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MODEL SHIPWAYS 2263 124 Gunboat Philadelphia 1776 Model Ship Kit FREE SHIP

December 6, 2019 | model

New from Battlefield Legends Toys & Hobbies! MODEL SHIPWAYS 2263 MODEL GUNBOAT PHILADELPHIA 1776. ASSEMBLY, PAINT AND GLUE REQUIRED TO COMPLETE MODEL AS PICTURED. NEW, FACTORY SEALED STORE STOCK. This is a Model Shipways 2263 1:24 Scale Gunboat Philadelphia 1776. Benedict Arnolds gunboats (gundalos or gondolas, as they were called at the time) were the […]

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MODEL SHIPWAYS Gunboat Philadelphia wood boat ship model kit NEW

April 15, 2018 | model

Museum quality wooden planked model kit. Made in the U. Launched in August of 1776, the gunboat. Is the oldest American fighting vessel in existence. Part of the American fleet commanded by General Benedict Arnold, she sank on October 11, 1776 during the Battle of Valcour Island against the Royal Navy on Lake Champlain. She […]

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Model Shipways Gunboat Philadelphia Wood/Metal Kit Sale 55% off & Ships Free

March 29, 2016 | model

A division of Model Expo. Get-To-Know-Us Sale – Save 55%. GUNBOAT PHILADELPHIA, 1776 Launched in August of 1776, the gunboat Philadelphia is the oldest American fighting vessel in existence. Part of the American fleet commanded by General Benedict Arnold, she sank on October 11, 1776 during the Battle of Valcour Island against the Royal Navy […]

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Model Shipways Gunboat Philadelphia Wood/Metal Kit Sale 55% off & Ships Free

March 15, 2016 | model

A division of Model Expo. Get-To-Know-Us Sale – Save 55%. GUNBOAT PHILADELPHIA, 1776 Launched in August of 1776, the gunboat Philadelphia is the oldest American fighting vessel in existence. Part of the American fleet commanded by General Benedict Arnold, she sank on October 11, 1776 during the Battle of Valcour Island against the Royal Navy […]

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