Kaiten Human Torpedo
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Re: Kaiten Human Torpedo
Well done fitting those small parts, Tim and the weld lines look good to me.
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Re: Kaiten Human Torpedo
The last of the thirteen kit parts were the Kaiten’s characteristic counterrotating propellers.
The reference picture, taken at Yokosuka in September 1945, is of a later Kaiten Type 4 which had three-bladed propellers; the earlier Type 1 Kaiten I’m building still had the four-bladed props of the Type 93 “Long Lance” torpedo from which it was derived.
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Re: Kaiten Human Torpedo
Assembly completed, the Kaiten is ready for paint!
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Re: Kaiten Human Torpedo
She looks great ready for paint.
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Re: Kaiten Human Torpedo
Now this is impressive, I wonder if that movie is dubbed or at least have subtitles. It looks like it would be interesting
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