HMS Snake Coppering Hull ~ Overview ~ Steve Priske
Loading...
Loading...
7:15
Bremen 2010.wmvby rmartinezserres5,793 views- 7:04
Final Rigging ~ HMS Snake c.1791 ~ Steve Priskeby anchorsaweighms6,788 views
- 5:50
Flying Cloud Painting Hull Pt. 1 Steve Priskeby anchorsaweighms2,265 views
- 2:47
HMS Snake Ship Caldercraft Model Kit built by Steve Priskeby anchorsaweighms10,158 views
- 9:43
Carronade Installation HMS Snake Steve Priske Model Shipwrightby anchorsaweighms5,655 views
- 1:36
Finished Queen Mary 2 Sinkingby mrsabatini4,760,473 views
- 2:10
Gun Ports & Final Wood Working HMS Snake Steve Priskeby anchorsaweighms25,168 views
- 1:09
US Independence Part 1(My First Tall Ship Model.)by Tallshipdreamer19,421 views
- 3:46
Model Ship Building Secrets - Official Trailer - DVDby modelshipbuilding728,007 views
- 1:23
USS CONSTITUTION.movby montgomster7,105 views
- 3:57
Wooden Model Ship Kitsby ModelExpoOnline14,687 views
- 8:05
Ship Model - Armed Virginia Sloop, 1768 - Model Shipways, 1st Layer of Planking - Part 3by modelshipbuilder7349,561 views
- 9:13
Tall Ship Modelling Sails Puako Pt.2 Barkentine Steve Priskeby anchorsaweighms14,396 views
- 10:22
Santa Ana - 1784by modelmaniapl29,337 views
- 10:00
Flying Cloud Splicing Hull Planks Ship Model - Steve Priskeby anchorsaweighms2,200 views
- 5:03
Tropic Bird Barkentine c.1882 Ship Model - Part IIby anchorsaweighms11,103 views
- 8:36
Tall Ship Model Building Barkentine Puako c.1902 Pt.1 Priskeby anchorsaweighms26,181 views
- 0:52
Monterey windlassby mensabob6,706 views
- 5:03
Tall Ship Puako Model Builderby Newsknapp6,511 views
- 9:56
Flying Cloud Copper Hull Part 2 Clipper Ship Coppering Hull Steve Priske How Toby anchorsaweighms1,386 views
Copper plates without exception were not laid "whole" at the waterline. Each plate was cut at the required angle at the waterline to follow the run laid down at the keel. The book "China Tea Clippers" is one of many, many books available for reference. It is one that you have chosen yet you have not followed that information. There are hundreds of people out there who make such models without title and do an excellent job, as a model "shipwright" you should get this simple procedure correct.
BuffersYeoman 9 months ago
Very nice! I have only done a few coppered hulls and I have vowed never to do another one! I am in my 60's now and I am afraid they are too much for my patience. Oh well! Such is life. Anyway. . . nice job on the "Snake" bubba. I am working on a scratch built Revenue cutter (waterline) model now so no copper !!
PoppaTom1948 1 year ago
Great stuff. I have a model of the Cutty Sark, which my Grandfather gave to me, as a young boy. I'm 40, now, and think I could almost do it justice, and start it.
criticalmass181 2 years ago
Very informative. Thanks.
hjones1 3 years ago
I've never tried the copper hulls, only paint so far but this is a good indication of the way to go. Great!!
BluenoseModeler 4 years ago
What do you recommend for beginners who want to build a tallship? And how were the copper plates actually fastened? I gotta say this just BLOWS my mind. it's incredible!!
Ironhorsexpress 4 years ago
nice work as usual very cool.
bentsynth 4 years ago