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Finally, in the early morning of June 12, 1982, the long-awaited opportunity arose for the men commanded by Captain Pérez. That night the radar detected a British ship that was at 29,960 meters in the direction of 201º 22', having thus entered the range of the missiles. All the steps for the Exocet shot were quickly executed, which this time came out correctly oriented and hit the target after a few minutes that seemed endless, causing a great glow that indicated the success achieved. As was learned months later from British sources, the ship hit was the HMS Glamorgan and the impact occurred in the stern sector. Her officer of the watch, Ian Inskip, ordered a timely turn to starboard upon detecting the approaching missile, thus preventing the impact from occurring amidships, where it could have caused devastating damage. The success achieved had a wide impact on senior naval commanders around the world. After the fall of Puerto Argentino, the British carried out an in-depth analysis of the missile installation that remained on the islands. They were amazed that with such improvised means they had managed to put such a powerful warship out of action. This achievement of Captain Pérez, achieved with very low-cost equipment and incomplete information, earned him decorations from the Argentine Navy and the National Congress. He was also appointed Naval Attaché in France, where he was awarded the "Ordre National du Mérite" in the rank of Commander.

Thank you so much! Glad you like it! 😀

Thank you so much! Unfortunately, I don't have any means to make instructions... 🥲

So glad that you like it!

The Zara was the first that I made. It gave me the will to make all following ships! And that ruined my bank account! 😅

Gracie! :D

Wow, I'm truly grateful for your comment! Each year I make a new Fleet Display and right now I'm starting a new Display, this time about the Japanese Maritime Self defense force! I'm sure you will love it too! 🙂

@@joaoonda I'm not really a fan of modern ships, to be honest. I prefer the period between 1845 (launch ofH.M.S. Warrior) and 1945 (end of WW2)

@@user-mi8ef4qd2k well, I'm sure I will be back to that period very quickly.😅

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Nice! Do you have pictures of them?

Thank you! Sadly, I don't. It takes a lot of time to make them 🥲

Fantastico! Muchas gracias

No sorry... but they are for sale at Brickmania for example..

Yap

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That's literally what I do! 😅 But some people prefer to just buy whats avaliable instead of spending their time and money to collect those parts 😉

Indeed

Which one exactly?

@@joaoonda I forgot but I found out but I think it was the red four digit one (don’t remember number )

@@Airplanefan-ps3is I must add it to my next video

Someday... 😆

1) Yes, the Americans surrendered to the Japanese in 1942! Yes, the Americans were defeated and were forced to deliver this island fortress to the Japanese. 2) I never said that it was literally a Battleship, I said it was "kinda" like one, it was a lyric reference. The fortress was well known at the time and since then as "concrete Battleship". 3) the fortress was built as a deterrent but was actually used in combat and shelled the Japanese invasion forced that attacked the Island of Corregidor. Only when Corregidor was conquered they decided to surrender since they didnt have enough water inside

​@@joaoonda correction on number 1: it's more like the americans left the Philippines (which surrendered on April 10, 1942) to go back and get it later

@@wilfredrowanserilo3234 so they just surrendered without actually being there? 😅 MacArthur left the area pronouncing his famous words "I shall return" but while he did that, the men at Corregidor and Fort Drum were forced to stay behind and hold the "fort" until MacArthur was safe. After that, they surrendered and they were very very poorly treated by the Japanese. Only around 38 men of the entire crew of Fort Drum survived the War

Could be, off course. Some people also say that it's the Boeing YF-32...

Do you know an Aerobatic team that uses the Mig-21? Also, the nose and wings are different than the Mig-21, its literally the F-16

Someday... 😅

Yes, I already made that video 😁

TF-1?

@@joaoonda task force 1, the worlds first nuclear task force, including USS enterprise, Long Beach, and bainbridge (I think)

@@nursestoyland i will think about that 🙂

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Thank you so much!

Yes, but that's not a disguised aircraft, its an adaptation of a real design

I'm working on it 😅

Awesome! Thank you!

Its all explained in this video: ruclips.net/video/RkyoCGPc4Sw/видео.html

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@joaoonda Currently, I do not have any pictures of my LEGO spaceship MOC builds on Deviantart right now, but I hope to eventually as soon as my Dad finds time off of work due to him being Iowa State Law Attorney/Lawyer. QUESTION: BTW do you ever use the Community tab on your youtube channel (It's like a secondary youtube comments section for you to post images on and to also announce what projects you're doing)?

Thanks Jim! Glad to help! 😅

Quite a room, don´t you think? :D

Yes.. or the F-35... who has one engine...

@@joaoonda literaly every other detail about it (intakes, rear wings, fins, even the top of the fusaloge) looked like the f22.

@@irrelEvant5352 so, its a combination of the two 😅

@@joaoonda yea kinda 1 big f35 detail and lots of smaller f22 details

@@irrelEvant5352 😁

Thank you so much! Subscribed your channel too! 😀

@@joaoonda thanks man. same here!

@@Rula2020 😉

Ahahaha! Thank you! I do have a Tie Bomber box on the corner :D

Thank you so much!

Thank you, most of them are. Some are mini-scale 😀

Glad you like it!

@@joaoonda I wish I had a collection like that have a great week dude.

@@Protoraptor69 thank you so much! The same to you! 😁