"CSS Albemarle Model" Topic

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Sturmdivision	15 Mar 2020 9:14 a.m. PST
This model was entered in the Mad City Modelers show in Madison, WI. Not sure what scale (maybe 1/96?) or even who makes this kit as there was no information listed on the entry form. Nice-looking vessel though!
pmwalt	15 Mar 2020 2:06 p.m. PST
Flagship models makes one in 1/192. There's another company that makes it in 1/96, but that one has a cutaway casement. My guess is that this is the Flaghip model… the modeler did a really nice job on this one.
Rev Zoom	16 Mar 2020 10:23 a.m. PST
The Cottage Industy Albemarle is 1/96 scale. It is resin. It is cutaway only if you choose to make it so, otherwise it is a full hull model. I do not have the Albemarle, but I am working on the Palmetto State and it is an excellent model. I also have the Keokuk waiting in the wings.
wargamer6	20 Mar 2020 3:13 a.m. PST
A wonderful model beautifully presented. Be careful with the Richmond class ironclads, some people will have you believe that they looked the same when in fact each one was subtly different. I doesn't matter when the scale is 1/1200 but it will look bad on a model this size .
Rev Zoom	21 Mar 2020 5:55 p.m. PST
Agreed. I've studied both. I like the Palmetto State for its Robin Egg Blue paint – it was painted so in honor of the Ladies of Charleston who sponsored it.