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General Boards => Museum Submarine Discussion => Topic started by: Floyd on June 28, 2010, 12:34:18 AM
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Any ideas or how much it would cost??
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Replica? Well if someone were to replicate a search or attack scope, working, it would be MILLIONS of bucks! But why? The USN has plenty of mark 4 scopes they could loan to museums and such. Talk to the Navy's curator branch to see what is available, if you're a non-profit.
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I didn't really mean a WORKING one, just the lower base of one that the scope comes out etc, coming out of the ceiling of my house. I mean SURELY someone has done that before
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No, I don't think so... lots of sub vets have pieces and parts of their boats hanging on their walls (darn them! :knuppel2: ) but nobody has gone the route of hanging a scope, working or not, from their ceiling... (that I know of....) AND DON'T CALL ME SHRILEY!! (Airplane, the movie)...
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This coming from a guy that used to have a MK 48 or so I have heard in his basement :2funny: and I am very surprised you didn't take the remains of the scope that was hit by the car home with you for the basement :crazy2:
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Well now you have a way of spying on your neighboors or something :2funny: i really want to see a picture of what it looks like when the project is done
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I'm trying to buy that WWII Prop Sub in Los Angeles :)
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BTW DARRIN --
the scope that was destroyed by the errant car driver back in 1988 was recycled... the head is now our pink scope display... the tube is a new scope, the headbox is in a museum, as well as the glass optical elements! :angel:
Can I put you down as an organ donor? If your brain dies, you have to buy me Wurlitzer organ! :laugh:
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I'm trying to buy that WWII Prop Sub in Los Angeles :)
I hope you do buy it would be a good peice im really suprised anyone would put a parascope in their house kinda freaks me out at first but its really cool idea spying on ur neighboors and watching out for bad dudes especially in California i think its a very good idea who knows maybe ul find a american liberty ship with that thing :D anyway ya i hope it works out well for you it sounds like a very neat unusall project good luck :)
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Awe come on Paul I was just pinging ya, I know the scope was recycled after the '88 accident :)
And I already am an organ donar, don't know what will be left of my body when I am done with it though :2funny: