Nice stuff shinpachi!
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Korean movie "志願兵 (A Volunteer)"
Produced by Koreans for Koreans in Korean language and casting with Japanese advice in 1941.
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View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VtbQrwjwiVg
Produced by Koreans for Koreans in Korean language and casting with Japanese advice in 1941.
Source:
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VtbQrwjwiVg
Cool....
vikingBerserker
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I agree
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A Korean student learned "General Science" at school in Korean language in 1942.
"In Showa 17 year (1942), I enjoyed hiking to the lake Suwa and took picture at Katakura Onsen which is famous for beautiful scenery and hot springs". This is written in Japanese.
Korean text book
Source: WW11 EARLY KOREAN BOOK WRITTEN WHILE UNDER JAPANESE RULE..A RARE SCHOOL BOOK | eBay
"In Showa 17 year (1942), I enjoyed hiking to the lake Suwa and took picture at Katakura Onsen which is famous for beautiful scenery and hot springs". This is written in Japanese.
Korean text book
Source: WW11 EARLY KOREAN BOOK WRITTEN WHILE UNDER JAPANESE RULE..A RARE SCHOOL BOOK | eBay
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Banned
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Smokey Stover
Banned
Boulton Paul P.94 (prototype)
The unsatisfactory results shown by the Boulton Paul Defiant fighter in repelling German raids on Britain forced the designers of the firm to think about creating a single-seat fighter with reinforced wing weapons. For these purposes, it was decided to convert the prototype Defiant (K8310). The second cockpit, a machine gun turret and twelve wing machine guns were removed from the aircraft (a variant was also considered with arming the plane with four 20-mm cannons and four machine guns).
The first prototype of the aircraft, which received the designation P.94 , was ready in 1940. He, like Defiant Mk.I, was equipped with the Rolls-Royce Merlin III engine, and the second prototype was already given the Rolls-Royce Merlin XX. To the chagrin of the designers of Boulton Paul, the whole complex of tests could not be completed due to the lack of qualified pilots involved in combat units to repel German raids. As a result, the project did not receive further development.
The unsatisfactory results shown by the Boulton Paul Defiant fighter in repelling German raids on Britain forced the designers of the firm to think about creating a single-seat fighter with reinforced wing weapons. For these purposes, it was decided to convert the prototype Defiant (K8310). The second cockpit, a machine gun turret and twelve wing machine guns were removed from the aircraft (a variant was also considered with arming the plane with four 20-mm cannons and four machine guns).
The first prototype of the aircraft, which received the designation P.94 , was ready in 1940. He, like Defiant Mk.I, was equipped with the Rolls-Royce Merlin III engine, and the second prototype was already given the Rolls-Royce Merlin XX. To the chagrin of the designers of Boulton Paul, the whole complex of tests could not be completed due to the lack of qualified pilots involved in combat units to repel German raids. As a result, the project did not receive further development.
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"Momiyama" was a leading scale model ship builder in Japan.
A 1/16 scale battleship Fuso displayed in the hall of IJN Naval Academy in 1932.
Allied soldiers pull it out to abandon circa 1946.
Its value would have been 100K dollars if left today.
Source: 籾山模型の魅力
A 1/16 scale battleship Fuso displayed in the hall of IJN Naval Academy in 1932.
Allied soldiers pull it out to abandon circa 1946.
Its value would have been 100K dollars if left today.
Source: 籾山模型の魅力
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vikingBerserker
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Scrapped???? That is tragic!
I have a feeling the Kaga model was melted down for the silver. Interesting to see the original design though - similar to seeing the original design for the Lexington class which was likewise converted to a carrier design.
I don't understand why anybody would destroy models - *maybe* confiscate, but just outright destroy? There weren't many IJN ships left after the war - those models would have been perfect to help preserve the history without posing any threat or costing a lot to maintain. It would have been even better if someone had the foresight to hire the model builders, who obviously had extensive knowledge of the IJN ships, to create some more examples of various ship classes for future museum collections. I suppose there was too much animosity and bigger problems to think about at the time... but at the very least they could've preserved what was already built.
I don't understand why anybody would destroy models - *maybe* confiscate, but just outright destroy? There weren't many IJN ships left after the war - those models would have been perfect to help preserve the history without posing any threat or costing a lot to maintain. It would have been even better if someone had the foresight to hire the model builders, who obviously had extensive knowledge of the IJN ships, to create some more examples of various ship classes for future museum collections. I suppose there was too much animosity and bigger problems to think about at the time... but at the very least they could've preserved what was already built.
Good stuff shinpachi!
vikingBerserker
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Such stunning work too.
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Massive loss of not only actual warships but even those legendary scale models has been big void for the Japanese until new Kaga as well as Izumo and the 1/10 scale Yamato came up in the 21st century. It was a long way for them.
1/10 Yamato
Source: 大和ﾐｭｰｼﾞｱﾑ
1/10 Yamato
Source: 大和ﾐｭｰｼﾞｱﾑ
vikingBerserker
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That has always been what I considered the most beautiful battleship ever.
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