Jim Brokaw's 10mm ACW Ironclads at Fall In

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bjporter writes:

Hi Joel,

Does this mean that there won't be any ACW ships in the Old Glory 1/600 range?

Brian

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Miniatureships of Merrimack Miniatures/Old Glory Shipyard writes:

The Age of Ironclads will be introducing 2 new lines of ships, being produced under contract by Merrimack/Old Glory Shipyard. They will be available at the Age of Ironclads booth.

First is Jim Brokaw's 10mm ACW Ironclads. We will have 20, plus ships and other naval accessories.

Second is a brand-new line of 1/600 scale Ironclad ships. This line will feature Ironclads from the 1860's into the early 1900's. The first release includes 17 ships from a variety of nations.

IC100 U.S. Arkansas class
IC101 Amphitrite
IC102 U.S.S Maine 1895
IC200 Inflexible 1881
IC201 HMS Devastation
IC202 HMS Victoria 1890
IC203 HMS Collingwood 1887
IC204 Royal Sovereign 1892
IC205 Hood 1893
IC300 French Indomptable
IC301 Jaurequiberry (France) 1893
IC302 Henry IV (France) 1899
IC400 Mikasa (Japan) 1902
IC401 Chin Yen (ex-Chinese Yuan) 1895
IC500 Italia 1885
IC600 Novgorod (Russian) 1874
IC700 Preussen (Germany) 1876

The Age of Ironclad ships will be available on the oldglory25s.com website after Fall In 2006.

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