Model ship building #41 - FORESAIL - RAGUSIAN CARRACK XVIc - KIT (MarisStella)

[@олегмалых-р8й]

Тот самый момент в постройке модели, когда душа начинает петь от той красоты какая выходит из под рук моделиста. Я в такие дни до раннего утра не могу выйти из за рабочего стола, внутри от удовольствия аж звенит все. Сейчас гляжу на свои старые модели на полках и даже не совсем верится, что это вышло из под моих рук. Очень красивая модель, при всей её кажущейся простоте. Руки золотые.

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Краство сказали! Вот именно ето чувство и присутствует!

[@matiuikh]

Привіт з Києва! Чудова робота.

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Щиро дякую! Як там моє рідне місто?

[@matiuikh]

@@OlhaBatchvarov Життя налагоджується. Світло вже тиждень майже не відключається. Транспорт працює, інтернет є. Живемо з вірою у перемогу!

[@knucklefist8535]

Coffee is so much better in the morning with Olha

[@kroumbatchvarov-archaeologist]

Tell me about it! Though I prefer tea, personally.

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you very much!

[@ferattiferatti1329]

absolute perfecht. für mich sehr groß helfe. danke für dich. PROFI !!

[@Anatoly_Lazun]

Чудово!

[@egoralpatov6059]

Привіт Олха! Який цікавий серіал і туторіал... Я дивлюсь щовечора, як кіносеріал. І багато в устрої парусного судна стає ясним. Дякую!🎉

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Будь ласка!

[@philippereymond3038]

C'est trop beau, merci de me faire découvrir ce magnifique travail

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Merci!

[@jefftitus9869]

The parrel attachment is a work of art.

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you!

[@lidialidia6981]

👍👏❤️ дуже красива модель, браво Оля ШЕДЕВР!!! Ти маєш великий ТАЛАНТ!!! Удачі тобі і дуже-дуже чекаю продовження 💙💛

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Щиро дякую!

[@СергейБумсланг]

Вы умница, спасибо за урок...

[@denisv4385]

It seems in the video that rigging is your favorite part. With your choice of music that takes us away it makes for a sublime video. Thank you so much!

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you very much! This is truly my favorite part of the build!

[@davidangelo8902]

I agree. The music suits the work perfectly!

[@B747-4OO]

Awesome! Once more I have to say, that the realism, detail and quality of your work is really outstanding!! 👍👍👍

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you so much 😀

[@toumai8408]

Êtes-vous bien sûr de n'avoir rien oublié ??!! 😊😜 C'est toujours autant fascinant ce que vous faites, et avec beaucoup de dextérité. Je ne m'en lasse pas. Bravo Olha.

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

J'aurais certainement pu manquer quelque chose - mais je découvrirai exactement ce que j'ai manqué, seulement quand il sera difficile de le réparer)))

[@truefilm6991]

Absolute perfection as always! The amount of work operating and maintaining such a sailing ship (not to mention coming up with all these clever inventions) must have been very hard work.

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you very much!

[@axel4971]

come sempre è un vero piacere vedere i tuoi video, c'è sempre qualcosa da imparare , vorrei che non finissero mai. Un caro saluto e al prossimo tutorial.

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Grazie mille!

[@nokolasfulhem2501]

Як, завжди неймовірна робота з деталями, заздрю вашій майстерності та посидючості.

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Щиро дякую!

[@brianmallon5603]

Therapeutic to watch. a gain, excellent work.

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Many thanks!

[@toumai8408]

De plus c'est très bien filmé.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Merci!

[@GeHuCla]

Increíble trabajo, cerca de la perfección. Un placer de ver, felicitaciones y saludos desde 🇦🇷

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

¡Gracias!

[@charleshart6992]

Another great update Olha - Excellent work, looking forward to seeing this model completed!

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Many thanks!

[@egoralpatov6059]

Hi Olha! What an interesting series and tutorial... I watch every evening like a movie series. And much in the structure of a sailing vessel becomes clear. Thank you!🎉

[@eballou4408]

merci à vous vous êtes un amour

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Merci!

[@Darryl603]

Beautiful Work! Thank you so much for taking the extra time to share.

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

My pleasure!

[@eduardosuarez4239]

Olha tus trabajos navales son admirables , eres excelente, felicidades.......🇲🇽🇲🇽......

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

¡Gracias!

[@type2280303]

Absolutely amazing as always Olha !!! Every time I watch your videos, I do learn so much and enjoy every single second of it. You truly are such an breathtaking artist !!! If you would not see you working on it, it could be taken for the real ship !!

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you very much! I think this is the whole point of modeling - to make the most accurate copy)))

[@type2280303]

@@OlhaBatchvarov it is indeed, and you really get to that effect without any doubt !!

[@michaelwindle5023]

Your experience, patience and talent are profoundly evident - another exquisite demonstration of amazing craftsmanship! Thank You! 🏆🏆🏆

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you very much!

[@johnnyszczepanski9181]

Again beautiful

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you!

[@JoseHernandez-yv3nt]

Increíble, no tengo palabras!!. ❤❤❤❤

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

¡Gracias!

[@zjiep111111]

Your work on the ship is so detailed and stunning. But the way you produce your videos is amazing too. Thank you for sharing. Keep up the good work and enjoy your craftmanship.

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you so much 😀

[@robertsalanon2909]

Hello Ohla !!I love your work passionately ...

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you!

[@davidedel31]

Another great video showing us your skills as a master ship builder. Thanks

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

My pleasure!

[@wolfgangzinn]

Thank you so much for letting us share in your building art. You have inspired me so often in my projects. Please keep up the good work.

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you very much! Your comments, in turn, make me want to continue)))

[@boblangenberg7859]

I’ve finally put my finger on it,… you’re not building model ships, you’re building miniature ships. Were a little elven crew show up at midnight, they could literally make sail and get under way. Just brilliant.

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

)))) Thank you very much!

[@Builtbyronny]

Impressive job great to see,greetings from Norway 🇳🇴

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you!

[@ghostofkadesh9041]

Impressive build of a beautiful ship😃👍

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you!

[@CAPNMAC82]

Outstanding as always.

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you!

[@toumai8408]

Yes, it usually happens that way. But I'm quite sure, you haven't forgotten anything ; you seem so caring about what you are doing. In addition, the cat is there to watch you …😊

[@laisvunasssdakas377]

what thoroughness.....nice to watch

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you!

[@guysevi8981]

Magnificent work, every video you made is inspiration for the eye. Love your artwork keep inspire us.

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you so much 😀

[@williambrady1192]

Incredible work.

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you very much!

[@ianforeman4377]

Mesmerising ❤️

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you!

[@janvolek3040]

Such stunning work! It is fascinating following the process of rigging and what all went into operating a sail! And how well you are able to bring such complex system into a model of a historical ship

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you very much!

[@lennonwhitehead1352]

fantastic work

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you so much 😀

[@cajunrandy2143]

fantastic- i!!! 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you very much!

[@donloughrey1615]

Mesmerizing. Thanks

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you!

[@mauriziocetica5479]

I tuoi lavori sono molto particolari. Complimenti ❤️

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Grazie!

[@remyyamabushi1473]

excellent !

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Merci!

[@bartoszzegarzewski2786]

Amazing

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thanks

[@igormanuilovich1422]

Благодарю

[@walterfurlan4917]

molto ben fatto Olha

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Grazie!

[@PavelNikitinShips]

The work is top class, simply mesmerizing ....)) Now I know what blocks need to be added for "Maria" to control the sail ...)))

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you Pavel! Can I order the creation of more types of blocks? Not only for martnets)))

[@PavelNikitinShips]

@@OlhaBatchvarov Well, of course ....)) This will be a very interesting task for me ...😀

[@albertwind8062]

beautiful and look forward to your videos with great admiration. I myself am engaged in art painting on canvas. You are a great artist who makes great beautiful old history ships in detail. Thank you

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you very much! Wow - you have a great hobby too, I've never been good at creating volume on a flat canvas. That's why I started modeling))))

[@garygenerous8982]

Fantastic work as usual Olha! So mesmerizing to watch and listen. Only thing I wish was added (beyond the video not ending of course ;P) is a brief description of what each line is for. I know you put comments in the videos and name most of the lines but when you end up with a mass of ropes it can be hard to follow where each goes at times. Other than that small issue it was perfect. Thank you so much for sharing and I can’t wait for the next video.

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you very much! I will do this on the largest sail (mainsail) that has the most lines…

[@ricardocart1]

Haces que parezca facil. ¡¡ IMPRESIONANTE !! 👏👏

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

¡Gracias!

[@scottyshipbuilder]

I’m about to strop my blocks to rings and spars and will be using the methods you so beautifully perform. Have to slow the video at places to see slowmo of how you do it sometimes lol. Looking forward to your next vid.

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you! I probably need to reduce the amount of material in one video, so as not to speed up the video sometimes by 4-8 times)))

[@goforitpainting]

Professional

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you!

[@viktorasavgulis1669]

Магія 👍👍👍😺

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Дякую!

[@BaNuj]

❤❤❤

[@alessandromoratto4737]

Penso sia la migliore

[@BaNuj]

8:55 YES, i did the sketches the same way when i did rigging :D

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

So I have a clear idea of where to pull and which line, especially if I'm re-rigging and not using a simplified diagram from the kit...

[@gerardtempelman4245]

Hello Dear Olha, Again PERFECT WORK. Your Rope work is AMAZING. Just a little question Olha, why do you use Potato Starch, is it for the coloring of the sail or to make the sail stiffer? Many greetings from the Netherlands. Gerard

[@kroumbatchvarov-archaeologist]

For the shaping of the sail.

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you Gerard This is only for filling the sail. It is already painted with diluted tar...

[@torstenmay204]

Everytime I watch your rigging I feel the urge to tear off the rope from my own model. You are both inspiration and nightmare. ;-) Let me ask a scientific question: on which source(s) the rigging layout is based? In parts it seems somehow archaic, so I wonder if Pavel had some contemporary artwork at hand for his design... Or have you, Olha, redesigned it on your own expertise?

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you very much! I haven't been called Nightmare yet, that's my husband's nickname)))) He is a professional underwater ship archaeologist!.. This is a design by a Croatian modeler for a Croatian manufacturer MarisStella. And this model makes my husband's eye jump - a complete disaster in design. The model is made on the basis of an engraving from a silver church plate. Therefore, everything from the lines of the ship is a complete mistake. The hull has a very shallow draft, the location of the bowsprit in the air, guns and carriages are 200 years younger than the period, belaying pins also did not exist yet)))) and so the whole design... That's why it's just an imagination of the carrack or as such models were called in the 17th century - Votive models... P.S. I use the book for re-rigging: The Rigging of Ships in the days of the Spritsail Topmast (1600-1720) by R. C. Anderson.

[@torstenmay204]

@@OlhaBatchvarov Thank you Olha for the exhaustive answer. I didn't want to belittle the model or your work - it is a hobby, and everything goes. Your work speaks for itself. The Anderson book is already on my wishlist; it is time to get it. However, for the carrack it would be still too young, it should be between 1500-1550 (or even older). Kroum certainly can clarify. He already helped me with some resource on the Ashmolean model, which is the period I'm mostly interested.

[@LoneYukon]

What sort of fittings were typically used at the reefing points, and other attachment sites, in the sails?

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

The problem is that during this period there were no reef points. At that time, they used extra sails (bonnet) to increase the area of ​​the sail. One bonnet on the foresail and 2 bonnets on the mainsail. But on this set, the manufacturer made all possible mistakes and the final point became the reef points))) I don't even know what to do with this mess on the mainsail...

[@LoneYukon]

@@OlhaBatchvarov wow...sooo...basically, you're saying, the manufacturer has taken "artistic licence" with this model? If so, does this happen often?

[@glennshelton7645]

I am very impressed with your skills and I enjoy watching and learning from you as I continue to build my models. With regards to this video I would be interested to know what type of thin thread you used for the sizing shown at 1 min 12 seconds as is seems to hold it's shape really well when you were wrapping around your finger. I currently use Semperfli Spyder 18/0 thread. Thanks

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you very much! I'm glad you found some useful information here! I use 100% polyester threads from the German manufacturer Gutermann (Tera 180; Col.: 722, 180).

[@Pocketfarmer1]

A while ago I commented on how good your rope work is(and it is very good), and that got me thinking. Perhaps your work is too good. On naval vessels one might expect uniformity and precision in the marlins spike seaman ship, but on merchant ships the standards would be different. With polyglot crews each hand would have their own set of knots. I can always tell when certain men have been on one of the tugboats I work on, by the knots the leave behind. This doesn’t mean their knots are wrong or ineffective.Signatures if you will. I am the only guy in the fleet that ties a heaving line hitch for instance. Another consideration is the technique of putting a round turn on a cleat then figures of eight. This system is modern. It has been taught by sail training institutes from around the late 1970s,I believe. All that aside , thank you for the inspirational work!

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

You are absolutely right. Each captain adjusted the ship as he saw fit. Therefore, in books you can find descriptions of how, for example, one and the same tackle could be made and the direction where the end of the rope went, but you will never find information on which Belaying pin or Cleats... Therefore, I use the only rule "so that the ropes did not cross"... P.S. Belaying pin could not actually have been present on this carrack, they appeared much later. This is the manufacturer's interpretation. It is more likely that there were Cleats on the carracks. And it was precisely in that period that Kevells was used, which the manufactutrer completely ignored. I tie the rope to the Cleats in the most convenient way because you won't see it under the spools later...

[@eballou4408]

Bonjour. Je suis un abonné français et je me régale à regarder vos vidéos , vous faites un travail remarquable j'en suis jaloux continuez comme et faites-nous d'autres vidéos. Une question pourriez-vous me dire où vous prenez votre fil moi en France je n'en trouve pas du comme ça ce serait gentil de votre part . Je vous en remercie d'avance. balou

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Bonjour! Désolé je ne parle pas français ! J'utilise Google. Quel fil vous intéresse ? Ceux que j'ai utilisés pour l'éclairage sont en silicone 28AVG (1,2 mm). Sont les fils de laiton? Je les ai par incréments de 0,10 mm de 0,3 mm à 2 mm. Je les achète tous sur Amazon.

[@peterwright217]

how do you remember where all the ropes are attached....wow

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you! That is why I draw a +/- diagram before starting to install the rigging)))

[@wildsau1965]

may i ask what you use to stiffen the sails with so they look like they are filled with air ?

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

I use potato starch. I showed this in detail in the previous 2-3 issues, the whole process...

[@wildsau1965]

@@OlhaBatchvarov im gonna go back and rewatch

[@HernanieLegaste]

What' s that chemical you wipe on sail

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Check the subtitles

[@ПавелВихрев-ц8м]

🖐️👍👏😊

[@eballou4408]

Bonjour ,je me suis mal exprimée je parle du fils pour faire tous les cordages . merci

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

J'utilise du fil de surjet Gutermann E121 pour faire des cordes. J'ai une vidéo séparée sur mon outil: #3 Main Tool for the Shipmodeling - ROPEWALK

[@cchristner]

Watching her pulling the rigging through those braces, I figure she had to be singing a sea chantey or maybe talking like a pirate! This is the payoff for two years of patient building.