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Monday, March 12, 2007 - 02:59 PM UTC
NEWS in from Dragon Models Limited of another re-tooled, "Premium Edition" kit, the "U.S.S. Ingraham FFG-61" (Late Hull), in 1/700 scale plastic.
Read on!
Read on!
U.S.S. Ingraham FFG-61 (Late Hull)
ITEM NO:7068
SCALE: 1:700
ARRIVAL: May 2007
Box Size: 13"x7.5"x1.8"
Category: U.S. Navy Frigate ship
This kit accurately represents a late- and long-hull variant, consistent with the propulsion system fitted to this frigate. The kit provides ship modelers with an accurate FFG-61 that is replete with details. The accurately shaped hull comes with the option of either a waterline or full hull, which give modelers more choice in how to present their finished model. The high-quality molded plastic parts are complemented by photo-etched parts like railings and antennas that add a touch of class. The Cartograf decals offer accurate markings for the U.S.S. Ingraham and provide a fine finishing touch. This fine kit is ready to be launched on some modeler’s workbench!
Features:
- Photo-etched parts for railings
- Antennas reproduced by photo-etched parts
- New hull design for propulsion system
- Bonus US Patrol combatant Missile (Hydrofoil)
- Cartograf decal offer accurate marking schemes
Original Vessel History
"The USS Ingraham (FFG-61) was launched in June 1988 as the final Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigate of the U.S. Navy. This class was purchased in the 1970s and 1980s as a general-purpose escort vessel, and was designed to replace aging WWII-era destroyers. The frigate is 138.1m long (a long-hull version) and has a displacement of 4100 tons. It carries a pair of SH-60 Seahawk helicopters, while the RAST (Recovery Assist Securing and Traversing) system, a hook and winch, can reel in a Seahawk in flight."
Be sure to check out other fine Dragon products at the official company website, and remember, when contacting vendors, tell 'em that you saw it on the pages of Model Shipwrights Scale Modeling Magazine!
ITEM NO:7068
SCALE: 1:700
ARRIVAL: May 2007
Box Size: 13"x7.5"x1.8"
Category: U.S. Navy Frigate ship
This kit accurately represents a late- and long-hull variant, consistent with the propulsion system fitted to this frigate. The kit provides ship modelers with an accurate FFG-61 that is replete with details. The accurately shaped hull comes with the option of either a waterline or full hull, which give modelers more choice in how to present their finished model. The high-quality molded plastic parts are complemented by photo-etched parts like railings and antennas that add a touch of class. The Cartograf decals offer accurate markings for the U.S.S. Ingraham and provide a fine finishing touch. This fine kit is ready to be launched on some modeler’s workbench!
Features:
- Photo-etched parts for railings
- Antennas reproduced by photo-etched parts
- New hull design for propulsion system
- Bonus US Patrol combatant Missile (Hydrofoil)
- Cartograf decal offer accurate marking schemes
Original Vessel History
"The USS Ingraham (FFG-61) was launched in June 1988 as the final Oliver Hazard Perry-class frigate of the U.S. Navy. This class was purchased in the 1970s and 1980s as a general-purpose escort vessel, and was designed to replace aging WWII-era destroyers. The frigate is 138.1m long (a long-hull version) and has a displacement of 4100 tons. It carries a pair of SH-60 Seahawk helicopters, while the RAST (Recovery Assist Securing and Traversing) system, a hook and winch, can reel in a Seahawk in flight."
Be sure to check out other fine Dragon products at the official company website, and remember, when contacting vendors, tell 'em that you saw it on the pages of Model Shipwrights Scale Modeling Magazine!
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