Submarine 707R - Page 2

Zathros · #11 04-19-2011, 12:41 PM

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Originally Posted by goodduck

That's why I like Japanese anime a hell a lot more then any other. Japanese anime are not so predictable and don't alway give you happy ending. You should check out "Grave of the Fireflies"(anime version) with you wife by Studio Ghibli( I think Ghibli stuff are much better then any Disney can offer). Be sure you are well stock on tissue.

I got "Grave of the Fireflies" when it came out and I think "EVERYONE should watch that movie. That is one of the best movies, period.

**Rubenandres77** · #12 04-19-2011, 01:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Zathros

I got "Grave of the Fireflies" when it came out and I think "EVERYONE should watch that movie. That is one of the best movies, period.

I second that.
Ever. In any genre. One of the best.

**legion** · #13 04-19-2011, 03:06 PM

One anime sub i liked was the Ulysses from the anime called Tide-line Blue. It has 2 hulls, one slung under the other.

**Wyvern** · #14 04-21-2011, 07:10 AM

I remember seeing a trading-kit (Takara, maybe) model of this sub.... very interesting!

Wyvern

**goodduck** · #15 04-21-2011, 09:00 PM

The hull may not looks much different then my last attempt, I rebuilt the whole hull from bottom up again. Looks a little bit more better to me this time.

And you right Wyvern. That is the Takara treading toys. I got that and Jr on ebay from a dealer in Hong Kong. I also got Japan a plastic 707R kit from Task Force, what a horrible kit! And the 1:350 707F vinyl kit from Tsukuda Hobby, Good kit, could use more detail tho.

**goodduck** · #16 04-24-2011, 09:56 PM

Only got the panels done this weekend, just rough placement right now. I will refine them in texture after unfold. Net up I will be building formers.

**OhioMike** · #17 04-28-2011, 09:17 AM

Whats the word on this awesome machine?....anything subs is good!

**goodduck** · #18 04-28-2011, 07:28 PM

Done with all the bulkhead frame. I maybe overkill again. But the frame does looks solid.

Zathros · #19 06-13-2011, 11:16 AM

Geez, all those line on the hull, did you project them onto the surface, using that feature in Rhino, or did you use some other rendering or graphics software? I just ask because I wonder how you did it and also wonder how many people may know the work that must have gone into that!

**goodduck** · #20 06-13-2011, 12:42 PM

Very few are project. Most are cut, so I can offset the panels if I want to, but end up didn't. I have no plug in rendering program like the Flamingo. So i never learn how to render/texture in Rhino. I should save some money to buy Flamingo so I can do it all with Rhino.

I finished coloring the 707 templates. But I'm not sure I should leave it clean or weathered. And I don't have a printer here in Dallas too so I'm going to have to find somewhere to print it out to test build.