Me, Office and my Yamato
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What about that RN-inspired central longitudinal bulkhead, they just couldn't seem to get rid off in all their new construction? Not saying it directly caused the capsize, but it sure as hell didn't help and would have made counterflooding a bitch
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Originally an Anime. The bad aliens have beaten Earth's space fleet, and have been nuking the planet from space. If the damage to the biosphere isn't reversed, it's planetary extinction within a year. The good aliens try to get a messenger through; the messenger dies, but the message is recovered. The humans get a new, powerful stardrive, directions to the good aliens' homeworld, and a promise of technology that will clean up the radioactive contamination. To protect their new ship from spies and bombers, the humans build it inside the hulk of the Yamato, which is sitting exposed on what was the ocean floor. (They tunnel in from underneath.) They keep the armor, since the new drive has plenty of power to lift the Yamato into space. Oh, and humans being what we are, they design a way to use the stardrive's power as a supergun- the "wave motion cannon."
So anyway, an elite force of space navy types and scientists take the reborn Yamato on a quest to find the good aliens' homeworld, Ischendar.
The English dubbed version was called "Star Blazers" and the ship renamed the "Argo"- even though the name is obviously Yamato.
So anyway, an elite force of space navy types and scientists take the reborn Yamato on a quest to find the good aliens' homeworld, Ischendar.
The English dubbed version was called "Star Blazers" and the ship renamed the "Argo"- even though the name is obviously Yamato.
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That looks like an excellent build, Reisen55. A friend of mine built the 1/200 scale Bismarck recently, and that looked pretty impressive. I mostly build airplane models, but I do have the 1/350 scale HMS Belfast to build ( My late Father's ship ) but i would love a 1/200 scale version.

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Looks outstanding!
I love model building, but a combo of expense and lack of space has stymied my efforts. When I was in high school I once built a 1/350 scale of the German battleship Tirpitz... took all summer... but I was pretty proud of it. Then a week later, it disappeared. I asked my brother where the hell was it and he said he and a buddy took it to a nearby creek and blew it up with firecrackers!
The rest of the day was a bit of a blur.... needless to say, we didn't talk much for the rest of the year after that.
I love model building, but a combo of expense and lack of space has stymied my efforts. When I was in high school I once built a 1/350 scale of the German battleship Tirpitz... took all summer... but I was pretty proud of it. Then a week later, it disappeared. I asked my brother where the hell was it and he said he and a buddy took it to a nearby creek and blew it up with firecrackers!
The rest of the day was a bit of a blur.... needless to say, we didn't talk much for the rest of the year after that.
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It is a truth, that some people remain alive, only because it's illegal to kill them
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kham wrote:It is a truth, that some people remain alive, only because it's illegal to kill them
True dat... plus, I'd never hear the end of it from mom.
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Should have kicked it up the chain and let her do him in 
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kham wrote:Should have kicked it up the chain and let her do him in
I know she's been tempted a few times... but that also included me on the target list.
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From Combined Fleet's BBS:
Might be worth a look, there is almost nothing easy to obtain on Shinano, and Musashi is literally the other sister for her info as well
Hi Folks,
Just noticed on Amazon what looks like an updated version of Janusz Skulski's "Battleship Yamato - Anatomy of the Ship" to be released in March 2017. The book is entitled "The Battleship Yamato: Superanatomy" and will cover not only Yamato, but Musashi and Shinano as well. The book is by Janusz Skulski and Stefan Draminski and will include photographs and numerous 3D drawings of the ships. You can view the item on the Amazon website.
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Richard
Might be worth a look, there is almost nothing easy to obtain on Shinano, and Musashi is literally the other sister for her info as well
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