Steve's Shipyard

MY PHOTO ALBUM

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CARRIER PHOTOS:

Photos of my new USS Yorktown being constructed:

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    • Hiryu model at NATS: Photo1 Photo2

    Lexington - US fleet carrier model.

    Yorktown - at Pearl Harbor drydock, photo from starport bow.

    CRUISER PHOTOS:

    Photos of my cruiser, USS Portland, at sea:

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    • Photos right after Portland was built:

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    • Photos of my new cruiser being constructed:

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    • Photos of my first USS Houston:

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    • BATTLESHIP PHOTOS:

    My Alabama:

  • Before 2002 NATS
  • In 2003
  • In my truck

    • Photos of the Alabama during construction:

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    • My new Gneisenau, which I scratch built!. Here's the early stages:

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  • Our cat, Spice, admiring hull
  • Our cat, Spice, posing by the hull
  • The bow shape required use of a jig
  • The bridge under construction
  • Tallie turns Gneisenau into a dog boat
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    • Here's my progress in May 2005, getting ready for the Fray:

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  • Stern Tanks
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  • The bow sidemounts
  • The triple stern guns
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    • Gneisenau received her first refit in the spring of 2007:

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  • Resheeted with new prop shaft support

    • Here is Gneisenau after refit, in the pool!

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    • My first model of the Gneisenau:

  • My first battle with the 1st Gneisenau
  • 2000 NATS - on the table
  • 2000 NATS - ready to rumble!

    • Photos from Noel Cook, the new owner:

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    • DESTROYER PHOTOS:

    My model of the German destroyer, Z-38:

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    • OTHER PHOTOS:

    DKM Lutzow - Deutchland class pocket battleship, one of the most popular first-time models for rookies to build.

    DKM Bismark - most powerful German battleship ever. Even I had to build one!

    Ted Brogden's USS Indiana:

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    • Indianapolis - US cruiser before and during WW2. Her sister ship is the USS Portland.

    Recent photos of Chris Pearce's USS North Carolina:

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    • Admiral Fluegel's SMS Baden:

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    • Static model of the USS Texas, that I restored

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