Mediterranean Galleys by yancovitch - FINISHED

[druxey]

Thanks for sharing your beautiful work; now enjoy making beautiful music!

[yancovitch]

oh well....uploaded one simple piece......... https://youtu.be/z44DfaXgMgc

[FriedClams]

Wonderful Chopin piece - you are a gifted artist in music as well as modeling.  Thank you for sharing both.

 

Gary

[yancovitch]

merci merci.....vc

[EJ_L]

Beautiful models, a display to be proud of and enjoy. Wonderful piano music as well. Sad to see you go but I wish you all the best and enjoyment your next adventures take you!

[yancovitch]

very kind ..thank you......vc

[mtaylor]

I had to go hear the music.....  i love it.

[cog]

Listened to it while working late. A lovely piece and well played

[yancovitch]

much appreciated...at 78, finally getting free of a lifetime of mental and physical tension....i think i wanna die whole and healthy 😄😄

[Nikiforos]

Such beautiful boats. Absolutely top drawer. Congrats.

 

My next project partly inspired by yours (for illustrative purposes only). I sort of fell in love with the design recently, if design be the right word.

 

Cheers.

 

 

[yancovitch]

that's super....thanks........never saw that drawing....maybe yours will be a more detailed version of the one i did......these ships were totally fascinating and were always a mystery to me since i was a child......this is an interesting project too...thought you might like......

https://modelshipworld.com/topic/10344-10th-11th-century-byzantine-dromon-by-louie-da-fly-150/page/31/

cheers, vic

[Edwardkenway]

Beautiful galleys and your music is sublime sir.  Thank you.

[yancovitch]

merci edwardo

[Nikiforos]

16 hours ago, yancovitch said:

that's super....thanks........never saw that drawing....maybe yours will be a more detailed version of the one i did......these ships were totally fascinating and were always a mystery to me since i was a child......this is an interesting project too...thought you might like......

https://modelshipworld.com/topic/10344-10th-11th-century-byzantine-dromon-by-louie-da-fly-150/page/31/

cheers, vic

Yea, Stephen's Dromon has sailed into view before, and it's a continuing testament to his skill in research and craftsmanship. It is "pulchra incomparabilis" indeed.

Have a great week, yancovitch.

 

Edit: If only there was a mainstream kit of that lovely Phoenician vessel. Can picture her rolling out of Sidon with colonists starting new lives in Carthago or Kriti. Fantastic.

Edited October 1, 2019 by Nikiforos