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The wreckage of the Musashi

Discussion in 'The War at Sea' started by Che_Guevara, Jan 9, 2008.

  1. Che_Guevara

    Che_Guevara New Member

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    Sensational pictures of the wreckage of the once mighty Musashi (no, it´s not japs food) :D


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  2. Ossian phpbb3

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    Cool!
    Any links?
     
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    Those are impressive, that bottom one looks like it's been made up of a number of seperate images, is it a sort of digital collage?

    Seconded on the source info, links to the originals would be appreciated.
     
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    those are really cool, thanks.
     
  5. Commando

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    Awesome pics!!!
     
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    mmm, those does not look real!!!
    on pic no. 4 the lamp is to big!!!!!!
    and if i can remember well. the wreck is bottom up
    and always the main turrets separate from the hull
    hey che, is this a diorama?
    and if it is real, how come you do not give us a link?please explain
     
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    Well spotted Me262!

    I've checked on the pics Che posted, it appears to be a 1:500 diorama I believe, my German is utterly dismal and nowhere near enough to translate but here's the page:

    http://www.modellversium.de/galerie/5-s ... sashi.html

    Bad Che!!! Naughty boy (Smacks nose with rolled newspaper)!!! We don't do that in here!!!

    (Wondering why I didn't pick up on the +100 foot wide search light myself... :oops: )

    Seriously though, let's not go down the route of pretending fiction is fact please, speaking for myself I had enough of that with Bosworth... :roll:
     
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    :D

    look at these:
    real pics from the yamato's wreck
     
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    and this is a diorama of the yamato's
    wreck
    i guess this discussion should be in the hobby section, :smok:
     
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    Me too (Now ;) ).

    I think January's "Deerstalker award" should go to Me262 for unravelling the "Musashi hoax", Elementary my dear Me262...
     
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    Has Musashi been explored yet? Or even found?
     
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    mm, that i donno
     
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    As far as a fairly quick Google can ascertain, she hasn't, she apparently capsized which suggests a keel-down wreck is unlikely, Combined Fleet mention nothing of any wreck or artifacts ever being discovered or recovered.
     
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    Me 262 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ;)


    Why did you mention the big lamp, I just wanted to see how many authenticated these pix, sry 4 that, but honestly I first thought that they were real as well, when I found em via google.

    btw here are some nice illustrations of the sinking of the Musashi

    http://www.bismarck-class.dk/miscellane ... ttall.html
     
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    Very nice. I will point out that there were no SBD's at Sibuyan Sea.
     
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    last pic is nice :D
     
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    well, you got 4 candid victims before me, i guess that is enough
    :D
     
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    The first couple of pics are the most convincing.After that,you would need an enormous amount of light to illuminate what is being shown.Hoax or diorama,it is well done.
     
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    well the person that wouldve made this mustve spent a hella long of a time making the foliage look that great.
     

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