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Monitor and Merrimack Civil War Set Plastic Model Kit
Monitor and Merrimack Civil War Set Plastic Model Kit
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Monitor measures 8.25" long and Merrimac measures 15" long. Please note this model comes from Lindberg tooling, not the Pyro tooling. The Merrimac scale is 1/300 and the Monitor is 1/210 scale. Both Iron clad ships included. Comes with seascape base and individual display bases, if you choose not to use the sea scape base. Also includes updated decals and historical booklet, and detailed instructions. Molded in light gray.
On March 9, 1862 a naval battle took place off the coast of Virginia that would forever change warfare at sea. This infamous battle is relived with Atlantis Models "The Battle of the Ironclads" historical diorama scene. This plastic model set comes with a historical booklet describing the Battle of Hampton Roads and the development of the first ironclad ships leading up to the faceoff. Perfect for a school project. The ships also come with their own individual display stands and nameplates. This great moment in history changed naval warfare forever and made every other navy in the world obsolete. It was an awesome and dangerous achievement in a sad and bitter war.
On March 9, 1862 a naval battle took place off the coast of Virginia that would forever change warfare at sea. This infamous battle is relived with Atlantis Models "The Battle of the Ironclads" historical diorama scene. This plastic model set comes with a historical booklet describing the Battle of Hampton Roads and the development of the first ironclad ships leading up to the faceoff. Perfect for a school project. The ships also come with their own individual display stands and nameplates. This great moment in history changed naval warfare forever and made every other navy in the world obsolete. It was an awesome and dangerous achievement in a sad and bitter war.
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