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Also, as many of you may well know, five months ago the wreckage of the Musashi was located in the Sibuyan Sea by Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen. Surprisingly, she is in a very similar shape to the Yamato. Here is a 3 hour film of ROV surveys of the wreck site and debris field: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNMmqagTt90

AWESOME! And welcome back, my friend! Looking forward to seeing the remaining Yamato-class drawings!

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Hi Erusia! Welcome back, I'ts very nice to see you active again. So, we should expect the Shinano and the A-150s to grace the boards sonner or later?

Talking about the Yamato class, and especially the Musashi discovery, I took the liberty of doing a small update on your 1944 Musashi after seeing the 3-hour stream about the wreck survey:
http://www.shipbucket.com/forums/viewto ... =12&t=5962
It is a minor modificatio, with the addition of a small platform in the back of the superstructure, but I thought it would have been justified as it was an undocumented feature.

Also, a few months ago I've recolored all IJN planes (which also quite increased in number in the meantime thanks to our new member "Magus") to their correct color palette, you can pick the repainted F1M and E13A from the very useful sheets made by Emperor_Andreas:
http://i.imgur.com/UHdZupI.png

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Founded those info regarding yamato final configuration and a good gallery too http://www.battleshipyamato.com/index.a ... rchive?i=0
http://www.shipmodels.info/mws_forum/vi ... start=3040

5 years... That must be a record