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1/350 Iron Shipwright 4065 USS Salt Lake City CA-25 Resin Model Kit
USS Salt Lake City CA-25. Resin & Brass & Photo Etched Parts. Never before available in 1/350 scale. Will require skills with Superglue, Soldering Gun, sanding, painting, PE brass & probably some putty work. Made in the USA. The kit does come with decals for the Pensacola. This is a poured resin hull in 1 […]
Model Shipways NIAGARA BATTLE LAKE ERIE 164 SCALE Wooden Ship Model Kit
Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry took command of the American naval forces at Lake Erie in the spring of 1813. After three hours of murderous gunfire, Perry was forced to abandon his flagship, the. In a daring move, he was rowed a half mile to the. From which he continued the attack. And penned a quick […]
Model Shipways NIAGARA BATTLE LAKE ERIE 164 SCALE Wooden Ship Model Kit
Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry took command of the American naval forces at Lake Erie in the spring of 1813. After three hours of murderous gunfire, Perry was forced to abandon his flagship, the. In a daring move, he was rowed a half mile to the. From which he continued the attack. And penned a quick […]
Model Shipways MS2240 Niagara Battle Lake Erie 164 Scale Ship Build Kit
Note: Display base and pedestals not included with kit. 1813 Niagara Battle Lake Eerie. Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry took command of the American naval forces at Lake Erie in the spring of 1813. After three hours of murderous gunfire, Perry was forced to abandon his flagship, the Lawrence. In a daring move, he was rowed […]
Dumas 1270 33 City of Buffalo 1800s Lake Steamer Ferry Passenger Ship Kit 1/4
O Scale 2 Rail. The City of Buffalo is a beautiful example of the Steamboats that flourished on the resort lakes of the north eastern United States in the late 1800’s and early 1900’s. Pierce, she was built in Jamestown New York, and launched in 1890 on Chautauqua Lake in New York. Unfortunately like so […]
Model Shipways Niagara Battle Lake Erie 164 Scale Ship Model Kit (MS2240)
After three hours of murderous gunfire, Perry was forced to abandon his flagship, the Lawrence. In a daring move, he was rowed a half mile to the Niagara, from which he continued the attack. This decisive victory at the Battle of Lake Erie ensured American control of the Great Lakes during the War of 1812. […]