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| Name | LEGO Battleship Yamato Model Sinking |
| Video Uploader | Video From Hägerman |
| Upload Date | This Video Uploaded At 25-05-2014 02:49:26 |
| Video Discription | Here is a video of my LEGO model of the Imperial Japanese Navy battleship, the Yamato, being sunk in my swimming pool. The model is around 3½' feet long, and took around twenty hours to contruct. I used drawings and photographs of the actual ship for reference in building this model and tried to as accurately as I could replicate and scale down the ship for this model. Pictures of the 1/10 scale model from the Yamato Museum in Kure, Hiroshima, Japan helped the most when trying to build it. My favorite part of the model to build was the three 18-Inch gun turrents, I thought they turned out cool. The hardest part of the model to build was probably the superstructure, in real life its so complex and I dont have many eccentric lego parts to replicate it that well. The hull of the ship is also constructed out of Mega Blocks because I do not have enough gray LEGOs in my collection to build a homogenous LEGO ship. This model was built to float like a ship is supposed to do and also sink. To keep the ship afloat and upright I used coins in the hull to keep it from capsizing and then I filled the hull up with the giant bubble bubble wrap to keep it from sinking, the introductionary clip shows the ship freely floating. To sink it I filled the hull with coins, mostly distributing the weight aft to get it to sink stern first. The coin were kept loose inside the ship, allowing for them to freely move around as seen in the video causeing the ship to capsize. ###DISCLAIMER### This is not really intended to be a historical recreation of how the real ship sunk, instead this is solely an video of a model sinking for entertainment with little reguards to how the ship actually sank. ###HISTORY### Way back during the Pacific War, the Yamato was the flagship of the Imperial Japanese Navy. She and her sister ship the Mushashi are the largest battleships to ever be constructed, ~860 feet in length. They were armed with the largest guns ever put on ship, twelve 18.1 inch / 46 cm guns. During the course of the war the Yamato spent most of its time away from any action and with a deterioating war situation, Japan sent the Yamato out on a suicide mission in operation Ten-Go. On April 7th when the ship was on its way to Okinawa it was assualted by several waves of American naval planes and received deadly blows. The ship ultimately capsized then exploded taking 3055 of her 3332 men with her. YZMlyTbGpbQ |
| Category | Film & Animation |
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