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Die Geschichte der Kaiyo 1938 - 1946
Japanische Flugzeugträger im WW 2
Die Geschichte der Kaiyo138- 1946
(23. November 1943 als Geleitflugzeugträger)
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Die Geschichte der Hosho
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Japanische Flugzeugträger im WW 2 Die Geschichte des Japanischen Flugzeugträger Hosho 1922 bis 1947 Fujimi 1/700
Die Geschichte der Viribus Unitis
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Geschichte, Geschichte der Viribus Unitis 1912-1918 Anhand von Bildern Filmen/Videos Text und Sprache. Quelle siehe im selbigen Video. Das selbe Video aber mit beserenTon (die Sprache ist lauter) findest Du auf Vienne Modelling in FB.
History of Viribus Unitis
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Battelship S.M.S. Viribus Unitis 1912 - 1918. Text and language is in English.
Battleship SMS Viribus Unitis 1/350 Trumpeter Part 2
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Bausatz SMS Viribus Unitis 1/350 Trumpeter Teil 2 Battleship SMS Viribus Unitis 1/350 Trumpeter Part 2 special thanks to Andrew William Wilkie viribusunitis.ca/about.html
Modeball Rally 2018 London to Vienna
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Modeball Rally London to Vienna Summer 2018
modball rally LONDON-VIENNA
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modball rally LONDON-VIENNA 2018
Bau der SMS Viribus Unitis Trumpeter 1/350 Teil 1
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Bausatz SMS Viribus Unitis 1/350 Trumpeter Teil 1
8.8 cm L71 41 1/35 Breslau Anfang 1945
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Mit CapCut erstellt: www.capcut.com/s/CTtk_OftECn683Mb/ #CapCut
Du lügst
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Kurz Film mit Valentina Körber Stefan Krissmann Schnitt, Text und Musik Roman P Kamera und Regie mediendesignausbildung.wien
Flakpanzer Ostwind Ostfront Spätwinter 1945 Maßstab 1/35
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Flakpanzer Ostwind Ostfront Spätwinter 1945 Maßstab 1/35
Austria 1945 Wienerneustadt
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Austria 1945 Wienerneustadt
Vienna 1945
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Vienna 1945
Kriegsspuren an der Votivkirche in Wien
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Kriegsspuren an der Votivkirche in Wien
Revell 1/1200 USS Enterprise C-6
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Revell 1/1200 USS Enterprise C-6
Vienna 1945
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Vienna 1945
Unternehmen Bodenplatte Teil 1
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Unternehmen Bodenplatte Teil 1
operation bodenplatte Teil 2
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operation bodenplatte Teil 2
P-51 A Mustang 1/72 ITALERI
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P-51 A Mustang 1/72 ITALERI

Комментарии

  • @mketm-y9s
    @mketm-y9s 11 дней назад

    ニッチなところをいきますね👌

  • @karstenschmalstieg7516
    @karstenschmalstieg7516 17 дней назад

    Ansich gute Doku, aber mit miesem KI-Sound. Überarbeitungsbedürftig.

  • @Holger-ry2lf
    @Holger-ry2lf 21 день назад

    Top Video 👍👍

  • @michaelwinkler8525
    @michaelwinkler8525 Месяц назад

    Die Schornsteine waren von Anfang an abklappbar konzipiert! So das auch so keine Rauchbelästigung im Flugbetrieb stattfand .

  • @juppkrawalleck4511
    @juppkrawalleck4511 Месяц назад

    Österreich - Ungarn = rot weiß rot Deutschland = schwarz weiß rot SchwarGelb = ???????

    • @romanhoffmann5540
      @romanhoffmann5540 Месяц назад

      Die Österreichische Marine Fahne war damals Rot Weiss Rot.

  • @albertpiky2731
    @albertpiky2731 Месяц назад

    Größte Schwäche der KuK-Marine: Zu wenig U-Boote, die hätten sie dringend gebraucht schon allein der #OtrantoSperre wegen........ Und eine völlige Unterschätzung des #Versuchsgleitbootes: "Am 2. September 1915, während des 1. Weltkriegs, fand der weltweit erste Probelauf eines voll funktionsfähigen Seitluftkissenbootes statt. Der Entwickler war Dagobert Müller von Thomamühl von der k.u.k. Kriegsmarine. Das als „schneller Torpedoträger“ konzipierte „Gleitboot“ erreichte mehr als 30 Knoten (56 km/h)." Siehe "k.u.k. Versuchsgleitboot - Visionaer TV" auf RUclips...... Bei der Landarmee das gleiche: #BurstynMotorgeschütz und #AustroDaimlerPanzerwagen völlig verkannt und ignoriert.....

  • @GreatPolishWingedHussars
    @GreatPolishWingedHussars Месяц назад

    The video incorrectly states that the assassination on the heir to the throne of Austria was the reason why the First World War broke out. But that is not correct, because the assassination could not have been a pretext for Austria to declare war on Serbia, because the Serbian government's involvement in the assassination was not at all proven in 1914 when the Austrians started the war together with Germany. It is a historical fact that ONLY the Germans and the Austrians were jointly responsible for this war. The reason for that war was not because the Bosnian Serb resistance fighters Gavrilo Princip assassinated the prospective coming dictatorial monarch Franz Ferdinand. Because this assassination wasn't enough for the Austrians as a reason for war. Because Serbia's involvement in the assassination was not proven in 1914. The Serbs also actually fulfilled almost the entire ultimatum of the Austrians, which was actually considered impossible to fulfill. That's why the German monarch Wilhelm II. himself determined that the Austrians actually had no reason for war against Serbia. That's why the Austrians looked for a reason. The message of an armed banter, which had been triggered by the shelling of Austrian troops against Serbian steamers near Temes Kubin on the Danube, was then the reason that was looking for. So the Srbs were accused of starting hostilities. The armed banter was then exaggerated into a battle and Interpreted as an actual opening of the fighting by Serbia and the alleged battle was expressly mentioned as a reason for war in the declaration of war by Austrian monarch Franz Joseph. At the latest on July 28 1914, and in any case before the declaration of war was sent, it was announced that this alleged battle was a hoax. Nevertheless, Austria attacked Serbia without reason for war and the Germans backed the Austrians. Which is why they are also responsible for this war. Because without this backing, Austria would not have dared to attack Serbia, which was allied with Russia. The Germans also wanted absolutely to find a reason for war! The aircraft of Nuremberg was then the reason that they looking for! The aircraft of Nuremberg refers to a media hoax in which one or several French aircraft allegedly dropped bombs near Nuremberg, Germany on August 2, 1914, only one day prior to Germany's declaration of war on France. The story seems to have suited the General Staff's agenda. On August 2 the Bavarian military plenipotentiary in Berlin reported to Munich: "Welcoming news of a bombing at Nuremberg by French aircraft has arrived from our III. Army Command. Without even waiting for a diplomatic act the Ministry of War and the General Staff now have declared France an enemy." By the way they even simply raided Belgium in 1914 without pretext! In summary explained! In summary explained! This is how you behave when you want war! You construct reasons for war. The Germans are particularly responsible because the Austrians would never have dared to attack Serbia, which is an ally of Russia, without German backing. The German assurance of support in the war against Serbia and Russia is called a "blank cheque" for the war. Because the Austrians were assured of support regardless of whether the war escalated into a war against Russia and thus also against France, which was allied with Russia. So they saw this chain reaction that would lead to a big war and the Germans still gave the Austrians this "blank cheque" to attack Serbia. This war against the French should be worthwhile for Germany anyway, because after a victory that they megalomaniacally expected, the Germans expected cessions of colonies from the defeated French, and they wanted large territories in Europe as booty from the Russians. The Austrians also wanted to gain territories because they actually wanted to annex a large part of the Balkans after a victory. So the Germans and Austrians started this war to gain territory. But they got exactly the opposite and lost territories. Well, bad luck!

  • @GreatPolishWingedHussars
    @GreatPolishWingedHussars Месяц назад

    The video of course doesn't mention the fact that the Austrian navy was completely useless. This navy was trapped in the ports in the Adriatic throughout the First World War because the Italians very successfully blocked the entire Austrian fleet in the so-called Otranto Barrage with fast MAS motor torpedo boats and prevented it from leaving the Adriatic. The Austrians then made a miserable attempt to break through the Otranto Barrage in June 1918. This attack was carried out by all four ships of the Tegetthoff class but was abandoned on the morning of 10 June after this ship were attacked by tiny, fast and very maneuverable Italian motor torpedo boats in which the Szent István was sunk with torpedoes. By the way, the Szent István is the only battleship whose sinking was filmed during World War I.

    • @romanhoffmann5540
      @romanhoffmann5540 Месяц назад

      The Italian battleships were in the harbor throughout the First World War. The same was true in the Second World War. The Otranto Barrier consisted only of small ships with a dragnet on the stern. They were repeatedly attacked and had to retreat. Until English and heavy cruisers appeared and the Austrian ships retreated. Austrian submarines overcame this barrier into the Mediterranean without any problems. Die Otranto-Barriere bestand nur aus kleinen Schiffen mit einem Schleppnetz am Heck. Sie wurden immer wieder angegriffen und mussten zurückweichen. Bis englische und schwere Kreuzer auftauchten und die österreichischen Schiffe sich zurückzogen. Österreichische U-Boote überwanden diese Barriere ins Mittelmeer ohne Probleme.

    • @GreatPolishWingedHussars
      @GreatPolishWingedHussars Месяц назад

      @@romanhoffmann5540 You create your own imaginary reality with the comment like with the video. Yes, the Italian fleet had to stay in the ports for fear of the powerful Austrian fleet. But wait a minute. The Italians didn't have to be afraid of the Austrian fleet at all. Because the Austrian fleet has hidden in the ports for fear of Italian MAS motor torpedo boats. This fleet was not safe even the ports because the MAS motor torpedo boats also sank the Austrian ships in the harbors. Like, for example, at the raid on the night of 9-10 December 1917, while the coastal defense ships SMS Wien were at anchor in Trieste, two Italian MAS motor torpedo boats managed to penetrate the harbour defences undetected and fired several torpedoes at the ship. The ship was struck by two torpedoes and sank in less than five minutes. At the Otranto Barrier, the MAS motor torpedo boats were crucial and guarded it very successfully, which is why the Austrian fleet was completely blocked. As I described in my comment above, at the end of the war in 1918, the Austrian fleet once tried to break through the Otranto Barrier, whereby a battleship was sunk and the entire Austrian fleet fled into the harbors in panic from the Italian MAS motor torpedo boats. It was also difficult for the Austrians to surprise the Italians because the Italians monitored the Adriatic well from the air with reconnaissance aircraft. The MAS motor torpedo boats were also supported from the air by torpedo bombers. By the way, not a single MAS motor torpedo boat was damaged in the battle! Only one MAS motor torpedo boat was lost in the entire war. There were no British involved in this battle! The Italians didn't need the British to block the Austrian fleet. Furthermore, it is true that the Austrian submarines were able to overcome the Otranto Barrage. But this was also a very dangerous and massive fleet of 27 submarines. This very large number of Austrian submarines were of course a decisive factor in this war! :) Just as the Italians successfully blockaded the Adriatic, the British also successfully blockaded Constantinople with the Bosphorus Strait. The Entente controlled the Mediterranean and the Central Powers could only operate in the Mediterranean with submarines. The Allied navies were able to sail relatively freely throughout the Mediterranean by keeping the Central Powers' surface units bottled up in either the Adriatic or at Constantinople. This freedom of movement was tremendously important for the Allies, as they were not only able to keep open their supply routes to Egypt with the Suez Canal for example. ÜBRIGENS? Du hast den Kommentar halb auf Deutsch geschrieben! Woher hast du gewusst, dass ich akzentfrei Deutsch kann und das deshalb auch auf Deutsch verstehe? Bist du ein Medium mit übersinnlichen Fähigkeiten oder ein Agent, der mich ausspioniert hat? Fragen über Fragen? :)

    • @romanhoffmann5540
      @romanhoffmann5540 Месяц назад

      @@GreatPolishWingedHussars At the Otranto Barrier, the MAS motor torpedo boats were crucial and guarded it very successfully, which is why the Austrian fleet was completely blocked. where is that written? Combat divers with bombs entered the harbor and not torpedo boats. Where do you get the funny stories from? The harbor was secured with mines and iron nets. No enemy boats could simply enter the harbor. Wenn Sie deutsch können lesen Sie die zwei Bände von Brigadier Karl Gruber. www.miliz.at/de/shop/militaergeschichte-bis-1930/seemacht-band-2

    • @romanhoffmann5540
      @romanhoffmann5540 Месяц назад

      @@GreatPolishWingedHussars www.diepresse.com/5318577/das-versunkene-kriegsschiff-wien-soll-geborgen-werden Das mit den Torpedpbooten und der SMS Wien haben sie recht.

  • @RayyMusik
    @RayyMusik 2 месяца назад

    „Die Dre-ad-nuggs der K.u.k-Marine …“ 😅 Ist noch ein weiter Weg für die Künstliche Idiotie …

  • @timschaecher2899
    @timschaecher2899 2 месяца назад

    Dumbest AI voice I have heard yet...good information though.

    • @GreatPolishWingedHussars
      @GreatPolishWingedHussars Месяц назад

      Not good information, because crucial facts are missing like the fact that the Austrian navy was completely useless. This navy was trapped in the ports in the Adriatic throughout the First World War because the Italians very successfully blocked the entire Austrian fleet in the so-called Otranto Barrage with fast MAS motor torpedo boats and prevented it from leaving the Adriatic. The Austrians then made a miserable attempt to break through the Otranto Barrage in June 1918. This attack was carried out by all four ships of the Tegetthoff class but was abandoned on the morning of 10 June after this ship were attacked by tiny, fast and very maneuverable Italian motor torpedo boats in which the Szent István was sunk with torpedoes. By the way, the Szent István is the only battleship whose sinking was filmed during World War I

  • @maximushartung
    @maximushartung 2 месяца назад

    Seemacht unter ROTWEISROTER FLAGGE? Ich dachte die Farben der Donaumonarchie waren SCHWARZGELB.

    • @alexzenz760
      @alexzenz760 2 месяца назад

      Schwarz - Gold für habsburg.

    • @juppkrawalleck4511
      @juppkrawalleck4511 Месяц назад

      Österreich - Ungarn = rot weiß rot Deutschland = schwarz weiß rot SchwarGelb = ???????

    • @wollesk53schneider42
      @wollesk53schneider42 Месяц назад

      @@juppkrawalleck4511 Österreichisches Kaiserreich Die Flagge besteht aus schwarzen und gelben horizontalen Streifen und ähnelt der Flagge von München und Namur in Deutschland bzw. Belgien. Die Flagge tauchte erstmals im 18. Jahrhundert auf und wurde 1804 als Zivilflagge zugelassen.

  • @A.G.798
    @A.G.798 2 месяца назад

    Sehr interessanter und informativer Beitrag ❤ herzlichen Dank dafür. Da man nur wenige info's über die K .und K. Marine sonst findet. Besonders eindrucksvoll ist die Aufstellung der schweren Artellerie in 4 x Drillingstürme, sehr Eindrucksvoll und Kampfstark, so hätte die Deutsche Hochsee Flotte das auch machen müssen, und nicht die billigere Zwillingstürme einbauen.

    • @romanhoffmann5540
      @romanhoffmann5540 2 месяца назад

      ... Sie besaßen insgesamt zwölf schwere 30,5-cm-Geschütze in vier Drillingstürmen, welche in überhöhter Endaufstellung montiert waren. Auf einen Turm mittschiffs konnte so verzichtet werden. Die k.u.k Marine folgte damit amerikanischen Vorbildern, ... .wikipedia

    • @A.G.798
      @A.G.798 2 месяца назад

      @@romanhoffmann5540 ja ist Bekannt, und sehr Modern und Effektiv, außerdem es sieht sehr gut aus !

    • @romanhoffmann5540
      @romanhoffmann5540 2 месяца назад

      @@A.G.798 Danke. Die Szent István werde ich anfang 2025 bauen, und dann ein Video ...

    • @hogglethegreat
      @hogglethegreat Месяц назад

      Das hat nichts mit billig zu tun das sind Überlegungen was in einem Trefferfall passiert.....wenn ein Turm der Drillingsgeschütze ausgeschaltet wird hat es gleich ein Viertel weniger Feuerkraft das hatten die deutschen Konstruktionen nicht...auch war der Panzerschutz der deutschen Konstruktionen im allgemeinen besser als die der Österreicher was sich ja im Gefecht an der Doggerbank und bei der Skagerrak Schlacht auf deutscher Seite Recht gut zeigte....

  • @MaxAfterburner
    @MaxAfterburner 2 месяца назад

    I found the photo etch for the torpedo netting deck to be a nightmare! It looks like you handled it well 😊😊

  • @derbaumschupser9130
    @derbaumschupser9130 2 месяца назад

    Trumpeter hat einige schöne modelle im Programm und die Qualität stimmt.❤

  • @Kaiserzeit1871
    @Kaiserzeit1871 2 месяца назад

    Guck an. Ich wußte gar nicht das Trumpeter dieses tolle Modell im Angebot hat.

  • @philRminiatures
    @philRminiatures Год назад

    Nicely done!

  • @philRminiatures
    @philRminiatures Год назад

    Superb details!

  • @jasonmussett2129
    @jasonmussett2129 Год назад

    Excellent 👍

  • @kronusnt1637
    @kronusnt1637 Год назад

    Excellent job!! Impeccable painting.👍