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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- An overview of the setup and operation of this very sizeable 1:48 scale Skipjack class submarine, modeled as the USS Shark.
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Thanks for watching!
Bob Martin
the RCSubGuy
I was on the Sculpin SSN590 from 84-87, Nuclear Machinist mate. I was one. of the divers and used to do the maneuvering watch on the sail planes. In drydock we had to clean the screw with brass brushes.
I used to test ship piping systems on 600 class subs at Mare Island Naval Shipyard. That model brings back a lot of memory. I would'nt mind having one of those myself. Nice model
I was onboard the USS Skipjack SSN 585 during 78-80. It was the first boat I qualified on. Great boat. Great crew.
I was on Skipjack at the end in the late 80s. How bad did it smell in 78?
Sir give me the assembly of submarine in PDF please
I was on the skipjack in the 60's. Still had some of the plank owners on board. Great boat, great crew
@@dirkbonesteel 21 man wasn't bad
@@edwardbrockbank9190 sweet
I served onboard USS Skipjack from 1986 to 1988. Collectively, the Skipjack class subs were referred to as "S" girls as their names all began with the letter S.
MMC(SS) USN Ret.
Have a couple friends that were assigned to Skipjacks. They loved them and still have great memories. Great vid!
Was a nuc on Snook SSN 592 76-79, would have shed a tear but couldnt think of any fond memories except the day I departed her. We used to put a noise maker on her (for skimmers) for playing games when we were the rabbit, the camera looked just it. I can think of many times when the rabbit died. ETCM/SS USN (RET)
I HAD to watch this vid. When I was a kid, 4th grade or so, I got into models. The Skipjack (never forgot that name) was the very first model I ever built. I was into subs and ships, then planes, while my brother was into cars and monsters. I later got into cars big time...(never cared for the monsters, though...) Funny, as I get older, I realize more and more the truth of the saying..."The only difference between men and boys is the price of their toys."
I served on the Shark from 76 thru 79, your video brought back fond memories.
I was A gang what division not sure the dates i was on the shark but i believe their was over lap
Thanks David for your service.
I was RADCON and worked on the Shark and Skipjack Groton 80-82.
Thomas Walsh Did you serve on USS Carl Vinson and USS Abraham Lincoln?
MMC(SS) USN Ret.
No. USAF 1978 - 1982 Active reservist till 1985
Very cool to see. My grandfather was a sonar man on Skipjack at some point during the late 50s or very early 60s, so this class of boat has a special place in my family.
Love the SDV camera!😂
That kit came out nice. DeBoer can't be faulted for the hull being incorrect. It was built using the best plans at the time and Dennis did a good job using what he had available.
Received the photo etch parts today for my 1/72 Skipjack. Can't wait to get started on her. Thanks Subguy! 👍
I love this video. Was smiling like a kid watching it run in your pond. The Skipjack Class SSN has been my favorite submarine from as far back as I can remember and/or the day I got the old Aurora kit for the first time. I bought many iterations of that kit when I was younger as I ended up destroying them sooner or later in our pool. The DeBoer RC kit seems great. Glad to see I'm not the only one mildly fascinated by submarines.
Immediately want one. My spark for RC boats has come back recently and subs are definitely something I want to try!
Another great build Bob! I'm a Uboat guy but this 1/48 scale has got my interest in modern boats. Hooah!😁
Excellent model. I just happened to come across this video, I was not even aware that RC submarines existed. I found it all very interesting and will take a look at some of your other videos now.
Beautiful detail on the model. It appears that the foreplanes turn opposite of the stern planes, which I hadn't thought of before, but makes sense from a maneuverability standpoint.
That was really interesting. I've just finished converting a Revell skipjack to RC and this one shares a lot in common with it. I do wish I'd tried to make the sail planes work. I of course made mine the Shark! Great stuff.
Very cool!
My dad was stationed on the Shark. Thanks for sharing.
That thing is a monster!
Video's like this seem to make me very envious of your skills. I tried my hand (make that shaky hand) at building just a basic plastic model. To say I have the skill level of a 10 year old would be overstating my abilities. Just imagine trying to glue two small pieces together with shaky hands. Its kind of like shooting at a moving target while you are moving in a different direction. Parts end up glued where that don't belong! I hide the finished project in the closet. Maybe one day I'll have enough money to commission someone with your skill level to make one for me.
Always enjoy your videos...plus you drive a Jaguar F-Type...cool
First time to see a submarine toy.
Very nice 👍
Beyond awesome!!
That’s impressive.
Looks like hours of fun.
Now that is a real miniature of a submarine! Nicely done sir!
Very impressive, amazing RC Submarine!
That camera position makes it look like a payload..good stuff!
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Served on Batfish & Grayling, cool model. Thanks for posting.
Bob, A beautiful model ,thanks for sharing your video. Boats and submarines have always been an interest of mine. I am going to " borrow " the idea for the magnetic couplings on the control surfaces. I am going to try the idea for coupling linkages for my model trains where it needs to come apart easily. Thanks again.
Very nice video.. :) Did anyone notice the 7:23 Red Jaguar F-Type in the background? Beautiful looking car!
I love the way you explain, and the camera view with music is like movie...well done. Thanks for the wonderful video. Hobby Marvel
magnetic connectors! I am not a model builder and these may have been around for awhile but WOW.. what a great idea what fun
Very nice modell! Gratulation. I worked 4 jeahrs on german submarine.
Great job
Amazing didn’t know this sort of thing was out there. Great job
Wow thanks a lot, I have been wondering about a RC submarine for years
Simply amazing
Try that next time with a periscope and the camera kept inside the submarine if that will work
Which type of antenna should we use if the RC submarine has to fully submerge into water say about 2 ft depth
Bob the German sub is awesome great work ..
Pretty slick...👍
Very cool toy. ..Kinda like the Jag F1 in the background.
Great Model, I served aboard The USS SHARK SSN591 in the early 70's
i just remember my dream to make submarine toys and saw this now i will always watch this to learn thanks man
I like your underwater rc submarine mark 28 sub guy is awesome
Love it.
Nice bit of kit
Pretty cool
Impressive bit of kit, nice job 👍🏻 thanks fo sharing
Beautiful model and I enjoyed your presentation very much. Thanks for showing your work!
Now that's a proper man cave
Absolutely wonderful
"SSN Thresher" was boat 593. Seeing your model brings the destruction of the "Thresher" into startling clarity.
I think she still holds the USN submarine speed record with a 5 bladed screw... a shipmate of mine on Russell 687 - Dusatko an ICman served on Skipjack...
Nice model. I can see where you would want a little positive buoyancy with the ballast flooded so you could easily retrieve it if the receiver failed or the battery died.
beautiful model...awesome build
nice car!
Reverify our range to target, one ping only.
That was totally wicked!
so cool !!!! ........... in florida you got to watch for gators
I’m always so pleasantly impressed by your projects...great job!
Great Job! congratulations for your work impressive and very well presented!
So cool
I love it
Dive, dive, dive!! It's must be fun
Very cool! Outstanding!
Love this boat Bob.
Steve Neill its not a boat its a SUBMARINE.
FYI.....In the Navy, a vessel that can be transported by another vessel is referred to as "A boat".
Traditionally, subs have always been referred to as "boats".
Submarines are called boats by submariners and I'm a submariner. You don't understand.
Awesome! My dad was on the Snook 592. The shit they did is crazy!
What a great build and a very good video thanks for sharing 😊
I think that submarine shark would look a lot better my friend if the nose was not white or light gray and just painted the waterline with the color called rubber I think it would have looked a whole lot better other than that it is an excellent RC model
Great vid
Submariner comments: the planes on the sail are called fairwater planes, not bow planes or sail planes. Cool model.
Very nice ! good work
from Holland greetings ..!
Awesome!!!
You're genius.
Very cool!
I love your subs and video man... Very nice!
awesome video and very informative
Now this si actually really cool.ni fly rc nitro and gas airplanes. We actually have ponds here for this purpose. I think I'm gonna get one
9:31 😗 That JAG doeee
Well done!
Impressive and fantastic.
Thanks for sharing and explaining.
Regards from Denmark
Big yeah wow
Nice to see it's. you make something good for us. thank
incredible ingenious well done
You always make amazing models that are so realistic, hope to have you build a Permit class some day for me when you get the time, on a side note in the sub service we used to call the skipjack class the Scrap jack class :-)
I remember that! I was on Greenling.
I wanna see you dive dat boat deep man😎!..and yes u jus gotta find a way to get in at least one functional torpedo..GREAT JOB SUBMARINE GUY.😎.
This is epic.
It looks like you are in Southern Florida. My luck is so bad , that an alligator , would probably destroy it , my first time out. Lol
Are you sure its the periscope that lets the air out? My non expert guess is that the mast with the lantern is the periscope. In the old days periscopes were usually circular, much less weight to do a 360 degree then. My guess is that the other mast(=letting air out) is a communication or surveilence mast(or a snorkel mast without the top).
Its a snorkel...slip of the tongue...he corrects himself in another video.
Awesome job! Congratulations!
Amazing build and amazing presentation. Great job !
What, no torpedoes ?
... just kidding, ... it's a beautiful model !
The world is not enough 😄
I'd like to see a replica of the USS Halibut in this scale. I have a 1:350 scale model of it and it's too tiny to make into RC(only about a foot long and an inch wide). And you could make both versions (missile ops and special ops) I served on her back in '73-'74 on special ops. A VERY unique boat from the first glance. Sadly, when she was decommissioned they scrapped her(facepalm).
Awesome, beautiful machine, congratulations!!!
Very cool
Bob do you have a full build video on this particular skip jack? I just joined my local club and met Sub Ed, he was with you over at the Groton CT fun run, this past Sunday Sept 15 he brought an amazing Sub to run after I saw it I was hooked! I’m loving this particular skip jack as it is NOT too big and looks beautiful and very realistic.
🤓 awesome 👍👍
I love it. Awesome !
Excellent spectacular Saludos para todos desde Buenos Aires 😎👍👍
that's amazing I also want to make it do you have a video if there is one please share it with me please
That is awesome!