Замечательно. Вы просто кладезь технологий. Всегда думал и смотрел у других моделистов как придать парусу форму. Чего только люди не делали и лаком для волос и проволокой по шкаторинам и ещё чёрти чем. Оказалось, проще простого, надо просто положить мешочек с грузом на накрахмаленный, если я не ошибаюсь, парус. Спасибо! Обязательно попробую на очередной модели.
ВЬІ не ошиблись - ето действительно накрохмаленнЬІй парус! Я у котого видела рецепт где чем-то растворяли пенопласт, а потом клей добавляли - но оно воняло жутко и ложили сохнуть на воздушном шарике - и шарики надували разного размера для разнЬІх парусов... Но идею я одолжила с заменой на крохмал и cушкой под грузом))) так можно придать более реальную пузатость. С самой большой опуклостью у нижней шкаторинЬІ паруса и более плоский ближе к рею...
@@МихаилТокарь-в9д Прежде чем крохмалить я тонирую паруса битумнЬІм лаком или смолой - ткань становится влагоустойчивой что с трудом удается ее крохмалить (в общемто ето плерка которая формируется на поверхности ткани) - пока еще не один парус за 11 лет не провис...
Happy to support your generous sharing! One question: in the Glad Tidings decking video, you use a mini powered nail gun. Please describe! Thanks, Jonathan
After such a procedure, you will never be able to restore the sails, replace the bolt-rope, etc.! If you ever build or restore models for a museum - never do something that cannot be removed and restored in the future! Remember that your task is to preserve it for as long as possible, and not to destroy forever the model and its original parts, which can be hundreds of years old...
On the sails for this model you used Potato Starch, while on the Carrack you used Thinned White Glue. Do you feel one is better than the other, or are they used in different ways?
I don't use glue to form the sails, just potato starch. On both models, I fill the sails with boiled potato starch. What if you or the customer don't like the filled sails? Then again 3-6 months to sew new sails? Would it be easier to just wash off the potato starch? If it will be a museum model, then this will be the first requirement, everything must be reversible to be subject to restoration! And that's why I don't use СA glue as a main either.
I'm sorry, I mis-remembered what you used on the Carrack sails, probably remembering from another post. Thanks so much for getting back to me. Potato starch it is!
It should be the same - I usually always have powder in the kitchen, so I use it. I don't know how concentrated the liquid is! Because I make the liquid too thick...
One of the most popular with model makers: "Rigging period ship models" by Lennarth Petersson: www.ebay.com/p/1774549 But Olha will surely have some excellent suggestions. (Excuse my language, I speak French)
It depends on the sailboat and the period, but in most cases you can use well-illustrated books "Rigging" by L. Petersson: - Period ship models; - Period Fore-and-Aft Craft
@@OlhaBatchvarov Thank you for getting back to me. I was watching one of your vid's on rope making an as i watched I realized wow this place looks like i have see this place before when it got to the end it was in Mystic,Ct.lol not far from my Indian reservation Lantern Hill
Be careful with tea - tea is highly acidic. Also, both coffee and tea can change color from brown to gray after 2-3 years! That's why I prefer to paint with oil paints (from craft stores) or with bitumen or tar (like on real ships) - they will soak into the fabric and protect it from the environment!
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Toujours la recherche de la perfection ...Super
Merci!
Замечательно. Вы просто кладезь технологий. Всегда думал и смотрел у других моделистов как придать парусу форму. Чего только люди не делали и лаком для волос и проволокой по шкаторинам и ещё чёрти чем. Оказалось, проще простого, надо просто положить мешочек с грузом на накрахмаленный, если я не ошибаюсь, парус. Спасибо! Обязательно попробую на очередной модели.
ВЬІ не ошиблись - ето действительно накрохмаленнЬІй парус!
Я у котого видела рецепт где чем-то растворяли пенопласт, а потом клей добавляли - но оно воняло жутко и ложили сохнуть на воздушном шарике - и шарики надували разного размера для разнЬІх парусов... Но идею я одолжила с заменой на крохмал и cушкой под грузом))) так можно придать более реальную пузатость. С самой большой опуклостью у нижней шкаторинЬІ паруса и более плоский ближе к рею...
@@OlhaBatchvarov Спасибо за развёрнутый ответ. Одни вопрос: надолго ли хватит такой операции с парусом, не обвиснет ли он со временем?
@@МихаилТокарь-в9д Прежде чем крохмалить я тонирую паруса битумнЬІм лаком или смолой - ткань становится влагоустойчивой что с трудом удается ее крохмалить (в общемто ето плерка которая формируется на поверхности ткани) - пока еще не один парус за 11 лет не провис...
Классные ролики. Где я раньше был.
Сфинксу больших творческих успехов и достижений!
Спасибо! Так я недавно начала только судомодельный канал делать!) В марте будет год!
@@OlhaBatchvarov я вас помню ещё по серикоффшипу.
Успехов всем вашим начинаниям!
@@nikolaylgov5122 Cпасибо! Да хороший форум бьІл - жаль что скис...
@@OlhaBatchvarov всё пройдёт, пройдёт и это.
magnifique joli boulot bravo
Merci!
Thanks!
Thank you very much for supporting the channel!
Happy to support your generous sharing! One question: in the Glad Tidings decking video, you use a mini powered nail gun. Please describe! Thanks, Jonathan
Really interesting technique, the result is incredible. Congratulations and thanks for sharing!
Thank you very much!
incredible!
Thank you very much!
Diluted wood glue can be used instead of starch
After such a procedure, you will never be able to restore the sails, replace the bolt-rope, etc.! If you ever build or restore models for a museum - never do something that cannot be removed and restored in the future! Remember that your task is to preserve it for as long as possible, and not to destroy forever the model and its original parts, which can be hundreds of years old...
@@OlhaBatchvarov thank you for answers Olha
ha finally the video i have been looking forward the most :D your sails look amazing.
Thank You very much!
On the sails for this model you used Potato Starch, while on the Carrack you used Thinned White Glue. Do you feel one is better than the other, or are they used in different ways?
I don't use glue to form the sails, just potato starch. On both models, I fill the sails with boiled potato starch.
What if you or the customer don't like the filled sails? Then again 3-6 months to sew new sails? Would it be easier to just wash off the potato starch? If it will be a museum model, then this will be the first requirement, everything must be reversible to be subject to restoration! And that's why I don't use СA glue as a main either.
I'm sorry, I mis-remembered what you used on the Carrack sails, probably remembering from another post. Thanks so much for getting back to me. Potato starch it is!
Is it the starch contained in the potato starch that allows this superb curve of the sails?
thanks for the tip and for sharing.
Yes it is.
The thickly boiled potato starch creates a thin layer that holds the shape of the sail!
@@OlhaBatchvarov Merci beaucoup .
Is the result gonna be the same with liquid starch ? Really good job !
It should be the same - I usually always have powder in the kitchen, so I use it.
I don't know how concentrated the liquid is! Because I make the liquid too thick...
@@OlhaBatchvarov what us thé concentration of water and starch in your preparation ?
I realy enjoy your vid's, Do you have any suggestions on books i should look in to on doing the rigging & knots.
One of the most popular with model makers: "Rigging period ship models" by Lennarth Petersson:
www.ebay.com/p/1774549
But Olha will surely have some excellent suggestions.
(Excuse my language, I speak French)
It depends on the sailboat and the period, but in most cases you can use well-illustrated books "Rigging" by L. Petersson:
- Period ship models;
- Period Fore-and-Aft Craft
@@OlhaBatchvarov Thank you for getting back to me. I was watching one of your vid's on rope making an as i watched I realized wow this place looks like i have see this place before when it got to the end it was in Mystic,Ct.lol not far from my Indian reservation Lantern Hill
What liquid do you use to blacken brass?
This is fast-acting liquid "Brass Black" (Metal Finish)
It takes this color on sails left in coffee or tea.
Be careful with tea - tea is highly acidic. Also, both coffee and tea can change color from brown to gray after 2-3 years!
That's why I prefer to paint with oil paints (from craft stores) or with bitumen or tar (like on real ships) - they will soak into the fabric and protect it from the environment!
@@OlhaBatchvarov ok thank you for share
👍👍👍👌
Thanks.
На весь день залип на вашем канале. В, мягко сказать, изумлении)) Как долго вы уже занимаетесь судомоделизмом?
Приятно слышать, что вам понравилось! Мой судомоделизм начался в 2010 с первым номером журнала "Великие парусники"
this is why I don't build ship models lol
But you can always build in a classic style - without sails)))