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T-2 Tanker WWII Merchant Marine
1/96 scale 32" long wood, pewter and brass etchings.
Kit AX125 $380.00
A very fine kit you'll be proud to display.
Several hundred turbo-electric drive tankers of this design were built during World War II. Construction of the vessels was standardized to meet Uncle Sam's need for maximum production during the period 1942-1945. After valiantly supplying our troops during World War II, the T-2 served as the backbone of the tanker industry for many years.
The original Boucher tanker kit, dating from the 1940s, was given a thorough upgrade by modeler and author Alan Raven. The result is a magnificent kit that can be built to either wartime or peacetime configurations the modeler's choice with plans and details for many shipping companies provided. This kit has an abundance of intricate detail that is fascinating to work up with our precise, step-by-step instruction manual. You will receive 500 brass fittings, 150 Britannia pewter cast fittings, wood, rigging materials, a pre-carved hull of basswood, and four large sheets of blueprints to guide you all the way.
Also included is information on ship colors during wartime and peacetime duties, and an interesting write-up on the T-2 from a 1942 shipyard.
Wooden
Ship Models |
Click on "AO-##" for link to page with specifications, history, photographs (where available).
No. | Name | Comm. | Disp. | Notes (![]() |
AO-39 | Kankakee | 1942 | 6013 | |
AO-36 | Kennebec | 1942 | 6013 | |
AO-40 | Lackawanna | 1942 | 5580 | |
AO-37 | Merrimack | 1942 | 6013 | |
AO-48 | Neosho | 1942 | 5580 | |
AO-38 | Winooski | 1941 | 5580 |
No. | Name | Comm. | Disp. | Notes (![]() |
AO-41 | Mattaponi | 1942 | 5882 | |
AO-42 | Monongahela | 1942 | 5882 | |
AO-47 | Neches | 1942 | 5882 | |
AO-44 | Patuxent | 1942 | 6258 | |
AO-43 | Tappahannock | 1942 | 5882 |
No. | Name | Comm. | Disp. | Notes (![]() |
AO-67 | Cache | 1942 | 5730 | |
AO-78 | Chepachet | 1943 | 5730 | |
AO-77 | Cossatot | 1943 | 5730 | |
AO-79 | Cowanesque | 1943 | 5730 | |
AO-73 | Millicoma | 1943 | 5730 | |
AO-65 | Pecos | 1942 | 5730 | |
AO-74 | Saranac | 1943 | 5730 | |
AO-75 | Saugatuck | 1943 | 5730 | |
AO-76 | Schuylkill | 1943 | 5730 | |
AO-49 | Suamico | 1942 | 5730 | |
AO-50 | Tallulah | 1942 | 5730 |
No. | Name | Comm. | Disp. | Notes (![]() |
AO-94 | Anacostia | 1945 | 5730 | |
AO-82 | Cahaba | 1944 | 5730 | |
AO-95 | Caney | 1945 | 5730 | |
AO-80 | Escambia | 1943 | 5730 | |
AO-81 | Kennebago | 1943 | 5730 | |
AO-83 | Mascoma | 1944 | 5730 | |
AO-84 | Oklawaha | 1943 | 5730 | |
AO-85 | Pamanset | 1943 | 5730 | |
AO-89 | Pasig | 1943 | 9783 | Decommissioned before the end of the War |
AO-86 | Ponaganset | 1944 | 5730 | |
AO-87 | Sebec | 1944 | 5730 | |
AO-90 | Shikellamy | 1943 1943 |
3200 | Converted to Gasoline Tanker AOG-47 |
AO-93 | Soubarissen | 1945 | 5730 | |
AO-96 | Tamalpais | 1945 | 5730 | |
AO-88 | Tomahawk | 1944 | 5730 |
No. | Name | Comm. | Disp. | Notes (![]() |
AO-101 | Cohocton | 1945 | 5730 |
No. | Name | Comm. | Disp. | Notes (![]() |
AOG-47 | Shikellamy | 1943 | 3200 | Converted from Fleet Oiler AO-90 |
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