Jimmy Carter - 1/144

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  • He Who Shall Not Be Named
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    Originally posted by DMTNT

    Oh for god’s sake you two.... lol
    NEVER hand a child a loaded revolver!

    David

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  • DMTNT
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    Originally posted by He Who Shall Not Be Named

    I thought I showed remarkable restraint and decorum by my non-answer, Tom.

    I'll get to lapping your nipple later, DMTNT.

    David
    Desperately Trying To Get The Visual Out Of His Head
    Oh for god’s sake you two.... lol

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  • He Who Shall Not Be Named
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    Originally posted by trout

    Oh, so many things can be said to this, but I will just sit here chuckling.
    I thought I showed remarkable restraint and decorum by my non-answer, Tom.

    I'll get to lapping your nipple later, DMTNT.

    David
    Desperately Trying To Get The Visual Out Of His Head

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  • DMTNT
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    Originally posted by trout

    Oh, so many things can be said to this, but I will just sit here chuckling.
    D’oh!

    Happy to make your morning, sir!

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  • trout
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    Originally posted by DMTNT
    .... Do I just need to do a better job lapping the nipple?
    Oh, so many things can be said to this, but I will just sit here chuckling.

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  • DMTNT
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    Ok David, I caved and installed the snorkel induction assembly you fabricated, finally replacing my original design. So, my question for the benefit of the group - why does yours work when mine still lets a bit of water in?

    I want my design to work. I really do. But I also want the SD to stay dry.... Do I just need to do a better job lapping the nipple? Is there not enough float? Was I maybe allowing too much travel between extremes on the position of the float?



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  • DMTNT
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    Originally posted by redboat219
    Although the Jimmy Carter has that Multi-Mission Platform section, it doesn't mean she can't one of these on her back
    https://www.shapeways.com/product/PF...-dsrv-1-mystic
    Funny you mention that! I’ve had my eye on that piece for a long time, and actually went down that route - albeit a bit differently... behold my interpretation of the the ASDS MK II: Click image for larger version  Name:	C66780F0-B724-4114-8ABA-AA4DBD849DD4.jpeg Views:	1 Size:	50.4 KB ID:	132660

    Based on a 1/600 shapeways model of the CONFORM submarine design that preceded (and lost out to) the 688. Damn near fits the bill in 1/144. I went as far as trying to mount a magnet inside of it and a corresponding one under the deck of CARTER, but I just wasn’t happy with how it was working out. Maybe I’ll keep tinkering with it, who knows. We’ll just have to see! I’m always open to input, even when it’s just David yelling at me to quit being a bum.
    Last edited by DMTNT; 06-11-2019, 01:56 AM.

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  • redboat219
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    Although the Jimmy Carter has that Multi-Mission Platform section, it doesn't mean she can't one of these on her back
    Check out 1/144 Scale DSRV-1 Mystic by wachapman on Shapeways and discover more 3D printed products in Ships.

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  • trout
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    I have been playing with portrait as well.
    Sooner rather than later.....LOL, I am impatient at times!

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  • DMTNT
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    Originally posted by trout
    Love the bow on shot with the narrow depth of field. Excellent!
    Thanks guys! That is probably my favorite too. Just an iPhone X underwater. It got set to portrait mode, which tends to make everything look awesome. I’ll see if maybe I can get some video here sometime soon ish.

    Also, the careful observer may notice that once upon a time, CARTER had a fully-manned bridge crew, complete with grossly overscale stanchions and a little tiny set of flags. Now she has a "slick" sail that's rigged for patrol. Well, the story behind that involves a high speed pass under a floating boat dock back in early May. She bumped the underside of the styrofoam float at a flank bell. Sadly, the command staff and the crew manning the flying bridge were no match for that kind of an impact.
    Last edited by DMTNT; 06-10-2019, 01:23 PM. Reason: Story Time

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  • trout
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    Love the bow on shot with the narrow depth of field. Excellent!

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  • He Who Shall Not Be Named
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    Stop teasing! …… video!

    David

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  • He Who Shall Not Be Named
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    Nice! And the depth-of-field for underwater shots -- fantastic! And a convincing paint and weathering job.

    David

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  • DMTNT
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    VESSEL: USS JIMMY CARTER (SSN-23)
    DATE: CLASSIFIED (June, 2019 - Speculative)
    TIME: 2200GMT (Speculative)
    LOCATION: CLASSIFIED (Believed to be greater Eastern Pacific Patrol Area)
    MISSION OBJECTIVE: CLASSIFIED

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    Gentlemen...

    -Brady

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  • trout
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    Originally posted by DMTNT

    Boxers are great! So much energy. That little pig is Jack. He is my 2 year old lab / pointer mix. There is also some little-dog in there too, but he is my buddy, and a very good boy. I lucked out for sure!

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    In the photo, it looked like a pugs face, but obviously it is not. Handsome dog!

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