Restoration & Upgrading of the HMS BOREAS (1774) model #30 - Making the EYEBOLT TAILS
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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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Fantastic 👍👏👍 bravo Olha!!! thank you very much 💙💛✌️
Many thanks!!
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Incroyable Ohla avec son travail de précision ....C·est magnifique !!.....Quelle leçon ...Admiratif !!
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Your work is the finest I’ve ever seen in ship modelling. Many thanks for share it.
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Goodness me Olha!
Excellent work! All those details, and the tremendous amount of work!! 👍
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Exceptional as always, there's no detail too small for the brain surgeon :)
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Wonderful attention to detail. I am in awe. Well Done
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Olha, when you require a microscope to do modeling, insanity is not far off..
This is too large a scale for a microscope))
Your ability is incredible, it's fascinating to see you work!! You motivate us to do things well.
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It was my idea from the very beginning - to create a channel to motivate modelers to build not only according to the instructions, but not to be afraid to build more accurate copies!)))
Sometimes I just sit and shake my head.
Well done
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whaooo amazing job, thanks for your support,i apreciated.
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Great Video
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Magnificent work, and an inspiration as always!
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One of the upcoming challenges in my Constitution build will be the brass "tent frames" that go over the companionways on the spar deck. You've given me some great ideas, but now I can see why you like 1:48 scale; doing brass work like that at 1:76 scale will be a challenge, but at least you've given me some inspiration and some new (to me) tricks. Thanks! Now the other challenge will be smuggling that Proxxon mill into the garage.
Thank you! I am glad you found some useful tricks here!
Just a note on those canopy frames ... they were not on the ship in her operational days ... they were installed for visitor safety and convenience when she became a museum ship ... but it is your choice of course.
Thanks for the explanation!!
My pleasure!
Olah just finished watching your video. Again, always outstanding work and care.
I am really looking forward to seeing the end result that will be absolutely wonderful ❤.
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Amazing work like always 👏👏👏👏👏💯awesome
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Щиро дякую!
This is absolutely detailing beyond imagination :o Absolutely admire your dedication and patience to make these little details, but they make the difference indeed !! You are an incredible Artist with the utmost talent !! Always enjoy watching your videos, they are just so relaxing and every time I do learn something new as well.
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wow !! fantastic !!
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Brilliant trick in making the washers, Olha!❤
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I am in awe! The amount of effort you are putting into the details of this model is truly mind blowing. I can't think of anyone better qualified to do an overhaul of the model. Remarkable work.
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Your grace in dexterity is awe inspiring. It is matched by your amazing facility in problem solving. I have not the slightest doubt that your skill only serves to mirror your deep intelligence. Nothing to do but continue to stand & applaud.
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A first class instructional video, thank you. I found it not only informative, but also quite relaxing to watch as well. 👍👍
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Olha, this goes beyond talent. This is artistry at its finest. Love it!!!
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I might have made a jic to fit the inside of the port opening, with an overhang out of plex to spot the holes--but, to each of us, our own.
I usually do that. But this is not an option, not all gun ports are empty, and besides, the deck is full of stuff - where it is impossible to insert a jig. So here it will be like this...
You didn't make a two prong hole marker? Just kidding ;) Really like your creative drilling jig, I'll surely "steal" that one sometime. It's these really tiny details that make your work so great.
Please!
Fascinating ! Working that small ,with so many repetitions must be very taxing. Well done. Are those a period feature or specific to that ship? Do you know of any examples in real life that still exist?
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This is how eyebolts were installed on real ships!
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This is really great news!
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Incredible work as always Olha. One question, what is their purpose?
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This is how eye-bolts (their other ends) were attached.
Where do you get your patience?
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Wonderful work. Olha, did you buy HMS Boreas to restore it or is it owned by another or something?
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This is a private model!
Beautiful video, what software do you use for making these videos olga?
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I use Premiere Pro
I'm curious, the old mismatched varnish on the hull will that be dealt with later and if so why do the detail stuff first?
I completely scraped off all the old varnish. The model is now covered with only a few layers of shellac. And yes, all the details fall into place as they should...
What is the purpose of an eyebolt tail
Probably the back end of the eye where the guns are tied to?
It seems to be the securing used on the breech rope fitting, to take the stresses on the breech rope when the guns arw fired.
Yes, these are the other ends of the eyebolts. This is how they were installed on ships.
@@OlhaBatchvarov were they used for both the breech rope eyes and the gun tackle eyes as well?
How common was the use of eyebolt tails? I don't recall seeing them on the plans for the USS CONSTITUTION but are they represented on page 85, item10 in the Anatomy of the Ship book by Karl Heinz Marquart? I am wondering your thoughts if that was used in the build of the USS CONSTITUTION in 1797. The use of this feature makes perfect sense considering the stresses the breeching rope would have been subjected to in actual use. ❤
This is so obvious that not all anatomies have drawings with a diagram of how the eyebolts for the gun tackles are installed. Not many modelers build museum scale models (1:48 or larger) to show such detail. But according to the rules of NAVIGA for this scale, to miss such important details is unsportsmanlike!In other words, you lose points in the competition. By the way, Boudriot in his drawings always marks the section with the location of the eyebolts.
I have issue #012 in the Library Playlist - The French cutter Le Cerf (1779-1780) - monograph ANCRE by J. Boudriot
At 4:00 minutes Sheet III has a midship section with a guns and eyebolts. And on the next Sheet IV, their tails are shown on a sheer plan.
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@@OlhaBatchvarovIf you check the Anatomy of Ship for the USF Constitution the diagrams for the breech rope and gun tackles do not show the bolt tails...also, checking the drawings from the construction work of 1927 omits them as well. I am surmising those plans omit yhe bolt tails as the practice shown in the USS Essex, from the ssme period, would also apply showing the standard practice followed when CONSTITUTION was built in 1797. This is just one of the details omitted in the CONSTITUTION anatomy book which erroneously relies heavily on the 1927 reconstruction work, such as the stern configuration and the split gun port covers. This deficiency has troubled me in trying to determine the "as built" configuration of USF CONSTITUTION for my modeling project. Am I wrong in this assessment? This is one aspect of modeling research that intrigues me...such as CONSTITUTION having a topsail spiritual when originally rigged, as well as a single dolphin striker...thr original logbooks talk about the spritsail topsail causing problems when underway suggesting it was removed early on. By the w gu y, the USS Essex early plans and paintings also show a topsail spritsail, suggesting that was the normal rigging for American frigates when CONSTITUTION was launched in 1797, but that is my deduction based upon the logbook entries and contempory primary sources.
@@jameskrauzlis2634 You just made me open the book! Anatomy of the Ship, page 85, F3 GUN UNTENSILS AND TYPES OF SHOT, #10 - Breaching, as seized to a ring- bolt next to a gun port.
And it is in a large scale so the diagram is showing entire through bolt with the lock in the end...
@@OlhaBatchvarov you are, of course, correct, Olya...I missed that diagram for some reason...my error!!❤ Would the eyebolt for the gun tackles also have the eye ring as well? The restoration plan 22130 appear to show both, by the way.😀
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