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CVE Sangamon Model

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Check out this 1:72nd scale model of CVE 26 Sangamon
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ORIGINAL: Heeward

Check out this 1:72nd scale model of CVE 26 Sangamon

Um....

[:D][:D][:D][:D]
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ORIGINAL: Dixie

ORIGINAL: Heeward

Check out this 1:72nd scale model of CVE 26 Sangamon

Um....

[:D][:D][:D][:D]

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Looks more like a 1:7200000000000 model [:D]
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That's invisible.
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ORIGINAL: Heeward

Check out this 1:72nd scale model of CVE 26 Sangamon

where is it? [&:]
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We have to use our imaginations.
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Oh no, not the imaginaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaation song from South Park........
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Wow! That's fantastic!
meanwhile, the next model along the catwalk is wearing a fetching ensemble designed for the new Emperor...
 
 
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Check out this 1:72nd scale model of CVE 26 Sangamon
 
Ok MPAAD - you want a link:
 
http://usns.biz/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=96&Itemid=124
 
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Nice.
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Wow, five years ![&o]
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That is impressive.  Imagine how many turns of WitP you'd need to play to finish that beast between them [X(][X(]
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I thought it was a stealth ship until the link.  [:)]

That looks great, the time spent was staggering.
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Nice.  Large ship models are intriguing, but boy do they take up space!

At the Nuremburg Toy Fair last year, someone introduced a 1/72 scale Bismarck model in injection molded plastic.  Haven't heard anything more since though.  It was enormous.

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Beautiful looking ship. Odd looking bow wave.
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Wow, just wow. I am awed.
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Awesome!!! Definitely a labor-of-love. Very impressive, although the paint job on the TBMs could have been alot better, well, the F6Fs too, but I bet he had someone else do those.

The most fascinating part to me were the dolphins/porpoises racing the bow!!! How cool!!!! I've never seen that modeled before! [&o]

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Magnificent

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Here is a link to more pictures of the model. Somebody posted a feature a year or so ago that opened up pages showing all this guy's amazing work. If I find it again I'll add a link to this thread.

www.navsource.org/archives/03/cve-26/sangamon16.htm



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