1/700 Post War USN - One of each class.

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Re: 1/700 Post War - One of each class.

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Superb Carl, got to be one of your best :thumbs_up_1:

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johndon wrote:Superb Carl, got to be one of your best :thumbs_up_1:

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Its his best until his next one :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :thumbs_up_1: :wave_1:
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Thanks, John! :wave_1: Thanks, Nektarios! :wave_1:

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I've got a couple more kits for your list, just for completeness sake.. :-)

CL-106 Fargo (Niko)
CA-122 Oregon City (Niko)

I'd suggest building the CA as the Rochester (CA-124), as it served the longest of the class (in CA guise, that is).

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SebastianP wrote:I've got a couple more kits for your list, just for completeness sake.. :-)

CL-106 Fargo (Niko)
CA-122 Oregon City (Niko)

I'd suggest building the CA as the Rochester (CA-124), as it served the longest of the class (in CA guise, that is).

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Thanks, Sebastian! I've added those to my wish list. Thanks for reviewing my One of Each Class list and collection.

At the Nationals, I picked up the following kits:

1/700 USS Independence LCS-2 - DRAGON
1/700 USS Springfield - Niko
1/700 USS Worcester - Admiralty Model Works
1/700 USS Albany - JAG
1/700 USS Kilauea - Ships & Co.
1/700 USS Vulcan AR - Loose Cannon (to be converted to the USS AJAX AR-6)

I also picked up some Tom's Modelworks PE and The Resin Shipyard items.
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When you get to it Carl, would you mind telling of the quality of the Admiralty Worcester kit? I have been waiting to hear of a build-up of it. Thanks.
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Sr. Gopher wrote:When you get to it Carl, would you mind telling of the quality of the Admiralty Worcester kit? I have been waiting to hear of a build-up of it. Thanks.
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The USS Worcester kit was on my shopping list that I prepared weeks before leaving for the Nationals.

I am expecting absolutely no disappointments with my Admiralty Worcester kit. The in-the-box examination is very, impressive. I can't recall ever hearing or reading anything negative with Admiralty products.

I met Pavel Vacata, in person, this weekend and he seems to be nothing but confident with all of his products. I got the sense, from him, of extreme self-pride in his work and deep concern to please the customers. He loves to show off every model and accessory on his table. Jon Iverson was helping him do that at the Nationals, as well.

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Pavel only brought 3 Worcester kits with him and they all sold. I told Pavel that he could mail my model to me, later, which allowed him to sell that third and last Worcester kit to someone else.
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Carl,

I think you will like that 1/700 USS Springfield - Niko too. I have one and I am just waiting to start after some other kits I get done first.

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My navy base dio is filling up with completed and future projects.....

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Already awesome looking navy base Carl! :-D
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Lazarus wrote:Already awesome looking navy base Carl! :-D
Thanks, Mate! And thanks for checking and chiming in!
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Here's a new addition to my collection that I'm working on. I bought this at the Nationals, last week.

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Starting on creating the wake........

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NukeMM wrote:My navy base dio is filling up with completed and future projects.....

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What`s that on the far right only partially visable? An NTU CG?
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That's just the Dragon CGN-38 USS Virginia, if I'm reading you correctly.
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Timmy C wrote:That's just the Dragon CGN-38 USS Virginia, if I'm reading you correctly.
I'm not quite reading you, Timmy. What do you mean? :huh:
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Replying to Gone Asiatic's question on what's the "partially visible" ship on the far right - I don't see anything that's "partially" visible, but I'm guessing he's referring to the Virginia with the SPS-48 radar.
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Timmy C wrote:Replying to Gone Asiatic's question on what's the "partially visible" ship on the far right - I don't see anything that's "partially" visible, but I'm guessing he's referring to the Virginia with the SPS-48 radar.
OH! I didn't see Asiatic's post and question.

Yes. Timmy is right........that's the DRAGON USS Virginia. Sorry for my confusion! :scratch: :doh_1:

The ones in the background (unstarted) are the JAG Albany and Admiralty Worcester. There's an unstarted CAP Whipple FFG and a Niko Coontz, there too.

The others are my Sumner FRAM II, Brooke FFG, and Scott DDG.

The whole harbor is still a work in progress.
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Looking good!

Were there still Atlanta class cruisers in service (i guess that's the one far from finished with many gun-slots in the far left) while the Virginia's had Harpoon's and Tomahawks?
It looks kind of weird to me.

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tweety777 wrote:
Were there still Atlanta class cruisers in service (i guess that's the one far from finished with many gun-slots in the far left)
I'm pretty sure that's a Worcester class....an Atlanta with 6 twin 6"/47 DP AA guns
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