Builds Transatlantic ocean liner SS United States as she appears today, Revell 1/600scale kit

[SPROCKET321]

The Stern jibs with their crane arms removed, pe rails added to the raised deckhouse roof.

 

[SPROCKET321]

The stem anchor touched in, and I've added some mooring lines, far neater than the white and blue one's on the actual ship.

The model maker wishes it to be known that this model is in no way an intentional comment on the current situation of the United States of America. The loss of prestige, rot and decay is a scale representation of the United States ship, not the country. No slight or comment is intended.

 

[SONAR-BENDER]

Sprocket - another amazing build. Instead of having to write the caveat, you should offer the completed model to the head of whatever organization currently owns her for his desk.

 

[Fang_Farrier]

Sprocket - another amazing build. Instead of having to write the caveat, you should offer to sell the completed model to the head of whatever organization currently owns her for his desk.

FoC

 

[SPROCKET321]

and finally the old girl in the glass case, dust is a thing of the past.

 

[Helm]

Very nice looking job, those black base work very well

 

[jagman2]

@SPROCKET321

If you ever get the oppurtunity you might like a visist to the Discovery Museum in Newcastle

They have (or always used to have) an impressive display of ship builders models of Tyne built ships in large scales
Used to fascinate me when I got the chance to visit

 

[robinrocket111]

@SPROCKET321

If you ever get the oppurtunity you might like a visist to the Discovery Museum in Newcastle

They have (or always used to have) an impressive display of ship builders models of Tyne built ships in large scales
Used to fascinate me when I got the chance to visit

I’ve been there, there’s some stunning models in there.

 

[SPROCKET321]

@SPROCKET321

If you ever get the oppurtunity

Thanks for sharing that, I may take up that idea, Mrs Sprocks has family connections up that way, so I may get the chance sometime.