Hyper-realistic handmade miniatures made with all kinds of ingenious materials on the @alangomezcraft channel (kzfaq.info/love/FtQitbqSV3v4hL4Ou1I9Wg). Take a look to his channel!

Why show a fake AI thumbnail when you LITERALLY have 29 minutes of footage of a guy building a REAL ship?

I don't have the patience for it. But my dad did when I was way younger. He bought blueprints from ships at antique shops to build these ships from scratch as well. He had his own little corner in a spare room, where he once or twice a week would hide in a workshop transformed cupboard 😂 1 tube light and magnifiers. He even made his own tools, like adjusted manual dentist drills to drill the tiniest holes in the wooden pulleys used to raise the sails or other things pulled up with pulleys. He used strings of sisal, which he would pull through his little tub with tar to put in between the woodwork on the outside of the ships. "Cause it smelled so real," he said... Proper master pieces that could take up a year or more to build. Made his own display cabinets with proper glass as well. All varnished. He was not a carpenter. Just a general manager at the main office of a warehouse chain. But this, his pencil drawings and paintings, was his way of blowing off steam. There was no internet at that time. Telly was just a few national channels. No mobiles!!!! Creativity is key... and patience! Pure natural skills developed after school. When there was time to be creative. That's how artists are created, I think.. 😊 Nice "simple" video about a very complex and time-consuming art.. Thanks....

When I saw the paper towels, I just assumed this was the HMS BOUNTY. Awesome!

I am just in awe with this guy. I just returned to military model making kits after a 25yr break, and this stuff blows my mind. Just purely amazing to watch and so impressed at the logistics of it all.

Kamu mengerjakan dengan rapi dan teliti.. Bagus . 👍👍👍

Stunsail (studding sail) yards are NEVER lashed to the main yard, but are run out in , usually in iron hoops. These yards and sails are only set in very light conditions, and , in fact, rarely used.

Amazing watch to preserve history Dr Mount

Визуализация на высоком уровне очень приятно смотреть такие видео

As a ship builder myself, I can appreciate the care and attention to detail required to build a scale model. Alan does nice work, and the steps taken in assembly show an understanding of design as well as how ships work - both requirements for a good carpenter. ❤

Omg, i couldn't even get through the time lapse without skipping a few times...this man's patience and skill are amazing. Btw, what does he do for a living?

I had to watch this in its entirety. When one has this much passion for his art, and watching it come together, words could not express what the eyes were taking in.

Simply amazing guy! He must have the patience of "Job"!

Восхищаюсь такими людьми это мечта детства 🔥

This guy is from another planet! Unbelievable craftsmanship and artistry. I'll never look down my nose again at anybody who bulds wooden boat models. Like DaVinci work like this requires a genious mind and what appears to be unlimited skill in many disciplines. thanks for posting! Love every minute.and I want a little wooden bucket like those he made...

Having put a few 25 foot cypress planks on frames myself. Model ship builders take great pride in building their models with exact details as the real ship.

I must've done it all wrong. My Hull planks were nailed on and it took me days.

I have been building models for over 50 years and in your video I learned so much. You are a master craftsman and I will be looking forward to more videos in the future. I just subscribed. Thank you for teaching an old man new tricks.

I remember a guy like this in Laguna Beach's Festival of the Arts every year. He'd bring hyperdetailed warships that were just astounding.

I have an actual piece of the real HMS Victory. A fantastic model build!. Great work.

When I first saw the thumbnail I was CLICKBAIT but then I saw the name, Sir you have my humblest apologies. Yet again you take cardboard that most people would throw out and make something like the 3 ships and as ever the detailing is out of this world. Thank you for taking us on a journey back in time and showing us just what the creators of these formidable ships would have had to do to get the funding to build the real deal.

My deepest respect and esteem at this point. I think there is a saying in aviation. “Landing is just a controlled crash.”. In terms of craftsmanship, you could say: “Craftsmanship is controlled damage.”. There were a few things that I would have done differently. In the end, it's the result that counts and the result is beautiful.

Какая на самом деле долгая и кропотливая работа!!!

Amazing models. I've seen people build 17th and 18th century ships like these, but their techniques were always quite complex. Your techniques sinplify the building of these ships so much. The results are stunning nevertheless. One detail I would like to see you add to these ships would be cutting out the windows of the captains cabin, covering them with glazed, yellow glass and then putting some flickering LED lights inside the captain's cabin so it will look like candle or oil lamp lights shining through the captain's cabin's windows on the back of the ship. You may as well add the same flickering LED lights to the lanterns on the deck. As for the grating on the upper deck: Cut that out too, so it's actually a hole that allows you to see some of the space below deck. Tiny details like that would massively increase the realism of these model ships. One additional detail to make it look more realistic would be to sow vertical seams into the canvases. This was done in real life to strengthen the canvasses so they won't rip and tear in strong winds. For even more realism, impregnate the canvas (and the flags atop the mast) with something that will harden, like glue or resin. Just make sure that it doesn't create a shiny surface on the canvasses as it dries up. Some type of transparent matte coating. As it dries, put a fan behind the ship, so that the canvasses are bent in the natural way wind bends it in real life.

10:12 Manos maravillosas ! 👍

Perfect domain of his trade. Fantastic. I have problems tying my shoe laces.

The part where he adds wood to the model is next level. So much Quantum!

I tip my hat. This is proper modelling skill.

А есть ли в мире хотя бы один макет реального деревянного корабля, который копирует оригинал не только в мельчайших деталях, но и был сделан по всем правилам плотницкого дела: со всеми врубками, запилами и крепежом?🤔

Занимался в кружке судомаделизма. 1986 - 87 год. Бронекатер и подлодка "Малютка". Очень сложно, но опыт на всю жизнь!!!

Очень интересно. Человек создает или имитирует фактуру из вроде бы совершенно неподходящих материалов. Конечно, это далеко от классического моделирования из дерева. Но в том и задумка, как получить классическую фактуру из материалов, которые ее даже близко не напоминают. Это своего рода игра. А м. б. У человека нет средств на дерево, а руки чешутся, он и использует все, что под руку попадается. Кстати, финал всё-таки включил в себя дерево. Это тоже мастерство, только оно состоит еще и в имитации фактуры. Молодец!

¡Es fantástico!

I'm so impressed he could do all 3 of these in under 30 minutes

- They were all great! But I'm inclined to like the Santa Maria the best.

I thought for sure those intricate cannons would go on the top deck.

Автор, вы не сильно погорячились с "Реальные Корабли В Масштабе До Последней Детали" в названии ролика?

They're all great but the fact that the Santa Maria crossed the ocean is amazing.

Nonostante i suoi 104 cannoni la bandiera di San Giorgio, bandiera della mia amata città, garantiva un ulteriore deterrente.

Impressive, most impressive. The Modeling Nerd is Strong with this One.

Bravo, bel lavoro. Mi ricorda mio papà ,che non c'è più da tanti anni.Anche lui amava costruire modellini di antiche e nuove navi, ma solo per noi. Complimenti ancora

AMAZING 😂❤

The Talent and Steady Hands it takes to do this type of work--Great!!! I could probably build the Wreck of this ship!! lol 😢

I appreciate your patience and outstanding creativity brother. And really cute to see those Ants passing in your wall. Thank You for your kindness

Грубая работа.

Just beautiful. A really beautiful ship. ☕💯🥐😎🤗👍

I'm really amazed to see that none of the presented ships have a rudder

Looks better than the original boat.

Смотрится дёшево

That is not hyper-realistic… it’s like a holiday souvenir 😂

Автор фригат бомба. Руки у тебя растут откуда нужно. А то что хейтеры пишут не обращай внимания , это обычная зависть. То что ты можешь, а они нет. Так что делай в свое удовольствие. И получай кайф от того что ты создаёшь. А хейтеры пусть жуют все сопли молча.

WOW😮

Very nice..... have a great video❤❤ love from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

Did anyone else think we were going to see what was shown in the thumbnail...?

That's really bad. Master ship model builders build the entire ship's carpentry in every detail. The models in this video are the lowest level.

It looks good on the outside but on the inside it's a crap.

music haters gunna hate this one ! If only there was a way to adjust the volume ---- OH, WAIT !!!!!

영상 잘 봤습니다. 당신의 작품은 경이롭네요. 엄청난 재주를 가지고 계신듯.. 좋아요 누르고 갑니다.

Very poor quality. These are toys or cheap souvenirs, not models. Even the model assembled from an OcCre box looks better. And look at the level of models at competitions.

Bronze cannons, loaded by the back, was a Portuguese innovation, as Bronze dilates less with heat, and allowed the sailors to reload them while hidden. England and Spain used it massively after the Portuguese were already an Empire. Nautical history is brilliant. Would you consider building a replica of the Galleon São João Baptista? It was a legendary ship of the Portuguese Armada in the Indian Ocean, and the largest Ship of the 16th century - it was the Flag ship in the Conquest of Tunis - a central city of the Otoman Empire.

You know there's no cat. Can you imagine? Finish the rigging, using the restroom real quick, and hearing the CRASH. Running in you see the cat laying in the sunny window with it's tail slowly twitching...mocking you and the debris below.

Legal gostei muito obrigado um belo navio caravela.E um ótimo artesão parabéns pelos detalhes

A real shipmodeler can spent years working on a model.

These are fantasic models but I wouldn't call them "hyperrealistic". There is no mistaking them for models.

Este hombre lo q es ,es un Verdugo en lo q hace, . Dios te bendiga siempre ese don.

Espectacular mi estimado.....que excelente don que tiene usted..... FELICITACIONES

His work just makes me want to get passed my own scratch building hangups and get back to building! Simply amazing work!!!

But is this how the real wooden ships were made?? With all those compartment sections????? Anyone?

Love the simplicity of his construction, that is , this perfectionist has things so finely tuned to creating a masterpiece its looks oh so simple until the amateur goes, " i can do that" , and in half an hour has cardboard glued to tables and gluey fingerprints over everything and the crumpled mass of coagulated parts look like a wreck brought onto a rocky shore by a hurricane. Victory was absolutely beautiful and all three models together an absolute wonder to watch the whole creation process to finished model. Off to subscribe to that master craftsman's channel.

Well if this man can built ships without instructions then he's a genius It took me 2 years to build HMS victory which came with a brousure and material once a week 100 issues and still i had to buy more materials and paints and sailors etc its very difficult to build but if you have the patience and plenty of time then its something to do as a hobby I do take pride in what i did !😅

Фантастика ! Не увидел бы - не поверил , что такое возможно ...

Very nice built.

Our local children's library had around forty model ships, each several feet long, varying from sailing ships to large liners. No military ships. They were removed about ten years ago as being "of little interest". These models were made by shipbuilding and shipping companies. They were very detailed.

Úžasné video👍šikovný člověk,takových lidí si vážím.

That ship wasted zero mast room, if a sail could fit, it went, max. The extensive rigging, maxing out Windpower. Very cool

I'd like to see a representation of the yacht of the Count of Monte Cristo. It was Genoese, build around 1840.

I think your models are amazing and you are extremely talented. So what if they aren't built in exactly the same way as the original ship. Anyone who leaves a derogatory comment is plain rude, and should really think hard about the way they relate to other people. This world is bad enough without rude people putting others down online, it's pathetic.

The level of dedication and passion is off the hook.

As always, it is regrettable that there is not a single reference to the inventors of Caravels, Ships and Galleons. Yes, it was the Portuguese.

I build true scale working replica remote control ships.and consider myself to be very good at modelling.both kits and scratch building.but this guy is on another level.detailing and craftsmanship is second to non.

I was kind of surprised that he added studding sails and especially TWO spritsails. They make it more difficult to see much of the detail.

Eu não consigo cortar o molde de papel corretamente😂😂😂... parabéns que obra de arte ...

That's really impressive,, but it ain't every detail to scale,,, only 2 boats, 1 anchor, no heads at the bow,, I could go on all day,,, but it really is very good

This man has studied old warships and pirate ships in great detail. It is truly a magnificent work and work. It feels real, in every detail. Congratulations to you man, you are amazing. I can never remember this much detail, not can I doo

Замечательно! Я сам инженер - кораблестроитель, все это весьма ускорено

Siempre e admirado a estos artesanos,maestros talentosos(lastima que sea un arte tan dificil de adquirir) . Bellas embarcaciones que de niño trataba de dibujar . Gracias.

Such beautiful ships!! can you build USS constitution?

seeing how to create the templates for the pieces would have been very interesting

¡¡Increíble!! Un autentico artista. Un saludo desde España.

My favorite was the 3rd one. I have a question. What was the reason that you build a skeleton first for the first ship and just bended the hull in 2 others and then put in some reinforcements later?

It would be a lot more impressive if he was actually making it out of wood. It's a lot easier to do this with cardboard strips than actual wood.

Outstanding craftsmanship! These ships are all beautifully designed. I must say that the HMS Victory is still my favorite. Thank you for sharing your skills with us.

There's no tiller wheel for the first two ships. Other than that you did an absolutely amazing job. Beautiful pieces of work.

Están geniales !! donde consigues las laminas de madera ??

Great model and I would love to have it on display in my home, but the only issue i have is the tital of the video. real life ship to scale, i thought full detail including inside

Not only that your works are wonderfully accurate and fabulously detailed, it is ever so pleasing to see you create them. Awesome!!! Personally, I'd prefer a ship-in-port configuration, so one may better see the details on the hull. Matter of taste, really. Liked and subscribed.

This exemplifies the reason America was founded on the freedom of warship.

всё круто, кроме парусов )...Они должны быть такими корявыми поправде?

QUANTUM TECH ,congratulations all an art this build , Details ,lm fan of the Ships ,althougth in the place that lm live ,there not Sea or rivers ,.comes realy passion for the modelism,the restore of toy. And special way bulid SHIP in wood.thank you and have a good time ,your new fan Oscar Francisco.

Does anybody else see the line of Ants moving back and forth on the windowsill?

Amaizing models. But why no steering?