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I'd assume this has been shown before but just in case.......Image
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Scale?

The 1/72 WWII version at airventure is amazing.
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Scale on this one is 1 : 100, any link to pictures of the one @ Airventures?
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A quick search found these.
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BTW, I love the one you posted. Very cool!
Super carriers are just mammoth in size.
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This reminds me of the USS Hornet that we had in LSFM before hurricane IKE. We did find a few SBD's that were stored in the hangar deck. The Hornet was about the same size scale.

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I remember when the Hornet model was in the area just off the giftshop, loved looking at it.
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I was the one who found her in all of the debris and carnage inside the Texas Aviation Hall of Fame...It wasnt pretty! But for the most part she stayed intact.

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So is there a rebuild of the ship? Can you throw down some pics of the carnage done to her? :wink:

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mazdaP5 wrote:
Scale?

The 1/72 WWII version at airventure is amazing.


I thought I had more pics but I guess it's just this one. I love the puking over the side.

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I always have a tough time shooting it because of the glare from the case.
Loads of detail packed in there.
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mazdaP5 wrote:
I always have a tough time shooting it because of the glare from the case.
Loads of detail packed in there.


That's probably why I can't find any other shots.

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:shock: that's so incredible i can't even elaborate!!

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Thats really one heck of a model! I couldnt even believe just how many man hours went into that!

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Thats really one heck of a model! I couldnt even believe just how many man hours went into that!


Heck of a lot of manhours ... plus one in-scale white Porche 911.

Seriously. If you look into the forward starboard hangar/elevator opening a scale representation of the builder's Porche is sitting just inside to the left.

Kinda neat to point it out when there is a crowd around and see everyones' reactions. Especially since, unlike all the goodies built into the Close Encounters mothership on display at Udvar-Hazy, there's no mention of the car on any of the display placards.
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