Ironclad R-C Boats
Posted by admin | Under radio controlled boats Monday Mar 9, 2009
Made by the “Old Navy” and photographed at eht Monitor Center (Mariners’ Museum) in Newport News, VA, on March 9 & 10, 2007.
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not to good it …
not to good it probably couldnt even pass the naval inspection for use. The navy doesnt use battle ships with 120 mm guns anymore with armor plated hull and stern they use medium sized gun boats that carry guided missiles that can be guided hundreds of miles inland from out at sea
the first model …
the first model looked like the original iron clad La Gloire it had steem wheels like there and didnt look a thing like an iron clad i wish i had a radio controlled mini iron clad. I would love to be a model builder but that takes hands and a whole lot of patience and i have neither i wonder how much they must cost?
please if they can …
please if they can make 20+ ton tank roll at 1500 hp (tops speed 60 miles) i believe they can make a ship with that armor go above 30 knots (which is pretty good speed for good sized ship with that kinda armor
Well done!
Well done!
Very nice choice of …
Very nice choice of music for this video; could someone please tell me the name of the tune?
Amazing! they look …
Amazing! they look almost like the real ones.
No way! (I ume …
No way! (I ume you mean Abrams Tank.) Too slow for water with all that armor, that’s why you don’t see heavily armored ships any more. The best defense is a good offensive/defensive system like the super carriers.
It’s cool to see a …
It’s cool to see a second generation Canonicus Class monitor. Was that the CSS Texas? Very realistic models.
Well, if there was …
Well, if there was a Virginia topside design with Abraham tank armor. Very good actually
They were the first …
They were the first modern warships built ever. Great video too, I wonder how a modern and upgraded version of them could perform in modern naval warfare.