Trident Model

Most of the metal parts have been finalized.

The sheave in the final version block is made of metal.

Rigging 8mm Double Block

8 hours ago, Beef Wellington said:

I think there is a definite gap in the market for this type of fully framed model, definitely would also be interested in learning more as this comes to market.

Thank you for your attention. We are still trying various ways to restore the original structure to the maximum extent possible.

Cheers,

Trident.

test

Fittings:Sliding hatch cover

1 hour ago, Dubz said:

That is an interessting preproduction technic, folding wood 🙂 Like that.

 

Dirk

Thank you. I like this change very much. But production is very troublesome. This change will be included in the base KIT。

Hello, everybody. Today, the winch assembly has been verified. It was originally a part cut by laser, but it was found that grinding is very difficult and the parts are very small. The processing technology has been improved. Laser and CNC are used to process. As you can see in the photos, we have pre-processed the angle and assembled it conveniently. We have changed the metal parts into wood parts for the pump assembly. You can see in the photos.

0705Update  There is a self-made polishing tool, very practical, I hope to give you some inspiration

9 hours ago, yvesvidal said:

This is just incredible of realism and precision.

 

Will the kit truly include all these parts or is this a "one of a kind improved" assembly?

 

Really curious about this kit and wondering when will it be available for purchase.

 

Yves

First of all, thank you for your attention. He uses standard accessories. Copper nails are made for individuals. They are not available in KIT. At present, metal parts are still in continuous optimization, and it will take about two months to complete the development.

21 hours ago, James H said:

That looks incredible 😲

Thank you. We just want to try and restore the original structure to the maximum extent possible.

0630Update

621Update

The ship's boats.We test the clinker planking of a laminated ship.

0618Update

1 hour ago, yvesvidal said:

This is spectacular and with this kit, you are finally allowing non-experts modelers to build Period Ships in the proper way.

 

What are the woods being used in the kit? You also mentioned a price of about $350 for the kit in another thread.

Will the frame used to build the ship, be included in the kit?

 

Yves

 

Cherry wood, frame included, and many others not shown are included. I will show you the validation process one after another. I hope to give you more valuable comments.

7 minutes ago, Landrotten Highlander said:

What scale wil this kit be?  And will the detailing be close to the open structure rendering as in post  #2?

1：48，The above photos are all provided by Basic KIT. If there is any modification, I will point out in particular. Thank you for your attention.

0617 Update

0617 Update

The final version adds bilateral grooves to the keel

0617 Update

14 minutes ago, Y.T. said:

I was trying to find Trident Model website to look at the products and prices. I did not find it. Closest I could get was this. Is that you?

 

The KIT is expected to be developed in August, and the price is expected to be $350. This price is intended to keep most of the enthusiasts from having too much burden. However, due to the processing method, the product will be very low and can be purchased as long as it is not in a hurry. We'll open a shop in Ebay.

14 hours ago, calt4 said:

a very nice job is this a company you started 

can you purchase such a kit 

Yes, this ship model which mr yang produced was provided by Trident

37 minutes ago, ccoyle said:

Hello, Trident Model! If you are copying and pasting your English text from a translation service, look for the "copy as plain text" option; that will eliminate the background color.

Thanks

Hongbin is a model enthusiast who was commissioned by us to test. He tested the version earlier, so there are some differences between Hongbin and the official version, such as the slots reserved. He was the first enthusiast to complete the ship system.