Cruisers, Destroyers and Frigates

Frigates

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4 days ago

The Soviet Project 1135 Burevestnik (storm petrel) frigates , were a series of ships in the Soviet Union since 1970, they are better known by their NATO reporting name. the Krivak class.

The class is divided into Krivak I, Krivak II, Krivak IV (navy), and Krivak III (coast guard) variants, many of which have been built by task force 72 members.

While fading into obsolescence now, they were a mainstay of the Soviet Navy and later the Russian Federation Fleet, for decades and were one of the largest post WW2 warship classes built. ...

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Task Force 72

6 days ago

The Arleigh Burke class destroyers are one of the largest classes of warship built in the post war era, with 67 in service and up to 42 more planned.

The class has featured several major variants or 'flights' since the first Flight 1 ship, USS Arleigh Burke, was commissioned, incorporating a range of upgrades.

A number of these impressive and capable warships are in service with Task Force 72, with more under construction, and will continue to be a major part of our sail and public display days for many years to come. ...

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Task Force 72

1 week ago

We are often asked about whether models we feature here are for sale. The answer generally is no. However models do come up for sale from time to time due to a change in a builders circumstances. That is true here, where a partially completed model of the Japanese Tank Landing Ship Osumi has become available.

Anyone interested in this model should be aware that the model is located in Perth, Western Australia, and the shipping costs for a model 2.46m in length will be significant. It would probably suit someone in Western Australia who would be able to collect it in person, or someone who will be visiting Perth. The model's hull comes in two pieces for shipping, but still...

If you are interested please refer to the price below and contact us via an email to Facebook with your personal email and we will pass it on to the seller. ...

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Ken Perry

1 week ago

Hello, how thick of plastic sheet do you guys use for your superstructures? Thanks. ...

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Task Force 72

1 week ago

The Ticonderoga class of guided-missile cruisers has been at the forefront of the US Navy's surface warfare fleet since the name ship commissioned in 1983. Built around the AEGIS combat system and the SPY phased array radar system they were designed to defend US carrier groups from Soviet saturation missile attacks,

In the decades since they have taken part in almost every major conflict the US has been engaged in, from operations in the Middle East and the War on Terror to freedom of navigation operations in the South China Sea.

Five of the earliest cruisers have been decommissioned, leaving those with vertical launch systems still in service. A proposal to start decommissioning the rest of the class has been made to save money, however the US Congress has not yet agreed. ...

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