Santisima Trinidad - part 21 Preparing The Stern And Bow

[@johnbrock1602]

I enjoy watching because you show the hard parts I learn more because you show the parts. Thank you for not hiding an make it look easy.

[@JohnsWoodenShips]

Thank you very much for your kind words John!!! I am happy that you like my videos!!!

[@hans8608]

Indeed useful and instructive videos, so we can learn a lot. THANKS John you are our teacher.

[@JohnsWoodenShips]

Thank you very much Hans, i am glad that i can help modelers with my videos!

[@robertsalanon2909]

De belles vidéos bien expliquées et bien adaptées ...Super ...A+

[@JohnsWoodenShips]

Thank you very much Robert, i tried to do my best!

[@Georgeolddrones]

Thanks John excellent job see one of my dogs is with you mate 👍🐕🐕😂

[@JohnsWoodenShips]

Thank you very much George!!!

[@marianitoguzman77]

Hi John remember that i ask you about the pins that you use i founded in UK i bought 4 boxex but the shiping was more than the pins $40.00 but I didn't findit in USA thank you very much and nice job with the trinidad always following your videos you are a master

[@JohnsWoodenShips]

Thank you very much!!! I remember i paid nearly 40 Euros for 2 boxes and they send them to me from Germany. That was back on 2013.

[@X12234]

dear John, you will fully collect Trinidad. ? with masts and yards and show how to collect yuffers and blocks. and then some show up to the hull of the sailboat and then throw it over to the next assembly. Will you have a full review about Trinidad? I will start collecting Trinidad from September 12 after the purchase.

[@JohnsWoodenShips]

Yes ,i intend to make videos for every step of the building. We have a lot of videos ahead!

[@Modelismonaval72]

Hola John,para que pones cinta encima de la cubierta? Gracias

[@JohnsWoodenShips]

Hi Jyan! So the inside won't fill up with saw dust and wood trims.

[@Modelismonaval72]

@@JohnsWoodenShips gracias

[@X12234]

Good afternoon John. can you find out what kind of finishing oil you use? I for example tung or nut light butter. thank .

[@JohnsWoodenShips]

Good afternoon, i believe you are referring to the varnish. I use clear varnish but i prefer gloss for a number of reasons. And i also use wood sealer before the varnish.

[@X12234]

Good day. I look through your work. doing very well. I will soon begin to do Trinidad. that's just a question for you where in Moscow to find such glue ?? with which you so famously glues reiki? . I use tyranbond. Or is this glue sold only for you? and whose brand of this glue? thank

[@JohnsWoodenShips]

Good day my friend! I buy the glue from Poland. They send it to you through mail. Here is the site and i have chosen the recent cyanoacrylic glue for you. At the right upper part of the page you can change the language : www.super-hobby.co.uk/products/Wamod-CA-cement-thin-20g.html

[@X12234]

@@JohnsWoodenShips Yes, thank you very much for the information. very helpful to know. but we don’t sell them. we have PVA as usual. Well, tyranbond. he is popular with us in the model store.

[@pierrelefebvre6280]

use your springs to hold pressure

[@dhcraft9472]

would it be easier to mark your pin lines then pre-start the pins by part pushing the pins in before putting the part onto the model?

[@JohnsWoodenShips]

If you push the pins in before then they won't hold it efficiently on the surface.

[@aegirklangwunder9697]

For big pieces like this you can also use an iron (Σίδερο)

[@JohnsWoodenShips]

Yes you can, there are many ways to bend wood, also you can boil it and it becomes like rubber :)