U-571 1:1 standard size construction submarine

2021-12-13 08:01
In order to be realistic, the director asked two landscaping experts to be responsible for building the small German submarine and the American Type S submarine for World War II respectively. However, because there are few photos of the S-type submarine, the military unit refused to leak the internal structure diagram for safety reasons, which made the plan to rebuild the American submarine face a crisis. Fortunately, it was helped by a senior naval officer Hanifin. S submarine reappears on the screen. Both submarines have internal molds made according to the standard size of 1:1, and the internal structure is the same as that of the year. Among them, the U571 weighs 600 tons, which is reproduced and restored on a universal steering system. This system allows the submarine to move up and down at any angle, sink, and sail in the sea. It amazed an officer who fought on such a submarine, as if he was back in World War II.
In order to make the effect of the submarine more realistic, five 50-foot-long submarine models have been completed, each with different functions, some can move forward, some can dive, and some can launch torpedoes. It is enough to represent the assault and underwater movement of a real submarine in the deep sea. 
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  • General 2022-04-20 09:01:42

    Uncertainties are great during the war, which most tests perseverance and adaptability

  • Carmine 2022-03-29 09:01:03

    The only downside is that quite a few deep-sea shots were actually shot in shallow water. But overall it's great. When it comes to naval battle designation, this movie comes to mind.

U-571 quotes

  • Lt. Hirsch: Mr. Tyler.

    Lieutenant Andrew Tyler: Yeah.

    Lt. Hirsch: If you can't take out that destroyer, the danger is not that some of us may die. It's that some of us may live. These men have seen and heard things that must not be revealed to the enemy - our secrets, such as our radar capabilities, and our understanding of German encryption. If we fall into German hands alive, we will be tortured without mercy. Either you succeed in sinking that ship, or you see to it that none of us survive to be captured.

  • Seaman Anthony Mazzola: [reminiscing about a date] Anyway, I can see I'm not gettin' anywhere with her. So what I do is, I use my secret weapon. I tell her about the S-26. Does the trick right away.

    Eddie: Now, you don't wanna be talkin' about that while we're underway!

    Seaman Ted 'Trigger' Fitzgerald: Why, what happened to the S-26?

    Seaman Charles 'Tank' Clemens: Yeah, what happened?

    Seaman Anthony Mazzola: You guys don't know?

    Seaman Ted 'Trigger' FitzgeraldSeaman Charles 'Tank' Clemens: No.

    Seaman Anthony Mazzola: [taking an egg from Eddie's tray] She was runnin' a test dive down off Norfolk. Shaft seal failed, and she sunk to 400 feet. Know how much water pressure there is that deep?

    [Crushes the egg with one hand; Rabbit flinches]

    Eddie: Mazzola, you wanna be the first one to eat powdered eggs on this cruise? Keep it up, man.

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