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Mon Aug 14, 2017 8:28 am
Hello, I have never been to the National Naval Aviation Museum, how is the SBD displayed to give the illusion it is underwater? How complete is the SBD? There is also a Wildcat displayed in the same fashion?
Mon Aug 14, 2017 10:03 am
They are in a dark room set up like a theater with a screen playing a movie about the recovery efforts. There some lights that 'wave' over them to make it appear underwater. The effect is actually pretty cool, but dark. these pictures were long exposure shot and also 'light painted' with a couple cell phones.
IMG_7953 by
hangar28, on Flickr
IMG_7947 by
hangar28, on Flickr
~jim
Mon Aug 14, 2017 10:27 am
glider90 wrote:They are in a dark room set up like a theater with a screen playing a movie about the recovery efforts. There some lights that 'wave' over them to make it appear underwater. The effect is actually pretty cool, but dark. these pictures were long exposure shot and also 'light painted' with a couple cell phones.
IMG_7953 by
hangar28, on Flickr
IMG_7947 by
hangar28, on Flickr
~jim
Thank you for the response...they look great. They'll have to cover them in muscles if they ever decide to update the display
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