My first ship model - galleon San Giovanni Battista 1668 from part work of DeAgostini
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- At the beginning of 2010, I started building my first model. galleon San Giovanni Battista (1668). The construction process took 3.5 years. It was a 100% adventure and I didn't know what it would turn into then ...
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Well done Olha. Seeing all the detailed rigging makes me wonder how men sailed these ships
on the high seas and especially in foul weather, this model is a tribute to them in a way.
Thank you!
Yes, your truth!
Olha, you definitely earned those awards, especially for a first build! And this ship definitely deserves its place in the glass case too!
Thank you very much!
Ooo this ship has a wonderful glass display-case)))
Ольга, успехов Вам! Восхищаюсь Вами и Вашим творчеством.
Спасибо! Мне очень приятно что вам понравилась моя работа!
In...cred...ible! Not just a model but a work of art and a journey.
Thank you very much!
Просто мечта! Большое спасибо за ваши видео обзоры!!!
Спасибо! Мне очень приятно, что вам понравились мои видео!
This is BEYOND AWESOME!
Hope you go on to make many many more!!!
Thank you very much!!
I'm working on it)))
Very nice build. Always respect ship builds like this. It's allot of work and the rigging is intense. That's a work of art.
Thank you very much!
I have just found your channel,and I'm simply blown away by your work.
Thanks and welcome
This is incredible! The rigging alone is a masterpiece.
Thank you!
Indeed
Yes, what you said. Incredible sail/mast detail,!
@@jdozet Thank you!
Me gusta ver tus videos , son de mucha ayuda,, muchas gracias. Desde España
¡De nada!
Amazing ! Fabulous detail with the rigging and coiled lines. I like how the sails are billowed out and the flags flowing with the breeze. Congratulations on a such a great job.
First build this? Wow, big reverence to you Miss! This is great work you've done there!!!!!
Thank you! 😄
Шикарная работа!!!
Again, well done Olha you have sure made a lovely job of this ship, especially as it was your first.
Many thanks!
Wow! great job. This looks amazing. So much detail; even coiled spare ropes on the deck. Well done and thanks for sharing your obvious skills. Best wishes. :)
Thank you very much!
Une superbe réalisation avec des cordages ,les plus beaux que j·ai jamais vu...Bravo
Merci!
Wonderful rigging. Your attention to detail is inspiring.
Thank you very much!
Certainly you have a special touch! Bravo!
Thank you very much!
BRAVO, Lovely work young lady! Bravo!!
Thank You very much
Hi Ohla, my name is Carlos and I do study and paint in oil paint the Spanish ( and another lands into the Spanish Empire 1492-1898, I mean Genova, Napoles, Sicilia, Flandes , Lombardia(Milán), Nueva España , África, Filipinas ....I do love the times between 1500-1650 where I find the most beautiful galleys, carracks,galleons, galleasses...etc etc. After watch your wonderful job, full of rights deatails I just want to say CONGRATULATIONS, cause you did one of the Best Italian-Spanish galleon I ever see. 🦅🦅🦅🐏🐏🦇🌱🌳🍀
Thank you very much!
Yes, this is my favorite period too!
Lovely work!
Hermosos barcos!!! te felicito!!! saludos desde Argentina!!
Gracias!
you are a very skilled modelmaker,BRAVO
Thank you very much!
Solid! Top KEK!
Excelente trabalho, parabéns.
Obrigado!
Привет Ольга! ваши работы просто шедевры!
Спасибо!
Great workmanship, great photography.
Thank you very much!
FIRST ship model. You are legend! Yes.
Wow, thanks!
This was my first model also and the one responsible for my addiction ! Amazing work !!!
Thank You very much!
incredible ❤️⛵️
Thank you!
Your first was an all wood, rib on plank constructed, Galleon. You really know how to challenge your building skills don't you. The rigging below the royals alone are a fine piece of workmanship. Now I know why the crews were enormous after seeing the job you did with all her sails placed. Daunting task to make it as authentic as possible. Its really breathtaking young lady.
Thank you! For such kind words. It inspires to work further ...
@@OlhaBatchvarov I've seen some museum pieces that can't rival the workmanship in just this one scale ship. Totally remarkable my friend. I'm awed to say the least.
Congrats, beautiful model!
Thank You very much!
여성분이 대단합니다.멋진 작품 잘보고 있어요.
Fantastic !!!
Всегда поражался талантам судомоделистов, но когда такие шедевры создаются девушкой, то они просто божественны!
Благодарю! А я еще сомневалась показьІвать ли свой первьІй парусник)))
Amazing. And I adore your little furry assistant ❤
Lights.... Nice Touch...you are very god ...Congratulations.
Thanks a lot!
Very good job!
J.Carlos (Brasil)
Maravilha parabéns pelo ótimo trabalho.
Obrigado!
Beautiful model
Thank you very much!
Welcome to something that starts out as a hobby and turns into a passion to create
Thank you!
Wow How very cool almost perfect museum quality. very nice work
Thank you very much!
Wow............ beautiful!!
Thanks a lot 😊
Amazing job. Galleons are such a challenge I hear but it's a challenge you've easily feated, beautiful ship and well done.
Thank you very much!
Very little is known about them, but they are very interesting...
wow, this is a master piece
Thank you!
👍👍🇨🇦 beautiful job. Gorgeous ship.
Thank You!
Impressive model for a first build. Mine was much smaller.
Absolutely amazing work you are very talented
Thank you so much 😀
WOW , looks amazing . i hope my first one looks half as good as yours
Thank you!
I love your videos please keep making more!
Bravo ! je ne me lasse pas de regardez vos réalisations et je vois que vous avez gagné quelques coupes lors de différents concours, et c'est normal vos modèles par les détails sont digne des bateaux du type " Arsenal " ! bonne continuation
Merci!
Bravo ! Well Done !! LOVELY !!!
Thank you!
عمل رائع وجميل يافنانة
شكرا جزيلا لك!
Прекрасная работа! КАк же много надо иметь времени чтобы все это собирать. Я вам завидую.
Кокретно на ету модедь ушло 3,5 года...
@@OlhaBatchvarov сколько же нужно терпения и усидчивости!!! Браво! Прекрасная модель. Восхищен!!!
bravo ! beautiful job .
Thank you so much 😀
That was your first boat!? 😳 Hope I'll reach this level someday! 😂 Congrats, very nice job 🙌
Thank you very much!
Superb work bob australia
Thank you so much 😀
Prekrasnaja robota, ogromnoe terpenije =) Privet iz Cechii. T.
Спасибо!))
Здраствуйте Ольга. Мне очень понравились вашы работы. 8 месяцев назад мне стало интересно судомоделизм. Я какбудто нашол что давно искал. Сам на все руки. Моя первая работа Роял Каролин 1749. Осталось паруса делать и вот увидел как вы их крассива делаете. Вы молодец. Из китая набор пока не заказал собрал что есть на глаз смотря ролики. Но получилось не плохо.
Как для первой модели Роял Каролайн - это очень серьёзная работа!
Very well done
Thank You very much!
BRAVISSIMA....BELLISSIMO. !!👏👍💞👋
Grazie!
amazing! I will try to put lights on mine too.
That's a lot of fun!
That was your first build ? Wow...well done.
Yes it was...
Thank you very much!
Waaou 10/10 il faut être patient pour faire ça.
Merci!
Your amazing. Love watching your channel. 💌⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐🔥
Thank you so much!
son unas bellezas los galeones
Вы действительно собрали все выпуски?! Это подвиг!
Всех первЬІх трех парусников из журналов)))
WOW!!!
Да,здесь просто не возможно диз лайки ставить, просто 🔥🔥🔥👍👍👍
Cпасибо!
you need the period crew they look fantastic on the model when completed
Thank you!
Hi Olha, great first build! As a suggestion (you may be already doing this) draw the threads through beeswax, this will help keep their shape as you coil them and also eliminate the "fuzz" on the thread as well as prolonging the life of the thread, synthetics will break down and cotton will eventually fall apart. When can we expect another episode of the Ragusian Carrack?
I am currently on vacation and will be able to return to work on the Carrack only in October - so it will be continued in mid-October...
P.S. On my first model, I used a lighter because there were very fuzz cotton threads - firing made them more suitable for rigging...
Olha, in the model ship building group, you are TOPS! and it is very nice to see your first build. You accomplished a treasure-trove of great skills in that 3 1/2 years. And you serve as a great inspiration to others. I built replicas of muzzle-loading firearms, period 1740-1820, although I do have a few original smoothbores from England, built in the 1850's. Were I not so involved in that, I would love to revert to my early years, and the boats and such that I built then. Never have tried a model, but would surely love to. Maybe when I finish one or two of the three firearms currently under construction.
WOW - this is very interesting! Do you know that there are modelers who build models of ships with working guns and arrange a real sea battle on the water. True, they shoot some "toothpicks" so as not to damage the models)))
@@OlhaBatchvarov - That is too cool! I have a small, stainless steel crossbow that shoots toothpicks. From 20' or so, they stick in a cloth bag. Perhaps for a pre-gun powder boat? Of course, my muzzle loaders will reach out and touch at about 500 yards or so, so they are definitely NOT suitable for sea battles. And an engineer friend out on the west coast has actually built - and fires - a 12-pounder cannon. He uses cast zinc cannon balls, and recovers them.
Beautiful galleon! I'm halfway building La Couronne, and HMS Sovereign of the Seas is next.
czcams.com/video/EmHnhcp5Vf8/video.html
Maybe it will be useful to you?!
@@OlhaBatchvarov Thank you Olha! I pre-ordered this book 4 months before it was published and started reading it a couple weeks ago. It is FANTASTIC. Have a great day!
@@OlhaBatchvarov Here is my ship, La Couronne: shipsofscale.com/sosforums/threads/my-first-ship-build-la-couronne-corel-scratch.3111/
@@DARIVSARCHITECTVS Great work even with lighting!
Bravo for all the time and effort and energy to create this excellent result.You are big talent!!! I have the same ship but i didn't start it yet.Your job (the idea to put lights i will borrow it)gives me an extra motivation to start it finally.Keep the joy and the future is all yours!!😉😊🇬🇷🇬🇷
Thank you very much!
I'm just putting light on the current model of Ragusian Carrack - maybe in a week or 2 I'll finish and publish the video. It can also be useful for you ...
This young woman is very gifted
What a fantastic job!!! I built the same modelo from another brand but it doesn't come close to the perfection of yours. By the way, I'm going to change some finishes inspired by yours. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you very much!
I'm glad you liked it!
How on earth do you get all the knots so tight in the lines ? Great job !!!!
Thank you!
I used the CA for all the knots to keep them in place.
nice work---but as a first time build ---fantastic is a better word!
Thank you very much!
Nice
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Гюйс по ветру !
Семь футов под килем !
"капитан Брамс "
I actually bought the UMS Victory 1:84 scale and enlarged 150 x I am still building it.
WOW!
船藝非常好！
很羨慕。
我不會英文，不好意思。
谢谢！
Я делаю модели кораблей более 70 лет. Но для своей первой модели вы справились исключительно хорошо, поздравляю! Если вы хотите, чтобы ваш такелаж был черным. Вы можете покрасить его в черный матовый цвет на модели. Это сэкономило бы выполнение всей работы с веревкой снова. Но положите бумагу позади того места, где вы рисуете, чтобы она не попала на другие части. На настоящих кораблях тарировался бы только стоячий такелаж. Веревки, которые двигались, например, чтобы менять паруса или поднимать их, не имели на себе смолы.
I have made model ships for over 70 years . But for your first model you have done exceptionally well , congratulations ! If you wish to have your rigging black . You may paint it matt black on the model . This would saving doing all the rope work again . But put paper behind where you are painting so it does not go other parts . Only the standing rigging would be tared on the real ships . The ropes that moved , such as to alter the sails or haul them up would not have tar on them .
This is a special model - just because she looks like that - she makes me smile!
Google translate also did an exceptional job here.
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May I ask how long this took you to build? Its truly amazing work!
I built this ship in 3,5 years without any similar experience before!.
An magnificent construction of a very beautiful ship!!! I have the same but not finished. What book/books did you use as source for the rigging??? Thank you very much for all these videos!!!
Thank you very much!
My main book was The Rigging of Ships in the days of the Spritsail Topmast (1600-1720) by R. C. Anderson
It is in my video library under number 65
@@OlhaBatchvarov Again Thank you very very much!!!!
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Well done Olha! Three and a half years is normal for a project like this one. You did very well, especially for a starter in this business.......excellent work. I have one objection, though, and that doesn't concern you at all, but deAgostini: this cannot be a 1668 ship. The shape of the high, narrow stern and the low, straight gallion reminds me of a 1580-1610 ship. Fifty years later the stern used to be far lower and wider and the gallion higher and curved upwards. Compare the paintings of Dutch painters Hendrick Cornelisz. Vroom (1566-1640) and Willem van der Velde junior (1633-1707) and the differences between the ships will be very clear!
Thank you very much!
Yes you are absolutely right but then it was for me the perfect galleon and first experience. Then later with experience and research I learned about these historical facts ...
Super, greetings from Poland. But very expensive.
Thank you!
Yes,yes,yes!!💙💛
Hi, Olha. Do you have any video about installing lighting on naval models? thanks!
I just finished lighting on my carrack here:
czcams.com/video/7EsXdLRcaCE/video.html
czcams.com/video/rKiO_mGyL7E/video.html
very nie job do you happen to have the measuments of the wooden parts of 1st 5th and 6th magazines or any info where i could find them
This magazine was published 10 years ago - I'm not sure it can be found anywhere else officially. Sometimes I see some magazines or the whole collection on ebay, but this should be constantly checked...
I love what you are doing but that music is so intense.
Olya, please:
What are the standard scales for ship models? What is the wood you use? Balsa or other? Are the wood supply standard or you have to cut everything in the size? Where you take the dimensions for historic ships?
In your opinion, why the hull is usually curved instead of flat alongside the ships?
Thank you, congrats from Brazil: you do a beautiful work!
Thank you!
There is no such rule that models should only be of specific scales. There was a period in history when models could be built according to the size of a niche in the wall or between the columns... It was later that the British somewhat systematized them and they are still popular among modelers (1:24, 1:48, 1:72, 1:96. ..)
Likewise, wood for any taste of the modeler. I prefer the classic fruit woods and boxwood... Books and blueprints - you can always find something at the local modelers' stores but ebay and amazon, no one canceled...
There are ships with a flat bottom as well, such as river ships. And for ocean-going ships, it is better to have a larger draft for the stability of the ship and, of course, the lines of the ship significantly affect the speed...
P.S. Also watch my video with the frequently asked questions (FAQ) on the main page of the channel - you will be interested...
@@OlhaBatchvarov sorry, I said hull but I meant DECK.
Convex cross side I understand as water drainage, but concave long side I tought about the oscilations up and down the waves... but when it's good in one side, it's worst on the other.
Thank you for the response.
What a fine build Model all the Details absolut amazing.
But i have a question what have you done before you start building Model Ships .
I try to Do it either but your skills are absolut breathtaking.
Take care have a good New week
Viele Grüsse und alles Gute
Frank Galetzka
Before that, I embroidered ships with a cross))))
@@OlhaBatchvarov Your answer bring more questions than answers😏😏😉
Красавчик!
А подсветка была в комплекте, или Вы её сами продумывали?
Спасибо!
Подсветка ето уже мое...
Подписка однозначно!
Cпасибо!
Добро пожаловать на борт!
@@OlhaBatchvarov С удовольствием!
A most beautiful model. I am particularly interested in where you took the wiring into the ship. From the video, it appears that you took the wiring up through the hull rather than the keel. Is this right?
Stephen Walters
USA
Thank you!
Electric contacts are installed in the keel. When the model is placed in the stand the lights are turned on; when removed, the chain is broken and the lights turned off. The stand contains a power source for connecting to 220 V electric set.
More details and photos you can find on this model's personal page:
en.shipphotographer.com/san-giovanni-batista-proces
en.shipphotographer.com/san-giovanni-batista-proces?pgid=k0jlh8ej-e94e8b69-5276-42e6-aded-8997df9d5a47
Thank you so very much for your quick and kind reply and also for your site reference. It was quite informative. Good luck to you.
Kind Regards,
Stephen
My first ship was the Charles W Morgan.
WOW! Good ship - I was recently aboard at the Mystic Seaport museum in Mystic, Connecticut...
I'm on my first ship. I chose the Albatross Schooner by OcCre. And for your first ship you do a bloody big Galleon. 🤣🤣
I've even been showing clips of your videos to people at work and saying how amazing they are. I've run out of Carrack videos and looking for more. Are there other ship building CZcamsrs that you watch or would recommend?
Thank you very much!
I am currently working on Carrack but the video will probably be next Friday!
Sometimes large models are easier to build than small ones, although there is more work to be done...
@@OlhaBatchvarov Well, I'm not brave enough to start that big. I think the other obstacle with first ship is cost. I'm less worried about messing up a smaller/cheaper ship than I am a more expensive one. lol. I'm from New Zealand so once finished the Albatross I hope to go bigger and do Captain Cook's Endevour. I've also seen a Chinese Black Pearl kit which looks amazing, with furnished interiors and lighting kits as well. But I'm not sure what the quality of that kind of kit will be. I know OcCre are good, so I'm trying to stick with them at the moment.
But anyway, loving your videos and learning a lot from them. I'll certainly keep watching. Also waiting for the next Confederacy ship video to come out. How many ships do you work on at one time? It seems most people prefer to work on only one at a time. But I can see how working on multiple could help since you often have hours to wait for glue to dry.
Hi, how did exactly you linked the electricity system from the ship to the stand?
There were a metal plates on the keel and electrical contacts on the stand...