Update video so you can see the existing state of the model. The opening sequence uses OUR model in the splashdown sequence.
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iNCREDIBLE!……Simply incredible effects, great work people, Have you ever been recruited by DARPA?
MAGNIFICENT!!!
In reality, how would the front window hold up to the pressure of going from Air to Water? Wouldn’t the pressure from impact just shatter it? In Theory?
I remember in the opening credits, it said ‘The year is 1973… there will be flying subs”. 1973!
That was great work! The FS-1 like I’d never seen it.
Im pretty sure it would skip off the water when landing.
So, I’m wondering, how is this NOT a possible real-world vehicle? The design seems sound enough.
In reality It would take a lot to get something like this into the air.
Too cool…
How did you do this (progam or game?)
Very cool!! I loved that show but I always covered my eyes when the scary monsters appeared or someone hit Capt. Crane. I just loved Capt. Crane.
it doesnt even go underwater
I had a model of the flying sub when I was a kid. One of the most awesome props ever.
Wow
Very good
Very good
lot of fun to see one of my childhood TV ships brought to life. Still looks cool
This is fantastic, I love it. I use to watch Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea when I was in elementary school. I always loved the Flying Sub. Great job animating it.
Very cool
When in flight, the sub looks like an angry potato chip. Ya gotta love it for that, if nothing else!
(I’m having trouble posting, don’t know why)
It uses the same system that the V2 rockets did- that is, small vanes are in the exhaust of the jets/propellers that by turning them, turns the whole unit.
FS 1 has the same problem that all multipurpose vehicles have- they can do it all, but not very well at doing just one thing.
The FS 1 in a dogfight would be swatted from the sky like a fly being hit by a brick
you may not remember this- but when I was a kid and they’d fire up FS 1 she was atomic powered and the interior shots were pretty cool
how does it generate lift?
Damn sweet!
a bryant tillman pick…too cool