ship wizzard

Agree.Same effect as in previous videos.I'll try to make one and let you know if it was failure or success

By the way i found this tutorial showing how to make diorama waterline (sea, ocean)..Its complicated but final effect is outstanding (especially for tall ship models)

Ship Wizzard,

I do believe that Druxey (and also myself) may have assumed you meant something very different when you asked for your " ... stand made of glass in shape of sea with waves."

 

I think you will find that what you are looking for is called a Waterline Diorama.

 

You can search here on MSW for that term and a few may prove useful to you.

Some examples you may like could be found here, and here.

 

And this is a build I have been following recently ...

 

Hope these are what you are looking for.

At first it looked like glass. I will look for waterline diorama adn find out how it can be made. Thank You.

I doubt if there is such a thing as you describe. It would need to be custom made and very expensive. 

 

 

Perhaps the same effect could be achieved using a thick sheet of acrylic plastic, carved, shaped and polished. Again, this would not be cheap unless you can do this yourself.

i tought something like this.Thank you anyway

Hi,

maybe I am asking this question in wrong section, but I am interested in stand made of glass in shape of sea with waves.So do you know anything about this king of stand or how it can be built or where it can be bought from? Thank you!

Wow!!!,31 days ?

 

Good work.

 

What's next?

I dont know..maybe Cutty Sark. Do you have any suggestions? Something that is between medium and hard difficulty?

svaka cast za ovo graviranje.I kao što iznad kažu: ništa nije nemoguće kad se hoće. Pozdrav iz Sarajeva

haha my little cousin (age of 3). also very interested in modeling.. so it was a great experience for him just to assist with tools (not to speak about painting, bonding or something else).By the way, its positive thing to show kids how interesting hobby this can be

All that in 31 days?  I am very impressed!

Thank You. Had a lot of free time and that took me up to approx. 7-8 hrs/day  

Dos Amigos Occre 1:53

H:675  L:905  W:330

Working time: 31 days

Fantastic!!! Nice job!! How did you find the build?? The reason I ask is I have an opportunity to get the kit at a good price. I'm wondering if this would be a good fit for my second build. I'm still new but ready to move up from a solid hull build.

Sorry for late reply. It would be great model. Its kind hard to determine difficulty level for first model, but its all about your concentration and your will to finish model. If you follow plans and blueprints, and you are concentrated and you are patient (about time of build) you can cope with medium or hard (level) models. It doesnt matter if model takes 2 months of your time or more, final result matters.

Fantastic job - thanks for sharing with us!

Thank you!

Hello Ship Wizard,

 

She sure looks like a ship to me, and a fine one as well.

You did a good job on your first build, congratulations.

 

Good luck with your next venture.

 

Anja

Thank you Anja! Wish you all best.

My first ever ship model. Since I'm new to this I'd love to hear suggestions, comments, all with the aim to make next project more successful.

P.S. I hope it looks like a ship

Thank you Brian.

Hi everyone,

I am new in this so i need help. (Questions for wooden ship)

1. Can you reccomend me what type of paint to use? Acrylic or another?

2. Which paint is the most resistant (that will not fade and will not crack)?

3. After applying paint do I need to apply varnish to protect color?.

4. Which primer to apply before applying the paint?

Cheers!