Model
USS Monitor
1/48 scale ship is 43"/10.5",5" turret, and comes with top, bottom, turret, rudder, motor/servo emplacement, hold downs, smoke stacks, ABS cement, instructions on how to set up for combat play. Actual ship: 172' x 41'; 2 - 11" Dahlgrens
USS Cairo
(also can represent other vessels in same class: Corondelet, Cincinnati , Louisville, Mound City, Pittsburgh,and St. Louis).
1/48 scale ship is 43"/14" and comes with top, bottom, rudder,smoke stacks, ventilation intakes, two boats, ABS cement, motor/servo mount, hold downs, and instructions for combat play setup, actual ship: 175' x 51'; 3 - 8" Dahlgrens; 6 - 32# smoothbores; 4 - 42# rifles
USS Osage (1863) (Neosho)
1/48 scale ship is 40"/10.5" and comes with top, bottom, Smoke stack, rudder, motor/servo mount, ABS cement, two life boats, hold downs, and instructions for combat play setup. Actual ship: 180' x 45'; 2 - 11' Dahlgren smoothbores
Fort Sumpter
Approximately 16" to 21" per side and comes in two wall sections, with ABS cement and instructions for combat setup and play.
USS Choctaw
1/48 scale ship comes with top and bottom sections, smoke stacks, rudder, ventilation intakes, two life boats, motor/servo mounts, ABS cement, and set up instructions for combat play. Actual ship: 260'/45', 100pdr-r, 3-9"sb, 2-30pdr-r, 2-24 pdr
Model
CSS Albemarle
1/48 scale ship is 39"/8.5" and comes with a steam launch 9.5/2.75 top, bottom, rudder, motor/servo mount,hold downs, ABS cement, and instructions for set up for combat play. Actual ship: 158' x 35', 2 - 6.4" Brookline rifles. The CSS Neuse (1864) was similar in design.
CSS David (Confederate Torpedo Boat) (1/32 scale)
This was the South's attempt at underwater warfare producing a semi-submergible spar torpedo boat. Its method of attack involved using an explosive charge attached to a long pole on its bow. This model is being produced in 1/32 scale rather than 1/48 scale in order to be able to use radio control. 50 x 6 spar torpedo. The David is 19"/2.75" and comes with hull, rudder, top, ABS cement, and instructions for setup for combat play.
CSS Virginia (Merrimack)
The Virigina is 68.5" x 12.5" and comes with top, bottom, smoke stack, air vents, hold downs, 2 life boats, ABS cement, motor/servo emplacement, and instructions on how to set up for combat play. Actual ship: 275" x 50", 4 - 7", 2 - 6.4", 6 - 9" Dahlgrens.
CSS Atlanta
CSS Atlanta- was originally the English blockade runner Fingal (1861) which was purchased and converted into a Confederate ram (1862). On 6/17/63 she was captured by the US monitors Weehawken and Nahant and was later recommissioned the USS Atlanta. 204'/41', 2-7"r, 2-6.4"r
The Atlanta comes with top, bottom, smoke stack, rudder, motor/servo emplacement, hold downs, ABS cement, and set up instructions.
Blockade Runner
This is a model (1/48 scale) of a typical blockade runner with side paddle wheels designed for high speed (15 - 16 knots). With a low silhouette and high speed they would outrun blockading squadrons. Smuggling in goods was incredibly profitable and one successful trip could pay for the ship. Model measures 55" x 8". Actual ship: 220' x 32', no armourment.
The Blockade Runner comes with bottom hull, deck, 2 smoke stacks, life boat, masts, deck cabin, A.B.S. cement, motor/servo emplacement, and instructions for combat set up.
Model
USS Constellation
The USS Constellation was built in 1797 as a frigate in the new US navy. She served during many encounters in the War of 1812.
164 x 40 , 36 guns.
