🔥This video has subtitles that you can translate into any language🔥 0:34 Making a seizing 2:00 Rigging the blocks for the lifts 3:08 Rigging the clew 4:34 How to make rope hard as a needle 6:26 Rigging the lifts 7:38 Rigging the braces 7:50 Making the line coils 10:10 Gigging the bowlines 13:40 FINISH - 800 hours of work
Après avoir visionné tous les YT mis en ligne je ne peut que dire BRAVO. J’ai appris plusieurs technique qui vont m’être utile dans mes projets futures MERCI. Perehlyanuvshy vsi vykladeni v merezhi YT, mozhu skazaty lyshe BRAVO. YA navchyvsya kilʹkokh tekhnik, yaki stanutʹ u nahodi v moyikh maybutnikh proektakh DYAKUYU.
Olha, all I can say is "Wow!" From a distance this model looks simple, but as you get closer and can see the _detail_ that it has, and knowing that you've got over 800 hours of Master-level work in it, scares me! ;) Maybe I should go back to a rubber ducky in the bathtub? LOL! ;D Seriously though, this is a Masterpiece, I think, at least from my point of view. Watching you tie the rigging gave me flashbacks to the early '70s when I "attempted" to tie rigging for a plastic ship model kit I built as a kid -- needless to say, I was left with a mess and probably gave up in frustration due to lack of information (only the "instructions in the kit) and patience at that age. Today, with videos like yours and the books you share with us, there is a lot more information available for beginners and anyone else at _any_ skill level interested in building model ships. I will definitely need to _carefully_ select a first wood model ship (I'd like to try jumping into the "deep end" with planking the hull) that won't blow me out of the water with the rigging once I get that far in the build! Also, you appear to use _extremely_ sharp scissors -- are they surgical scissors of some type? What type of long tweezers were you using to tie the rigging at the end? They look very useful for rigging model ships! (And with the extreme camera zoom, they reminded me of a joke photo of a "Mother wrench feeding baby wrenches" with, obviously, 3-4 appropriately sized Crescent wrenches posed to look like birds in a nest. ;)
Thank you very much! I'm glad you liked it! I use ordinary small manicure scissors because they have a curved shape and small tweezers, because long ones are not so easy to operate... Just in macro shooting everything looks big)))
Thank you very much for showing us your Olha art in boat building and for teaching us those little tricks when it comes to knotting the ropes and placing the rigging well. I keep him as a favorite for when I face my next project. Greetings from a fan from Spain.
Dear Olga,your way of working is flawless, truly extraordinary and now very very rare. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 congratulations for all your works. Greetings from Italy. 👋👋👋👋👋
WOOOWWW as always I am blown away by your talent Olha. This is again a presentation of your outstanding skills and presentation. You do it like the best and I always enjoy and admire your videos because the way you show it, it makes it very understandable and wants me really to start building wooden model ships. If you took some close up pictures, it would be easy to think it is the real deal and not a model because the detail is so outstanding.
Wow, thank you! P.S. It was a close-up video on a 100mm macro-lens and even this one in some cases refused to focus - because it was too close to the subject)))
Olha, I don't know why I didn't say this in my first comment, the other day, but... That very cool way of making your seizing for eyes and other rigging details is really impressive. I never would have thought to do it like that. I hope you don't mind, but I'm going to be making mine that way from now on. Thanks for teaching me that great technique!!! Tom
I am beginning to see that your skills are a natural-born talent that you are blessed with that exceeds what most of us mortals possess you are on an art level much more like Michael Angelo of old. I keep thinking I can do it but have to keep trying because it comes so much harder for me. Thank you for sharing your great talents it really helps.
Really admire your determination in making this as realistic as possible. A sailor in those days must have had a devil of a time just walking forward under sail with a rough sea. You've done a beautiful job my friend.
I have been enthralled by your videos for a year or better now. You are an absolute master of your craft. I’ve said this before but the only thing missing from your models are a crew and provisions as they appear fully seaworthy. My sincere compliments.
Благодарю! Насколько точные даижения, координация...Видно огромный труд и тяжкий опыт до автоматизма. Главное удовольствие и наслаждение своей работой, здоровья, настроения, всего самого доброго!
Скажи кому что такой корабль возможно построить из коробки "Амати", да никто ведь не поверит ) Думаю и самих " Амати " терзают сомнения о том что они такой набор производят ) . Скорей всего это лучшая постройка этого набора за многие десятилетия в течении которых он присутствует на рынке. Оля, твоя работа просто бесподобна ! )))
I enjoy watching your skill and dexterity as you maneuver your forceps and scissors through the model to reach the area you're working on. As I watched I kept thinking your rigging looks more realistic than what is typical on my models. Then it occurred to the line itself that you use is part of the difference. The line you use is three-strand rope and what I'm putting on my models is nothing more than thread in various diameters and color that the kit came with. I've seen the video where you make your own rigging line, do you replace the line the kit comes with and substitute the line you make? I have not gotten to the point where I'm ready to start rigging, but now I want to change the line the kit came with, it will be worth the effort.
Thank you very much! Yes, I make my own ropes with a diameter ranging from 0.22 mm, and also buy laser cut blocks - this is what will skyrocket the level of your model...
Absolute amazing work . It looks so real that i think it is a real Ship and only the people who sailed it were gone and soon come back Well done absolute amazing skills Take care have a good weekend Stay healthy Yours Frank
Your eye for details is amazing. The model really speaks for itself : it is very realistic! Well done. I enjoy your beautiful videos. Keep up the good work! Thx for sharing this with us.
Excellent. A PREMIUM job. Congratulations. I am advancing with La Pinta of Artesanía Latina, but by no means with your quality. Where I live there is a replica of this boat, which was built for the celebration of the 5th centenary of the discovery. I love visiting it.
@@OlhaBatchvarov I would be happy to receive you and accompany you on the visit. Baiona (Spain city) was the first port in Europe to receive the news of the Discovery of America. On March 1, 1493, Carabela Pinta, captained by Martín Alonso Pinzón, docked in these waters. With the commemoration of the V Centenary of Discovery, a replica of the boat was built that remains moored, for visitors, on one of the docks.
Félicitations tu peux être fier de ton travail. Quand je regarde tes vidéos ça à l'air facile. C'est pourquoi je vais me lancer je vais commencer par la Nina et puis ensuite la Santa Maria, c'est Amati qui va être content sans tes vidéos je n'aurais jamais osé me lancer. J'ai bien regardé tes vidéos en particulier sur l'équipement à acheter et tes conseils que je vais suivre. Quels produits utilise tu pour obtenir cette teinte de bois naturel? (Bouche pore, vernis, teinte ou peinture? ) Merci infiniment de partager ton travail avec nous
Merci! J'ai utilisé du goudron sur ce modèle, mais vous pouvez aussi utiliser du bitume dilué à l'essence de térébenthine... J'ai une vidéo séparée sur les modèles de peinture "Painting and tinting :: shipmodeling :: workshop"
Beautiful work Olha. Do you ever tie fly fishing flies? I figure with your skills and abilities to tie tiny knots you could make dozens of flies in a hour. Looking forward to seeing more of your work on this and other ship models.
Рада, что вам понравилось! Да, я делаю канатБІ из 100% полиестерной моно-нити диаметром от 0,22мм. И да - ето СА клей, самЬІй жидкий и бЬІстро схватЬІващийся.
Я покупала лазернЬІе блоки для нее, а так же накрутила канатЬІ, так же использовала свою ткань для парусов. Еще в наборе идет литая шлюпка - поетому ее пришлось тоже делать самостоятельно. И естественно все дополнительнЬІе елементЬІ такелажа...
Доброго дня! я десть бачив, що Ви придбали таку монографію La MAHONESA 34-gun Spanish frigates - 1789. якщо будете робити огляд, то моглиб трохи детальніше показати текелаж на бушприті(я про ватер-штаги). Дякую. просто зараз займаюсь однокласником- моделлю Діани(з коробки), а точної інформації по іспанцях знайти не можу(
Цієї книги навіть ще немає у продажі! Лише анонс на лютий місяць 2022 і тому я зазначила її на форумі як книга на яку чекаю... Тому є ще час назбирати 160$)))
Na ja , Vormast ist klein aber " stienkig " . Ob woll verlang auch vill Acht und Fleiß , Sie kommen doch zu Recht chier ( der Knebel für Schotblock war fantastisch fabrizirt ) . Verzeiung für rauer Grammatik ( kenne mich noch nicht so gut aus ) , vill Erfolg lnnen !
You have to tell this to the manufacturer! Who made 2 ships on one hull (Pinta and Nina). By changing only the masting and rigging! And even in the book - there are two different versions... Because no one has seen the real Pinta and the real drawings have not survived either - that's why there are so many interpretations of these ships and each has the right to life!
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🔥This video has subtitles that you can translate into any language🔥
0:34 Making a seizing
2:00 Rigging the blocks for the lifts
3:08 Rigging the clew
4:34 How to make rope hard as a needle
6:26 Rigging the lifts
7:38 Rigging the braces
7:50 Making the line coils
10:10 Gigging the bowlines
13:40 FINISH - 800 hours of work
Подивився всі серії. Що я можу сказати... Дуже кропітка робота, а в результаті - шедевр!
Щиро вам дякую!
Après avoir visionné tous les YT mis en ligne je ne peut que dire BRAVO. J’ai appris plusieurs technique qui vont m’être utile dans mes projets futures MERCI.
Perehlyanuvshy vsi vykladeni v merezhi YT, mozhu skazaty lyshe BRAVO. YA navchyvsya kilʹkokh tekhnik, yaki stanutʹ u nahodi v moyikh maybutnikh proektakh DYAKUYU.
Merci!
Je suis heureux que vous ayez aimé!
Olha, all I can say is "Wow!" From a distance this model looks simple, but as you get closer and can see the _detail_ that it has, and knowing that you've got over 800 hours of Master-level work in it, scares me! ;) Maybe I should go back to a rubber ducky in the bathtub? LOL! ;D Seriously though, this is a Masterpiece, I think, at least from my point of view. Watching you tie the rigging gave me flashbacks to the early '70s when I "attempted" to tie rigging for a plastic ship model kit I built as a kid -- needless to say, I was left with a mess and probably gave up in frustration due to lack of information (only the "instructions in the kit) and patience at that age. Today, with videos like yours and the books you share with us, there is a lot more information available for beginners and anyone else at _any_ skill level interested in building model ships. I will definitely need to _carefully_ select a first wood model ship (I'd like to try jumping into the "deep end" with planking the hull) that won't blow me out of the water with the rigging once I get that far in the build!
Also, you appear to use _extremely_ sharp scissors -- are they surgical scissors of some type? What type of long tweezers were you using to tie the rigging at the end? They look very useful for rigging model ships! (And with the extreme camera zoom, they reminded me of a joke photo of a "Mother wrench feeding baby wrenches" with, obviously, 3-4 appropriately sized Crescent wrenches posed to look like birds in a nest. ;)
Thank you very much! I'm glad you liked it!
I use ordinary small manicure scissors because they have a curved shape and small tweezers, because long ones are not so easy to operate... Just in macro shooting everything looks big)))
A true master craftsman and artist!!
Thank you very much!
Molto brava e paziente ancora i miei complimenti
Spero di vedere presto dei tuoi video nuovi
Grazie!
Sono felice che ti sia piaciuto!
È sempre un piacere
Прекрасная работа! Спасибо вам!
Cпасьбо!
Wow!!!!!! What amazing manual dexterity!!! Pleasure to watch such talent in action.
Thank you so much 😀
Thank you very much for showing us your Olha art in boat building and for teaching us those little tricks when it comes to knotting the ropes and placing the rigging well. I keep him as a favorite for when I face my next project. Greetings from a fan from Spain.
Thank you very much!
Glad it was helpful!
Як завжди насолоджуюсь переглядом... неймовірно круто! Прекрасна робота, дякую і чекаю наступні відео!
Щиро дякую!
Заходьте ще!..
Nicely done, Olha! It looks beautiful.
Thank you, Tom!😊
Dear Olga,your way of working is flawless, truly extraordinary and now very very rare. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 congratulations for all your works. Greetings from Italy. 👋👋👋👋👋
Thank you so much 😀
WOOOWWW as always I am blown away by your talent Olha. This is again a presentation of your outstanding skills and presentation. You do it like the best and I always enjoy and admire your videos because the way you show it, it makes it very understandable and wants me really to start building wooden model ships.
If you took some close up pictures, it would be easy to think it is the real deal and not a model because the detail is so outstanding.
Wow, thank you!
P.S. It was a close-up video on a 100mm macro-lens and even this one in some cases refused to focus - because it was too close to the subject)))
@@OlhaBatchvarov your very welcome, I just say what I think and you deserve it !
Olha,
I don't know why I didn't say this in my first comment, the other day, but... That very cool way of making your seizing for eyes and other rigging details is really impressive. I never would have thought to do it like that. I hope you don't mind, but I'm going to be making mine that way from now on. Thanks for teaching me that great technique!!! Tom
Always please, Tom!
I'm glad you found something useful - that's why we create our channels to learn from each other and borrow technology)))
@@OlhaBatchvarov It's great when the system works as it should, yes?
Севастополь приветствует!
😀
As always, a superlative demonstration of your skills.
Thank you very much!
Absolutely beautiful!
Thank you very much!
I am beginning to see that your skills are a natural-born talent that you are blessed with that exceeds what most of us mortals possess you are on an art level much more like Michael Angelo of old. I keep thinking I can do it but have to keep trying because it comes so much harder for me. Thank you for sharing your great talents it really helps.
Thank you so much 😀
Really admire your determination in making this as realistic as possible. A sailor in those days must have had a devil of a time just walking forward under sail with a rough sea. You've done a beautiful job my friend.
Thank you very much!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Amazing skills! And with long fingernails...Bravo!
Thank you so much 😀
P.S. It is a pity that I can only afford a manicure at my homeland...
@@OlhaBatchvarov Well they're very pretty though...
I have been enthralled by your videos for a year or better now. You are an absolute master of your craft.
I’ve said this before but the only thing missing from your models are a crew and provisions as they appear fully seaworthy. My sincere compliments.
Thank you so much 😀
The result is amazing ...
A big thank you for this beautiful presentation!
Thank you very much!
My pleasure!
Благодарю! Насколько точные даижения, координация...Видно огромный труд и тяжкий опыт до автоматизма. Главное удовольствие и наслаждение своей работой, здоровья, настроения, всего самого доброго!
Большое спасибо!
a wonderful model and a wonderful woman 🥰
Wow, thank you
Absolutely beautiful work ma’am. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you! 😊
Скажи кому что такой корабль возможно построить из коробки "Амати", да никто ведь не поверит ) Думаю и самих " Амати " терзают сомнения о том что они такой набор производят ) . Скорей всего это лучшая постройка этого набора за многие десятилетия в течении которых он присутствует на рынке. Оля, твоя работа просто бесподобна ! )))
Большое спасибо!
Такие комплиментЬІ вдохновляют строить))))
@@OlhaBatchvarov В моих словах только констатация очевидного факта, у тебя талант от Бога !)
Olha, o resultado de 800 horas de trabalho ficou belíssimo!
Parabéns.
Muito obrigado!
your content really relaxes me... thank you
My pleasure 😊
Stunning, thank you. I’ve now got this kit in my collection for a future build and will employ some of your techniques.
Glad it was helpful!
Нет слов!!! Спасибо!!!
Всегда пожалуйста!
I enjoy watching your skill and dexterity as you maneuver your forceps and scissors through the model to reach the area you're working on. As I watched I kept thinking your rigging looks more realistic than what is typical on my models. Then it occurred to the line itself that you use is part of the difference. The line you use is three-strand rope and what I'm putting on my models is nothing more than thread in various diameters and color that the kit came with. I've seen the video where you make your own rigging line, do you replace the line the kit comes with and substitute the line you make? I have not gotten to the point where I'm ready to start rigging, but now I want to change the line the kit came with, it will be worth the effort.
Thank you very much!
Yes, I make my own ropes with a diameter ranging from 0.22 mm, and also buy laser cut blocks - this is what will skyrocket the level of your model...
Absolute amazing work .
It looks so real that i think it is a real Ship and only the people who sailed it were gone and soon come back
Well done absolute amazing skills
Take care have a good weekend
Stay healthy
Yours Frank
Thank you so much 😀
Glad I found you amazing.
I appreciate that!
A great model with perfect details!! Thanks for another amazing video!
My pleasure!
Your eye for details is amazing. The model really speaks for itself : it is very realistic! Well done. I enjoy your beautiful videos. Keep up the good work! Thx for sharing this with us.
Thank you so much 😀
Excellent!
Thank you!
@@OlhaBatchvarov
Удачи Вам в Ваших делах
Excellent. A PREMIUM job. Congratulations.
I am advancing with La Pinta of Artesanía Latina, but by no means with your quality.
Where I live there is a replica of this boat, which was built for the celebration of the 5th centenary of the discovery. I love visiting it.
Thank you very much!
I also want to visit this ship one day!..
@@OlhaBatchvarov I would be happy to receive you and accompany you on the visit.
Baiona (Spain city) was the first port in Europe to receive the news of the Discovery of America. On March 1, 1493, Carabela Pinta, captained by Martín Alonso Pinzón, docked in these waters. With the commemoration of the V Centenary of Discovery, a replica of the boat was built that remains moored, for visitors, on one of the docks.
amazing job!
Thank you!
wow, incredible work, a pleasure to watch. I need to learn that slip knot you use to secure the blocks. thank you
Thank you very much!
Félicitations tu peux être fier de ton travail. Quand je regarde tes vidéos ça à l'air facile.
C'est pourquoi je vais me lancer je vais commencer par la Nina et puis ensuite la Santa Maria, c'est Amati qui va être content sans tes vidéos je n'aurais jamais osé me lancer.
J'ai bien regardé tes vidéos en particulier sur l'équipement à acheter et tes conseils que je vais suivre. Quels produits utilise tu pour obtenir cette teinte de bois naturel? (Bouche pore, vernis, teinte ou peinture? )
Merci infiniment de partager ton travail avec nous
Merci!
J'ai utilisé du goudron sur ce modèle, mais vous pouvez aussi utiliser du bitume dilué à l'essence de térébenthine...
J'ai une vidéo séparée sur les modèles de peinture "Painting and tinting :: shipmodeling :: workshop"
@@OlhaBatchvarov merci beaucoup pour vos précieux conseils
I have built similar models, and your work-neatness is amazing! Keep doing your thing!
Thank you very much!
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻👍🏻 bonito 😍
Obrigado!
Beautiful work Olha. Do you ever tie fly fishing flies? I figure with your skills and abilities to tie tiny knots you could make dozens of flies in a hour. Looking forward to seeing more of your work on this and other ship models.
Thank you very much!
I have never fished with a fly bait! What kind of fish can be caught on such bait?
👍👍👍
😀
👏👍
😀
A surgeon can hide their mistakes. A ship builder cant.
High skill.
No room for shorcuts or errors.
Thank you very much!
Complimenti sei bellissima ti posso chiedere cortesemente che tipo di colla uso e che mi consigli come banco sega circolare ?
😍
😀
Великолепная работа подскажите пожалуйста какими нитками делаете узелки
Бензели - Gutermann Tera180, а вибленки из самого тонкого каната, которие я кручу из Gutermann Е121
Благодарю за познавательное видео. Подскажите :какие нитки используется!, канаты сами и0готавливаете, или покупаете готовые? Клей цианокрил?
Рада, что вам понравилось! Да, я делаю канатБІ из 100% полиестерной моно-нити диаметром от 0,22мм. И да - ето СА клей, самЬІй жидкий и бЬІстро схватЬІващийся.
Получается такую проводку такелажа можно сделать на Нинье , когда её перевооружили каравеллой редондас на Канарских остповах?
Теореически - можно! Производитель вкадьІвает в набор один и тот же скелетон что для Ниньи что ПинтьІ. Там степсьІ мачт двигаются только...
Оля, добрый день! Тоже планирую делать эту серию от Амати. Подскажите пожалуйста, что делали свое, не из коробки?
Я покупала лазернЬІе блоки для нее, а так же накрутила канатЬІ, так же использовала свою ткань для парусов. Еще в наборе идет литая шлюпка - поетому ее пришлось тоже делать самостоятельно. И естественно все дополнительнЬІе елементЬІ такелажа...
@@OlhaBatchvarov Благодарю за ответ! А ткань какую покупали - батист?
Tutti quei dettagli e le relatve idtruzioni ,sono presenti sul kit di Amati?
No, ho fatto le ricerche e ho corretto gli errori di rigging. Nel set, non è completo e molto semplificato...
Доброго дня! я десть бачив, що Ви придбали таку монографію La MAHONESA 34-gun Spanish frigates - 1789. якщо будете робити огляд, то моглиб трохи детальніше показати текелаж на бушприті(я про ватер-штаги). Дякую. просто зараз займаюсь однокласником- моделлю Діани(з коробки), а точної інформації по іспанцях знайти не можу(
Цієї книги навіть ще немає у продажі! Лише анонс на лютий місяць 2022 і тому я зазначила її на форумі як книга на яку чекаю...
Тому є ще час назбирати 160$)))
Na ja , Vormast ist klein aber " stienkig " . Ob woll verlang auch vill Acht und Fleiß , Sie kommen doch zu Recht chier ( der Knebel für Schotblock war fantastisch fabrizirt ) . Verzeiung für rauer Grammatik ( kenne mich noch nicht so gut aus ) , vill Erfolg lnnen !
Olga, that's not La Pinta! It's La Niña. Look in your book The Ships of Christopher Columbus (Santa Maria; PINTA; NINA) by Xavier Pastor.
You have to tell this to the manufacturer! Who made 2 ships on one hull (Pinta and Nina). By changing only the masting and rigging! And even in the book - there are two different versions... Because no one has seen the real Pinta and the real drawings have not survived either - that's why there are so many interpretations of these ships and each has the right to life!
men eat your heart and sails outs...lol
😀
@@OlhaBatchvarov if you were in the USA i would commission you to do a whaler