Its a simple but really cool looking vessel. The bow torpedo tubes are wild.
Gene Berger's 1/32 Japanese Type-A
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My version 1/24 scale. Not detailed, sanded or painted yet but I am happy with the way it is turning out so far. I plan to make the torpedos removable.
Randy
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Personally i am impressed of his outstanding BALAO. Turning the not-to-scale kit into his own model... there are some pictures i had to look at really sharp to make for the difference between original and replica!
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What you do is wait for an interested party/victim. Answer his dumb-ass, stupid, unbelievable questions with a tolerant smile and friendly nod of the head; show him what on the transmitter does what -- doing this while the model is in the water, about fifty-feet away, and submerged; point out where the periscope feather is; and the instant he nods yes, jam your transmitter into his hands and walk away quicker than he can follow. First fright, followed by a (hopefully successful) command to get the damned thing back to the surface, then after a bit of running the thing: pure joy! (sometimes requiring a change of under ware).
That's how Gene sucked me into this game.
And that's pretty much how I indoctrinate strangers today. But, with this twist, if I can work it: https://youtu.be/fUmxaEBFInA
DavidLast edited by He Who Shall Not Be Named; 06-05-2021, 05:26 PM.Leave a comment:
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WOW! David! His work is incredible! But I do see an awful lot of you in him! If he was your inspiration and teacher, you learned well my friend!!
Rob
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Gene Berger's 1/32 Japanese Type-A
Gene Berger is the guy responsible for me getting into the r/c submarine game. He is a true master model-builder. Do a dive into the Internet and look his stuff over. Here's a tease: PHOTO-ETCHING – SHIP MODELS by GENE BERGER (geneberger-models.com)
Presented below is a 1/32 Japanese Type-A he scratch-built. The Craft personified!
I'm digging up lots of old gems like this as I go about getting the house in order -- a DVD hid behind some files in a very dusty box stuck up on a closet shelf. What other wonders await?
David
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