"Inspirational Model Site and some Early Subs" Topic

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Zebcook

08 Feb 2008 5:34 p.m. PST

Someone on the Lead Adventures forum posted this link. It's a great mix of real and not real. The man's model work is awesome.

Models
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Poking through his site led me to google up some other discoveries I'd not seen (or seen very little about)

The Alligator Submarine
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And the Ictineo, the first true sub. It used chemical reaction to provide steam power and generate oxygen. The 2nd version was even fitted with an underwater cannon. That's what I want for a game!

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David Cook

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