Atlantis Models
US Combat Task Force Fleet 12 Ships Included 1/1200 Scale Atlantis
- SKU:
- R6300
- Condition:
- New
- Availability:
- Usually Ships in 24hrs
- Shipping:
- Calculated at Checkout
- How long are the models when complete:
- The models measure from 2 up to 8 inches long
- What age is recommended:
- Ages 14 and up
- What paints do I need:
- We recommend Black, Blue, Tan, Silver, Red, Orange, Brown, and Yellow
- Does it come with paint and glue:
- Paint and glue are sold separately
- How many parts are included:
- 140 parts
Description
1/1200 Scale. This set of ships comes from the old Renwal tooling, not seen in over 50 Years. This set comes with decal sheet, detailed instructions, and 12 highly detailed ships. The back of the box can used to display your finished models.
In depth review by Dembrudders
The following ships are included: USS Hornet CVA-12, USS Washington BB-56, USS Dewey DLG-14, USS Canberra CAG-2, USS Galveston CLG-3, USS Sullivans DD-537, USS Wm T Powell DE-213, USS Barry DD-933, USS Patrick Henry SSBN-599, USS Rankin AKA-103, USS Navarro APA-215, USS Eddy County LST.
From the Box: Your US Navy Combat Fleet is composed of 12 famous US Navy vessels, of types which would most commonly be found in a naval team at sea on a combat operation. All ships are accurately scaled to each other and may be either placed on the realistic bottom-of-the-box seascape for display, or utilized by "arm-chair Admirals" for the staging of authentic mock sea battles. Maximum detail has been engineered into this kit of miniature ship models, and careful decoration will reward you with authentic reproductions which will surely amaze your friends.
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8 Reviews
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US Combat Task Force Fleet
What a pleasant surprise to learn that the Renwal pieces are being reproduced. I have the original sets in their respective boxes. Would love to know the story behind the tooling. Where has it been? How was it acquired? Should be a hit with European hobby shops where ship modeling remains a passion.
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US Combat Task Force in 1/1200
I have waited a very long time for this kit to be re-issued. Trying to buy one off the collectors, even in started condition, usually requires selling an organ or two, and right now, I am still using mine. While I know that a lot of people are bemoaning the lack of the vacuum formed base, for me that is not an issue. It's all about the ships. There were only two 1/1200 North Carolina kits in plastic that I am aware of - the Pyro (recently Lindberg) kit and this one. Amazingly, the Pyro model and this one were apparently contemporaries, yet their kit only just resembled the actual ship! For that reason alone, this kit was worth the purchase. But wait! There's more! There's the Essex class carrier Hornet after conversion to feature an angled flight deck. There is the Canberra, the Galveston, the Dewey, all postwar designs complete with missiles. And more. While not super-detailed nor 100% accurate, they are close enough and look the part. Mine will be cut to waterline and put into service for Pratt rule wargames... as soon as I finish my backlog of other ships!
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US Combat Task Force Fleet
Loved this. Lots of variety (12 ships) and there's a opportunity for any stages of modeler to design them.
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The Fleet is in!!!
A very good deal for any military/naval collectors. 12 small ships easy to build
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US COMBAT TASK FORCE FLEET
This is such a COOL re-release! took me over 65 years to get one but now that I build a LOT of dioramas, this one will come in super handy to populate some of my ocean going battle scenes. Nice moldings and it's such fun to read the instructions. You will have fun with this one and many thanks to Atlantic for making i possible o won one...might have to get another one...:-)
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U.S. Combat Task Force
Sad that the vacuum formed base is not part of this classic rerelease. Looks like I'm going to have to use Acrylic Gel Medium, in a frame, to display this gem!
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Very much looking forward to the release of this kit. Long awaited.
Very disappointed that the vacuumed formed sea base was not reproduced. Seems the difficulty in making it should have been overcome. Would have given 5 stars.
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US Combat task Force fleet
The original came with a vac-u-formed base with premade slots that would accept the ships as shown. The new box back is an inexpensive way to provide a display for the models. Not a fan of that but will be pre-orderings for the ships. My memory of them is very positive and 1/1200th scale remains a popular naval model scale.