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USS Monitor

   
 

The USS Monitor was a marvel of the mid-nineteenth century.  There are many first's associated with the USS Monitor.  She was was the first ironclad warship commissioned by the United States Navy, the first ship employing a revolving turret, the first vessel that housed the officers and crew entirely below waterline.  The Monitor also the first ship which had below waterline flushing toilets. 

The Monitor is most famous for her participation in the first-ever naval battle between two ironclad warships.  Since she was the first in a long line of Monitor-class US warships, the term "monitor" describes a broad class of craft.

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This USS Monitor masterpiece features:

  • Scratch-built

  • plank-on-frame construction

  • All parts are wooden or metal

  • Real metal armor plates

  • Weathered look (some rust and dirt) like like a real working ironclad 

  30" long x 10" tall x 8.5 wide          $790     S&H is $90

Display case: https://www.modelshipmaster.com/products/accessory/displaycase.htm  

                                               

 

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Attention!!

Beware of some very cheap models. They are usually not built from official plans and thus portray wrongly the famous ships.  They might be good in appearance but not quality (see photos)