The Mount Everest of ship models... conquered! I am guessing you are feeling a strong sense of accomplishment and satisfaction knowing that all of the hours of hard work have paid off in the form of a great model that you can enjoy looking at for years to come. I liked the way that you added subtle texture to the painted surfaces without being too heavy-handed. I am a beginner and I am so inspired by what you have built. I am working on a fleet of Royal Navy ships and subs and the 1/200 scale is what I aspire to in a few years (after I have given myself the time to refine my technique.) I picked up alot of valuable tips and I want to thank you for posting these videos. Well done sir!
Thanks for you're very kind words David! I'm so glad that I was able to give you some useful tips and techniques, that's why I make these videos. I wish you the best of luck with you're own models and always feel free to contact me with any questions you may have. Cheers!🙂
Magnificent build. An epic project finished with stellar results. Yes, rigging on ships and planes is an exercise in tedium. Keep up the great work. Bill
My 1/350 was large, I just can't get over how much bigger 1/200 is, even the small away boat are big enough for a sensible diorama, fantastic build BTW, was you thinking of R/C for this old lady ?
Awesome! I guess posting in my Facebook groups works from time to time. Thanks for letting me know that. I like to track where my subscribers come from. Cheers!
I think it was actually 5. In those days the Britts usually built 5 battle- ships in each class. Like the R's, QE's and KV's. However, the Nelrods was an exception, be- cause of the Washing- ton treaty.
Cut a square ⬛️ from an elastic band and glue it to the both sides of a flat head pair tweezers! Trumpeter master tool's does a great set of 4 for like 7 buck's best one's I've used I'd be lost without them! I've a couple set's modified haha but it works! The Hood looks great I know someone building same kit
@@SmallSoldier I used my usual ak magnet superglue the black widow works also without any of the rubber bands smoking n melting it it works perfectly just done a new set last night a bigger pair double stripped applied to AK Super glue to the tweezers with cocktail stick first and stretch the band slightly and lay it over!
I highly recommend the Midwest Model Shop for excellent videos on building large warships. The current project is the Titanic, but there are complete series on the 1/200 Arizona and 1/200 Missouri. Good tips and tricks as well. Great work - keep it up!
A bit late to the party, but just one word - magnificent! A model that big and that complex deserves all the time and effort you put into it, and it absolutely paid off. Hard to see how it could be improved. Lots of really great tips and techniques , and your painting skills are top notch - the layering of washes to achieve depth and complexity is an Old Masters painting technique - you can 't get the depth any other way. And inspirational too - really makes me want to take up ship modelling again after many, many years - thanks for sharing your epic build!
You can never be too late for one of my parties... LOL! Thanks for watching and it certainly was an epic build... which almost killed me btw. I'm glad you enjoyed it and if you picked up a couple things here and there that makes it totally worth it. Good luck in all your modelling adventures. Consider subscribing if you haven't already, it really helps the channel. Cheers!🙂
Re: painting decking and masking off details, always prefer the real wood kits that can be bought for just about any kits. They are easy to prep and go on fairly easy. For me, they offer far better detail (especially on a larger kit), especially after applying a panel line wash. Also, some of those deck details, as too a great many other things, can be cut off, sanded and replaced with after market photoetching kits. Again, the difference in detail is remarkable and adds so much to the finished product.
Hello Dear, every modeller has its own style, some of them paints, some of them makes mask ( horrible, 1/700 scale and all decks) with sticky tape. I like your style and brush painting. great work. best regards...
your model is astonishing! I look up to you whenever I feel the need to take a hammer to my model, given that I only built 2 ships to this day, that emotion can be triggered by a lot of things not just the rigging! Thank you for sharing the project
Thanks I appreciate your comment. These ships are definitely not for the faint of heart. I’m sure it’s the first and only big ship model I’ll ever build. 🙂
Arrgghh !!! Just spotted your vid in my recommendations....It looks truly magnificent BUT it would warrant a complete 10 minute "final reveal" video all of its own, preferably with a camera upgrade. It's like getting a 10 second viewing of the Mona Lisa through tissue paper !!! But anyhow congratulations on an incredible looking job. Hope we can see more of it !!!!
Thanks m8! I try and keep my videos under 30 minutes but if you want to see more photos I have them posted on Facebook and Instagram which there’s a direct link to on my RUclips home page. If your interested in helping out and supporting my channel with a small financial contribution you can do so here. www.buymeacoffee.com/SmallSoldier. I’ll be putting the money towards getting new camera equipment. Cheers.
That was a beautiful build and great inspiration. I've bought the 1;144 Revell Fletcher class destroyer (platinum edition with nearly 700 pe parts) for almost a year and I've been dreading to even make the first cut... You made it seem doable (not easy, just doable) and you gave me some really great insight on how to go on some tasks. Thank you for sharing and congrats again for a job exceptionally well done!
Thanks so much for you kind words! I’m glad it was helpful and inspirational for you. These kind of comments are what keep me motivated to continue making content. Cheers!
While I've built a few model ships in small 1/700 scale, and a couple in larger 1/350 scale, a 1/200 would be a dream build for me. Even though I don't have an airbrush, or the room to display one. Just having it in the box as a dream kit would be enough for me.
Actually, though I’ve been kit and scratch building models for about 50 years, I find watching you to be enjoyable and informative. You seem, highly adept and your attention to detail is very good indeed. I suppose I could say I enjoy your craftsmanship, and you often keep me company while I build. But those days are dwindling now. I’m sick and losing function in my hands, do detail work is hugely difficult. So, fellow maker, keep on keepin on, as they say. I wish you many more years of success and happiness and, as usual, I’ll be tuning in. BTW, Big ships are my joy, and anyone who makes them has my undivided attention. Thank you for sharing your experience, and for teaching an old dog some new tricks!
Thanks David. Sorry to hear about your illness… I hope you can find joy in watching modelling videos even though modelling yourself may be problematic. Thanks for tuning in. All the best!🙂
Congratulations! Great build! Great result! Did you know than Uschi rigging can straight once it is heated? You can glue both ends of rope, and then warm it up with a match, the rope will tighten and will be straight. It can reduce 20-30 per cent of its length.
Absolutely beautiful model you made there! Hood was never in my top 10 shapewise, but your model looks stunning! Perhaps it's the dark grey hull? In any case: superb!
Night Shift: "I've never painted a figure before" --> turns out amazing. Small Soldier: "I've never done a ship before" --> same thing....amazing result! All that masking looked insane though...I would be so afraid of pulling off tiny details and PE! You are brave....well, you're actually just really experienced :)
Thanks, Evan! This project almost broke me... as insane asylum broke. It was fun for the most part but you really have to want to build a ship model to take a project like this on... or in my case be silly enough to take on a commission. It's probably not something I'd tackle again but I do put everything I have into a project no matter how difficult or time-consuming it is. Learning something new is always refreshing and intriguing to me. Thanks for watching and I appreciate you taking the time to leave a nice comment. Cheers, my friend!
Well I'm seeing this 2 years after the fact , but it looks fantastic! I love ship modeling. I hope you do another 200 scale in the future for us to see. Perhaps the Sharnhorst. Yes it's overpriced, but really cool. Thanks for sharing.
Yes, it would and I would have done that if it were my own model. The aftermarket set had the wooden deck but the client wanted me to omit certain large tasks so he could actually get it before he or I kick the bucket. 😂 It was a very long project 2.5 years and we both just wanted it to end. Thanks for your comments and interest. Cheers!🙌🍻
Love this video. You mention the Tamiya primer at the beginning and using German Grey instead of hull red, but what grey did you use above the boot line and on the superstructure, please?
Scrap that. You talk about it later in the video. I’m about to start a Flyhawk 1/700 and was thinking of using grey Mr Surfacer on its own without any top coat hence my interest. Firstly I figured the grey was about right and secondly I worry I will swamp detail with too much paint at that scale if I do too many coats. The fact that you have done this with huge success on this model has given me the confidence to go for it.
@@lukesanders8258 Yes I thought the Grey primer was very close to British "battleship" grey. I would decant the primer and use an airbrush to spray it on since it's 1/700 scale. Tamiya sprays level out really great but at that scale it could potentially obsure details. Good luck with your model! Cheers.
Thanks for the inspiration! That looks great. I’m just about to start painting my 1:350 Alaska and seeing this helped confirm my approach is right. (1st ship)
Do heat lamps help dry the paint faster? So you can move on to, further down the line on the build. Heat lamp at a safe distance, so not to melt the plastic.
Nice build. I am building her as the 1938 version with the stripes and single rondel on forward turrets. How did you make the mask for the rondel to be so perfectly circular?
Incredible work Scott! All those things that make your hood model great are the things i have failed at miserably at my own ship models. I am sure you are very satisfied now. So, what's coming up next? Something relaxing i hope, like a full interior armor kit? :)
Thanks my friend! I was very happy with the way it turned out considering I had no idea what I was doing!😂 next up will be painting a small 48 scale pilot to go with my Spitfire then on to the Tamiya Kettenkrad.
Beautiful work....I'm patiently waiting for, hoping for, a USS West Virginia BB-48 in 1/200, both before and after Pearl Harbor....I know, I know! 😉😆😂😎
Hi, I’m new to the ship modeling community. I was just wondering where you get these tools, since I am currently building a trumpeter 1/350 DKM Blücher just to try. I noticed that you used alot of different tools but can’t find them anywhere?
Stunning work, as always Scott! Just amazing and lots of good tips here. Where are you sourcing your brushes from? I need to get some new ones I think, mine are showing their age.
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Awesome!... I didn't know 1/200 scale existed until today.. thanks👍🇳🇿
Yes there are lots of models out there. I’ve even heard that one company is considering doing a 1/72nd scale war ship.
Looks great well done 😊😊
Thank you much appreciated!
Great build !
Thank you!🍻
Scott: “I’ve never built a model ship.”
Also Scott: Builds a crazy-big model ship with insane levels of detail and hits it out of the park.
Thanks, Bruce. Come on and join the insanity... build a ship!😉
@@SmallSoldier lol still don’t have tanks and planes figured out yet. 😂 I’ll probably give one a go someday.
Bismarck will loving it ....
Gorgeous… Your Brush Painting Skills Seem To Be At The Highest Level.
Thanks!
1/200 scale thats massive, love your artwork!
Thank you.🙂🍻
👍🏻🏴 My father fortunately missed being assigned to her by the line ending by three in front of her.
Use a wood deck, looks fantastic and with wood deck wash looks real.
The Mount Everest of ship models... conquered! I am guessing you are feeling a strong sense of accomplishment and satisfaction knowing that all of the hours of hard work have paid off in the form of a great model that you can enjoy looking at for years to come. I liked the way that you added subtle texture to the painted surfaces without being too heavy-handed. I am a beginner and I am so inspired by what you have built. I am working on a fleet of Royal Navy ships and subs and the 1/200 scale is what I aspire to in a few years (after I have given myself the time to refine my technique.) I picked up alot of valuable tips and I want to thank you for posting these videos. Well done sir!
Thanks for you're very kind words David! I'm so glad that I was able to give you some useful tips and techniques, that's why I make these videos. I wish you the best of luck with you're own models and always feel free to contact me with any questions you may have. Cheers!🙂
Brilliant end result, a superb display of patience and determination, the filming and editing was also very well done. Thanks for unloading.
Thank you Paul! I appreciate you saying so. Stay tuned I have lots more to come… I just need to find the time now.😂
You’re a funny man, and a breath of fresh air. I enjoy your expert and thoughtful episodes.
Thanks, David... wish everyone thought the same. I appreciate you saying so. Cheers!
Wonderful build and I am liking the grey Hull. 😀
Thank you! 😁 Yes according to recent information found, that's t colour it should be.
Love the build...good point on quality brushes. Sadly the Hood went down in less time than this video played
Thank you very much! Yes it’s so sad they lost such a great vessel.
What a great looking model of a ship I only heard about as a child, until your build. Lots of interesting tips. Very well done sir!😀
Thanks Vincent! Glad you liked it. 🍻
The hood was a beautiful ship you definitely done it justice
Thank you!🙂
Now you have to find shelf space for that monster! Good luck with that... Thanks for showing it to us.
Thanks! LOL... it was for a client.
Magnificent build. An epic project finished with stellar results. Yes, rigging on ships and planes is an exercise in tedium. Keep up the great work.
Bill
My 1/350 was large, I just can't get over how much bigger 1/200 is, even the small away boat are big enough for a sensible diorama, fantastic build BTW, was you thinking of R/C for this old lady ?
Thanks! It’s a big model. No RC for this. I’m not that technically inclined.😂
Found you on FB... Scale Model Universe 🙌
Awesome! I guess posting in my Facebook groups works from time to time. Thanks for letting me know that. I like to track where my subscribers come from. Cheers!
I have read that Hood was Admiral class battlecruiser. Four was to be constructed but 3 were cancelled.
I think it was actually 5.
In those days the Britts
usually built 5 battle-
ships in each class.
Like the R's, QE's and
KV's.
However, the Nelrods
was an exception, be-
cause of the Washing-
ton treaty.
Cut a square ⬛️ from an elastic band and glue it to the both sides of a flat head pair tweezers! Trumpeter master tool's does a great set of 4 for like 7 buck's best one's I've used I'd be lost without them! I've a couple set's modified haha but it works!
The Hood looks great I know someone building same kit
Great tip! What type of glue holds rubber though?
@@SmallSoldier I used my usual ak magnet superglue the black widow works also without any of the rubber bands smoking n melting it it works perfectly just done a new set last night a bigger pair double stripped applied to AK Super glue to the tweezers with cocktail stick first and stretch the band slightly and lay it over!
This is a brilliant idea… why didn’t I think of it.? Thanks for the great tip m8!🙂
Art and Craft superbly stated.
Thank you very much! Cheers.
I highly recommend the Midwest Model Shop for excellent videos on building large warships. The current project is the Titanic, but there are complete series on the 1/200 Arizona and 1/200 Missouri. Good tips and tricks as well. Great work - keep it up!
A bit late to the party, but just one word - magnificent! A model that big and that complex deserves all the time and effort you put into it, and it absolutely paid off. Hard to see how it could be improved. Lots of really great tips and techniques , and your painting skills are top notch - the layering of washes to achieve depth and complexity is an Old Masters painting technique - you can 't get the depth any other way. And inspirational too - really makes me want to take up ship modelling again after many, many years - thanks for sharing your epic build!
You can never be too late for one of my parties... LOL! Thanks for watching and it certainly was an epic build... which almost killed me btw. I'm glad you enjoyed it and if you picked up a couple things here and there that makes it totally worth it. Good luck in all your modelling adventures. Consider subscribing if you haven't already, it really helps the channel. Cheers!🙂
Re: painting decking and masking off details, always prefer the real wood kits that can be bought for just about any kits. They are easy to prep and go on fairly easy. For me, they offer far better detail (especially on a larger kit), especially after applying a panel line wash. Also, some of those deck details, as too a great many other things, can be cut off, sanded and replaced with after market photoetching kits. Again, the difference in detail is remarkable and adds so much to the finished product.
Yeah I know all that… this was a commission and I only had so much time and energy to complete it on time.
Hello Dear,
every modeller has its own style, some of them paints, some of them makes mask ( horrible, 1/700 scale and all decks) with sticky tape. I like your style and brush painting. great work. best regards...
Thanks Erkan! I really appreciate you watching and your comment. Cheers.🙂
your model is astonishing! I look up to you whenever I feel the need to take a hammer to my model, given that I only built 2 ships to this day, that emotion can be triggered by a lot of things not just the rigging! Thank you for sharing the project
Thanks I appreciate your comment. These ships are definitely not for the faint of heart. I’m sure it’s the first and only big ship model I’ll ever build. 🙂
You lost me at "a lot of masking"...LOL. Seriously, nice video, and what an accomplishment. Thanks, Scott.
Thanks so much Rick! I appreciate your support and it means a lot coming from someone as talented as you. Cheers my friend!😊🍺
Arrgghh !!! Just spotted your vid in my recommendations....It looks truly magnificent BUT it would warrant a complete 10 minute "final reveal" video all of its own, preferably with a camera upgrade. It's like getting a 10 second viewing of the Mona Lisa through tissue paper !!!
But anyhow congratulations on an incredible looking job. Hope we can see more of it !!!!
Thanks m8! I try and keep my videos under 30 minutes but if you want to see more photos I have them posted on Facebook and Instagram which there’s a direct link to on my RUclips home page. If your interested in helping out and supporting my channel with a small financial contribution you can do so here. www.buymeacoffee.com/SmallSoldier. I’ll be putting the money towards getting new camera equipment. Cheers.
That was a beautiful build and great inspiration. I've bought the 1;144 Revell Fletcher class destroyer (platinum edition with nearly 700 pe parts) for almost a year and I've been dreading to even make the first cut... You made it seem doable (not easy, just doable) and you gave me some really great insight on how to go on some tasks. Thank you for sharing and congrats again for a job exceptionally well done!
Thanks so much for you kind words! I’m glad it was helpful and inspirational for you. These kind of comments are what keep me motivated to continue making content. Cheers!
While I've built a few model ships in small 1/700 scale, and a couple in larger 1/350 scale, a 1/200 would be a dream build for me. Even though I don't have an airbrush, or the room to display one. Just having it in the box as a dream kit would be enough for me.
great result! For handling small PE parts, a wax pencil is a good cheap investment
Thanks! I have one and use it from time to time as well.
Properly fabulous! 👍🏻👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thanks Richard! Cheers.
Beautiful! Good work 👍🏼👍🏼
🙂🙏🏻
Actually, though I’ve been kit and scratch building models for about 50 years, I find watching you to be enjoyable and informative.
You seem, highly adept and your attention to detail is very good indeed.
I suppose I could say I enjoy your craftsmanship, and you often keep me company while I build. But those days are dwindling now.
I’m sick and losing function in my hands, do detail work is hugely difficult.
So, fellow maker, keep on keepin on, as they say.
I wish you many more years of success and happiness and, as usual, I’ll be tuning in.
BTW, Big ships are my joy, and anyone who makes them has my undivided attention.
Thank you for sharing your experience, and for teaching an old dog some new tricks!
Thanks David. Sorry to hear about your illness… I hope you can find joy in watching modelling videos even though modelling yourself may be problematic. Thanks for tuning in. All the best!🙂
Congratulations! Great build! Great result!
Did you know than Uschi rigging can straight once it is heated? You can glue both ends of rope, and then warm it up with a match, the rope will tighten and will be straight. It can reduce 20-30 per cent of its length.
Thank you sir! I didn’t know that about the Uschi line. Thanks for the advice, much appreciated!!🍻
Absolutely beautiful model you made there! Hood was never in my top 10 shapewise, but your model looks stunning! Perhaps it's the dark grey hull? In any case: superb!
Thank you very much!🙌🏻
Hi amazing build buddy.thank you for sharing.cheers Gary from the UK 🇬🇧
Thanks, Gary from the UK!😉
You did a great job on the ship. Bravo! The boat launches were always one of the factors that attracted me to this ship. Cheers.😁
Thanks!🙂
@@SmallSoldier 👍
Congratulations on finishing the build! Love to see more scale model ship content on RUclips, especially when it's done so well.
Thank you! 🍻
Wow, a piece of art, thank you for sharing
Thanks! 🙌
Fantastic work! Do you have a list of all the colors you used?
@@ech0tang0 Thank you. NoI don’t have a list for that… sorry.
Night Shift: "I've never painted a figure before" --> turns out amazing.
Small Soldier: "I've never done a ship before" --> same thing....amazing result!
All that masking looked insane though...I would be so afraid of pulling off tiny details and PE! You are brave....well, you're actually just really experienced :)
Thanks, Evan! This project almost broke me... as insane asylum broke. It was fun for the most part but you really have to want to build a ship model to take a project like this on... or in my case be silly enough to take on a commission. It's probably not something I'd tackle again but I do put everything I have into a project no matter how difficult or time-consuming it is. Learning something new is always refreshing and intriguing to me. Thanks for watching and I appreciate you taking the time to leave a nice comment. Cheers, my friend!
construction and finished processes are interesting, superb
Thank you very much! 🍻
A magic build my friend, excellent job.
Thanks!🙂
Well I'm seeing this 2 years after the fact , but it looks fantastic!
I love ship modeling. I hope you do another 200 scale in the future for us to see. Perhaps the Sharnhorst. Yes it's overpriced, but really cool. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you! I can’t imagine doing another ship that big. It sucked the life out of me!😂
Absolutely incredible! Model ship building to me is a whole ’nother level of dedication!
Stunning build…congratulations 👏🏽
Thanks, Martin! Dedication or just plain nuts... I'm not sure. 😆
@@SmallSoldier 🤣👏🏽
I understand it was a commission build and would add further costs, but getting an aftermarket wooden deck would make things alot easier. Superb work!
Yes, it would and I would have done that if it were my own model. The aftermarket set had the wooden deck but the client wanted me to omit certain large tasks so he could actually get it before he or I kick the bucket. 😂 It was a very long project 2.5 years and we both just wanted it to end. Thanks for your comments and interest. Cheers!🙌🍻
I'm hoping for a 200 yamato but what i really want is a 200 Ise. Or a 200 South Dakota. I can dream. Lol good stuff on the hood.
Thanks Will! There’s so many great companies coming out with awesome stuff, you never know what to expect.
Well done my friend, well done.
Thank you kindly! 🍻
I've heard this model is 52 inches long .. ? I am impressed. Nice.
@@od1452 Yes… it’s huge! Thanks 😊
Love everything but not the deck color . I m surprised you did not weathered it to give a wooden aspect
Those lifeboats are exceptional work
Thanks Mark! They we're a lot of fun to paint up. Cheers.
nice work
Thanks sir!🍻
Awesome, my uncle was killed on this ship in the Denmark straits 1941 .
The tip on accelerator before glue blew my mind. So simple that I feel like an idiot for not thinking of it
Thanks, I feel like an idiot all the time! 😂😂
Love this video. You mention the Tamiya primer at the beginning and using German Grey instead of hull red, but what grey did you use above the boot line and on the superstructure, please?
Scrap that. You talk about it later in the video. I’m about to start a Flyhawk 1/700 and was thinking of using grey Mr Surfacer on its own without any top coat hence my interest. Firstly I figured the grey was about right and secondly I worry I will swamp detail with too much paint at that scale if I do too many coats. The fact that you have done this with huge success on this model has given me the confidence to go for it.
Thanks man! The colours used were Tamiya German Grey in the spray can for the bottom portion then Tamiya grey spray can primer for the main colour.
@@lukesanders8258 Yes I thought the Grey primer was very close to British "battleship" grey. I would decant the primer and use an airbrush to spray it on since it's 1/700 scale. Tamiya sprays level out really great but at that scale it could potentially obsure details. Good luck with your model! Cheers.
Great work and great painting. 👍
Thanks a lot!🙂🍻
I love your job, the finish.
Thank you very much!🙂🍻
Thanks for the inspiration! That looks great. I’m just about to start painting my 1:350 Alaska and seeing this helped confirm my approach is right. (1st ship)
Your welcome m8! Good luck with your project. Cheers.
cracking work Scott, just got round to watching it. a massive project, masterfully finished!
Thanks my friend! I’m still recovering from it I think. 😂
Looks fantastic! Great build, especially considering it's your first ship build...
Thanks m8! 🙂🍻
What a beauty....from an era my country had a Navy.....9/5/2023
🙂🙏🏻🙏🏻
Do heat lamps help dry the paint faster?
So you can move on to, further down the line on the build.
Heat lamp at a safe distance, so not to melt the plastic.
I use a hairdryer.
Man that is one beautiful model
Thanks 🙏🏻 😊
Impressive! Beautiful work!
Thanks so much Steve!😊
Wow fantastic model
Thank you very much!
@@SmallSoldier I hope my Bismarck looks half as impressive when I’m finished 😊
Welcome back - good to see more content!
Thanks Scott! I appreciate you saying so and it’s good to be back.🍻
I just came.accoss your video I really enjoyed it. great job I learned a few things,
That's great! Consider subscribing... unless you did already. It really helps the channel and pushes my videos out to a wider audience. Cheers.🙂
BEAUTIFUL BUILD ; WHY NO WOODEN DECKING ?
Thanks, Pieter! It was a commission build with a timeline so I didn't have the time to take it that far.
This is an awesome build. Perfect from bow to stern !
😊😊Thanks!🍻
Blast bags are my pet peeve and these look outstanding. Are they included in the kit or aftermarket?
Thank you! Yes they are resin aftermarket items that come with the Pontos detail set. Cheers.
Not a ship guy but that was one hell of a build - turned out great! 👍 That thing is HUGE though, not sure where you will stick that?
Thanks Jerry! It was a commission build so it’s with its owner now.
No Words... Sin palabras.
Thanks!😊
What is that pallet that you put your paints on? looks like some kind of fabric inside a base?
It’s called a wet palette. Keeps the acrylics fresh and workable for many days.
I wish my hands were as steady. Brilliant brush painting. Mine looks like I painted it on a roller coaster. 😂
Thanks, it gets tougher the older I get so I can relate.🙂
Nice work! Keep up the good job it also inspired me because it’s taking me almost a year building my 1/200 bismark.😄
Thanks m8! It took me 2.5 years . Good luck with yours.🙂
Nice build. I am building her as the 1938 version with the stripes and single rondel on forward turrets. How did you make the mask for the rondel to be so perfectly circular?
Thanks. I used Tamiya tape… the wide 3” roll then used my circle cutter which is quite precise.
@@SmallSoldier Thanks for the info
My pleasure.
great build。
Thanks 😊
Excellent work!
Thanks Michael!🙌🏻
Museum worthy!
Thanks Barry! Cheers.
A very nice job!!!
Thanks!🙂
Great work ! That`s a huge model. You did it perfect. And "freedom" at the end made my day :) Have a nice weekend Scott.
Thanks Chris! I thought the Braveheart clip summed up the way I truly felt at the end.😊
Thanks
Super nice job!
Thanks!🙂🍻
What a great build, and love the channel… nice to see you back!
Thanks I appreciate your support and glad you liked it. Cheers!
Wonderful stuff. Great job 😉
Thanks, Basil!
Incredible work Scott! All those things that make your hood model great are the things i have failed at miserably at my own ship models. I am sure you are very satisfied now. So, what's coming up next? Something relaxing i hope, like a full interior armor kit? :)
Thanks my friend! I was very happy with the way it turned out considering I had no idea what I was doing!😂 next up will be painting a small 48 scale pilot to go with my Spitfire then on to the Tamiya Kettenkrad.
GREAT MODEL ... GREAT BUILD ... ONE POINT : DID SHE NOT , HAVE WOODEN DECKS ?
Thank you! Yes wooden decks other than some areas that were metal.
5:18 some white tack on a cocktail stick or some q tips dipped in beeswax
Absolutely perfect work. Looks awesome : )
Thanks!🙂
Beautiful work....I'm patiently waiting for, hoping for, a USS West Virginia BB-48 in 1/200, both before and after Pearl Harbor....I know, I know! 😉😆😂😎
Thanks! Well, to make that happen you need to start scratch building it. Then when your about 90% finished someone will release it. 😉
@@SmallSoldier
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That's how it works, right....always! 😉😆😂
Great work
Thanks m8!🙂
Very nice
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Hi, I’m new to the ship modeling community. I was just wondering where you get these tools, since I am currently building a trumpeter 1/350 DKM Blücher just to try. I noticed that you used alot of different tools but can’t find them anywhere?
The small shop is where I bought most of my tools.
Fantastic
Thanks!🙂
Stunning work, as always Scott! Just amazing and lots of good tips here. Where are you sourcing your brushes from? I need to get some new ones I think, mine are showing their age.
Amazing
Thanks!🙂
Please tell me you are gonna put a Bismarck next to it....
Lol… it was a commission so I don’t have it anymore.