1/700 Charlestown Navy Yard Dry Dock 1 & Uss Frank Knox DD-742
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Takom - 1/700 Charlestown Navy Yard Dry Dock 1 & Uss Frank Knox DD-742 1944
Naval dockyard diorama including Gearing Class destroyer. Dry Dock 1 Charlestown (Boston Mass) completed in 1833 was one of America's first two granite dry docks (the other in Norfolk Virginia) where large naval ships could be repaired quickly, easily and safely, and were the largest civil works undertaken by US federal government. Decommissioned in 1974, the dry dock is now part of Boston's National Historical Park. Destroyer 'Fighting Frankie K' Uss Frank Knox constructed at the Bath Iron Works in Maine in 1944 was commissioned at the Boston naval yard on December 11 1944, and served until 1971 when transferred to the Greek Navy.
Product developed jointly by Takom and Snowman Model.
Kit consists of injec
Naval dockyard diorama including Gearing Class destroyer. Dry Dock 1 Charlestown (Boston Mass) completed in 1833 was one of America's first two granite dry docks (the other in Norfolk Virginia) where large naval ships could be repaired quickly, easily and safely, and were the largest civil works undertaken by US federal government. Decommissioned in 1974, the dry dock is now part of Boston's National Historical Park. Destroyer 'Fighting Frankie K' Uss Frank Knox constructed at the Bath Iron Works in Maine in 1944 was commissioned at the Boston naval yard on December 11 1944, and served until 1971 when transferred to the Greek Navy.
Product developed jointly by Takom and Snowman Model.
Kit consists of injec
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Takom - 1/700 Charlestown Navy Yard Dry Dock 1 & Uss Frank Knox DD-742 1944
Naval dockyard diorama including Gearing Class destroyer. Dry Dock 1 Charlestown (Boston Mass) completed in 1833 was one of America's first two granite dry docks (the other in Norfolk Virginia) where large naval ships could be repaired quickly, easily and safely, and were the largest civil works undertaken by US federal government. Decommissioned in 1974, the dry dock is now part of Boston's National Historical Park. Destroyer 'Fighting Frankie K' Uss Frank Knox constructed at the Bath Iron Works in Maine in 1944 was commissioned at the Boston naval yard on December 11 1944, and served until 1971 when transferred to the Greek Navy.
Product developed jointly by Takom and Snowman Model.
Kit consists of injection moulded dock, caisson, keel blocks, dock crane with photo-etch jib, ship (full hull)
Naval dockyard diorama including Gearing Class destroyer. Dry Dock 1 Charlestown (Boston Mass) completed in 1833 was one of America's first two granite dry docks (the other in Norfolk Virginia) where large naval ships could be repaired quickly, easily and safely, and were the largest civil works undertaken by US federal government. Decommissioned in 1974, the dry dock is now part of Boston's National Historical Park. Destroyer 'Fighting Frankie K' Uss Frank Knox constructed at the Bath Iron Works in Maine in 1944 was commissioned at the Boston naval yard on December 11 1944, and served until 1971 when transferred to the Greek Navy.
Product developed jointly by Takom and Snowman Model.
Kit consists of injection moulded dock, caisson, keel blocks, dock crane with photo-etch jib, ship (full hull)
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Takom - 1/700 Charlestown Navy Yard Dry Dock 1 & Uss Frank Knox DD-742 1944
Naval dockyard diorama including Gearing Class destroyer. Dry Dock 1 Charlestown (Boston Mass) completed in 1833 was one of America's first two granite dry docks (the other in Norfolk Virginia) where large naval ships could be repaired quickly, easily and safely, and were the largest civil works undertaken by US federal government. Decommissioned in 1974, the dry dock is now part of Boston's National Historical Park. Destroyer 'Fighting Frankie K' Uss Frank Knox constructed at the Bath Iron Works in Maine in 1944 was commissioned at the Boston naval yard on December 11 1944, and served until 1971 when transferred to the Greek Navy.
Product developed jointly by Takom and Snowman Model.
Kit consists of injec
Naval dockyard diorama including Gearing Class destroyer. Dry Dock 1 Charlestown (Boston Mass) completed in 1833 was one of America's first two granite dry docks (the other in Norfolk Virginia) where large naval ships could be repaired quickly, easily and safely, and were the largest civil works undertaken by US federal government. Decommissioned in 1974, the dry dock is now part of Boston's National Historical Park. Destroyer 'Fighting Frankie K' Uss Frank Knox constructed at the Bath Iron Works in Maine in 1944 was commissioned at the Boston naval yard on December 11 1944, and served until 1971 when transferred to the Greek Navy.
Product developed jointly by Takom and Snowman Model.
Kit consists of injec