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Image 1 — 3d printed MV Sewol ferry model that sinks
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3d printed MV Sewol ferry model that sinks

In April 16, 2014, 102 years and 1 day after Titanic did, a ferry ship in South Korea called Sewol sank, taking the lives of 304 people, including 250 children on a field trip to Jeju Island. The event exposed the incompetence and corruption surrounding the government, company, and captain of the ship.

But the point is that I made a model of it. Using images I found of the ship online, I did multiple 3d scans to get the right appearance and edited them into an accurate creation of the ferry, then printed them out to make the ship, making it in a way so the ship would sink accurately to the real deal after floating a bit. Sorry that I didn't take any pictures of the interior of the model, but I put an upside down bulkhead near the prow so water would enter there last in order to get the ship's bow bulb to stick out before it went under.

Please note that this model is NOT to disrespect the families of the victims or justify the actions of the perpetrators; it is just a project I made for fun because I didn't see anyone else do it first.

u/Cutercills_9x9 — 4 days ago
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3d printed MV Sewol ferry model that sinks

In April 16, 2014, 102 years and 1 day after Titanic did, a ferry ship in South Korea called Sewol sank, taking the lives of 304 people, including 250 children on a field trip to Jeju Island. The event exposed the incompetence and corruption surrounding the government, company, and captain of the ship.

But the point is that I made a model of it. Using images I found of the ship online, I did multiple 3d scans to get the right appearance and edited them into an accurate creation of the ferry, then printed them out to make the ship, making it in a way so the ship would sink accurately to the real deal after floating a bit. Sorry that I didn't take any pictures of the interior of the model, but I put an upside down bulkhead near the prow so water would enter there last in order to get the ship's bow bulb to stick out before it went under.

Please note that this model is NOT to disrespect the families of the victims or justify the actions of the perpetrators; it is just a project I made for fun because I didn't see anyone else do it first.

u/Cutercills_9x9 — 2 months ago
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I am thinking about writing a book about a secret underground resistance that sneaks into North Korea intending to liberate it from the inside. I want some ideas for certain scenes put in the body text.

-I need some more knowledge about how some defectors managed to sneak back into the country, as this will be where the protagonist and his men enter undetected.

-For the entire story, the liberators sneak around disguised as North Korean soldiers and sometimes police officers.

-The liberators start hiding pamphlets explaining the truth about North Korea in public and also people's properties, trying to start an uprising.

-Some liberators and the protagonist end up disabling Kim Jong Un's nuclear network systems.

-There is a scene where one liberator is sent to a prison camp and initiates a successful riot.

-In the climax, the protagonist and his men begin to kill all of North Korea's top politicians, including Kim Jong-Un, his sister, and other top officials. They sneak into the politicians' offices and also Kim Jong Un's residence before using guns, knives, and even mustard gas to stage this mass assassination. I want someone to tell me how someone could possibly trespass into governmental buildings.

I just want advice because obviously AI probably won't do a good job with making it accurate if I asked them and I'm sure many of you guys are more familiar with stuff going on there than me.

Oh, and BTW, I'm not sure if this counts as a "discussion" or "question". I'm sorry if "discussion" isn't right.

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u/Cutercills_9x9 — 3 months ago