Just joined

[Dave Otto]

Welcome to the group Nick.

Beautiful job on the boat!

Dave

[Ramon Wilson]

Welcome Nick. The African Queen looks great. The weathering is spot on.
--Tim

Quite agree with Tim here Nick - that looks the part indeed. All you need is a Humpty and a Kate  to complete the image 

Ramon

[nick]

Charlie and Rose are being made for me by a friend s wife who is into making dolls house stuff, also got loads of sound clips from the film which will play on the little mp3 player hidden in a crate.....

[Don1966]

Hi Nick and welcome! Love the Boat great job.


 

Don

[b.lindsey]

Thanks for the link to the build log and the video Nick. A very impressive project in and out of the water

Bill

[nick]

Launch day is Sunday 27th, I will post a picture and a video link....

[K.B.C]

Hi Nick,
Welcome to M.E.M.

You will learn a lot here about machining with plenty friendly advice.

George.

[nick]

A video of The African Queen....  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YiD9xQnBDk" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0YiD9xQnBDk</a>

[b.lindsey]

Thanks for posting that Nick...what a fine looking craft!!

Bill

[nick]

Can't quite understand why the quality is not too good, I had the camera set to 780....

[Kim]

YouTube makes some decision about what resolution to stream to people.  Clearly, the resolution of the video you upload sets an upper limit, but after that, they have some algorithm they use to determine the resolution they pipe through to you.

The person watching the video can also give an indication of what resolution they'd like to see. I don't know if YouTube feels obligated to guarantee that resolution that for you or if its just taken under consideration. 

But I was able to see your video at 720p by changing the settings (the little gear) in the YouTube box.  And it looked good!   You might give that a try.

Thanks,
Kim