Black Sea Coaster Çektirme by mhmtyrl - Finished

[Omega1234]

...just keep doing it the way you want to, Mehmet.  Only you have the vision of how you want it to turn out, so I'd say just go for it.

 

Looks great to me, that's for sure.

 

Cheers

 

Patrick

[mhmtyrl]

hello eery body, I have applied some weathering on the deck, as it was too white :-)

[Omega1234]

Hi Mehmet

 

I'm still amazed at what you do and how you do it!  Just marvellously convincing.

 

Cheers

 

Patrick

[mtaylor]

I agree with Patrick.  This is amazing work with the weathering.  

[mhmtyrl]

hello every body

in the mean time I have worked on the rigging, except for the sails all seems to be finished, some weathering will be applied to metal parts, looks too shiny now :-) not appropriate for my model....

 

the hook of the winch looks like a fish hook now but I will hang a bulk of cargo on it, hope that appearance will be changed then :-)

 

Mehmet

[captainbob]

^{There has been a lot said about the weathered paint, which is great, but I just noticed the wood under the paint looks old and shrunken also.  Well done, you've built a find ship.}

 

^Bob

[Omega1234]

Hi Mehmet

 

Your boat has so much atmosphere, that I can easily imagine the putt-putt sounds of the engine, the exhaust trailing away in the breeze, the bilge water being pumped overboard, the nets swaying from side to side from the swell of the ocean, the seagulls lurking overhead for a quick meal and the captain yelling at his ship mates.  What more can you ask for?

 

Lovely work!

 

Cheers

 

Patrick

[mhmtyrl]

Hi Mehmet

 

Your boat has so much atmosphere, that I can easily imagine the putt-putt sounds of the engine, the exhaust trailing away in the breeze, the bilge water being pumped overboard, the nets swaying from side to side from the swell of the ocean, the seagulls lurking overhead for a quick meal and the captain yelling at his ship mates.  What more can you ask for?

 

Lovely work!

 

Cheers

 

Patrick

thank you Patrick, that is exactly the scene I want to form :-)  a diaroma just as you described would be great  idea by the way...(in the future ofcourse :-)

[druxey]

The effect of your model is exactly as Patrick says!

[mhmtyrl]

some more weathering, very close to end...

[Omega1234]

Hi Mehmet

 

Unbelievable!  I'm totally speechless and not sure what else to say, because no other words would suffice.

 

Nicely done.

 

Cheers

 

Patrick

[mhmtyrl]

Hi Mehmet

 

Unbelievable!  I'm totally speechless and not sure what else to say, because no other words would suffice.

 

Nicely done.

 

Cheers

 

Patrick

Hello Patrick, thank you for nice comments :-)

 

 

Mehmet

[mtaylor]

Just amazing the weathering on this model, Mehmet.  Looking very realistic.

[mhmtyrl]

Just amazing the weathering on this model, Mehmet.  Looking very realistic.

thank you Mark, still trying to improve :-)

[druxey]

That is very realistic indeed. I'm just waiting for someone to emerge from the wheelhouse. Well done, Mehmet!

[mhmtyrl]

That is very realistic indeed. I'm just waiting for someone to emerge from the wheelhouse. Well done, Mehmet!

thank you very much :-)

 

the captain will come out soon :-)

[mhmtyrl]

hello

I have made the anchor and it's chain, also some wrapped cargo is added.

[EJ_L]

Again, excellent work! The rust on your anchor chain is incredible and I love the cargo wrappings. They add another interesting detail to a ship full of interesting details.

[mhmtyrl]

Again, excellent work! The rust on your anchor chain is incredible and I love the cargo wrappings. They add another interesting detail to a ship full of interesting details.

thank you :-)

 

some more cargo is coming....I will also place some partially rusted barrels on the deck

[demetri]

An excellent work. Always, in my opinion, the small boats give great results.

[mhmtyrl]

An excellent work. Always, in my opinion, the small boats give great results.

thank you Demetri,I strongly agree with that... in small boats you dont have to mass produce things like blocks, deadeyes, cannons etc., this gives you a lot of time to improvise items on the deck as well as detailed weathering :-)

[captainbob]

She's looking wonderful and the rag on top of the deckhouse is a master's touch.

 

Bob

[mhmtyrl]

She's looking wonderful and the rag on top of the deckhouse is a master's touch.

 

Bob

thank you Bob, I was wondering how that rag looked, happy to hear that. all the cargo and the wrapping material are tea bags, they really work well for simulating fabric.

 

Mehmet

[mhmtyrl]

hello

 

I have installed previously build bilge pump with some weathering. also metal barrels are placed. I would like to ask your opinion, do you people think that it is better with or without the barrels?

[Omega1234]

Hi Mehmet 

 

I kinda like the barrels.  The only thing that's missing are the rope lashings that would hold them in place against the bulwarks.

 

My opinion only, of course!

 

Cheers

 

Patrick

[druxey]

They add more atmosphere to the model, I think.

[mhmtyrl]

Hi Mehmet 

 

I kinda like the barrels.  The only thing that's missing are the rope lashings that would hold them in place against the bulwarks.

 

My opinion only, of course!

 

Cheers

 

Patrick

I am planning to use chains for lashing, do you think it will be appropriate? I like chains, they can be weathered more than ropes

[Omega1234]

I am planning to use chains for lashing, do you think it will be appropriate? I like chains, they can be weathered more than ropes

Hi Mehmet

 

Chains are good! ...and, like you said, they'd be easier to weather. I reckon go for it!

 

Cheers

 

Patrick

[EJ_L]

Down at my family's fishing camp in Louisiana, it is common to see barrels lashed on a boats deck with either chains or rope. Often just depends on what is available to the boat owner at the time. As thereare dozens of uses for metal barrels on a boat I think they are a great addition.

[mhmtyrl]

hello every body, after a long long time I continued to work on my coaster. sails are added and furled. for the first time I also worked on figures, which were actually military repairmen to be converted to sailors :-)

 

waiting for suggestions

 

Mehmet