Restoration & Upgrading of the HMS BOREAS (1774) model #29 - Making the LIDS for OAR PORTS

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Restoration and Upgrading a ship model of the HMS BOREAS (1774) in scale 1:48 (1,4 m / 55 inch long and 1,2 m / 48 inch tall)...
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[@type2280303]

That looks just so amazing :o What a brilliant idea to use the old channels to make the lids !! This way they do not stand out and blend in perfectly, always amazed by your skills and brilliant solutions !!

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@Pocketfarmer1]

Wonderful use of the old wales.

[@B747-4OO]

Excellent! Your attention to detail is remarkable! 👍 Hopefully, the senseless war will end soon. I cannot imagine the pain.

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you very much!

[@emontes9452]

beutiful olha your great.

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you!

[@robertsalanon2909]

Ça avance , Ohla fait preuve d·une ténacité á toute épreuve , suis vraiment admiratif et fan de son savoir faire ....Félicitations á son peuple qui sait souffrir ...

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Merci!

[@guspisano9777]

Wonderful work as always. Well done

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you so much 😀

[@rogerlocklear5342]

Always enjoy watching you work like always amazing work 👏👏👏

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you!

[@herculesdental3820]

Please make a proper push stick for use with table saw. I know it is only a small one but as your push sticks don’t have a notch in it, it could slip off your work piece and your hand could slip into the blade. It would probably not cut a finger off but you could damage ligaments in your hand and then permanently limit your dexterity 😮 as a doctor, wood worker and model ship maker I have seen the results of simple accidents far too often. On a positive note I always love the quality of your work 😊

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

All my pushers have a notch, but when the thickness of the part is 2 mm, it makes no sense!

[@eduardosuarez4239]

Olha hermosa restauración, eres excelente....🇲🇽🇲🇽...

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Muchas gracias

[@denisv4385]

Real professional work!!! My heart is with Ukraine, you have my unconditional support!

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it.

[@giovanniallegro3790]

Scrivi nella mia lingua italiana. Prima di tutto, pur essendo sempre stato nella Top Ten Europea tra gli aerei modellisti, mi difendevi anche bene con i diorami di qualunque epoca e di qualunque avvenimento, guardando i tuoi lavori mi sento come un piccolissimo topolino capace solo di fare disastri. Comunque grazie ai tuoi vudeo, ma anche ai video di altri modellisti, sto imparando moltissimo ma avrò ancora da imparare moltissimo. 😊❤

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Grazie!

[@giovanniallegro3790]

@@OlhaBatchvarov volevo chiederti una informazione; ho comprato il kit della lady Nelson della Amati. Facendo ricerche ho visto che tutto quello che ho cercato sulla Lady Nelson sono barche a 2 alberi, ma si trovano disegni anche di 3 alberi, ma mai ho trovato disegni con un solo albero come quello proposto da Amati. Uoi confermarmi che esiste anche la versione con un albero? Grazie

[@Юрий-т2л9ш]

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[@ianhamilton3172]

love the music! Love the work! Love the modeller! The ship looks resplendent!

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you so much!

[@andypellatt7862]

Masterful work as usual you must be one of the premium builders of model ships I feel for your home country and that one day you will be able to return to a peaceful time

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you very much!

[@anguscampbell9311]

OK, let me see if I got this right; in the last episode you carved out oar ports, something only you and maybe your husband Kroum even knew existed (certainly not the two original modelers of this vessel). Then You took the time to carve them out with exactitude and paint the breaches red, and now you are covering them up with perfect doors, never to be seen again. I am currently working on a model of the USS Constitution and I confess that I have added a few Easter eggs that only me and the cat will know about, but your attention to detail astounds me every day. Bravo to the high standard that you set!

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

In the case of BOREAS, archival drawings have been preserved, which were made almost immediately after the ship was launched. So, here we know exactly how many and where the oar ports were located! Even carvings of the stern, which is rare. Also, these drawings were published by Peter Goodwin in his book Nelson's Ships, which I have on my desk right now! And yes, the oar ports had lids. Partly, but they are still will be visible from the inside.

[@Coalsmoke]

Outstanding work as usual. I've been modelling ships from scratch for the past 44 years and I am learning more than ever by watching your streams. Thank you Olha. And wishing Imbir a speedy recovery from his mishap. Can't function properly without a furry inspector to oversee things.

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you! Today, the furry inspector jumped on the photo table again for the first time in six months. So I think he will appear in the videos again soon))))

[@genojoe3176]

Olha, absolutely amazing! Watching this model transform into this work of art is fascinating! Love it!

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you!

[@Darryl603]

You should not use a rip fence and miter gauge in combination unless a block is clamped to the fence to set the cut and when you move forward, a space is created to prevent a binding issue and potential for dangerous kickback. I just don't want you to get hurt.

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

This is why you should never stand above a table saw, as kickback can occur even with a simple cross-cut. Or do as in this video - put a thicker bar that does not allow even a piece of 5x5 mm to go at an angle and get under the blade and get a kickback!

[@LoneYukon]

Oar Ports = the need for oars...no? Where would these have been stored - perhaps on the channels you just re-installed (?), and will you be adding this further detail also?? - AMAZING work, BTW...I have binged all your videos - especially this series. I Love your work!

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you very much. The oars were stored on the beams along with the boats and spare spars. I will do it all))))

[@steveschainost7590]

Cool! It looks like you use larboard and starboard. Wondering where they would have stowed the sweeps as they would have taken quite a bit of space and would have been unhandy due to their long length.

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you! Or Port and Starboard))) Sweeps would be on the gallows with the spare top masts and the boats.

[@peterwright217]

puzzled... oar ports as in row your boat oars? top work Olha.

[@andycrawley1961]

check back a couple of videos and Olha shows you the scale drawings with the oar ports on them... yes, row your boat oars. just rather longer.

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

This is a frigate and oars were characteristic for them as well as for sloops too...

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[@СергейМакаров-л5и2щ]

А почему почти все весельные порты расположены на шпангоутах?

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Потому что они так врезались в шпангоути! Жаль что автор не сделал реальное гвоздевание, что б четко било видно. То что на моделе - ето я називаю гвоздевание из-за уха, примерно каждий 4й или 5й шпангоут...!

[@markburgess4528]

Hi Olha, I just became a member of your channel. Your model building skills are exceptional. I have always been a model builder of some description from plastic kits to live steam model engineering but have never attempted a wood boat kit, until now. I have just received Vanguard Models HM armed cutter Sherbourne. I have a question I hope you can answer. I see you using small files in your videos. Are these just ordinary 'needle files' meant for metal or are they miniature wood rasps? I cannot seem to find any small wood rasps so suspect the former. Already eyeing up a second model the John Smith Shallop you built on the channel. I also like the Viking ship by Pavel too but feel there are too many errors in the kit to justify the cost. I hope that any of your friends and family that may be in Ukraine are keeping safe. Edit: I was starting the video as I was typing. I hope you and your family stay safe, I was under the impression that you lived in the States. Kind regards, Mark

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Welcome aboard! This is a completely different world of modeling! You will like it! Yes, I use mini files for wood (for metal - they get clogged with sawdust very quickly). They are called mini rasps or files...

[@markburgess4528]

@@OlhaBatchvarov An old engineers trick is to rub a piece of chalk over the file before use. Helps to stop it clogging up this is for metalwork so don't know if it works with wood.

[@Pocketfarmer1]

Why are the hinges opening side to side instead of up and down like gunports? I only thought to ask after watching the short.

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Good question! They also open (the left and right) towards the bow of the ship. Perhaps it is related to rowing technique!

[@albertoalvarezmonteagudo975]

Hi.

[@optimus.KracinskiDariusz]

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[@finlayfraser9952]

Oh Olha, Ukraine has been a battleground for centuries, and whilst ordinary people are happy to live in peace, powerful men are content to see ordinary people pay the price for their criminal psychosis. I hope that your family are safe.

[@OlhaBatchvarov]

Thank you!

[@cajunrandy2143]

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