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Funniest AI Video Of Gun Handling

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First off, here is the sidebar thumbnail. Really funny by itself and what caught my attention.

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Here's the video:



The real fun starts at about 5:30.. Make sure you put your drinks down.

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Here is a screen shot of a gun being loaded.ROTF
 
First off, here is the sidebar thumbnail. Really funny by itself and what caught my attention.

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Here's the video:



The real fun starts at about 5:30.. Make sure you put your drinks down.

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Here is a screen shot of a gun being loaded.ROTF
So they finally are showing the breech loading cannons of the 18th century British navy. It was a well kept secret. UNTIL NOW! :rolleyes:
 
First off, here is the sidebar thumbnail. Really funny by itself and what caught my attention.

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Here's the video:



The real fun starts at about 5:30.. Make sure you put your drinks down.

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Here is a screen shot of a gun being loaded.ROTF
So who was the chap looking in from outboard, through the gunpoint??
I don't object to AI creating images etc, but surely SOMEBODY could tell it that it had got it so very badly wrong!!!
 
Over the pst 50 years I was on her 5 times from fully mast and in many modes of restoration. Up there with the most memorable experiences I ever had ever. Event hough a lot of the AI is not perfect, the overall production captures the scale and life style on board. During the Nelson ira, The captain was about 6ft 4" tall and I'm only 5'5" I could never figure out how he could move about below decks. Perhaps he never ad to HA!
 
Fun video .... a lot to digest , a good deal of this is very accurate but with some Oooopsies.
 
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