Aircraft carrier Akagi in 3D
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- Japanese aircraft carrier Akagi in a series of fly-around 3D animations. Appearance as on 4 June 1942, the day of sinking during the battle of Midway. The aircraft spotted on the flight deck is the attack group against Midway atoll (12 x Mitsubishi A6M2 "Zero", 18 x Aichi D3A1 "Val", 1 x Nakajima B5N2 "Kate").
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I met Dick Best back in the 90’s. He was the second dauntless dive bomber pilot on the Akagi. What an incredible moment to be in his presence. He spoke like it had happen the day before. His mind was so sharp. At that time he was in his mid 80’s.....
blaine monaco I take it you immediately went to see the movie when it came out?
Wow, what an honor! So few of my heroes from WW2 are still alive. I met the navigator from the B-25 that landed in Russia after the Doolittle raid at an air show 20 years ago. I also got to take a ride on the B-17 Nine O' Nine that day, unforgettable experience. I was saddened by its crashing in Connecticut.
Such an amazing moment
I’m related to someone who survived WWII in the Philippines, they don’t say much about it but I can assume it was bloody
well he took away our empire!!!
@@jarrodyuki7081 Kido Butai was the best...
This is one of my favorite warships, ever. I don’t know why. Maybe it’s because I loved the Amagi battlecruisers. Maybe it’s because the ship itself looks good and has a cool history. IDK, just a ship I’ve always loved more than many others
Beautiful Ship! I have always liked the design of the IJN Carriers. Very unique.
Frank G. agree
You’ve gotta be joking, right??
Actually akagi to design as battlecruisers but The treaty of Washington placed restrictions on the construction. So that akagi conversion into Aircraft Carrier.
me as well
Flat...
Akagi, originally designed as Amagi class battlecruiser. But due to Washington naval treaty She was halted and converted into a standart aircraft carrier. The most notable characteristic from her original design is the hull. Same goes to Kaga whence She was also originally designed to be the Tosa class battleship
@Ricky Carletto
For an encore, why don't you explain why the sky is blue and water wet?
@@Venezolano410 Not everyone knows this fact.
@@Venezolano410 Smart ass
Originally the Amagi was slated to be converted to a carrier, and the Akagi was likely to be scrapped. However the Amagi's hull was wrecked due to an earthquake, so they ended up converting the Akagi instead.
@@alanhughes6753 nah you're mixing up akagi and kaga
I like the "downspout" smoke stack. Clever.
Programmers call that a "kludge" - terrible design, actually. If I recall correctly, some of the Japanese carriers had TWO stacks - one for oil burners and one for coal. Egad.
@@Jollyprez didn't the quarters next to the stack suffer from extremely high temperatures?
@@NeekoGood Certainly on the ships I was on. USS Mt Whitney was particularly bad.
I read in many accounts that it was a bad design feature, as it added to turbulence when landing planes.
Beautiful! Would love to see this for all WWII ships!
You can clearly see her battlecruiser legacy from her hull.
Particularly when it is at the bottom of the sea
Yep the Amagi class carries on.
I think this and the Kaga were the only ones with the Island on the port side. All USA, and Uk carriers had the island on the starboard side. As a Naval aviator, and civilian pilot I have always favored the left hand approach.
@Incept_470you are correct, of course, I must have forgot. Then again the the USS Langley, and HMS Argus had none. Hard to figure how the could run the show without an Island.
@Incept_470 Always enjoy being corrected, Thanks for the info. the Argus actually was used for combat cruse during WWII, but did most of its service as a training ship. But then again, my confidence is a bit shaken now.
This is very good. It really gives a feel for the size of the mighty ship! Have you considered doing any other classes, such as the Hiryuu, the Taihou, the US Yorktown sisters, or maybe battleships like Nagato and Kongou?
Yah yorktown sister
Uss enterprise yeah
I always liked how Japanese ships incorporated sandbags into their aesthetic...
Entertainingly enough those aren't sandbags, they're actually the crews cotton bed rolls hung out for an airing.
This wasn't the best idea as it added to the flammable nature of Japanese warships.
One interesting thing about Japanese carriers like the Akagi is they were not designed as aircraft carriers from the keel up, but rather cruisers which were converted with the flat top design to accommodate flight operations at sea. The Akagi itself was laid down as an Amagi-class cruiser.
Love how you even detailed the airplanes. Good stuff.
“an beautiful looking decorated ships, sailed by brave crew, to protect for an powerful nation, it would be Akagi and Kaga”
- Grand Admiral from KanColle
Thank you very much for posting this. I just read a book I highly recommend to all you fellow nerds...."Shattered Sword" it is a detailed well-written book on the JAPANESE side of the Battle of Midway!! I loved it!!!
Yes that's a great book written by Americans from the Japanese point of view. Thee chapter on carrier designs was very interesting in that it showed the different philospophy towards damage control. This is what caused the 3 carriers to sink later in the dya.
Amazing!
Stefan Dramiński, you are simply the best. I've got a copy of Kagero's 3D book on the Japanese aicraft carrier Kaga, and is just amazing. I just ordered the one on the Akagi.
Where's the audio? Where's the descriptions? A nice 3D rendering but overall, so much is lost without audio and information.
Still in 3-4 heck trying to get her
Master Cheez in azur lane?
@@jeanbartazurlane3752 yep
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3-4 cult
Farming hell, 2000 attempt and still 0 Akagi (& Kaga)
カッコよすぎる！
They built beautiful ships.
With equally beautiful names.
You can see how Japanese cars are world beaters.
she is a beauty aint she ?
All hail the Bauxite Queen Carrier
Converted to a very large submarine at Midway...
More like an ocean floor decorative piece of furniture.
coral reef
Hotel for fishies
Just like USS Yorktown
@@chandrachacha4964 and then there's Yamato which goes from a floating hotel with guns to underwater hotel with guns
Incredible!
It is too much good and real
Great 3D rendition. It seems like some of the software developers out there could import something like this into Unity, and with a small amount of coding, create a VR version. Then we could walk the decks of this model. I wish I had the right skills. I know folks are importing human Blender models into certain Unity VR apps.
Fascinating. Beautiful. Amazing!
3/4 century ago. We Japanese had many carriers・・・amazeing fact !
and even now. It fascinates many people
taka top I have always known that
but its fascinating indeed
taka top indeed... I hope you could build an Aircraft Carrier once more 😞 I mean not a Helicopter Carrier like the 4 you have right now.
With the F-35 or something like it, you do have aircraft carriers. It's not lost on the world.
The Japanese Navy had some of the best looking and capable warships in history. Akagi, Yamato, Kaga, the Nagato class battleships. Yamato is tied with the USS Enterprise (CV-6) for my favorite ship in history.
it's only amazing if you don't know ANYTHING about world war 2. And from what I understand MOST Japanese know nothing about World War 2. Especially what the Japanese Army and government did to their country and to their neigbhors.
This was the best aircraft carrier of its time!
It had structural flaws. They couldn't warm up the aircraft in the hangers which were closed. They had to bring the aircraft topside. Once they got topside the Japanese were very efficient.
Japanese engineers were sublime! @@deepcosmiclove
I'd love to see one done,the way it looks on the ocean floor now.
Beautiful
Positively beautiful! I'm just a beginner 3D modeller and I aspire to be able to create works of art like this
Ship model makers are obsessive compulsives on steroids. Incredible detail.
Great job!
Man! The allied forces didn't left anything for the axis to preserve as a museum ship!
A_Certain_Weird_War_Machine actually there are german subs that's well preserved and become a museum piece, atleast one of them become a mock museum.
The allies didn't even leave much of their own ships around as a museum. It was too expensive to keep most of them intact.
Most of the ships that survived world war 2 were either scrapped, sold for parts, or were used to test the atomic bomb.
Wasn't that Nelson in your profile pic? You're truly a man of culture as well.
There are some Japanese built ships in Thailand
*losing 4 on a single battle out of 6 fleet carriers that attacked pearl destroyed their hopes of pacific dominance*
Your work is outstanding , it is amazing fact how to find out such detailed blue prints, than preparing texture, and of course modeling such robust model with full details, rendering images, producing video. It is great unique , amazing masterpiece.
Would be totally awesome if someone could do a 3D rendering of the inside of a ship
What is perceived as light gray is actually a pale green on the A6m2's. The light gray zero is a myth that is hard to shut down.
to whoever made this vid ,,pat yourself on the back for me ...nice work,,thank you..
Beautiful model. Well done. The one thing that really stands out looking at the detailed 3d model, is how little Anti-Aircraft defenses she had, and how poorly positioned they were. No wonder high angle of attack dive bombers were able to so savage the Japanese Carriers, while the low Torpedo planes got picked off. It looks like there is a broad AA blind spot that is directly over the ship. So many of her heavier higher altitude guns were obscured from upward firing angles by being below and partially under the flight deck.
Wow, this is very absolutely amazing Powerful and strong Aircraft Carrier, when thing about Aircraft Carrier and the wonderful Exxes class from the Navy with strong Navy Planes.
Montage au top !!...Bravo !!
This ship was laid down in 1920.
In other words, Japan has technology to make an aircraft carrier about a century ago.
how about their airplanes?, Zero was one of the best planes in earlier WW2.
Actually, IJN carriers were cruisers, not carriers. They were laid down as Amagi-class vessels and fitted with flight decks. I'm not sure Japan ever built an aircraft carrier from the keel up.
the shokaku class as well as hiryu and soryu were laid down and built as carriers
Akagi was a battlecruiser and Kaga was a battleship before their conversion. Other than those two and Shinano, the rest of the IJN large carriers were laid down as carriers (Shoukaku class, Taihou, Hiryuu, Souryuu, Unryuu class).
@@MrFoFuVideos Taiho too.
Beautiful.
3/10 expected busty anime waifu.
Congrats , very well done indeed , 2 thumbs up for Stefan ;D
Beautiful render, had to run the video twice at half speed to catch all the detail.
the pride of the Kido Butai. The flagship. The Akagi, "red fortress" in english.
Always thought red castle, not fortress
Nanodesu!. Actually there not. A fortress is primarily a military installation which is there for the sole purpose of housing troops and projecting military power. A castle is also a military installation but differs in being a residence and seat of power for nobleman. It is also the hub of many communities. Cities and towns often arose in their vicinity. So really not the same thing at all.
Akagi =Mount Akagi (Gunma Prefecture)
"First Carrier Division Akagi." Akagi of the Sakura Empire.
An emperor could conquer the world with a fleet of ships like this!
great job Stefan..Nagumo would be proud to see this....
This looks like a 1/350 scale model that's been scanned into a 3 - D app.
Why does it look like that because almost 35 years ago a friend needed a favor .
He brought me a car load of 1:720 th scale ships . Well by the time I was done I had pretty much rebuilt the entire Imperial Japanese Navy over 134 ships altogether from the I -19 class that shelled the coastline oilfields in California to the aircraft carriers that bombed Pearl Harbor .
This guy latter informed me that all of the ships were scanned into a Imaging computer .
I don't know what they were used for but I was asked to put as much detail that I could .
That's why I think this is a 1:350 th scale model that was scanned that and there's a lot of under deck detail that matches the model .
Superb work! Just amazing!
The Akagi was recently discovered by the research vessel RV Petrel along with the Kaga.
beautiful rendering. she was an historically important ship, though the Steel of which she was made knew no malice of any man, putting aside the horrible capability she (and other weapons of war) are built for, she has lovely lines to her hull, and a stout resolute structure made for her task. a great ship of a seafaring people, she met her end with honor, lying on the seabed in proximity to the Yorktown. she with her sisters dead along with those of our Yorktown im sure create some great discussions on the Elysian Fields. a drink in their collective honor now and i will post...
very cool...these carriers could dish it out no doubt, but they had a glass jaw
I like the akagi when it had the large caliber guns up the bow... the akagi looked something very menacing and dangerous.
A carrier with guns is pretty damned useless. Why? Because the _planes_ are supposed to do the job of naval artillery, and much more effectively and accurately at that.
She also had a triple layer flight deck when she was first built
3D looks so realistic.
I am a big fan of Akagi, Kaga my favorite, Soryu, Hiryu, Shokaku and Zuikaku. Odd looking, but interesting to know the U.S. Navy and the Imperial Japanese Navy are the only 2 Navys in military history to have fought 5 Naval Air Battles without the opposing fleets ever having sighted each other.
I love this carrier it's like a symbol of Imperial navy's might! Banzai!!
Da kann man mal sehen was man auf die Beine stellen kann wenn einem 1922 verboten wird mehr als 9 Schlachtschiffe zu besitzen. Man geht kurzerhand bei und entwickelt daraus einen Träger der Superlative zusammen mit dem Schwesterschiff Kaga. Und nach mehreren Umbauten kommt so ein Schmuckstück heraus. Die Soryu, Hiryu, Shokaku und Zuikaku waren ja von Anfang an als Träger konzipiert worden und somit ging der Bau schneller vonstatten als bei den ersten beiden, also Akagi und Kaga. Und die Japaner waren es auch die das Prinzip des Flugzeugträgers verstanden haben. Das haben wir ja sehr anschaulich bei dem Angriff auf Pearl Harbour gesehen. Anschleichen, Funkstille halten und angreifen. Und nach dem Angriff ganz schnell wieder verschwinden. Die Japaner hatten auch die besseren Piloten. Warum? Weil deren Piloten in der Lage waren auf einem Träger zu landen oder auf Festland. Das heißt im Klartext universell einsetzbar.
So jetzt mal hier zum gezeigten Modell. Das ist echt Wahnsinn. Die Details sind atemberaubend. Hier sieht man auch deutlich warum der Schornstein zur Seite geneigt ist und ca 45 Grad gebogen. Das diente dazu um die Abgase nach unten und neben dem Schiff abzuleiten und durch den Sog der entstand erst wieder hinter dem Schiff aufsteigen zu lassen. Zudem war es eine Quelle weniger für evtl Kollisionen beim Landen. Dann diese Musik dazu.... Gänsehaut!!
Just came back yo this vid to see how meny comments with "they found her"
Wooden deck,..no catapult,...one elevator. Very nice video! Shinano would be nice!
Beautiful work.
The problem with carrier conversion is that converted ships looks like something "mounted up".
Kaga looks like something mounted up. I find Akagi much more beautiful even if her lines shows its a hybrid.
@@vlad78th Akagi looked more streamlined
Amazing bro. Very well done.
I like this stuff, as I 3D model ships and planes from WW2.
This would be great if Wargaming considered adding this to WOWS.
Japanese Navy is really Strong! that's why US make friends on them after WW2 and helped them to rise again as a strong nation. hope Japanese navy will come back again
As a slave of the US and capitalism
Imperial Japanese Navy looks good at the bottom of the sea.
Lol no after the war US Navy had smashed ijn and the whole country of Japan with the bombing raids the only reason Japan was an ally with the us was for it's protection against communism
@@MrTreeofWoe74 hate huh.
Capitalism has worked very well for Japan, they are not slaves, they have their own constitution, but no emperor anymore. @@MegaSegawa
The flaw i noticed on this design is by having cannons built all along the side of the aircraft carrier and the ammo needed for these weapons added tremendous weight to her, weight that could've been better added to armor deck pleating or more airplanes. The use of these cannons were insignificant as by these times the aircraft were doing all the damage at such close and far range, you wouldn't be able to get within range to use those cannons without the aircraft getting at you first.
Often times when I think of warships I think of today's bridges with machines everywhere. It is easy to forget that these ships are less advanced than a modern car.
awesome built!! keep on building buddy!!
Beautiful modeling
美しいですね
艦橋が左舷にある空母は世界でも赤城と飛龍だけです
You lost the war.
Type English words.
WOW! Nice work. Very impressive. Keep it up
Real life = The legend ship with speed taking off send zeros bombing to pearl harbor and destroy uss arizona.
KC = The hunger who eat a huge curry rice.
AL = The foxy yandere girl trying to keep her commander from the another girls, and she want commander to give all of love to her alone.
RIP COMMANDER FROM AL(DC) UNIVERSE
Press F to pay respect.
nicely done
Stephan should have a view portraying a Dauntless bombsight viewing the ship in an attack position. That would be marvelous.
It's weird that IJN Akagi and Kaga are in their own separate classes of ships despite their similar appearances
They were both conversions.
great job!
Great vid. At least the ship is is currently on the bottom of the ocean , where it belongs.
wow cool
It does kind of baffles me to think that both the US and Germany and Russia has eagles and bears and such as symbols but Japan had flowers, but turned out to be very formidable! Certainly gave the US and allies a run for the money!
Nice Capture✈
Is there a quality model of the original form of Akagi? Islandless and with 3 flight decks in all its clunky glory.
No catapults!....no armored deck!......no radar!....still a very impressive ship,shows the progress of forward thinking by the Japanese!
Mark Solarz Yes it is. The Japanese Navy knows as first Nation the Potential of Aircraft Carriers. Here you see the Result. The Akagi was first build as an Oil Tanker. But then they build an Aircraft Carrier from that Ship. Next Generation was the Hiryu and Soryu. And the Shokaku and the Zuikaku was the Best Carriers in the Japanese Navy
Akagi was originally laid down as a battlecruiser, not a tanker. A tanker wouldn't have had her speed, nor been that large.
1) Catapult is not needed for an aircraft carrier.
2)She is literally a converted battlecruiser,so she got some armour on it. Also, putting an armoured deck will just violated the Washington Naval Treaty at that time.
3) Radar is developed in 1941 by British, and it just mastered after the end of 1943. So it is impossible for Japanese to installed radar on pre-WW2 build.
It was the Royal Navy that pioneered just about every advance in aircraft carriers - the first carrier from a converted hull, the first purpose built carrier, hangar lifts, armoured flight decks, landing mirrors, angled flight decks, steam catapults (I think) and the so called "ski jump" for VTOL jump jets.
Actually nice try......when did Japan use angled flight decks? Steam catapults were invented by the British. Japan has no jump jets that I know of. @@maconescotland8996
Beautiful work, amazing ship design.
カッコいい！綺麗！
A fine looking ship.
Starship Akagi had woefully inadequate AA laser cannons
Geez, is that range finder big enough!
*slaps* *akagi's* *hull*
this baby can fit a lot of fighters , bombers and more fighters
beautiful! well done
nice job!
always loved japanese carriers very unique in their on way just how frank said it i agree frank very unique
Very nice.
Thank you.
Awesome detail.
That's awesome. Well done.
Fly United or ANA and watch "Eternal Zero" it's a better CG Akagi than the Yamato battleship movie. The "hero" is a expert Zero pilot who survives Pearl Harbor and Midway, ends up tasked with escorting kamikaze who get shot down before they can score a hit, frustrated the *spoiler* is that volunteers because he has the skill to evade AA fire and the 5 American's in the credits are the voices of sailors who spot the incoming Zero and swearing like crazy as it's about to hit.
Amazing, Beautiful.Really good work sir.Thanks for sharing.
Well done, VERY well done!!