You got me worried. Good to know you're still with us.
today's work
Collapse
X
-
👍 1
-
Of all the r/c submarines I have driven, the STURGEON's (both 1/72 and 1/96) were the best behaved atop and under the water. Fast and snappy when called for; could almost maintain a circle chase against a like sized SKIPJACK -- in my world that speaks volumes.
More than just a better dressed out THRESHER! Yes, the STURGEON's were a bit slower, but so much better suited for a variety of cold-war tasks. The 637's were this nations go-to boats for sneaky-poo, hang-your-ass-out, crazy Intel ****. If there was a bad-guy submarine patrolling (in or out of Russian waters) you can bet there was a STURGEON sniffing its butt, rolling tape. Bastions be damned, those boats were in their house!
Periscope hull and running gear examinations, sound, and RF intercept a specialty (hence the big sail).
When operated by aggressive, smart Skipper's (true patriots who were not too worried about their long-term careers) driving those platforms we learned a lot about the Commie Russian capabilities and intentions.
Never served on one, but one of my favorites. I envy guys like Bill. What stories they could tell.
DavidWho is John Galt?Comment
-
-
-
Comment
-
Comment
-
I love this little 23. Actually for me it's the perfect size and it runs like a top in the water. Well worth all the effort and beautiful work you're putting into her.
👍 1Comment
-
-
The plan is to make this model my principle FPV-towed camera platform. Like how I used the 1/12th KAIRYU last event. Using the FPV camera to get the scene real-time so I can better close in on subjects and give them a much tighter stern chase than I could with the KAIRYU.
If time permits, I'll get your 808-camera u/w case online so I can use that at the event as well.
Who is John Galt?Comment
Comment