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Not to worry. I once had the plans for a Type IX but never got around to building it.
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That page is getting bookmarked! There was a company called "32 Parallel" that did one in 1/32 that had firing torpedoes even.
Pat
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Why do I feel like I'm watching a rehearsal of "Crimson Tide"?
Bill Banaszak, MFE Sr. ;)
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I think I'd rather have a jet ski...
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Better grab this one too:
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Those robot sentries with the miniguns were a very neat idea.
Pat
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That Akula and Typhoon look mighty slick also.
Pat
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Stan Lee's WAS the only Silver Surfer! The way they made the Akula models for that film so they would implode when hit by torpedos was very interesting. The models were made out of very thin sheet lead over vacuumated "Carboy" glass bottles, then suspended underwater. When blasting caps shattered the bottles the whole hull would collapse from the vacuum inside.
Pat
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Bookmarked that one around ten minutes ago also. :-)
Pat
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a 1/72 of some of those soviet giants would be cool. if you can afford the extension to your house.