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Victory Ship Models

Victory Ships built by the U.S. Maritime Commission
during World War II

This great wooden kit is 270.00 - kit# AX123 one piece wooden hull
27" long with brass and pewter parts

The Victory ship (officially VC2) was 455 feet long and 62 feet wide. Her cross-compound steam turbine with double reduction gears developed 6,000 or 8,500 horsepower.

The first of 534 Victory ships, the SS United Victory, was launched on February 28 1944, and like the Libertys, used production line techniques. The next 34 Victory ships were named for each of the Allied nations; the subsequent 218 were named after American cities, the next 150 were named after educational institutions, and rest received miscellaneous names.

1/96 wooden Victory Ships and ships like this gave the Allied
powers the material to win the war in Europe and Asia.

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Wooden Ship Models
Depending on a person's knowledge and skill level, kit-built models range from a poor, sloppy job all the way to perfection. This book will help those with limited wood experience to achieve success and eventually build a first rate kit model.
BK03  18.95

Largest Website dealing with Victory Ship
with names and info on the ships.

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