This isn't modelling, it is producing a work of art! Blown away.

@prinzalbatross9526

Жыл бұрын

Modeling is art

@flipwhale5494

Жыл бұрын

@@prinzalbatross9526 exactly

@melenkinichon3462

Жыл бұрын

@@prinzalbatross9526 true bro

@cleverusername9369

Жыл бұрын

Could've said it's a masterpiece because all modeling is literally a form of art... Your intention was good but the wording is inaccurate

@franciszurielburgos3798

Жыл бұрын

💀

"Pilots Man Your Planes" This is an unbelievable modeling achievement! I've sold a lot of aircraft carrier kits over the years but I doubt any were built as well as this kit. Thanks, Studio Blue Ocean in setting the bar.

@hubristicmystic

Жыл бұрын

Some of those Dauntless's would drop bombs through the decks of the aircraft carriers Akagi and Kaga turning them into raging infernos and turning the tide of the pacific war forever in the favour of the USA. Beautiful model sir.

@danielbalderrama4137

Жыл бұрын

Are you still selling because i am looking to purchase a specific one

@josedeoliveirafilho4141

11 ай бұрын

Boa tarde vc tem kit de porta aviões para vender ainda?

@The_last_prime

10 ай бұрын

Making ships is kinda all and the same proces. Build it, add pe if you want to. Paint it with accurate colors (or not) and apply washes. Building a kit like this one like he did isn't nearly as hard as most poeple make it out to be the only hard part is buying the pe because in a lot of cases it will be either sold out or cost more then the kit it self.

@Mawyman2316

2 ай бұрын

@@The_last_prime PE?

My grandfather helped to lay the deck of the original Yorktown when he was in the Apprentice Program at Newport News Shipbuilding. She's always been a special ship to our family. You have done her proud, sir.

@bryanmeyer-cunningham3171

Жыл бұрын

We all thank you and your grandfather for being part of something that would help the USA

@simonharwar8083

Жыл бұрын

That's so awesome . the only thing that I know about carriers is from films . my uncles served in France, Guadalcanal, and a B-17 . one served in the western pacific, on a ship that was more like "Mr. Roberts" than "Midway".

@photonz1812

4 ай бұрын

Enterprise may have got all the attention, but Yorktown was a grand fighting lady and her crew diligent and dutiful! What she and her crew achieved did in the Battle of the Coral Sea and Midway needs more praise. Without her efforts the Allies would have likely lost Port Morsby and Northern Australia, as well as midway and possibly Hawaii. As an Australian and a fan of this ship, Thank you to your Grandfather and his mates for their service to the Pacific.

This is a museum-quality build! Amazing detail! Side note: my grandfather served on board the Yorktown at the Battle of Midway as a Navy chief.

@ZenithArtsy

Жыл бұрын

Is he still alive?

@mdatlanta76

Жыл бұрын

@@ZenithArtsy No, he passed in 1986

@ZenithArtsy

Жыл бұрын

Rip😞

@ZenithArtsy

Жыл бұрын

Btw my dream job is to become commander of aircraft carriers

@arkaik.

Жыл бұрын

Kingdom of France mapping hoping your dream comes true!

Again, a boat made with extremely meticulous work. Wonderful!

@PauloPereira-jj4jv

Жыл бұрын

Ship... not "boat".

@mrloaf6229

Жыл бұрын

I never watch these videos unless I got food next to me

@YourlocalNeighborhoodKid

Жыл бұрын

@@PauloPereira-jj4jv yea it's a nice boat And also ship and boat are the same monsieur

@YourlocalNeighborhoodKid

Жыл бұрын

@@mrloaf6229 ahh...yes just Grab food and watch some random dude make an unbelievably complicated masterpiece of a boat

@mrloaf6229

Жыл бұрын

Indeed

The reveal of all the little planes after you showed how intricate it was to build just three of them was amazing. Felt like I got to see a mother duck showing me all her little babies while being so proud of them.

@TonySpike

Жыл бұрын

Unfortunatly the shade of blue used was a bit too light and the planes were not weathered So as cool as they were my OCD kicked in and made me see them as wrong

@pepehidalgo6651

Жыл бұрын

@@TonySpike Maybe it could be "Ocean Gray" Model Master enamels or acrylics instead "Haze Gray" for that navy cammo.

@dabootvv

Ай бұрын

@@TonySpike they were weathered in the end, just not all of them as its useless for the ones below deck

Thank you for sharing! I am a ship model builder and a former US Navy Surface Warfare Officer. Your model of the USS Yorktown is outstanding and you've captured the look and feel of a ship that has been underway for quite sometime. Bravo Zulu!

That attention to detail was 2nd to none, tht hanger space lighting was a nice touch, a shame the deck couldn't be removed to see all the interior work, well done.

I don’t think I’d ever have enough patience to do this. This looks incredible!

Absolute legend. I didn't look away the entire video, I even caught myself leaning in more and more as the video played out. that lighting against the water ripples is pure modeling secks

When I was a kid, my older brother built model kits from Revell and Monogram. He was quite accurate to the point of the correct color of paint to burning in bullet holes in a planes hull. But what you have done takes it to another level, and I know that if Billy were alive today, he would commend you on you great work.

@mateus9113

6 ай бұрын

I am sorry for your loss

Like a wartime photo brought to life. More of a sculpture than a plastic model. Worthy of any museum representation. Absolutely stunning level of detail. Probably silly but what really caught my eye were the lights on the lower decks reflecting on the water.

I'm just overwhelmed! How incredibly awesome is this model? There are no superlatives - just perfect down to the smallest detail!

I really love how the lights reflect on water. Great model!

This work is truly amazing! I didn't expect that you would have built a Yorktown aircraft carrier with all the details down to every bit of it. Surely this is one of your most impressive works.

This was insanely gratifying to watch. What an absolute work of art!

I've never seen someone use LEDs in a CV's hangar! Great job!

You’re not a model builder, you are an artist! Stunning work my friend

I've never been this amazed looking at modeling as I am watching your dioramas. Thye level of detail is just breathtaking. Any of these could easily go to a museum.

I have been fortunate to just stumbled on your Yorktown project. I say "fortunate" because of all the information you have skillfully blended together and shared with us. You certainly captured the intensity of a carrier going in harm's way. The seascape is terrific. One can almost hear the saltwater hiss as the Yorktown churns through the ocean. Well done, Sir.

I'd love to do a version of this with Hornet during the Doolittle Raid just as the first B-25 makes starts it's lift off.

@Kimolin12

Жыл бұрын

It would be cool

@SpeakermanYTSHORTS

Жыл бұрын

I watch midway alot

Ufff que increíble trabajo, también soy maquetista y e visto muchos videos relacionados pero este es simplemente genial. La calidad de la maqueta es increíble pero tu trabajo aún más, el detalle del agua y la iluminación me dejo con la boca abierta, me encantaría saber con que material lo haces. He visto el video varías veces y hasta lo compartí con amigos. Te felicito, un gran trabajo Un abrazo desde Chile

The sheer amount of pasion and patience some people are able to put into such projects is just amazing. I myself am more a broad strokes kind of guy.

ALWAYS amazed at the skill and artistry of modelers. These people are true artists and highly overlooked. Thank you for bringing the talent to light.

Very worth waiting for ! It is like going on an adventure , love the shapes in this vessel .just wonderful to watch you work . ......the lights reflecting off the water .......... best wishes from Wales 😍😍 ( Photo etch scuttle frames ..... OMG !)

That's one of the finest ships I ever seen anyone build. Congratulations on a very realistic model ship.

@YourlocalNeighborhoodKid

Жыл бұрын

He makes more models like these... bro could make like a small mueseum with these handmade masterpieces

Ditto!!!!! That is INCREDIBLE!!!!! I've been building model kits since around age five I think when my late Dad got me into it. With all I've done, NOTHING even comes close to this. That belongs in the National Museum of Naval Aviation onboard NAS Pensacola. I'm certain they would VERY MUCH like to display it. I've been there once and there are some other GORGEOUS works of model making. Like this one. Some might've even been hand built. Well worth a visit if you're close by. Or worth the drive.

Incredible! Even just the planes by themselves! Thank you for posting these to give us something to marvel at, if not learn from/aspire to!

Idk why but watching someone make amazing models along with relaxing music is the most satisfying thing for me right now

@richardgallagher913

Жыл бұрын

Try it. I'm disabled and have health issues. My modeling keeps me sane and is my happy place.😁

Just the time, effort, and patience you put into building this whole ship is outstanding, I am a beginner at model cars.

Unbelievable really! The model itself is just so very well done, but the way you have crafted it's path through the ocean!! Sublime. Perfect. This should be in a US Naval museum, it's THAT good!! Thank you for sharing your patience and craft!

Holy Hannah! The level of detail here... the time it must have taken just to do the planes... is incredible. If I could build a model half as well as that, I'd be happy. VERY well done.

"Sir, it'll take two weeks to fully repair her!" "You have three days." And they did it in 48 hours, with crewmen still patching up her hull as she steamed off to war to join the fleet in the upcoming Battle of Midway.

@joshuasill1141

Жыл бұрын

The story goes that Yorktown pulled into Pearl Harbor after the battle of Coral Sea. Admiral Nimitz was already waiting for her to dock pier side and met Yorktown's skipper. Admiral Nimitz asked how long before she's ready to go back to sea. The skipper replied "Sir, it'll take 6 months in dry dock to fully repair Yorktown and at least 90 days to get her seaworthy." Admiral Nimitz looked at the skipper straight in the eyes with a steel glare and said "You got 3 days". Dockyard workers pumped unnecessary spaces below the water line full of quick-crete to patch holes and leaks and most of the attention was given to the flight deck and the hanger deck so she could launch aircraft. She put to sea headed for Midway with contractors still on board repairing electrical problems and water mains. Spaces that had casualties had the sailor/sailors taken ashore to the hospital and if it was a vital space it was cleaned up the best it could and necessary equipment repaired or replaced, and it it wasn't a vital space it was sealed off and made water tight.

Your skill in modeling commands respect. A magnificent model, a magnificent ship and all who sailed on her.

I wish I had this much talent as some of the model makers Ive seen on KZread. The time and just level of expertise is really amazing to watch at times and the sound track you chose for this one was really great.

Its a beautiful model, but lets not forget that during WW2 without the fire power of the carriers and the dedication to push forward from the U.S. Navy as a whole, we would have lost the Pacific to the Japanese. These brave men and the boats they made famous should never be forgotten.

Congratulations on producing what must be considered a museum-quality display piece. The water effects are spot on. Phenomenal work!

Magnificent modelling. Perfection in miniature. The best I have seen here.

This isn't modelling, it is producing a work of art! Blown away.. Again, a boat made with extremely meticulous work. Wonderful!.

WOW!! Pardon me while I clean up my drooling mess. This model is museum quality and I am blown away by the level of painstaking detail. Even the musical background with the strings or horns at the end resembled the drone of propellers. WOW! Just superb modelling. Bravo!!

This person is an incredible artist. This is absolute mastery and genious.

80 years after her last battle, very nicely done. Easily the finest of the early war carriers. One small observation, torpedo 8 was not on the Yorktown, torpedo 3 was, luckily that number 8 on the TBD devastators can be easily turned into a 3 with a little paint. 😁

@robertx8020

Жыл бұрын

You have a great sense of detail And you're rigth but I was so amazed by the details I didn;t even notice ☺

@duncani3095

Жыл бұрын

@@robertx8020 yes the quality is amazing. Would pay good money to own such a beautiful piece. 😍

@duncani3095

Жыл бұрын

@@robertx8020 also, if you want to study this specific time in the war, i can highly recommend the book "Black shoe carrier admiral" by John B Lundsrom. It is the best resource from Pearl harbor to the Guadalcanal campaign. 👍🏼

@robertx8020

Жыл бұрын

@@duncani3095 I already studied it but you can't remember everry detail about every event in history ...at least I can't And I studied WW2 (and part WW1)

@duncani3095

Жыл бұрын

@@robertx8020 a fellow history buff? Great to see a kindred spirit. History is so rich and relevant to the world we live in today. ❤

I did modeling as a kid until I was a teen, built a number of ships, planes and tanks, had a complete kit for modeling, paint colors, knifes, sandpaper, all the bells and whistles. I was meticulous, careful, took my time to do things well. I used to think I was very good. I have demoted myself to decent. Then there is good, very good, expert, maestro and this guy who is level ninja. Hats off man, impressive.

True art here, I love modeling but the level of detail here is out of this world, loved those tiny planes and the lights on the waves 🤯

Amazing work! There should be a new carrier named Yorktown in the US Navy!

@majorborngusfluunduch8694

2 ай бұрын

I think in general we need to go back to the old naming convention for carriers. The names of famous American battles are much better for them than the names of Presidents.

Those small airplanes did look like highly detailed 1/48 planes when you filmed them. Amazing!!!

The craftsmanship on this work is form another world! Congratulations!

Insane modelling skills! Eatched the whole video in awe. Amazing work of art. Beyond museum quality! BRAVO!

Looks amazing, I never really realized how small the aircraft and even the people were in comparison with such a large ship.

Mind-blowing skill you have in all areas, and an amazing attention to detail. I build models; but you an artist, indeed. Hats off to you, Sir! You do _magnificent_ work!

Wow, incredible detail and the finished product made my jaw drop with the interior lighting and nameplate on the display. Museum worthy creation

My favourite part of these modellers is when they add rlly rlly small intricate things that no one but they will ever see or know, just because the model wouldn’t be complete without it. Beautiful job.

unbelievable detailed plane interior!

I actually own Tamiya's 1/700 scale Hornet, and own Warship Pictorial's book on the class, which I will convert as Enterprise, very nice detail, great work. Take care, and all the best.

@richarddejesus4666

Жыл бұрын

I have that too

@davidkaminski615

Жыл бұрын

You probably know this, but Hornet had a slightly different mast structure than Enterprise. Just something to be aware of when you're converting it. Have fun!

@LuckyE-CV6

3 ай бұрын

I have all the yorktown sisters at 1/700, though Yorktown is still under construction

Sometimes something is so good, reaching perfection that superlatives just dont do justice. It is just an honour to be able to see this. And just remarkable what youtube has done in making everybody all over the world to watch this again and again and again....

That is a artist at his finest, that is the most incredible kit building I have ever seen and the attention to detail is incredible, this deserves to be put on a display in some ww2 memorial building or museum for all the public to admire it’s that good , young man give yourself a massive pat on the back for this 👍

Beautifully done. Was any thought given to putting the elevator down with "the last plane" on it? It would give an even better view into that amazing and detailed interior.

Nice build!!! The waves look much more realistic then you did on HMS Hood! The weathering still needs some work though, rust and dirt get washed down and aft by the water when at sea, not straight down. So where the waves, crew and planes indicate she is travelling at speed, the weathering shows she's been in port for a few years. Perfecting that would be the icing on the cake.

I love this, its a work of art also.. The "over the horizon" radar antenna and the "air defense" radar antenna 'usually' opposed each other by 180 degrees at any point in their rotation, front facing out.. If you ever wanna do one where you are simulating them in use.

Outstanding! All who served on CV-5 ‘Old Yorky’ would be proud. The quality of this model is worthy of display at Patriot’s Point, where memorabilia from the Yorktown-class carriers is enshrined on museum ship CV-10 USS Yorktown (Essex-class). CV-5 Yorktown and CV-6 Enterprise truly were America’s ‘First Team’ that beat back Imperial Japan until our overwhelming industrial might could win World War II. Suggested reading: “Rendezvous at Midway” - the story of USS Yorktown CV-5, with details on her construction and fighting men that helped form the winning team.

masterpiece..

역시 최고의 작품 입니다.

Amazing! No other word for it. The music, the videography, the true artistry…amazing. I recently watched a gentleman build the Yamato. He did a great job. But, this one struck my heart and I just figured out why…. I’m a proud American Patriot. Thank you.

It is unbelievable how realistic your water looks! Perfect craftmanship.

What a pleasure to watch! Your colors are wonderful. The aircraft spinners look too long to me, and the 20mm guns look overscale as they keep bumping things. Overall very pleasing model, the water effect is masterful! Can you do USS California with splinter camouflage?

Love it. Every model is better than the last. I hope one day you can do the hornet carrying doolittle Raiders. Or the sinking of the 2brutish battleships by Japanese Betty bombers.tjose would be cool

I am beyond words. The work you have done is awe-inspiring. This quality is what I dream to achieve with my own model work. Just truly beautiful work.

非常に素晴らしい作品です。 格納庫にも搭載機が格納されている様子、 飛行甲板に所狭しと並べられた艦載機、 今まさに波を蹴立てて力強く航行しているヨークタウンの雄姿 素晴らしいとしか言いようがないですね。

Mrs Sophia is legit and her method works like magic I keep on earning every week with her new strategy

@douglasmorin7061

Жыл бұрын

She helped me recover what I lost trying to trade my self.

@Springsteen002

Жыл бұрын

Who's this professional everyone is talking about I always see her post on top comment on every KZread video I watched

@Springsteen002

Жыл бұрын

I think I'm interested how can I get in touch with Mrs Sophia

@natashascornell6762

Жыл бұрын

I remember friends calling me crazy when I started but now I shut up them with my four figure weekly returned

@natashascornell6762

Жыл бұрын

I am happy today because of Mrs Sophia

I'm sure someone has already asked, but do you have a store where some of your art is for sale? Your work is amazing.

Working on Taiho and almost done with USS Montana in measure 22. Added all photo etch rails, radars, crane catapults etc. I have to recommend Blackcat 3d bofors and mk 37 directors and 20mm guns in 1/350. Unbelievable detail and well worth the money

Fascinating work. I've never seen figures on ship models, and of course, warships also have lights ! Thank you for this unique presentation.

This is model building + Imagination! Blown away by the whole video. You create works of art.

You have surgeon hands, and an eye, every bit as good as the greatest painter/sculptor out there. Incredible job.

Completely stunned by your mastery! A true artist indeed! Wonderfully done sir.

The measure 22 camouflage on US ships were absolutely gorgeous, especially when painting a ship model it just feels so therapeutic

Yorktown....such a magnificent vessel. You have captured her glory in every frame.

I've been building models for 50 years and if I built them for another 50 I couldn't approach this. Incredible!

This is truly a Masterpiece. It raises the bar for serious model builders.

Quite simply perfection. If I had 10% of this skill as a modeller I would be ecstatic.

Sea effect is phenomenal , wakes behind screws and front , perfect colors and ripples on surface . Ship is awesome .

I'd love to see you do a classic liner like titanic or lusitania or maybe Olympic in dazzle paint. Your work is unmatched. Top tier quality.

This is probably one of the best models I’ve seen, Yorktown has been always been my favorite ship for her story and importance to Midway. Great work and thank you for sharing !

An absolute breathtaking build. Thank you for sharing.

Thank you very much, the model is absolutely beautiful. This is one of the heroic historical memories of the US Navy and Air Force...The model is as beautiful as the real thing, truly beautiful !

I can’t imagine the time and patience this took. Well done.

The lights! Stunning! They even reflect on the surfce of the sea. This is at another level completely.

Outstanding craftsmanship! Gorgeous model of an awesome subject. Thanks for sharing.

That is an insane amount of work, the planes alone would have driven me mad but all that photo etch work, damn you must have the patience of a saint, as you clearly have the modelling skills of a god. I would love to build with this much detail, but i'm 51 years old now and my eyes aren't that good. Museeum quality at it's best.

Truly amazing. I was at a shop in cape Ann, mass who sold quality work like this. Great job!

That plate of planes just blows me away, even painting on one of them could be a painstaking work!!!

Thats the best model build video I have ever seen on youtube. Heck, its not a model build, its a work of ART. Kudos and respect to you for your amazing skills and patience.

just the sheer detail and then the lighting at the end had me complexed. Im in the navy too and work on an aircraft carrier so this is sick alone. amazing work I hope you get noticed for this!

I have long clumsy fingers! I can’t tell you how many models I have broken while trying to put them together. Popping off air craft antennas, rear landing gear on bombers, or popping out the plastic windows, just by picking them up. Yeah, I am a little jealous of your talent.

Wow - i often enjoy these vidoes of building and creating as a meditation. That time I'm again deeply impressed of the details; in this video especial of aircrafts, the hangardeck, the illumination of it and of course the fantastic model base. Thank You very much. This is a master piece.

Talent and patience at levels that I can not relate. Stunning.

Fantastic project! Building the Yorktown aircraft carrier for the Battle of Midway must be an incredibly intricate and rewarding endeavor. Can't wait to see the final result and the historical battle brought to life!

that is awesome building of a model of one the most historical aircraft carriers. I have had the pleasure of sleeping on the actual Yorktown 3 times with the Boy Scouts in Charleston SC. It is an awesome ship with a huge historical value and the honor of the men that served on it. It is a great place to visit if you are in Charleston SC go see it for your self.

This is amazing. True dedication to finish all the work that was put into it. Congratulations!!

It’s pretty amazing all the detail and patience you need to accomplish this