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Tic Tac UAP (Scratch build)
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Primer down and ready for some paint!
Proyecto: Tic Tac UAP
Scratchbuilt
11 31 July, 21:12
SkyhikerWelcome gents. I'm not sure if these are the guys with the probe or if they're the ones who steal cows. They definitely don't want to be taken to our leader.
2 August, 04:43
SkyhikerIt won't be much different that it is. the description of this thing is literally a pure white tic tac shaped object without markings. 40 to 46 feet long with two "L" shaped antenna underneath. No obvious forms or propulsion.
12 August, 20:43
MiniArt 1:35
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Landlubber MikeNuevo álbum de fotos añadido
6 19 January, 17:40
Tom B.Cool to see some Vessels of the IJA´s "mini-navy" built 👍 There are definetly some interesting vessels among them. Looking forward to more!
Evil toungs might of course argue that the Imperial Japanese Army had ships for one reason only: to battle their eternal rival and foe... the Imperial Japanese Navy!
19 January, 19:09
Landlubber MikeThanks Tom! I also have the Five Star Shimane Maru and Kumano Maru IJA carrier kits. Five Star does a really nice job on these kits - minus the instructions - with their resin hulls and PE detail pieces. Interesting vessels and color schemes indeed!
And you're not kidding about the rivalry between the IJN and the IJA. I've read a few books on the Japanese side of the war and you'd think they were mortal enemies, and not supposed to be fighting on the same side!
19 January, 19:24
Landlubber MikeThanks for looking in Gorby! Yeah, they had a few ships that were converted
The Akitsu Maru was originally intended as a passenger liner until it was taken over by the Imperial Japanese Army before completion. Interesting thing about the Akitsu Maru is that it was designed to carry planes as an escort carrier as well as vehicles for the IJA as a Type C landing craft depot ship. The planes were carried on platforms above the wooden deck (and under the flight deck), while vehicles were carried in the hull that exited through doors that opened in the stern (you can see one of the four doors in the picture). The ship also could carry landing craft in the hull, where the well deck could be flooded so the landing craft could float out of the ship.
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