JK Modeler's Guide - Ch. 3.5 - Hasegawa 1/350 Shimakaze, 'Late Type' - Part 2

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Japanese admirals were really loath to adapt radars. Japan wasn't particularly behind in the radar tech, but the admirals thought the negative side, the radar emissions revealing the fleet's location, was worse than the positive side, being able to exactly and fast measure the distance to the targets. The Japanese navy did install some early warning radars for detecting enemy aircrafts, but that was pretty much it, for a long time. It's often said the Japanese sailors were really good at gauging distances using optical range finders and other means, but obviously they couldn't beat the American radars.
 
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"i don't wanna buy it" -> buys it anyway
"this shit's gonna be hard" -> tries it anyway
"why am i doing this" -> keeps doing it anyway
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and after everything's done, "wow i'm glad i bought that"

the classic modeler's cycle of thought 😂
 
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It was a pain but she glad she did it. Bright future for the town indeed :dogkek:

Thanks for the new chapter.
 
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Lol I usually stuff my work at the local hobby show because I dont have space at home to store it. Plus its nice to hear compliments from customers looking at it too lol
 

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I would be honored if the local model shop wanted to display my models, wtf girl?
 

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