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USS
NORTH
CAROLINA
BB-55 battleship model
USS North Carolina is the
lead ship of the North Carolina class of fast
battleships. The historic ship that launched an aircraft using
a catapult is located here:
ACR-12.
Battleship USS North Carolina is the lead ship of her
battleship class. She was the first vessel of
the type built for the United States Navy under
the Washington Treaty system. USS North Carolina was laid
down in 1937 and completed in April 1941, while the
United States was still neutral during World War II. BB-55 took part
in every major naval offensive in the Pacific war to
become the most highly decorated American battleship
of World War II, accumulating 15 battle stars.
On 6 September 1961, USS
North Carolina was transferred to the state of North
Carolina. After her
berth was completed, she was formally opened as a museum
on 29 April 1962. In 1964, a Kingfisher that had crashed
in British Columbia, Canada, during the war and then
subsequently salvaged was donated to the museum. The
battleship was declared a National Historic Landmark on
10 November 1982. BB-55 is in excellent condition and
remained in her wartime configuration.
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This primarily wood USS North Carolina model
features
camouflage paint and wood deck.
Its paint is matte, not shiny like a plastic toy. Its hull is accurate and beautiful.
Propellers are correct, with a pair of 5-bladed
another 4-bladed
44" long x 11"
tall x 7" wide (1/200 scale)$4,970 Shipping
and insurance in the contiguous USA included.
Other
places: $500 flat rate.
25" long x 9.5"
tall x 5" wide
(1/350 scale)
$2,790
Shipping
and insurance in the contiguous USA included.
Other
places: $300 flat rate.
Models
are built per commission only.
We require only a small deposit to start the
process.
The remaining balance won't be due until the model
is completed.
Click here
for lead time.
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Learn more about the
USS North Carolina here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_North_Carolina_(BB-55)
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