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Fallen Timbers US Navy oiler
Just finished; glue still drying.
Downloaded from Ships and Maritime Hardware. BP |
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My, oh, my, there's a lot of little stuff on there. Great job
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Nice looking oiler.
I can only remember one time when I was topside during an unrep. All of the rest of the times I was either in the engineroom or engineering central control.
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Bob,
super looking model love the detail. what did you do get new glasses to work in this scale? Jim
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Very nice indeed, for me it would have to be double the scale to build though.I'm too old and shaky.
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Looks good, what is the scale?
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Nice work on Wayne's T-2, Bob!
Incidentally, USMC Fallen Timbers (Maritime Commission Hull Number 803) was built at the Kaiser Swan Island Shipyard in Portland, Oregon, was launched on 21 April 1943 and completed in May of 1943. There is a lot of information about the U.S. Maritime Commission T-2 tankers is available at T2 Tanker Page Images of Fallen Timbers and its subsequent manifestations are at Fallen Timbers A lot of T-2s were named after American battles. The Battle of Fallen Timbers was the last battle of the Northwest Indian Wars and was fought on 20 August 1794. Soldiers of the Legion of the United States (as the U.S. Regular Army was known at that time) commanded by General Anthony Wayne and the Kentucky Militia commanded by General Charles Scott defeated a combined force of Shawnee, Ottawa, and other Native American warriors near the Maumee River in Ohio. Fallen Timbers Battlefield and Fort Miamis National Historic Site (U.S. National Park Service) I'm looking forward to your next build, Bob. Don Last edited by Don Boose; 02-09-2021 at 02:10 PM. |
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size?
Howdy Joe 711
Three Parts pages Printed on letter size 110 Lb cardstock Page boarder should measure 10 X 7 for 1/600 Scale. My parts pages printed out at 9 X 6 3/8*making the tiny parts that much smaller. BP |
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Jim,
After this exercise the GPM small parts are big. I'll still hafta use magnifiers though. Again, thank you for the gift. Bob |
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... the funnel and all the round bits are 110 lb cardstock?
(your skill is practically magical....) P-lite |
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