WELCOME TO THE I.Y.O.A.
***NEWS UPDATED 12-7-06***Welcome to the homepage of the International Yamato Owners Assosciation. This homepage is dedicated solely to the communication and expression of radio-controlled models of the Yamato-class battleships. I created this page to celebrate the construction of my own radio-controlled model of the IJN MUSASHI, during her 2006 construction. It quickly evolved into a wider role, with a mission to collect all R/C Yamatos into one definative website.
What I have attempted to do here is create an online center for information about the radio-controlled Yamatos sailing around the world today, and whenever possible, to credit the individual modelers who created them. Below you will find a navigation bar taking you to pages devoted to each known R/C Yamato as well as a World Locator Map, showing where in the world Yamatos are known to be sailing. You will also find a links page with links to relevant sites spanning Yamato, battleship, and all radio-controlled scale boat interests.
Please take your time to look around the site. Email me with comments or questions. If you know of a R/C Yamato which is NOT featured on this site, PLEASE let me know and I would be happy to add it to the online family of Yamatos.
As models of the most intimidating warship ever built, radio-controlled Yamatos are special among R/C boats. They deserve to have a special place on the internet.
Barrett Hochhaus
diamondback78@hotmail.com
posted by Barrett Hochhaus | 5:21 PM
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Hello. I have just purchased a Yamato and wish to r/c it while i build it. What next...? Who can advise...?
Hello David, sorry for the very late reply!
Here is definately the best place to ask for advice and get tips/examples from others-
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?t=558375
Hope to see you there!
I have had my current Yamato since last Christmas but, have been unable to start on it dues to other builds I wanted to finish. I should get started on it in about a month. This is my second Yamato, my first was back in 81 when I lived in Hong Kong. unfortunately it no longer exsists
Hello scarecrow. Barrett Here. Let me know how your build goes! What scale is she? Send some info to my email address on the main page. I'd love to hear from you and good luck!
hi
i have been building on and off now for 3 years Yamato at a scale of 1:96 - just over 9 foot long
I have completed the glassfiber hull and the prop shafts and am currently installing the motor gear,batteries, etc and making the balast weights aprox 45kg in total so they can be removable but not so while sailing.
Ian
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