Ironclad Models
Ironclad Models' weaponry series of Civil War
mines & torpedoes
made in USA.
All models cast in 1/16 scale resin
(may also contain parts made of plastic, wood and metal).
Average modeling skills
suggested (some fabrication required). Contains small parts, so not for children under 14.
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| IM204 |
Submarine Water Battery 1/16th scale
resin kit (may also contain parts made of plastic, wood & metal) . A variant of the
Fixed Frame Torpedo, it used a mortar tube to fire a shell into the hull
of a ship when it made contact with the fuse. It was deployed the
same as the Fixed Frame Torpedo. Mortar can also be assembled with
cutaway to view the inner workings! Wood display base, rocks &
resin
name plate included. Master sculpted by James A Harder. |
$25.00

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| IM206 |
David Type Spar Torpedo 1/16th scale
resin kit (may also contain parts made of plastic, wood & metal) .
Used on several
types of crafts, including the CSS David semi submersible craft, this
Torpedo damaged the USS Minnesota at Newport News, Virginia. It
consisted of a charge filled metal canister fitted with contact
fuses. Ship hull section included to display Torpedo making
contact. Wood display base
& resin name plate included. Master
sculpted by James A Harder.
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$25.00

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| IM210 |
Brooke's Swaying Torpedo 1/16th scale
resin kit (may also contain parts made of plastic, wood & metal).
Consisting of a
cone shaped powder filled canister, it had a dome shaped top fitted with
Raines sensitive fuses. It had a buoyancy chamber which kept the
torpedo in the proper position. It was attached to an anchor plate
via a novel universal joint which allowed the torpedo to sway with the sea
current. It could also be fitted with a rope and weight to hold on
the bottom. Wood display base
& resin name plate included. Master
sculpted by James A Harder.
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$25.00

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| IM211 |
Fretwell Singer Torpedo 1/16th scale
resin kit (may also contain parts made of plastic, wood & metal) .
Similar in
construction to the Brooke's Torpedo, what made this device novel was its
use of an anti-lift device. Held on the bottom by a mushroom anchor,
a second line was attached to a weight shaped like a turtle. If an
attempt was made to lift the torpedo, the weighted line would release a
firing pin to set off the charge. Wood display base
& resin name plate included. Master sculpted by James A Harder.
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$25.00

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