Missouri RC Model Unboxing the Behemoth: 6ft USS (1/150 Scale) Review & First Impressions!!
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- čas přidán 4. 09. 2024
- Introducing the remarkable Bancroft 1/150 scale remote control USS Missouri - a true marvel that encapsulates the essence of naval history and cutting-edge technology. This finely crafted masterpiece stands as a tribute to the legendary battleship, renowned for its pivotal role in history. With meticulous attention to detail, this nearly 6ft long replica captures the grandeur and majesty of the USS Missouri, down to the smallest intricacies. Equipped with advanced remote control capabilities, enthusiasts can now navigate the waters with unparalleled precision, experiencing the thrill of commanding a vessel of such historical significance. The Bancroft USS Missouri promises an immersive journey into the past, blending artistry, engineering, and history into a single, awe-inspiring package. Whether showcased as a centerpiece or gracefully gliding through waters, this model encapsulates the legacy of the USS Missouri in an unforgettable and captivating manner.
USS MISSOURI 1/150 Scale Bancroft!!!~~~ Thank you for sharing great information! 😍😍
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Hello. I personally own the YAMATO, the BISMARCK and the MISSOURI from Graupner (unfortunately the German manufacturer no longer exists) in 1/150. Yes, the scale and details are impressive. I think that Bancroft's ships are from the same Chinese manufacturer. I also bought the onboard aircraft (F1M1 Pete, Kingfisher and the Arado) from FToys, as the original aircraft looked pretty bad.
I hope you and your family have a lot of fun with this monster.
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1/48 would be better. You'd need a trailer but....how cool!
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Ok...😊😊😊 congratulatións.. of Spain....Manuel.❤😊😊
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Bravo Zulu and good luck with the channel.
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Hello again. Great model. Please do a sailing video on your great pond as you have for the Titanic. Actually be good to see both battleships the 200 scale and this 150 scale. Then I can decide which one I like best. Please show them at full throttle as well as cruising.
Thanks heaps in advance.
Absolutely. Towards the last 2mins I have Yamato side by side with the Missouri.
Great model! I got the 1:200 version, but I consider to buy this 1:150 too for the sailing in the water. The 1:200 is to small for outdoor sailing. Thanx to Motion RC for this model and thank you for review! Enjoy the beauty! :)
Thanks, I find early morning times are the best for sailing the 1/200s.
Just got mine and realized that the bow (very top where the pole is) just below that is a medium size crack. Working with motion rc to see what they will do about it. The rest of the ship is beautiful in its own way.
That is unfortunate. They'll take care of you and send another. FYI, I did priority shipping.
@@SSNFastAttack not quite sure if they will because it doesn’t effect the “seaworthiness” of the ship but I’m sure if I run it in water the crack will get bigger. According to their “warranty” if it’s a hairline crack in the fiber glass they will not care. If that happens hopefully I can try to find another alternative to fix it
Absolut 🫡⚓️
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I wish I hadn’t seen this, now I suddenly need $1700😂.
Lol, I understand
from Japan. Is this warship a radio control?
Also, is it a commercial product?
I subscribed to your channel again
Yes, RC.. Available from motionrc.com
Hey it’s me again, if you look at the bow is the flag pole (and the entire wall on bow) twisted towards the port side?
Nope, some funky camera stuff.. all good
@@SSNFastAttacksadly mine is, it is probably why there is a crack
I might just return it and buy a new one…😢
On second observation, there is a slight mis alignment, but it depends what you are looking at. Specifically, the AA platform has a slightly higher side on Starboard, giving a perception of a port twist, so you could file it down a bit, but the hull to superstructure looks fine. Also, I don't intend to stare at her dead center on, remember these are models assembled across several elements and they are not a ship builder's edition. Those cost millions.. cheers
Do this...
Grab a bourbon and enjoy it. Lol
Should have made it 1/144.
Why do you recommend that versus 1/150?
@@SSNFastAttack It is a popular scale for figures, aircraft, and military vehicles.
If you ever placed her in a diorama setting, you would be all set.
The difference may be so small between 1/150 and 1/144 that it may not be noticeable.
Gotcha, solid point
@@SSNFastAttack I saw on eBay that someone did the surrender on a 1/350 Missouri model. They want almost $6000 for everything.
I'm glad your model made it in one piece; violent handling has become the norm in the shipping industry.
My favorite is a 1942 Yamato; sinister looking. The Scharnhorst had the most illustrious career of any WWII capital ship, imo.
sadly, Bancroft is absolute junk.
I respect everyone's right to an opinion, however; an absolute statement should at least be substantiated.
@@SSNFastAttack don't worry once you start running it you will find out. good luck getting replacement parts. the stock electronics are cheap and will go out. every time motion sent me a replacement part for mine it was the wrong thing are I had to wait months for the part to arrive from overseas. I got tired of throwing parts at it and ended up taking all the stock junk out and replaced with aftermarket parts. now it's actually enjoyable. they look awesome thou and the size are impressive just don't be surprised after you run it a few times it just stops lol.
Ok, thanks for the advice. I've ran several times the Titanic and Yamato. With China supply chain issues, I intended to do what you suggest in the long run with domestic parts. Was it hard for you to change them out?
@SSNFastAttack no sir had a buddy of mine who is a whiz kid with electric cars and brushless systems take a look at it . I ordered a flysky radio and the parts he needed. Left it with him for a few days and he converted it. Only thing stock is the motors everything else was replaced.
I just got mine 07/20/2023. It's very impressive looking. I will be using mine in an inground pool. Something this nice I would be afraid anything could go wrong in a pond or river.
You know your model is too big when you need to buy a new vehicle to transport it to the pond.
Ya think? Lol