Edwin Korstanje

Me too Jim and like the model, but look closer

@Shiva We are all human Thanks @Milan

Great work and love all the details

Thanks for your great reply

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Before the last refit on the real ship and the changes, extetion on the big model, i also make a complete construction kit for the same owner with 3274 pcs in the scale 1:100 and is 70 cm long and my great buddy @JunkstyleGio made the instructions and box art and @JaapTechnic made the stickersheets for her. It was a hell of a job to design and part out all the parts, but the result was stunning.

Stunning work again Lasse and the details and building techniques are amazing, only not a fan of the black windscreens on your race cars, but that's personal and not nowing how to build that better.

Thanks @neonic, I am indeed proud after so many commissions that again my work stands a such of a great place and that the owner can enjoy every day when he is onboard. @MestariThank you and yes i know when you build a winner model from the start, but even to see the final result is even for me everytime a stunning feeling. @Shiva I am not disappeared and build many other models and kits, but lost interest to post here on the Scale Modeling forum on EB, because got no feedback ore reactions at all. On Bricklink is nothing to see from me, than only for this project i needed more than 400k of parts. I think you meen Eurobricks and not Bricklink.

The whole model and design of it was a challenge. Not only had to be a static model but also with lighting, working elevator on the helicopter deck to the hangar below, but the application worked properly for days until you turned it off. Restart and the whole app was gone. Let various specialists take a look and then worked well for a few days. Reprogrammed and worked great on a stand alone. But such a stupid device even on a stand-alone mode, but only wanted to keep contacting the web, while everything is off on that device. For example, I eventually dropped the working lift for the helicopter, because the customer cannot bother with it that it always works well for a few days. The final solution is complete lighting recessed in the helicopter deck, with the same solution on the stern deck below the waterline. You see it when it's on, but when the lights aren't shining, they are invisible. Fortunately, the customer found this solution a lot more beautiful than the working helicopter lift. So he is happy and i am happy, Now it's plug and play with no problems anyway.

Wow @LEGO Train 12 Volts love your comments and many thanks for that. There are dozen more of such details on her and for me it's the most fun part of the build. To bring a fantasie what a client have in their mind to life for his/her dream to real, is fantasic to do. What's even greater to hear that not only the onwer, but also the staff and crew loved her and every detail is correct to the smallest point and size what's possible with LEGO®. Thank you @GeoBrick and got lucky that the owner give me a good budget to build her, so what's in real is chromed, that i could also let real chromed(not painted) on the model and there is more than €500 only of chromed parts in her total.

Thanks @GeoBrick and the complete build was a challenge. You ask, we deliver.

@Jim7564 The real ship got a refit again and haved to changed it on the model. So this is a refit from the model you have seen two years ago.

Indeed it will fixed on a special stand later on this week that it will servive any storm.

Thank you for the great reaction and all the details are the same as the real one.

That's correct @WvG_853. The Scale Modeling forum is complete dead and you get no feedback there and was also the reason why i did't post here on EB for a long time. I build a lot in different styles what my clients want, but always use many Technic parts and working functions. @Jundis For this model i was already glad that i got permission to post some pictures of her from my client. Yesterday was the delivery of the model onboard the real one and the transport box where to big to go intern true the ship, so it's was anxious to see her hanging in ropes 20 meter high on the yards crane to get her in the salon.

Thanks Buddy

I wire it myself and it's way cheaper and more fun to do than any existing product on the market.

Thanks @WvG_853 for yor great reaction, and i have taken pictures with mini figs onboard, but the owner don't wanted figs on her. So with the studio pictures are no figs on her, but special for you her a photo for you

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Hi friends, It was a long time ago that i post something here on EB, but i am back with a Superyacht anex explorer ship. I build her in commission for the ship owner and the model is build in scale 1 to 40(minifig for shipbuilding) and is 1,81 meter long, 30 cm wide and 70 cm high. There are just over 48000 parts in her and made also mine own lightning system in her with 350 micro led lights. Took me some 290 hours to build her and not have use any help from computer and build her direct from the real printed in scale drawing i got from the owner and shipyard how build her in real. Here the result what i have made for the very happy owner. Greetings Edwin.

Thanks for the great comments friends

Absolute wow, what a stunning creation and details

Stunning work Lasse. the only thing that i personal don't like is the windschream and know there is no good solution for that.

It's a long time ago that i have post here on EB a MOC, because i haved problems with my computer and can't use my old Flickr account. I have make a new account on Flickr under my own name Edwin Korstanje, but have to load many new projects on it. A couple a months ago i build 6 identical tugs for my client in the Netherlands as a pressent for there client for the owner and his 5 grandkids. They have around the 3000 parts each and are build. They are now on the way to Porto Rico.