Yorktown And The Quick Fix by RG19
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Description
After having been hammered in the battle of Coral Sea, USS Yorktown CV-5 was staged into dry dock #1 at Pearl Harbor on May 27, 1942. The dock workers pulled off an amazing “quick fix” of the carrier and made it available by May 30 for the battle of Midway as part of Task Force 17.
For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life. For God did not send His Son into the world to condemn the world, but that the world through Him might be saved.
John 3:16-17 NKJV
Credits:
USS Yorktown CV-5 = USS Essex by Sky Pilot of Beyond + Bridge by X2000 + Fletcher class destroyer parts by Despona + Cowling from Lockheed Electra at PlanIt3D + 12 sided object, teardrop shape and semicircle
Old wood texture from walkway by Mapps in free stuff
Trains by martin at www.emphigus.de in free stuff
Tracks at Vanishing Point
USS West Virginia = KM Bismarck by Oleg Pomoshnikov at Gunpoint-3D.com
Comments (19)
This is a great looking historical picture! Excellent work!
Like looking back in time...Excellent image of the Yorktown and Pearl...well done!!!
Good sense of scale here
Xcellent modeling work!
Wow...Nice scene!!
very cool :-)
W o W! So much details, excellent work.
Superb
and the Japanese thought it was out for good...;) great work.
WOW!!! Really cool work! I like this one! 5
doctor'n at the dock... cool.... You aught to do one like this in the future where it shows a ship has been bombarded repeatedly and you wonder how it made it into the dock.... maybe still smoke'n and the crew jumping to the dock for safety... I know you're into these ship shots, so I thought I'd throw an idea at ya.
Yes, I recall that story. At Midway, the Japanese were amazed that the ship was actually battleready. However, as I recall, the Yorktown was almost destroyed in that battle.
Thanks for the comments DramaKing, the Yorktown damage is not visable from this angle of view. She took a single bomb hit on the flight deck that exploded in the hangar. Flight decks on carriers were tha favourite target of aircraft in WWII. CV-2 Lexington was the ship that was so badly damaged she had to be scuttled at The Battle of Coral Sea.
Impressive work...It has a sharp texturing and a great environment.
Very goos scene. 5+
Another great image - it's always worth looking here. Excellent scene.
great attention for details and excellent render....:-)
Beautiful Model!
Great work..... Your gallery is very IMPRESSIVE and your compositions are very well thought out and executed...Excellent!!!!! Thanks for posting the Bible scripture .... I needed to read it today!!!! tom