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Model Forum / General / Models / July 2006WARNING MODEL RELATED POST...new photo CD available
AA Military Research has recently released our first hobbyist product, a photo CD for the Somers Class Destroyers. Reviews are on www.modelwarships.com and www.cybermodeler.com CD's may be ordered through our website at www.aa-military-research.com How dare you post something related to modeling here !! (:> Simply to piss of the latest bunch of trolls of course! I bet it pisses them off that I also *gasp* now produce *gasp* hobby related products. > How dare you post something related to modeling here !! (:> If I recall correctly, there were 5 ships in the Somers class and all were gone by the mid 1940's. Are there any decent models available? I have to admit, you have peeked my interest (:> There were in fact 5 ships in the class and 4 survived the war only to be scrapped. Warrington went down in a hurricane sometime in 1944. In 1/700 scale Niko makes two kits, in 1/350 scale Yankee Modelwaorks makes two kits. > If I recall correctly, there were 5 ships in the Somers class and all > were gone by the mid 1940's. Are there any decent models available? I > have to admit, you have peeked my interest (:> |
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