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Posted: 3/9/2016 6:45:42 PM EDT
I'm a big fan of plastic models (I've built a bunch of them over the last 5 decades) but, WOW!
That's just "crazy" (And cool at the same time) Any other model builders wann'a show their stuff? (I know we have some really good IPMS folks here and I'm shamelessly looking to have them post up some of their stuff ). EDIT: Someone wanted more information about where this was at. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yamato_Museum |
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If you plug a few quarters into the machine, does the pool fill up with water?
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But did they teach a bunch of high school kids to build it on a shoe string budget and only during one class period per day?
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At some point it stops being a model and starts being a small ship.
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Impressive.
any story links or info on the company that built it? |
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Not the sort of "model" that I was expecting, but impressive none the less. |
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As a kid I had an interest in models. My dad built me a big ass Kenworth model one year.
At the time my mom was remarried and I lived with her and my step dad. Step dad was a douche and I came home from school one day and my truck was smashed. Fucking asshole. |
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I want one of those, but actually seaworthy. Would be fun to putt around a lake
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Op posts a photo WITHOUT CREDITS??
No link, no idea what is being shown. Ok, it's probably a battleship. Making a post is like making a sitrep. Only works when complete information is presented. |
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Where's the thread of the art teacher here that builds cool models, I thought he was building a ship this year.
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Needs a Wave Motion gun to be complete, as well as a Black Tiger squadron
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Missing the wave motion gun.
Funny thing is a journey around wikipedia just a couple days ago I was brought to the link about that model. |
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Why not make a model of a successful one? The original of that one is on the bottom of the ocean!
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As a kid I had an interest in models. My dad built me a big ass Kenworth model one year. At the time my mom was remarried and I lived with her and my step dad. Step dad was a douche and I came home from school one day and my truck was smashed. Fucking asshole. View Quote Stepfathers have been put down for less--especially in Texas. What an asshole! |
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Stepfathers have been put down for less--especially in Texas. What an asshole! View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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As a kid I had an interest in models. My dad built me a big ass Kenworth model one year. At the time my mom was remarried and I lived with her and my step dad. Step dad was a douche and I came home from school one day and my truck was smashed. Fucking asshole. Stepfathers have been put down for less--especially in Texas. What an asshole! What an asshole. When I was a kid the babysitter's boyfriend and his pal decided to smash a couple of my favorite models (a P 38 and a A6M5 Zero, for some reason I still remember lol ) so I shot one with my bb gun and held the other off just in time for the folks to get home. Lost my bb gun for two weeks, but the old man said he would have done it too. LOL. |
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I want one of those, but actually seaworthy. Would be fun to putt around a lake View Quote There have been one or two battleship models that were built so that the superstructure tilted to the side, exposing the seat for boarding, then was placed back in position for cruising around small lakes (small windows in the superstructure, and trolling motors for propulsion, as I recall). |
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There's a recent Japanese movie about the Yamato. They built part of a full scale replica and CGI the rest. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GoP62Emv5xk
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Definitely makes the 1/72 scale USS Enterprise (with airwing, same scale) on display at Air and Space (DC), pale in comparison.
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