"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
link Poking through his site led me to google up some other discoveries I'd not seen (or seen very little about) The Alligator Submarine
link 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! link David Cook |
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finds it's better to get started than to waste time planning!
