Edwin Korstanje Detailed Custom Ship Models and Sets

[Edwin Korstanje]

For me all ships are looking similar)

It's just the same for me Egor.

For building in commision for a client is not that what i wanted to build, but what they wanted and after 23 ships they look all the same and it's all in the detail.

[rm8]

It's just the same for me Egor.

For building in commision for a client is not that what i wanted to build, but what they wanted and after 23 ships they look all the same and it's all in the detail.

nice comission there

Find someone who have a comission for me too. I guess, gyus with own oil wells from near east will be intersted in desert cruisers. But they don't have time for youtube and eurobricks, too much oil ....

Edited August 7, 2016 by rm8

[grum64]

Another masterpiece in the making.

[2LegoOrNot2Lego...]

Going strong again my friend...really looking forward to see it finished!!!

[Edwin Korstanje]

Thanks for the great comments .

Today i make a lot of Progress on the Bever.

[grum64]

Yep, truly a masterpiece in the making.

[syclone]

I am really impressed how much detail your models have at such scale

[Dafgek81]

That is one beautiful ship, the craftsmanship on this is stunning.

Where do you get those 3,2mm tubes you use, I need some for pneumatic crane arms to tidy up the pneumatic routing there.

Edited August 14, 2016 by Dafgek81

[Edwin Korstanje]

Thanks Clive and LXF .

For myself it's always a struggle to work in this smal scale to make all the details

But when i seen the outcome of a total result and a happy client is very gratefully.

That is one beautiful ship, the craftsmanship on this is stunning.

Where do you get those 3,2mm tubes you use, I need some for pneumatic crane arms to tidy up the pneumatic routing there.

Best Dafgek,

Give me pleasy a PM for your quest.

(In ducth i speaking a lot easyer )

[jorgeopesi]

Handrails and stairs are awesome, could you have been able to put a curved line over the side?, not aligned with the others like in the real one.

[Edwin Korstanje]

Handrails and stairs are awesome, could you have been able to put a curved line over the side?, not aligned with the others like in the real one.

I think you mean the curved line on the chimney Jorge ?!

If you do the answer is yes .

It was a bussy bulding day today and got ready with the Bever.

I take quickly some pictures, but the light in house was already gone, anyway here is the finished result.

The exact part count i don't know and i think it's around 3700 parts.

Best regards,

Edwin

I hope to make some better pictures later on this week.

[jorgeopesi]

I mean this one, enough charasterictic or not?, what a way to show it... :laugh: .

[Edwin Korstanje]

Here it is Jorge

[Lipko]

I think he meant the concave edge on the hull.

[jorgeopesi]

It is easier work with flex axles, I love don't have to build ships.

[Edwin Korstanje]

I think he meant the concave edge on the hull.

:laugh: Jorge have such big fingers.

It's possible to make this curved line in the bow, but not is this scale and style.

Only with a SNOT hull and bigger than 1/50 you can make this lines.

It is easier work with flex axles, I love don't have to build ships.

Sometimes i wiches the same Jorge that i never started shipbuilding ore work in commission

[grum64]

Sometimes i wiches the same Jorge that i never started shipbuilding ore work in commission

What! And deprive us of seeing your amazing builds! No. No. No.

[Lipko]

I like the hull of this ship, but to be honest, I don't like most other hulls of yours because of the stepped style. I think with the current parts (slopes, hinges, tiles) it should be possible to make smoother hulls.

But that's just my opinion.

[Edwin Korstanje]

What! And deprive us of seeing your amazing builds! No. No. No.

Don't worry Clive, i was only joking.

I like the hull of this ship, but to be honest, I don't like most other hulls of yours because of the stepped style. I think with the current parts (slopes, hinges, tiles) it should be possible to make smoother hulls.

But that's just my opinion.

You are complete right and i don't like the studd up style for the hulls myself, but the last 3 years i only have build in commission for clients and they choose the style, budget and scale .

Next project is lucky again in a SNOT hull with great collors and a lot bigger

Edited August 16, 2016 by Edwin Korstanje

[Edwin Korstanje]

To dust of my topic is here some project where i am working on.

This ship is 55 meter long and is build in scale 1/50 and is in Lego 110 cm long.

I hope you like the first picture of here.

 

 

Edited March 13, 2017 by Edwin Korstanje

[BusterHaus]

Very nice beginning. There's a lot of detail on the bow, it looks great. 

[Jeroen Ottens]

Promising start indeed. Looking forward to see more WIP photos

[jorgeopesi]

Moving parts we will need a video for them  , I see more than one tecnique I can never will use  .

[Edwin Korstanje]

Thanks guys.

Sorry Jorge no video aloud by the customer. 

[2LegoOrNot2Lego...]

Going really strong again my friend...excellent! As always BTW...