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Wow, those are some awesome pictures. And that Holland is badass. Erich, how did the go-pro images turn out? -
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The GoPro did catch a little bit of Jeff's 212 under the waves, and a few seconds of Ace's U-boat. But honestly nothing too spectacular. I need to rethink the positioning of the camera. What did surprise me was how loud Jeff's prop was... the sound really carried.Comment
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You know we could try mounting underneath my dad's fireboat and try it as a chase camera. I have to go through my camera pictures still. I was having some kind of gnarly focus problem so a lot of the pictures have very soft focus (that is very generous on my part lol). Joe suggested I reset the entire camera. I'm pretty sure my underwater camera worked well, but there is a pattern developing of only pictures of Jeff's Type 212 working submerged. We all need to rectify that!Comment
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Jim and Jeff working on the Holland. It is a really impressive boat in person.Last edited by Parallax; 04-27-2018, 05:05 AM.Comment
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Trying to give Ace's Type VII ww2 photo feelComment
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Jeff's Type 212 being a working submarine, unlike a certain USS Guitarro.Last edited by Parallax; 04-27-2018, 05:26 AM.Comment
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USS Guitarro in dry dock after another successful flooding. But at least I managed to beach it this time with out losing a prop (Task Force 50 strikes again!)Last edited by Parallax; 04-27-2018, 11:25 AM.Comment
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Mike Toole brought two 1/96 scale Fubuki class Destroyers. The Fubuki (without superstructure) was leaving a really pretty wake. His second boat, the Uranami, is actually made out of paper. I wish I had written down how he pulled it off, but will ask him again next time I see him.Last edited by Parallax; 04-27-2018, 11:25 AM.Comment
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Rohr 1.....Los!Comment
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Jeff's Type 212 re-posted!Comment
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USS Guitarro and Task Force 50 prop recovery operation re-posted!Comment
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Mike Toole's 2 Fubuki class destroyers re-posted!Attached FilesComment
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