gun died in 1942 at Midway. There after, most battleship guns were regulated to shore bombardment until missiles made those too obsolete.
Fantastic.... I'm currently modelling HMS Vengeance from the Canopus class that came just before Vickers built the Formidable class and this ship for the Japanese. I am seeing a lot of detail to be added to my own 3D model.
You should make a video showcasing all of the models youve done, sort of like a room tour style. Would be super cool to see them all together. Great video as always! Keep up the great work!
😎👍Very cool and very nicely well done and executed in every way shape and form and a very spectacular job in all of your detail work and painting of the model and the smoke coming out of the stacks indeed and loved the ocean scene with all of the explosions and all in it a very great and wonderful job indeed!,👌.
I saw the real built model at Malaysia International Miniature Hobby Show....just few days ago...his work is amazing and also this Mikasa awarded Silver Medal...Congratz 😁🥳🥳
Hi, This is excellent word: an understatement 🙂. What adhesive do you use to attach the decking on to the hull? I'll be much obliged if you let me know. Regards.
Well, this would be a great display model for the Mikasa. Including the nice making of video. I imagine a showcase on the Mikasa (accessible on all sides) with a monitor / tablet featuring this making of video and and a documentary about the battle itself. Would be a cool colaboration. Maybe they are interested?
I adore your model making process but I always search for a way to make great looking Sea Surface and yours seems to be that way. Would it be possible to state Materials you have used? Ty
Excellent made. Some historical details: they wouldn't carry boats aboard a ship in a battle. Railings, forward and rear stays and flag poles would be removed from the deck. Matresses were used as protection on the bridges.
@@craigmurrayauthor For the mattresses you can enter in google this phrase: Painting: Admiral Tōgō on the bridge of the Battleship Mikasa at the battle of Tsushima For the railings enter: I.J.N. battleship “Mikasa”, c. 1910. | Old Tokyo That website has a photo taken from the Mikasa rear bridge in the battle of Tsushima. The railings and flag pole are lying on the deck, the stays seem removed. If they weren't, all these things would be blown away by 12" gun gunpowder gases. Boats would be left in the navy base, because they were of no use, just firewood. In the Tsushima battle admiral Rozhestvensky didn't order to remove the boats (he wasn't a smart guy), that caused severe fire and demoralized the crews of the Russian battleships.
@@craigmurrayauthor For the mattresses you can search for this phrase: Painting: Admiral Tōgō on the bridge of the Battleship Mikasa at the battle of Tsushima For the railings enter: I.J.N. battleship “Mikasa”, c. 1910. | Old Tokyo That website has a photo taken from the Mikasa rear bridge in the battle of Tsushima. The railings and flag pole are lying on the deck, the stays seem removed. If they weren't, all these things would be blown away by 12" gun gunpowder gases. Boats would be left in the navy base, because they were of no use, just firewood.
Outstanding job. One question; what's the white wrapping around the rails on the superstructure? That looks quite odd, I have never seen that on a warship before
I saw your work at Malcom this year and it was spectacular, congratulaions on your well earned silver! Just 2 questions though, what was the brown colored material that you used for the diorama base and also, the white colored slushie looking thing that you used for the explosion effects?
Where the heck did you find a 1:700 scale Makasa? I've seen a 1:200 and 1:350 but my hobby shop never has the 1:700 scale version :( Pre-dreadnoughts are my favorite ship models.
I used to live in Yokohama, so I've been to Yokosuka Memorial Museum Mikasa several times. There are traces of bullets in various places on the ship, and it is also written who died there. It was a smaller ship than I thought, and I was surprised to see that they often bombarded each other with such a size. My condolences to the war dead on both sides.
The battle fought by the battleship Mikasa was the "Battle of the Sea of Japan". Not "Yellow Sea". It is better to specify the international standard. The spirit of the Battleship Mikasa will be immortalized forever.
日本海海戦なら1905年なので投稿主は分かって黄海海戦にしてると思いますよ まぁ最初の映像が日本海海戦だし黄海海戦の時にはZ旗掲げてないから私も一瞬そう思いましたけど… あと国際表記では日本海海戦は「Battle of Sea of Japan」ではなく海戦の場所を取って「Battle of tsushima」と表記される様です
Your masterfully built models and dioramas never cease to amaze me. They are breathtakingly beautiful!
Your model is beautiful. I had the pleasure of walking Mikasa's decks in July of 2019. She was stripped of many of her fittings post-WW II but she was later saved and restored (fake guns and turrets) as a memorial. The light rain and the spray whipped up by the winds off the bay made me forget for a moment that she was filled with and surrounded by concrete. Nice work and thanks for the memories!
I am astounded. Your water surface alone leaves me stunned. Those shell plumes are fantastic! Along with your smoke. Then let us address how awesome the Mikasa looks itself. I paused at 19:27. If that is not a contender for "best build" nothing is. You applied a lot of art to this subject. Bravo.
You've got to be kidding me 😮😮That was an AWESOME build and video! Very inspirational! Thank you for sharing!
I want your job! That was truly amazing! It really evoked the history of the scene, the sense of movement and desperation of a sea battle like this. I had no sense of the scale until you put it onto the base and realized that whole ship was almost the size of your hand!
Ahh, they don’t make ships like they used to. I love the sheer number of cannons. These days it’s all missiles and defensive Vulcans.
I love the fact the captain still had his private balcony at the bow. So old school, even for the time :)
@@GerardMenvussa Don't you mean stern?
@@comrade_commissar3794 stern yes, thank you
The age of the main gun died in 1942 at Midway. There after, most battleship guns were regulated to shore bombardment until missiles made those too obsolete.
Big guns can solve any problem -1905 admirals probably
My detail. What a stunning build and finish. Lovely 😉
Masterpiece!!! - Your model building skills, painting and diorama building!!! 10/10 !!! :)
Une parfaite maitrise . Très impressionnante démonstration de savoir faire.
The attention to detail and overall finished product is just perfection, inspirational even.
So beautifully built , thank you for sharing with us !
Thank You for showing such beautifull masterpices!
日本で売られている本当一般的なウォーターラインシリーズの三笠。よくここまで再現したと思います。
ただ単に、船を造るだけではなく、そこに乗る海兵を再現してくれてるのが凄い！本当凄い！
Спасибо за отличную работу! Весьма реалистично.
Wonderful modelling on what looks an interesting kit! What is the white paste you mix up around the 15:00 point please?
Another masterpiece! Can’t get enough of these builds
Fantastic.... I'm currently modelling HMS Vengeance from the Canopus class that came just before Vickers built the Formidable class and this ship for the Japanese. I am seeing a lot of detail to be added to my own 3D model.
Amazing and beautiful work in all areas. Truly a masterpiece of detail and story telling.
Beautiful work on the rigging and metal etch . 🤩👏
相変わらずリアルすぎるんだよなぁ………
Beautiful and meticulous as usual, a true artist in the medium!
Looks incredible!! Congrats!!
You should make a video showcasing all of the models youve done, sort of like a room tour style. Would be super cool to see them all together. Great video as always! Keep up the great work!
You always make things look so easy.
Absolutely astonishing, fantastic 👍🏻
Beautiful Scene!
Does anyone know what the TV show or movie shown at the start was? I saw NHK at the top right so I'm presuming its Japanese.
Saka no Ue no Kumo Episode 13
@@spectre8415 Thank you so much!
ちゃんとZ旗が掲揚されていますね！素晴らしい！
😎👍Very cool and very nicely well done and executed in every way shape and form and a very spectacular job in all of your detail work and painting of the model and the smoke coming out of the stacks indeed and loved the ocean scene with all of the explosions and all in it a very great and wonderful job indeed!,👌.
You`re sooo awesome with your magical hands. Your video speaks more than thousand words.
what film/show was the opening scene from??
Saka no Ue no Kumo Episode 13
@@spectre8415 Thank you!
Exquisite, I never doubt your talent, have you ever visited her?
Have an incredible summer this year.
Take care, and all the best.
Prekrásna práca. Neuveriteľná dráma...
Very nice diorama and the detail is absolutely stunning .
Tried to send message and it was sent back .
Your ability to blend imagination and creativity to create such amazing dioramas is truly awe inspiring.
Another masterpiece! Well done!
Same model of ship's were used in stopping rumbling 😮
love the wake foam time lapse...magic!
I saw the real built model at Malaysia International Miniature Hobby Show....just few days ago...his work is amazing and also this Mikasa awarded Silver Medal...Congratz 😁🥳🥳
It's something incredible! Thanks for the masterpiece!
Amazing work! The water effects are the best I've seen. Perfectly matches the scale
Hi, This is excellent word: an understatement 🙂. What adhesive do you use to attach the decking on to the hull? I'll be much obliged if you let me know. Regards.
juste wonderful !!!!👌👍👍👍👍
Incredible!!!! You are an amazing artist!!! 😊
Well, this would be a great display model for the Mikasa. Including the nice making of video. I imagine a showcase on the Mikasa (accessible on all sides) with a monitor / tablet featuring this making of video and and a documentary about the battle itself.
Would be a cool colaboration. Maybe they are interested?
Absolutely incredible 💙
What do you do with the models after (do you collect them or idk you sell them)?
just sensational! Well done you have fantastic skill
Awesome. Would love to see a similar diorama with the ship firing a broadside.
What is the modeling material being used to create the water? Is it air dry modeling clay?
Incredible work 👏
I adore your model making process but I always search for a way to make great looking Sea Surface and yours seems to be that way. Would it be possible to state Materials you have used? Ty
Wooohohooooo!!!!! Thank you Mister Blue Ocean!
ruclips.net/video/h1Yjmbc6768/видео.html
Excellent made. Some historical details: they wouldn't carry boats aboard a ship in a battle. Railings, forward and rear stays and flag poles would be removed from the deck. Matresses were used as protection on the bridges.
not arguing just wondering. Were the boats towed or just abandoned in hopes of getting later? Any images of the mattresses. they removed the stays?
@@craigmurrayauthor
For the mattresses you can enter in google this phrase:
Painting: Admiral Tōgō on the bridge of the Battleship Mikasa at the battle of Tsushima
For the railings enter:
I.J.N. battleship “Mikasa”, c. 1910. | Old Tokyo
That website has a photo taken from the Mikasa rear bridge in the battle of Tsushima. The railings and flag pole are lying on the deck, the stays seem removed. If they weren't, all these things would be blown away by 12" gun gunpowder gases.
Boats would be left in the navy base, because they were of no use, just firewood. In the Tsushima battle admiral Rozhestvensky didn't order to remove the boats (he wasn't a smart guy), that caused severe fire and demoralized the crews of the Russian battleships.
@@craigmurrayauthor
For the mattresses you can search for this phrase:
Painting: Admiral Tōgō on the bridge of the Battleship Mikasa at the battle of Tsushima
For the railings enter:
I.J.N. battleship “Mikasa”, c. 1910. | Old Tokyo
That website has a photo taken from the Mikasa rear bridge in the battle of Tsushima. The railings and flag pole are lying on the deck, the stays seem removed. If they weren't, all these things would be blown away by 12" gun gunpowder gases.
Boats would be left in the navy base, because they were of no use, just firewood.
@@tolikparamonov6012 thanks very much
Museum Quality - Well Done!!!
Outstanding job.
One question; what's the white wrapping around the rails on the superstructure? That looks quite odd, I have never seen that on a warship before
These are sheets of canvas wrapped over the railings, presumably to protect from sea spray. There were and in fact still are widely used.
Aaah, that makes sense. Thank you!
it would be interesting to know what model and what add ons were used
👏👍👍👍Прекрасная работа!
I saw your work at Malcom this year and it was spectacular, congratulaions on your well earned silver!
Just 2 questions though, what was the brown colored material that you used for the diorama base and also, the white colored slushie looking thing that you used for the explosion effects?
wow your work is awesome plz keep them coming
Great work as always!
From where do you buy theese models
Фантастика!
Really impressive, I love all of your creations! Do you accept model kit ship commissions?
Awesome! ❤ I would have broken 95% of the PE glued around the ship. 😃
is the scale 1/700
and
the Mikasa looks great 🎉🎉
Yes, 1/700 according to the box
@@roadweary5252 ok thanks😅
Amazing work...
Why are detail kits painted gold?
complimenti che lavorone
Where the heck did you find a 1:700 scale Makasa?
I've seen a 1:200 and 1:350 but my hobby shop never has the 1:700 scale version :(
Pre-dreadnoughts are my favorite ship models.
오랜시간 기다렸습니다. 멋진 작품입니다.
한가지 질문이 있는데 흰색.포말을 붓으로 그리실때 에나멜을 쓰시는지요?
저번 질문 드렸을때 젯소에 물을 혼합해서 사용하신다더군요
네 답글다신분말대로 젯소를 사용합니다
@@studioblueocean 크게 도움이 되었습니다. 감사합니다. 정동일님
@@jlwon1290 감사합니다.
love to the pre-dreads!
It would be amazing if you could build one of these using a 1/200 kit from Trumpeter.
Yes... finally another masterpiece
Cómo se llama la película del comienzo?
Thanks a lot. I like your Stile verry much. Now I will try it with 1:700 too. Liked and subbed 👍
Very nice, well done!
I used to live in Yokohama, so I've been to Yokosuka Memorial Museum Mikasa several times. There are traces of bullets in various places on the ship, and it is also written who died there. It was a smaller ship than I thought, and I was surprised to see that they often bombarded each other with such a size. My condolences to the war dead on both sides.
Where did you get the people figures
Amazing work. But sadly I had to cut short the viewing due to ear pearcing note on the background music..ouch..
ngl some WWI ships look so cooll
Una obra de arte
Professional as always. 👍
Magnifique 👏 👏 👏
Masterclass work again!
Man! Photo realistic!!!
Very nice ,congratulations !!!
If possible, could you do the battle of yalu river 1894? The Zhiyuan would look epic to see when they were gonna try to ram the Japanese.
Excellent 👍🏻
The battle fought by the battleship Mikasa was the "Battle of the Sea of Japan". Not "Yellow Sea". It is better to specify the international standard. The spirit of the Battleship Mikasa will be immortalized forever.
黄海海戦でも三笠は艦隊旗艦として参加していますよ。
日本海海戦なら1905年なので投稿主は分かって黄海海戦にしてると思いますよ
まぁ最初の映像が日本海海戦だし黄海海戦の時にはZ旗掲げてないから私も一瞬そう思いましたけど…
あと国際表記では日本海海戦は「Battle of Sea of Japan」ではなく海戦の場所を取って「Battle of tsushima」と表記される様です
Congratulations !
Please,1/700 Nimitz😎
와 진짜 금손이시네요
Beautiful!
Who is at jpan
А как же не менее знаменитый Варяг?Было бы желательно сделать и его.
А, что знаменитого с Варягом? и вообще, русские умеют в кораблики?!
@@ТалгатАкишев-с7в Умеют!
Beautiful
In German we don't call it "battle of the yellow sea", we call it "battle of Tsushima".
こりゃ凄いや❗
Please make a titanic model!!!
Simplesmente fantástico
映像は坂の上の雲かな？