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C.S.S. Alabama

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This is the static display model built from the 1/96 scale kit of the C.S.S. ALABAMAthat Al developed for Blue Jacket Ship Crafters. It is approximately 36 inches in overall length and is plank on bulkhead construction. There are several hundred laser-cut pieces, about 400 photo-etched details and around 200 cast Britannia fittings. The planking is constructed from basswood and the masts are a combination of birch dowel and brass tubing. This C.S.S. Alabama was build entirely by Al with rigging assistance from the owner of Blue Jacket Ship Crafters.
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About the Author

About Al Ross (alross2)
FROM: MAINE, UNITED STATES

An avid ship modeler for over 50 years, Al Ross has been building professionally for nearly two decades. He has crafted half-hulls, ship models, and nautical dioramas for corporate, private, and museum collections. While he specializes in powered naval vessels from 1860 to the present, he has also b...


Comments

And THAT is why I have always been attracted to wooden ship modeling. What a beauty!
FEB 19, 2015 - 09:38 AM
Al, absolutely jaw-dropping! This is the type of model I WISH I could build!
FEB 20, 2015 - 04:46 AM
You can! Just get a kit and go at it... :-}.
FEB 20, 2015 - 07:46 AM
Is that the ship Clive Cussler found?
FEB 21, 2015 - 02:26 AM