Just wanted to let you know that you partially inspired me with modeling. You took it up bc of PTSD and I took it up to keep myself sober. Next month will be 5 years. So thank you.
Tô be very honest, thank YOU, because coments like this one makes me believe that everything was And is worth It... Its a lot of. Work tô come home after a hard day at work And (not the model making) but filming it, And edit the videos... And when i read this type of comment... Honored.. you stay strong ok? I know you have seconds And hours that look like hell but you stay strong... And thank YOU
You are an inspiration to all who have the privilege of being part of your modelling journey, Alex. You were my first YT modeller and I am so happy to see you continue with this hobby and sharing it with us. Amazing job on those wooden decks btw.
Other channels may be more prolific, but none are as stylish as your videos. Also love the thought that goes into painting on all the videos. I wouldn’t worry about your English, it is good and has a nice tone.
Nice building. Your first video encouraged me to pick up the Heller kit as it was cheap here and a nice size. Love the wood effect but I will have to add the forecastle even though no one actually knows what the ship looked like barring written descriptions of dubious accuracy! But as you say, each to his own model. Thankyou for the drybrush refresher as i am also guilty of the, not so dry brush problem! Nice colour choices as i am quite the diehard Humbrol enamel fan, the aroma of modelmaking!
That brings back memories ....opening tins when I was a kid and hand painting . More recently there was that insanely good bf109 in enamels. Kutgw Alex
As a "fully" plastic modeller, i was sure that real wood is the only way to build salling ships. You made me reconsider... but is not easy to reproduce such skills. Congrats!
The light/scale colour effect is more about diffusion of the light bouncing off the object. Over distance the reflected light is diffused by air particles, so it appears lighter, having lost vibrance due to all the atoms in the way between the observer and the object. For things like large scale model cars it is not so evident, as the vehicles are seen close up in real life. The colour does not have much distance to diffuse. Ship models are usually much smaller scales and in real life ships are seen at greater distances with not only air, but sea spray - water particles, diffusing the light even more to the observer. So ships in scale look more realistic with lighter shades and less colour saturation than the real life colours painted on them.
Great wood effects Alex. I am yet to build a model ship made from mahogany hard wood. So it is good to see how you achieved that wood look, which is so different from oak ships I build.
Your English is certainly better than my Portuguese. The only word I know is OBRIGADO. Mean it. Have enjoyed watching your builds for some time now. All the best.
LOL!!! You are listening to Charlie Brown music.... But hey, GREAT work on the build. I am currently building 2 vintage Lindberg models right now- The motorized USS Coral Sea and the Santa Maria. Both very old kits from the 60's. In fact, I was musing that I am building a model kit that is LITERALLY older than I am (I am 60), and one that is almost as old. I don't have an airbrush and I have never used one, I prefer rattle cans and acrylic applied with a brush. I am studying how people "weather" though.... Again, great work!
Brilliant! Just brilliant! I am into WW2 planes and tanks, but am going to tackle a sailing ship (plastic). I wondered how weathering can be done as a wood effect. Thanks so much for your advice. Also, your English is terrific. Much better than my Portuguese 100%. If I can suggest only one word: bitumen (the filler between the planks). It’s pronounced: bitch-chu-men (said quickly). Thanks once again. I’ve subscribed because I found your channel by accident. 😊
Love watching your videos love the colour you used on the hull Could you tell me what colour brown you used on the hull Thanks in anticipation of your response
Un gran trabajo, si pudieras activar los subtítulos para los hispano hablantes que no dominamos el ingles te lo agradecería mucho, lo dicho un gran trabajo
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Just wanted to let you know that you partially inspired me with modeling. You took it up bc of PTSD and I took it up to keep myself sober. Next month will be 5 years. So thank you.
Best coment ever... HONORED! Stay strong!
@@AlexModeling Thank you. You really do inspire me and I love all of your videos.
I also need to take the hobby back up for the same reason
Do it!! Never back down... Stay strong!!
Tô be very honest, thank YOU, because coments like this one makes me believe that everything was And is worth It... Its a lot of. Work tô come home after a hard day at work And (not the model making) but filming it, And edit the videos... And when i read this type of comment... Honored.. you stay strong ok? I know you have seconds And hours that look like hell but you stay strong... And thank YOU
No need to apologize, your english is excellent. And you’re doing a great job on this build!
Thank you 🙂👍
You are an inspiration to all who have the privilege of being part of your modelling journey, Alex. You were my first YT modeller and I am so happy to see you continue with this hobby and sharing it with us. Amazing job on those wooden decks btw.
Thank you and thank you for still being around
That looks like a Fantastic Build.. Alex..❤❤❤👍👍🤗.
Looks good already Alex, great update again ✨👍✨
Hi Alex hope you are well ,happy to see you , i am going to enjoy this video .👍👍
Other channels may be more prolific, but none are as stylish as your videos. Also love the thought that goes into painting on all the videos. I wouldn’t worry about your English, it is good and has a nice tone.
Thank you Very very much! 👍😊
So happy that you’re back and can’t wait to see the rest of the build.
Excellent video, its really nice to see you back Alex
Nice building. Your first video encouraged me to pick up the Heller kit as it was cheap here and a nice size. Love the wood effect but I will have to add the forecastle even though no one actually knows what the ship looked like barring written descriptions of dubious accuracy! But as you say, each to his own model. Thankyou for the drybrush refresher as i am also guilty of the, not so dry brush problem! Nice colour choices as i am quite the diehard Humbrol enamel fan, the aroma of modelmaking!
Awesome, can watch these all day.
Gonna enjoy this, thumbs up😃👍
Thanks for the visit😊
Great video as always Alex! Looking forward to the next part...
Thank you! Editing! 😊👍👍
Really great tutorial, many thanks. 😊
Good tip about dry brushing. Your English is fine, better than some native English speakers.
That brings back memories ....opening tins when I was a kid and hand painting . More recently there was that insanely good bf109 in enamels. Kutgw Alex
Really cool.
Thanks Alex, you inspire me to build a model ship. I’m aircraft modeller! 👍
Hey i am too! 😁👍👍
As a "fully" plastic modeller, i was sure that real wood is the only way to build salling ships. You made me reconsider... but is not easy to reproduce such skills. Congrats!
I still think that wood ships are the best way to "simulate" real ships... But you can have a lot of fun with these plastic gems
Top 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩
Que bom ver novas montagens suas! Estava com saudades 😊👍
Grande abraço! Ainda bem que gostou 🙂👍👍
The light/scale colour effect is more about diffusion of the light bouncing off the object. Over distance the reflected light is diffused by air particles, so it appears lighter, having lost vibrance due to all the atoms in the way between the observer and the object. For things like large scale model cars it is not so evident, as the vehicles are seen close up in real life. The colour does not have much distance to diffuse.
Ship models are usually much smaller scales and in real life ships are seen at greater distances with not only air, but sea spray - water particles, diffusing the light even more to the observer. So ships in scale look more realistic with lighter shades and less colour saturation than the real life colours painted on them.
Great wood effects Alex. I am yet to build a model ship made from mahogany hard wood. So it is good to see how you achieved that wood look, which is so different from oak ships I build.
Its a lot of fun Harry! 👍👍
Your English is certainly better than my Portuguese. The only word I know is OBRIGADO. Mean it. Have enjoyed watching your builds for some time now. All the best.
Obrigado! 🙂👍
LOL!!! You are listening to Charlie Brown music.... But hey, GREAT work on the build. I am currently building 2 vintage Lindberg models right now- The motorized USS Coral Sea and the Santa Maria. Both very old kits from the 60's. In fact, I was musing that I am building a model kit that is LITERALLY older than I am (I am 60), and one that is almost as old.
I don't have an airbrush and I have never used one, I prefer rattle cans and acrylic applied with a brush. I am studying how people "weather" though.... Again, great work!
Charlie Brown music, yes. Simple jazz. imagine if he was listening to GTA 5 music? That would be a big world of music.
@@Hjerte_Verke LOL!!! You have a watermelon for an avatar! That's funny, dude....
Brilliant! Just brilliant! I am into WW2 planes and tanks, but am going to tackle a sailing ship (plastic). I wondered how weathering can be done as a wood effect. Thanks so much for your advice.
Also, your English is terrific. Much better than my Portuguese 100%. If I can suggest only one word: bitumen (the filler between the planks). It’s pronounced: bitch-chu-men (said quickly). Thanks once again. I’ve subscribed because I found your channel by accident. 😊
Thank you 👍😊
Love watching your videos love the colour you used on the hull
Could you tell me what colour brown you used on the hull
Thanks in anticipation of your response
Un gran trabajo, si pudieras activar los subtítulos para los hispano hablantes que no dominamos el ingles te lo agradecería mucho, lo dicho un gran trabajo
Si ló hare! Gracias
Haven’t try build medieval Asian warship? (Korean or Chinese)
Never built one. No i Haven t
@@AlexModeling hope you find the model.
nobody alive has ever seen a construction plan from the shipyard or the vessel itself. You CAN improvise and use lots of fantasy!