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1/200 USS Choctaw Paper Model

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Choctaw, a sidewheel steamer, was the first ship of the United States Navy to be named for the Choctaw Indian tribe, formerly of Alabama and Mississippi, now resident in Oklahoma. She was built for the merchant service; her keel was laid down at New Albany, Indiana, in 1853. She was launched in 1856. She was purchased by the United States Army in 27 September 1862 and converted into an ironclad ram, then transferred to commissioned into the United States Navy at St. Louis, Missouri on 23 March 1863 with Lieutenant Commander Francis M. Ramsay in command.

Paper Model Details: 22-page PDF download. Full hull and option waterline model. Over 150 parts on eight part pages. Display stand, four pages of construction diagrams. Wire parts.Degree of Difficulty: 4/5, small parts.



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I see that the titles I want are only avialiable in dowmload I am not equiped too bad. I wanted heinkael uss choctaw and uss new ironsides paper models 1/200
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