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| C.S.S. David model 1/32 : Special Price: 129.95 plus S&H ( Product # 32-002) | ||
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C.S.S. DAVID" Confederate
Torpedo Boat. Fast, steam powered, built in Charleston by David Ebaugh.
Used a spar torpedo like the "Hunley". Attacked "U.S.S. New Ironsides"
damaging it badly. She was out of the war until near the end. A successful
design, she inspired the building of 11 more boats, one of 100' length.
29" long 1/32d scale. #32-002 $129.95 Item Name: CSS David model 1/32
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| C.S.S. Pioneer model 1/32 : Special Price: 89.95 plus S&H ( Product # 32-004) | ||
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Built by Horace L. Hunley in New Orleans near the
beginning of the Civil War for use against the Federal blockade. Her
design was very successful in trials. When the city fell to Union assault,
the sub had to be scuttled in a canal, while Hunley moved to Mobile to
begin work on the submarine H.L. HUNLEY. The PIONEER was later discovered
by the Union and pulled out of the canal. It rotted for about ten years
until sold for scrap. Simple to build, about a dozen pieces, a good way
to get into resin model kit construction. Scale: 1/32nd. Approx. 13" long
overall. # 32-004 Price $ 89.95 Item Name: CSS Pioneer model 1/32
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| Turtle 1/32 : Special Price: 79.95 plus S&H ( Product # 32-005) | ||
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David Bushnell's 1776 American Revolutionary
Submarine. The first practical sub in history. Made of oak staves like a
barrel, it was built for use against the British. It was lost and has
never been found or its fate revealed by Bushnell. It was to deliver
mines against the British ships. Approx. 3" h, 1/32nd scale. Kit #32-005
$79.95 Item Name: Turtle 1/32
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| *USS KEOKUK 1/96 : Special Price: 149.95 plus S&H ( Product # 96-001) AUGUST ONLY | ||
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"The Keokuk
sank off the south end of Morris Island, at half-past eight o’clock the
following morning (Apr11 8). Her smoke-stack and turrets are now visible at low
water. From her wreck floated ashore a book, a spy-glass, and pieces of
furniture bespattered with blood, and small fragments of iron sticking in them.
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This kit is 19 1/2 " long and features Bluejackets brand metal fittings. It is also designed as a partially cutaway kit (gun towers only). Sunk just outside the entrance to Charleston Harbor during a failed Union attack of the city' defenses, this kit is fairly easy to build, and will make a very unusual addition to the Squadrons of Charleston collection.
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