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Launched in 1909, the USS Utah was one of two Florida Class battleships. This class was the first class to be fully fitted with steam turbine engines. Utah and her sister Florida deployed US Marines in the Battle of Veracruz in 1914 and Utah performed convoy escort duty during World War I. Sunk during the attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941, her battered hull serves as a memorial to those sailors who were killed aboard her.
This resin full-hull kit (No 4-243) has the option to build the Utah in her AG-16 designation (radio controlled target ship) when she was converted to that role in 1931.
This kit is to include photo etch details and detailed instructions when it becomes available. Iron Shipwrights is shooting for an early March release.
This kit is to include photo etch details and detailed instructions when it becomes available. Iron Shipwrights is shooting for an early March release.
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