Afternoon John, I am following your build, that deck was a pain! I finally managed to fit by following your guidance, many thanks for posting each stage, you have been a great help Gary.
John do you plan on maybe painting some pieces on the Titanic maybe later. Like I would have painted the cranes just for an example. Take care great build
Excelente amigo Juan, yo por el 69 al 72 me falta 1 AÑO para ver el mío así, todavía sigo impaciente por ver cómo se coloca la línea amarilla jajajaja… enhorabuena un saludo desde España 🇪🇸 que ganamos a Alemania ayer jijijiji
I still haven't started my build as yet, but am gonna make a start on the Part 1, but have already done issue 2 and that first section of bull, oh wow... am like few months behind your build in parts but am thinking though, wow it's a beautiful model, am liking this build so far to date...this model will take pride in the collection of all the other models in the collection, but the centerpiece item that takes pride of my collection is the statue of Capt. Smith himself, sculptured by Lady Kathleen Scott, and signed by the Capt's Great Nephew Don Smith...this item is the pride of the collection, but this model will take pride alongside other models in my collection
Excellent build John looks absolutely fantastic well done with all the decks am still trying to get mine lined up it's a real pain. But got the lights working Horary!!! Until next time take care &have a good weekend 👍
Hello, thank you for your work, in Spain we are going for number sixty-eight, I have them all saved but I have not yet started the assembly because the restoration of a 1/8 scale Ferrari Testarossa is finished. I have seen each and every one of your Titanic uploads and the biggest doubt I have is because the use of PVA glue for the wooden coverings responds to fixing them better over time or is it simply to make them coincide with the anchors of the components that must be placed in them, sorry for the long comment, and for my bad English. Best regards from Spain
Thanks for watching. 😀 The PVA glue is to ensure that none of the wooden decking lifts and stays flat onto the plastic, all my decking is perfectly flat. And your english is fine. 👍
Hi John, Any concerns with the gap between the white plastic decking and the metal hull? I know I asked this 25 stages ago, but curious what your thoughts are now that she is more together? Thank you.
hi john looking good bit behind you on this build also building trumpeters 1/200 Titanic one question do you know if we get railings/hand rails for the Hachette build
Only 4 Deliveries and the Adventure is over. For me every Cent (Penny) worth! Do you get a Display Case? we in Germany get it with the 33 of 35 Deliveries.
There are 13 screws, release the front and aft screws, make sure the prom deck is within the ribs and cables are not causing an obstruction, and I do mention all this is in my video. Good luck 👍
The name originates from the French word for stern, la poupe, from Latin puppis. Thus the poop deck is technically a stern deck, which in sailing ships was usually elevated as the roof of the stern or "after" cabin, also known as the "poop cabin" (or simply the poop).
Thank you John for these four issues 🙏 praying I don't lol have any troubles
Good luck and have fun. 👍
Excellent build. She's looking gorgeous.
Thanks Steven 👍
Excellent build John she,s really looking beautiful with all her decks on, and the detail on her will be amazing when she,s finished
Thanks, Dave. She will, as you say, look beautiful. 👍
Afternoon John,
I am following your build, that deck was a pain! I finally managed to fit by following your guidance, many thanks for posting each stage, you have been a great help
Gary.
Thanks for your comment. 😀👍
your Titanic looks so great , great work 👍👍👍
Thanks 👍😊
She's looking absolutely beautiful! I've just completed issue 78 so I'm way behind :(
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Yo también estoy en el 78!!!!
Hell jealous lol can't wait to get there this week IL have 94 and 95 woah
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Clairement nous courons vers la fin, beau montage belle vidéo, nice video, top 👍👍👍
Thanks 😊
Nice build i have now issue 79 in Poland
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124!!! I envy youuu!!!!
John do you plan on maybe painting some pieces on the Titanic maybe later. Like I would have painted the cranes just for an example. Take care great build
Maybe, maybe not, I will wait for now. Any ideas, let me know. 👍
Es maravilloso
Thanks 👍
Great build and vid 💪👍🍺💞🙏
Thanks Eddy 👌 😊
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Excelente amigo Juan, yo por el 69 al 72 me falta 1 AÑO para ver el mío así, todavía sigo impaciente por ver cómo se coloca la línea amarilla jajajaja… enhorabuena un saludo desde España 🇪🇸 que ganamos a Alemania ayer jijijiji
Lol, yes I watched the game, congrats 👏
I still haven't started my build as yet, but am gonna make a start on the Part 1, but have already done issue 2 and that first section of bull, oh wow...
am like few months behind your build in parts but am thinking though, wow it's a beautiful model, am liking this build so far to date...this model will take pride in the collection of all the other models in the collection, but the centerpiece item that takes pride of my collection is the statue of Capt. Smith himself, sculptured by Lady Kathleen Scott, and signed by the Capt's Great Nephew Don Smith...this item is the pride of the collection, but this model will take pride alongside other models in my collection
That will be quite a collection you have, lovely. 👍😊
Excellent build John looks absolutely fantastic well done with all the decks am still trying to get mine lined up it's a real pain. But got the lights working Horary!!!
Until next time take care &have a good weekend 👍
Thanks Rod, hope you get it sorted asap. Take care. 😀
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Are you related to mr burns🤔 excellent 😂
Hello, thank you for your work, in Spain we are going for number sixty-eight, I have them all saved but I have not yet started the assembly because the restoration of a 1/8 scale Ferrari Testarossa is finished. I have seen each and every one of your Titanic uploads and the biggest doubt I have is because the use of PVA glue for the wooden coverings responds to fixing them better over time or is it simply to make them coincide with the anchors of the components that must be placed in them, sorry for the long comment, and for my bad English. Best regards from Spain
Thanks for watching. 😀 The PVA glue is to ensure that none of the wooden decking lifts and stays flat onto the plastic, all my decking is perfectly flat. And your english is fine. 👍
Only 16 issues left!
Hi John, Any concerns with the gap between the white plastic decking and the metal hull? I know I asked this 25 stages ago, but curious what your thoughts are now that she is more together? Thank you.
No concerns at all. In the 2 videos, I scan the ships' starboard side to show thie alignment.👍
hi john looking good bit behind you on this build also building trumpeters 1/200 Titanic one question do you know if we get railings/hand rails for the Hachette build
Hi, yes, there are holes along the boat deck for them. 👍
Only 4 Deliveries and the Adventure is over.
For me every Cent (Penny) worth! Do you get a Display Case? we in Germany get it with the 33 of 35 Deliveries.
Yes, for premium subscribers only.😀
Hi john how did u keep the bridge deck flat on the hull as mine is up each side front and back of the ship
I explain how I did it in the video. If its just the bridge deck it maybe the metal strips.
@JohnsModelmaking I mean when all decks are on the hull back and front are up on each side not lined flat the hull
There are 13 screws, release the front and aft screws, make sure the prom deck is within the ribs and cables are not causing an obstruction, and I do mention all this is in my video. Good luck 👍
Isue 125 126
Next month. 👍
Why do they have a poop deck on a boat 🤔 don't they have any toilets😂
The name originates from the French word for stern, la poupe, from Latin puppis. Thus the poop deck is technically a stern deck, which in sailing ships was usually elevated as the roof of the stern or "after" cabin, also known as the "poop cabin" (or simply the poop).