🔥This video has SUBTITLES that you can TRANSLATE into any language🔥 🔥Це відео має СУБТИТРИ, які ви можете ПЕРЕКЛАСТИ будь-якою мовою🔥

I've been building models for 64 of my 74 years and watching your videos is a true inspiration. I have only been building wooden models for the past 4 years and find them a real challenge. Watching your attention to even the smallest detail is amazing. Your models are actually miniatures of the real thing, which makes them special. Please keep building and inspiring. I hope to watch your future videos for many years to come. Thanks for sharing with us.

Смотрю, и ловлю себя не мысли - насколько же приятней смотреть, когда модель собирается женсуими руками ! Ольга - БРАБО !!!

Goodmorning again from the Netherlands dear Olha. As normal a great video and a plesure to watch it. Looking forward to the next video. Greetings from your Dutch friend. Gerard. LONG LIVE UKRAINE

I am working on this model at the moment, and I am truly impressed with the quality of the kit and the attention to detail. Having said that though, as someone who has sailed an actual shallop, I do have a few quibbles. Construction-wise, I found that the futtocks if you glue them in the provided jig, end up being a millimeter or so short of reaching the slot on one side of the framing jig. To get around this, I've been sanding and filing the floor timbers and futtocks, placing them in the jig and drilling a pair of holes, one in each futtock that go through into the floor timber. I then carve a tiny trunnel and push it into the hole so that the futtock rotates around it. I then put the frame into place on the keel making sure that the futtocks are fitted into the side slots of the jig before gluing them. It's time consuming, but I think it''s worth it. In terms of accuracy, the rudder is too thick. It needs to be bevelled as it goes aft. I'm also not planning on fitting the brass wear plates between the thole pins for the oars. I'm a maritime historian, and I've never seen any evidence of those. The ends of the planks should be feathered so that they lie flat against the stem and stern posts. On the real thing, they'd be fitted into a rabbet on the posts. They should also probably have a rolling bevel at each end top and bottom so that they go from clinker to carvel in appearance at bow and stern which would help them lie in the rabbet and keep her from leaking at the hood ends. Also, belaying pins should be round not square. I'm planning on fitting the ones in the thwart knees before I glue them in place. Just my observations so far ;

Просто фантастика! Завжди чекаю Ваші відео з нетерпінням. Дякую за Вашу працю.

And not one tiny piece of photo-etch went "ping" across the room. Impressive! 😁

I watch your videos to see how you do things like using tools because there is ALWAYS something to learn.

Magnifique montage !! Super Ohla !...

Your attention to detail is first class, thank you for posting these videos

Nicely done!

You are a true inspiration for a lot of ship modellers, especially the ones that are building their first ship. Thank you very much for your videos. Keep up the nice work.

Ottimo lavoro 👏

Благодарю

I enjoyed watching the various techniques you employ for clamping. You have greatly expanded my use for binder clips and rubber bands. Thanks for sharing the methods you use to achieve the level of detail and perfection in your models.

Very impressive

This is again an awesome build sequence Olha :o Like every time I am just blown away by your attention to detail. It is absolutely so inspiring to watch you work, and I am in full admiration. Looking forward to the next part of this amazing build. Makes me really wanting to buy that model !!

Love watching your videos. Unbelievable work, sooo good….👍🏼

Knowing that we ship modelers are a frugal bunch, let me whole-hardheartedly comments the Tamiya Photoetch Bending pliers. Sure, other pliers are almost as good, but the Tamiya ones are just that much better.

Congratulations on your work, it's wonderful 😊👍👍

Your video was worth the wait! As always!! Looking forward to see the next part! Once more I have to admit: your camera setup showing each single step SO clear and close, as well as your skills, makes your videos unique! 👍🏆🌹

Olha, it would be lovely to see a beautiful model created by you, of Joshua Slocums “Spray” Any possibility of this,at some time ? In my humble opinion probably the most beautiful private vessel I have ever seen.

As always, excellent work and an excellent video Olha!

superbe !

Está quedando genial la lancha, me encantan estos trabajos en piezas chicas! Ansioso por más, saludos y felicitaciones desde 🇦🇷

Hello olha How are you, are you ok? The bee is back to doing great work 🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝🐝

I’m watching and learning thank you 👍

Truely inspiring!

Thank you!

Tolle Arbeit!

You spoil us with a video today and the video is inspiring and motivating.

Olha: I want your cat! JaJa CEK

Awesome. +1

Very enjoyable video. I noticed that your fingernails are very useful in some applications. You are quite a carpenter/craftsperson.

Olha, gosto muito destes modelos menores. Seu trabalho tem sido ótimo. Grato

👍

Nice ship

oh, coffee time...

❤❤❤👍👍👍

Olha - thank you for all the videos on the shallop - did you acquire the small brass tubing used for pins, etc, separately or are they in the kit and I’m just too clumsy to notice them😂?

Shallops sometimes are more interesting and rewarding to build than big boats. Are you planning to build Susan Constant ?

Привіт Ольга, чудова робота🤩 this od awesome💪 Маю прохання - напишіть де купити цю модель для зборки з доставкою в Польщу? Слава Україні🇺🇦🇵🇱💪💪💪

I ordered this kit after seeing your original video, but am not sure whether to use oil or varnish. Can I ask, what finish (if any) will you be applying to the wood?

Inspiring work!! What do you use to blacken your brass fixtures?

Fantastic video and well worth the wait! Is this kit available in the US?

🖐️👍🌹

Olha, I want to see your tips and tricks but I need a "Gold" subscription. I can find how to do that on KZfaq. Any suggestions?

Se podrá adquirir este kit en España?

But who is this John Smith?