I have noticed a somewhat sparse offerings for the Early-war Auxiliaries, both of the USN, her allies, and those of the Axis.
This hopefully will begin to amass the information needed for either scratch-building these ships, or to promote the construction of a kit (resin or otherwise).
The Patoka-class included the following ships:
USS Patoka (AO-9)
USS Sapelo (AO-11)
USS Ramapo (AO-12)
USS Trinity (AO-13)
USS Rappidan (AO-18)
USS Salinas (AO-19)
USS Sepulga (AO-20)
USS Tippecanoe (AO-21)
The Alameda-class Oilers included the following ships:
USS Alameda (AO-10)
USS Laramie (AO-16)
The Kaweah-class included the following ships:
USS Kaweah (AO-15)
USS Mattole (AO-17)
I have seen some sources group the Alameda and Kaweah-classes into a single class.
I have tried to see if anyone makes any of these, but have yet find anything but a Loose Canon version of the USS Patoka in 1/700 (which I happen to like),
BUT which is of the ship outfitted with the tower for mooring Blimps and Dirigibles.
I don't know how reliable it is, but the site
Pacific War Online - Patoka-class Oilers says that they were not generally equipped for underway Replenishment, making them one of the few classes not so equipped (the same site says that the Kanawha-class, which is slightly older that the Patoka-class, did have UnRep capabilities, due to being 4 to 5 knots faster.
I would not even know where to begin to find blueprints for most. Floating Drydock has plans for the USS Rappidan (AO-18), for 1941, which would be a start for the other ships in the class (assuming sources could be found to differentiate them).
But.... I figured that if these ships are going to get any attention, they needed to be at least included in a CASF thread.
Never mind that the Cimarron-class doesn't seem to have a thread either.
MB