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Mike Scarborough you’re absolutely correct, many of the early battles in the Pacific ended in failure and frustration for many boats, I think it was a problem with percussion fuzes? Might be wrong?
MIKE Scarborough .. tech was bad on both sides ..the u boats captains didnt want to waste any torpedos so they came as close as they could then fired .. that early period of ww2 was refferred to as the happy times for the German U boat crews
Me too. RC submarines existed when I was a kid, but they were dorky looking. They worked fine in a pool, but so damn ugly and that turned me off of them. But they didn't make Gato class or Type 19 subs!
This is very cool. I learned something new today. Never knew that there was RC submarines, especially models that could submerge and fire torpedoes. Very badass!! I totally dig it. Thanks for sharing.
Not very realistic. It seems to me that there is only one propeller, and that therefore the whole torpedo rotates whirling in the opposite direction by reaction. In any case, good job.
Why not something simpler, like an impact-driven nail that'd release an air or CO2 chamber - just put a balloon in it? That'd give you the big "boom" effect, proper outward force in multiple directions, and be cheap/easy to replace/reload.
I was cleaning out my mother’s garage and found the Big Bang Cannon I bought in the ‘60s when I was about seven. Got it working and I’m having a blast ! (No pun intended 😉). On the 4th of July, the kids loved it. I guess you never truly grow up, I’m glad to say.
That's pretty impressive. So easy to dismiss the novelty, yet something like this poses some significant challenges in engineering, and model building skills.
yes, it's very difficult to mimic the real vessel physics in such a small scale/weight; look at the asymetrical diving for example, or the banking when turning; and firing a torpedo with no FPV from the tubes is also very difficult; thumbs up for the detail and realistic torpedo launching and trajectory.
That Liberty Ship model is just beautiful! Whoever built it is a true craftsman and must have a love for the original to pay such careful attention to detail.
my dad was a merchant mariner (chief engineer) during WW2 in the south pacific. two of the liberty ships he was on got torpedoed, lost a whole lot of his shipmates. he went on to serve during the korean war and into the vietnam war as a merchant marine officer. More merchant seamen were killed in WW2 than all the US Marines killed in europe and south pacific combined.
Merchant mariners saved western Europe and Britain & aided Soviets during WW2. Churchill called the battle of the Atlantic the most important, the one no one could afford to lose. Unsung herous, so many died a cold lonely death...
@@DEADMANRIDING1 Perhaps their souls will rest a little more peacefully now that we've watched a middle aged man fire a plastic torpedo at a toy boat in front of a crowd of almost double figures.
If somebody is wondering. The crazy long transmitter antennas are there because a low ultra short wave is used to controll the submarines since 2.4ghz wont penetrste the water. Edit Ultra long waves
Very clever on all the both the ships , didn't expect the torpedos to have that speed and range , they seem quite maneuverable as well able to be steered back home.
❤That is one fun exercise. Torpedos would hit and not detonate in WW2 … and WW1. Imagine the frustration. One German sub commander (in U953 I think) sailed for months waiting for the perfect convoy and he found it, just to learn the torpedo doors would not open and closed partially open. Had to go home a thousand miles more vulnerable to depth charges. One of less than a half dozen such subs that survived the whole 5 years of the war. Thanks folks.
Brings me back to 1964,65. My dad bought me a model Seaview sub. Just like the one in the TV Series. It was powered by too many D cell batteries !!! Made it heavy. But it was fun to watch it run in the lake in Forked River, N.J. LOVE THIS... also love the sound of the RC planes in the background 😍 👌 😄.
@@williamhall298 honestly, it shouldnt be that hard !, but Iam not spending money on something that isnt really an hobby of mine, just to satisfy others on youtube.. - well not that hard, unless you need the missiles to hit something :D
The torpedos should have a mini explosion 💥 going off plus the subs should have a under water camera so we can see what the sub sees ! Awesome boats, subs & ships !
Sub: *american* Cargo boat: *american* Tanks on cargo boat: *american* Sub: *shoots torpedo towards American sub* Torpedo: *ricochets off* Me: Ahh friendly fire must be off
@@ket451 if they use torpex in the head like they used to then you wouldnt see the model boat after it hit ,it's one of the biggest explosives on the planet ,it be like hitting it with a granade
If my father was alive, I would have to wonder what his thoughts were on this demonstration. He was on three different liberty ships that got torpedoed. Two sunk. He spent ten days on a raft shooting sharks. I think he would be fascinated with these models.
That was the first thing I thought when I saw those sad little torpedoes just bounce off that hull. Just a tiny bit of explosives and a cheaper target ship would have made this a much better watch.
Great work. Now all you need is one of this little 'banger' fireworks that kids throw on the ground mounted in the nose of the torpedo to make a sound on impact. It was a beautiful ship model as well.
All I could think of while watching this is how deviantly delightful it would be to go about shooting torpedoes at toy boat enthusiasts boats on a Sunday afternoon. You can save your comments. I already know I'm sick.
It is hard to believe the S.S. Robert E. Peary holds the record for the quickest liberty ship ever made at just 4 days, 15 hours and 29 minutes after the keel was laid down. The vessel stayed together. It was scrapped in 1963. There are two liberty ships still functioning as traveling museum ships and four total left.
Yes, and all but this one are the later, lengthened hulls, as the shorter first series ships like the one seen here were found lacking in cargo capacity in addition to having some seaworthiness issues, particularly in winter North Atlantic conditions.
Excellent work, just love RC subs. I'd suggest that you could end the demo by having a couple of eels with pins on their noses and pop some large balloons, that would make people jump for sure!
If the germans were that bad of a shot with their torpedoes we might have stayed out of WWI... I didnt know that they had these RCs.... When I was a kid about 8 years old I wanted to get a remote control SeaView, the submarine from the Irwin Allen TV show "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea". Of course they didn't have those back then. Instead they had these little plastic submarines that you would put a little baking soda in the bridge area with some vinegar I think that would make it sink and rise in the bathtub. Always wanted the Flying Sub too... I had a good imagination for a kid... too good for my poor folks. This was cool to see... thanks for posting.
@TheConspiracy Realist: Seaview - what incredible memories. Richard Basehart and David Hedison, with out even resorting to Google. If you can remember the actor who played Kowalski then that really is a memory to be proud of!
@@joeellis2692 You're wrong. In 1915, Germany declared the waters surrounding the British Isles to be a war zone, and German U-boats sunk several commercial and passenger vessels, including some U.S. ships. Widespread protest over the sinking by U-boat of the British ocean liner Lusitania-traveling from New York to Liverpool, England with hundreds of passengers on board. All were killed, and that's what got the United States to go into WWI after the protests became loud enough for Washington,DC to care about.
I sailed to Hong-Kong and back, in a Canadian-Built ‘Liberty Ship’ called RFA FORT CONSTANTINE, between 1954 & 1955. She looked remarkably similar to the model, here.
Apply Detonation Feature: Needle (as impact fuse) with a small CO2 cartridge (used for old style soda streamers) behind - Makes bubbles in the water :)
I've seen modified party poppers towed underwater behind RC boats. They worked quite well and did see a vid of an explosive torpedo from a RC sub that actually caused damage to the ship it hit...but I agree something is needed to make the impact more explosive.
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That is not the sub in the video. 😒
@@Salanan Eh, obviously! The sub in the video is scratch built and cannot actually be brought anywhere.
Gotcha. As a bubblehead I was interested in getting a realistic one. Oh well.
Never have seen your channel nor any like it but this got me really wanting to build a RC wether it be a truck, boat, or submarine
I saw a man named Arthur Morgan use one of these
Boys never grow up
Our toys just gets better, expensive and interesting.
ESPECIALLY with Airsoft
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The difference between men and boys is the price of their toys.
Pretty much.
@@bertvdlast yes, from a RC submarine into a real submarine.
This turned into a fairly accurate demonstration of how bad American torpedoes were in WW2.
Mike Scarborough you’re absolutely correct, many of the early battles in the Pacific ended in failure and frustration for many boats, I think it was a problem with percussion fuzes? Might be wrong?
@badger519 yeah too bad
MIKE Scarborough .. tech was bad on both sides ..the u boats captains didnt want to waste any torpedos so they came as close as they could then fired .. that early period of ww2 was refferred to as the happy times for the German U boat crews
Yeah they didn't explode apparently. Smh 🙄. 😂🤣😂🤣😂
Mike Scarborough No need to worry us have never won a war and Now they run from turkey for they knowe they will loste its not a game bye bye
6:52 Bismarck simulator 2.0
Lmao
LMAO
Only 1941 kids will get this reference
There was no submarines by Bismarck
ZetroBoom Bang no because the Bismarck was sunk by a spaceship
As a kid I used to fantasize that I had an RC sub that could fire torpedoes. Was beautiful to see. Thanks much for sharing this with us.
I AM NOT A KID AND I WANT AN RC AIRFRAFT CARRIER THAT LAUNCHES PLANES
@@csi1392 check out RapidNadion’s channel
Me too, I would fantasize about a toy Cold War sub that could fire both torpedoes and missiles
Me too. RC submarines existed when I was a kid, but they were dorky looking. They worked fine in a pool, but so damn ugly and that turned me off of them.
But they didn't make Gato class or Type 19 subs!
It was after watching the hamlet cigar advert back in the eighties that made me want one.
This is very cool. I learned something new today. Never knew that there was RC submarines, especially models that could submerge and fire torpedoes. Very badass!! I totally dig it. Thanks for sharing.
Glad you liked it!
@@EssentialRC Are those torpedoes remote controlled too? Just curious. Fantastic display of excellent workmanship and technology as well as effects.
6:35 scared me😂wasn’t expecting effects
Yo también jaja
Lol same, small jumpscare but somewhat effective
I gave it a thumbs up just for the comment knowing me I would have actually made those Torpedoes explode
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Imagine if they actually exploded though.
I propose from this day forward this shall be how all international conflicts are to be resolved.
👏🏼
Ok I'm listening go on
If only
You know how fun that would be?? Have an RC war?
That's what USAF is exactly trying to do
The torpedos looks very realistic when traveling.
So cool!!
Not very realistic. It seems to me that there is only one propeller, and that therefore the whole torpedo rotates whirling in the opposite direction by reaction. In any case, good job.
Ddd
No shit sherlock. It is in real life, quite obvious that it would look realistic.
@@walterF205 they use co2 propellent not a prop
6:55 the torpedo was like "Aw sh*t he maxed hull armor, i'm out"
looooool
*she
3:36 tq✨
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They need to put a switch triggered blasting cap into that torpedo head!
Yeah and pack PETN in :D the other model would be obliterated to smithereens xD
@@FireN2k9 True, but the target ship could be a simple foam hull model with low detail. Reusable. :)
Why not something simpler, like an impact-driven nail that'd release an air or CO2 chamber - just put a balloon in it? That'd give you the big "boom" effect, proper outward force in multiple directions, and be cheap/easy to replace/reload.
They can't! The OFF WITH THEIR HEADS QUEEN ELITES disarmed the Tea Toters!! They gave up all weapons & munitions
Was already done and even sank the ship: ua-cam.com/video/1WvZypihdZ4/v-deo.html
It's moving to watch these mature men re-living their childhood with fancy toys
Happy for you. Really.
Not harming anybody are they?
And you took the time to look, put your envy away, you know you want one
@@Mark-vq5dz Dude are you OK? And I do want one
@@MrSidney9 What you on about?
I'm fine btw, and I'd love one
I was cleaning out my mother’s garage and found the Big Bang Cannon I bought in the ‘60s when I was about seven. Got it working and I’m having a blast ! (No pun intended 😉). On the 4th of July, the kids loved it. I guess you never truly grow up, I’m glad to say.
That's pretty impressive. So easy to dismiss the novelty, yet something like this poses some significant challenges in engineering, and model building skills.
yes, it's very difficult to mimic the real vessel physics in such a small scale/weight; look at the asymetrical diving for example, or the banking when turning; and firing a torpedo with no FPV from the tubes is also very difficult; thumbs up for the detail and realistic torpedo launching and trajectory.
That Liberty Ship model is just beautiful! Whoever built it is a true craftsman and must have a love for the original to pay such careful attention to detail.
Well said!
my dad was a merchant mariner (chief engineer) during WW2 in the south pacific. two of the liberty ships he was on got torpedoed, lost a whole lot of his shipmates. he went on to serve during the korean war and into the vietnam war as a merchant marine officer. More merchant seamen were killed in WW2 than all the US Marines killed in europe and south pacific combined.
Merchant mariners saved western Europe and Britain & aided Soviets during WW2. Churchill called the battle of the Atlantic the most important, the one no one could afford to lose. Unsung herous, so many died a cold lonely death...
@@DEADMANRIDING1 Perhaps their souls will rest a little more peacefully now that we've watched a middle aged man fire a plastic torpedo at a toy boat in front of a crowd of almost double figures.
I thought that boat will blow up! ☹️
Needed Michael bay
6:36
@@pangagengtlatahandonyo 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@pangagengtlatahandonyo this is not funny
I know right! But was still cool though ;)
If somebody is wondering. The crazy long transmitter antennas are there because a low ultra short wave is used to controll the submarines since 2.4ghz wont penetrste the water. Edit
Ultra long waves
Ty sir
Yup, thanks for the head feed!
Thank you. I was very confused by that.
Looks like they are using old school 72 mhz R/C transmitters to control the boats.
@@richb.4374 some of them use the 40mhz range too
For something so simple, I was fascinated by how that little torpedo travels :D
Very clever on all the both the ships , didn't expect the torpedos to have that speed and range , they seem quite maneuverable as well able to be steered back home.
❤That is one fun exercise. Torpedos would hit and not detonate in WW2 … and WW1. Imagine the frustration. One German sub commander (in U953 I think) sailed for months waiting for the perfect convoy and he found it, just to learn the torpedo doors would not open and closed partially open. Had to go home a thousand miles more vulnerable to depth charges. One of less than a half dozen such subs that survived the whole 5 years of the war. Thanks folks.
Love it never seen it torpedo from an RC run that well.
The explosion near the end was satisfying thank you.
I agree: it was great!
You Must be a German
Let's take a moment to acknowledge the cameraman's steady hands under what was quite dangerous conditions.
Brings me back to 1964,65. My dad bought me a model
Seaview sub. Just like the one in the TV Series. It was powered by too many D cell batteries !!! Made it heavy. But it was fun to watch it run in the lake in Forked River, N.J. LOVE THIS... also love the sound of the RC planes in the background 😍 👌 😄.
Very cool! Thanks for sharing those memories Richard.
@@EssentialRC 👍👍👍👍Yes VERY Cool....
Torpedo at 5:20 : Oops sorry wrong ship
Ship : Shoo shoo go away!
I would have missed that dialogue if it wsnt for this comment, thanks...😂😂😂
"not impresed" :D
next time I want to see balistic misiles fired from an RC sub !
they weren't? I'm out! T.Y.
torpedoes will do.....
Then you should check PeterStripol's lego submarine video
Get on and build one, we'll be watching.
@@williamhall298 honestly, it shouldnt be that hard !, but Iam not spending money on something that isnt really an hobby of mine, just to satisfy others on youtube..
- well not that hard, unless you need the missiles to hit something :D
DAAAAAAAM😳! Those little torpedoes were mooooovin’ boy!
I love those AC ships, the level of detail is amazing, and they all are a great show of craftsmanship.
Edit; pun not intended :)
Respect to the guy with the faithfully reproduction of a typical merchant marine ship. It's beautiful.
The torpedos should have a mini explosion 💥 going off plus the subs should have a under water camera so we can see what the sub sees !
Awesome boats, subs & ships !
You do it.
What I wouldn't give to see those torpedoes actually explode sinking the ship
Yhea, but you need to buy another ship to replace the lost one. And those ships cost more thab 2000 dollars.
Sub: *american*
Cargo boat: *american*
Tanks on cargo boat: *american*
Sub: *shoots torpedo towards American sub*
Torpedo: *ricochets off*
Me: Ahh friendly fire must be off
That was a uboat. German
U-2336 was a Type XXIII German U-boat..... just fyi...
Sadie Smiles always?
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Some people just cant take in a joke
Amazing how well miniature versions operate.
11/10 that was aweosme seeing the mini torped, also love the cargo ship with the 5 ton trucks on it! , very awesome all these hobbiest!
That's really freaking cool!
Nice that the torpedoes come back around so he can pick them up too.
I know, right?
That's worth the wait 🎯
That's are first torpedoes Iv ever seen that last one was a dusiy
I can't wait to see where Radio Controlled Vehicles will be at in 10 years, An Awesome video.
The torpedo hitting is so cute, i thought it is like gonna make a cute tiny explosion
In real life it wasent so cute. Dad got torpedoed twice in ww 2
If only those torpedoes could explode... REALISM AT ITS BEST!
It is most often us older guys loving this stuff and you see the families off to the side bored to tears...hahahahaha!
The reason why he taken so long to put liberty ship in the water is they had to promise not to use live torpedoes
Really small amount of boom in them though
@@ket451 if they use torpex in the head like they used to then you wouldnt see the model boat after it hit ,it's one of the biggest explosives on the planet ,it be like hitting it with a granade
I was expecting an explosion, feel cheated
If my father was alive, I would have to wonder what his thoughts were on this demonstration. He was on three different liberty ships that got torpedoed. Two sunk. He spent ten days on a raft shooting sharks. I think he would be fascinated with these models.
thanks for sharing!
Let's we are pray for sub marine nanggala 402 Indonesian
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@@segesss1025 sama sama sedang meliput kapal selam, cuman yang ini RC 😂
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Great fun...The explosion at the end made me jump! Thank you.
I feel so good seen this old man playing this gorgeus big toy and i want to do the same when i reach that age, my respect.
Someone send this to Petersripol and get him to make real exploding torpedoes 🤣
That was the first thing I thought when I saw those sad little torpedoes just bounce off that hull.
Just a tiny bit of explosives and a cheaper target ship would have made this a much better watch.
Knowing that madman though he will go out of his way to get a kilogram of Torpex and accidently blow up his town's pond
@@Donfiasco22 these are but small prices to pay for a respite from our boring daily lives
@@kinetikx Same here.
YES SIR
"Were's the kaboom?! There was supposed to be an Earth-shattering kaboom!"
The way that torpedo tapped the little boat was kinda cute.
Great work. Now all you need is one of this little 'banger' fireworks that kids throw on the ground mounted in the nose of the torpedo to make a sound on impact.
It was a beautiful ship model as well.
I like the vibe in that event.
Always a great atmosphere at Southern Model Show. Looking forward to it next year.
Great Video, thanks Dom
"Next step, a torpedo that actually explodes"
...or runs true, or doesn't run in circles, or doesn't sink, or doesn't porpoise, or explodes when it hits an enemy ship...
6:31 Btw. Have a good day
Run run run 😱😱😱 torpedo heading towards you ‼️
All I could think of while watching this is how deviantly delightful it would be to go about shooting torpedoes at toy boat enthusiasts boats on a Sunday afternoon. You can save your comments. I already know I'm sick.
Lol.. You got me on that last one at 6:39 . Great video , thanks for sharing
that submarine are so cute when moving😂
Beautiful Liberty ship...I think there are 3 left in the world today.
It is hard to believe the S.S. Robert E. Peary holds the record for the quickest liberty ship ever made at just 4 days, 15 hours and 29 minutes after the keel was laid down. The vessel stayed together. It was scrapped in 1963. There are two liberty ships still functioning as traveling museum ships and four total left.
Yes, and all but this one are the later, lengthened hulls, as the shorter first series ships like the one seen here were found lacking in cargo capacity in addition to having some seaworthiness issues, particularly in winter North Atlantic conditions.
Excellent work, just love RC subs. I'd suggest that you could end the demo by having a couple of eels with pins on their noses and pop some large balloons, that would make people jump for sure!
5:38 I thought the enemy planes were dive bombing.
Stuka Bomber 😂
STUUKA!!!
If the germans were that bad of a shot with their torpedoes we might have stayed out of WWI...
I didnt know that they had these RCs.... When I was a kid about 8 years old I wanted to get a remote control SeaView, the submarine from the Irwin Allen TV show "Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea".
Of course they didn't have those back then. Instead they had these little plastic submarines that you would put a little baking soda in the bridge area with some vinegar I think that would make it sink and rise in the bathtub.
Always wanted the Flying Sub too... I had a good imagination for a kid... too good for my poor folks.
This was cool to see... thanks for posting.
@TheConspiracy Realist: Seaview - what incredible memories. Richard Basehart and David Hedison, with out even resorting to Google. If you can remember the actor who played Kowalski then that really is a memory to be proud of!
Germany didn't have subs in ww1
@@joeellis2692 You're wrong. In 1915, Germany declared the waters surrounding the British Isles to be a war zone, and German U-boats sunk several commercial and passenger vessels, including some U.S. ships.
Widespread protest over the sinking by U-boat of the British ocean liner Lusitania-traveling from New York to Liverpool, England with hundreds of passengers on board. All were killed, and that's what got the United States to go into WWI after the protests became loud enough for Washington,DC to care about.
@@joeellis2692 PS- U-Boats are Underwater Boats aka Submarines
@@CaseyFinSF I thought Germany started Subs in the late thirties into the forties during World War II
3:36
in my eyes thats torpedo was blowing the CL hull
I sailed to Hong-Kong and back, in a Canadian-Built ‘Liberty Ship’ called RFA FORT CONSTANTINE, between 1954 & 1955. She looked remarkably similar to the model, here.
Wow amazing video 👍 👍
Thank you 👍
I'd love to know how those torpedoes are constructed and what kind of mechanism powers them.
40mah lipo, 1,5-3.7v waterproof micro motor, probably a micro esc and a prop
Was supposed to study, just saw this thumbnail. Guess i can redo a year in school
Very amazing. But what source of propulsion do the torpedoes have. ?
Interestis question.😗😗😗😗😗😗😗
Air i think
Prayer?
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UH... PRAYER...!
I am confused ..!
I believe in Prayer but ???
@@lbbradley55 it was a joke.
Lets get him at least 100k thumps up. We all loved this even when we where Kids-
I had the biggest smile on my face the whole video
If only radio would work under water! A FPV submarine would a thing, I would buy :D
@Chris Oly yeah but its using a cable or a surface swimmer
Radio works fine at 40mhz like shown here
Apply Detonation Feature: Needle (as impact fuse) with a small CO2 cartridge (used for old style soda streamers) behind - Makes bubbles in the water :)
I've seen modified party poppers towed underwater behind RC boats. They worked quite well and did see a vid of an explosive torpedo from a RC sub that actually caused damage to the ship it hit...but I agree something is needed to make the impact more explosive.
Muito legal, brinquedos de gente grande, 😀👍👌
Sonar reports circular run torpedo..DIVE! DIVE!DIVE!
Everybody gangsta until the torpedo works like a real one
Thanks for the explosion 💥
You're welcome. I felt it was necessary ! Cheers Dom (Essential RC)
boys & toys. absolutely hilarious.
Why were both torpedoes duds? They missed the big boom and fire.
It's the UK...can't have anything that goes bang there unless you jump through all the hoops and beg her majesty for permission.
Rich B. More like no one wanted to blow up there model ships
They were simulating early ww2 US Navy torpedoes✌😄
Great editing .. lovely to watch
2:24 “mummy look” best line
A very wholesome atmosphere. I would love to be part of the rc boat hobby
Das ist fantastisch.
Pray for KRI Nanggala 402🙏
@Fundy Fan yeah bro 53 Marines die in 850 metres underwater with submarines 😭🙏
Meng sad
Those fishes ( torpedos) looked to be self powered. Real cool!
WOW! That was amazing.
Well, it looks like I have finally reached the end of the Internet.
LOL deluded
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Torpedonya pas nembak sya kira meledak ternyata enggak.. Hehehe
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gomez Addams would be proud!
A german u-boot hit by the first 😉.
Nice Video.
Jolly good show captains!! The beach ramp could do for a lorry shot like the famous pink Sea Tiger!
I love how the the one guy in the background is holding his ears bc he really thinks that it will blow up the ship
3.36 The chap in the red is taking a photo!!!!!
I always heard that the difference between men and boys was the price of their toys!
Men build RC, boys sit inside and play Call of Shit and talk racist trash.
5:19 transport ship crap we've been Bismarcked
Wow,, that was edge of ur seat action...
🤣
This was really great. Thku for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it!
For a minute I thought they were actually gonna destroy the ship.
Then I realised how expensive it would have been to build.
Expectation: 6:32
Vs
Reality: 3:36
Corr imagine finding out your grandad does this on weekends 😂 get back in your carehome mush
When the sub passes the liberty while it is still beeing prepared, insert jaws theme.
The sound it do when it hits something is adorable 😄 i love it