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Aichi E13A "Jake" floatplane
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ECU Maritime Studies (J. McKinnon)
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The Aichi E13A, (Allied code name Jake) was a single-engine, twin-float, long-range reconnaissance seaplane that made its combat debut in 1941. The Imperial Japanese Navy operated more aircraft of this type that any other during wwII. It participated in a number of significant operations, including reconnaissance patrols over Pearl Harbor. The E13A was operated by a crew of three and could carry a 250kg (550lb) bomb load. This model was created by Kotaro Yamafune https://sketchfab.com/kotaro_yamafune.

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Mar 12th 2017
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Great work, love the swimmer addition. Just added to my collection of great underwater scans.

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Thanks, Matthew, Geoffrey, and Ho4uK,

I used Agisoft Photoscan (Photogrammetry software) and Nikon D7100 with Ikelite underwater housing.

And 1624 photos were taken for this model :)

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Thank you so much, James.

Yes, I've changed the settings according your advises (texture 4000x4000, Shadeless, and Sharpness: On), and the appearance improved lots.

Please let me know if you find any points to improve.

Also, we have our project page on facebook (https://www.facebook.com/shipsofdiscovery/?fref=nf&pnref=story), please check this if you are interested in maritime archaeology.

Thanks again!

Kota

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