Adding additional details to the upper deck, Santisima Trinidad

Embark on a captivating exploration of the OcCre Santisima Trinidad Kit as we take you beyond the surface to uncover the often overlooked, yet mesmerizing, details of the upper deck. In this exclusive video, we meticulously examine and add the missing pieces to the puzzle, ensuring your model ship is a true replica of historical grandeur.
Discover any elements that elevate the realism of the upper deck, including subtle weathering effects, authentic color schemes, or optional add-ons that bring your model to life. These details make all the difference in recreating the ambiance of a bygone era.
Join us as we provide additional building techniques specific to the upper deck. From intricate installations to fine-tuning details, our step-by-step guide ensures you achieve a level of craftsmanship that goes beyond the ordinary.
Customization Possibilities: Explore the potential for customization on the upper deck. Whether it's personal touches or historical variations, we guide you through the process of making your Santisima Trinidad truly one-of-a-kind.

[@genojoe3176]

The inclusion of parquet is fantastic!

[@g-kip]

Thanks, i thought i would add a little extra detail to the officers quarters.

[@wolfgangzinn]

Respect, you seem to have set yourself a lot of goals for the expansion of the ship.

[@g-kip]

Hi Wolfgang, yes I would like to add a few changes, make the kit a bit unique.

[@GregWilson635]

The floor looks amazing. Will look forward to seeing what is next :)

[@g-kip]

Thanks Greg, you feeling better now?

[@GregWilson635]

@g-kip unfortunately not yet , it's hanging around. Looking like I won't get a video out this week 😕

[@g-kip]

take it easy m8, I will be waiting for your next video@@GregWilson635

[@martinaalderink7773]

So you are gonna make a wheelhouse ?

[@g-kip]

I will be adding a wheel and binnacle yes

[@robertmanning1694]

Hello Grant, change of subject on this build. How long did it take you to complete John Smiths Shallop from Pavel?Nice floor by the way!

[@g-kip]

Hi Robert thanks, John Smiths Shallop took a couple of months, evenings and weekends (still working fulltime)

[@robertmanning1694]

Thank you. Im disabled so all I do is work on models for the time being. That said Im burnt out on the Trinidad so I bought that model to change the pace. I think your videos will be a huge help getting it done!@@g-kip

[@g-kip]

you will enjoy building the shallop, its a good quality kit@@robertmanning1694