1/72 scale Fletcher class Destroyer
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1/72 scale Fletcher class Destroyer
Hi,
I have for sale a never in the water 1/72 scale Fletcher class Destroyer. This is an Aquacraft boat, which is out of production and impossible to find now. This was bought by me, I installed a receiver as shown and put on a shelf. I never ballasted it, nor did I ever sail it. The entire time I had it was spent on top of my desk in my office. So, with that being said, I am gauging interest as to someone wanting to buy it for themselves. It comes complete as shown with stand and instruction/operators manual. The ship is over 5' long and impressive as hell. Fiberglass hull, twin counter rotating screws and very, very detailed. I have uploaded quite a few more detailed photos and can be viewed on Dropbox, just click on this link: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/3nqlavinh...gUUkqeUNa?dl=0
As for shipping, not sure if it can be shipped. Pickup is much preferred as there are tons of details that could potentially get broken. Please, see pictures for accurate description.
Thanks!
I have for sale a never in the water 1/72 scale Fletcher class Destroyer. This is an Aquacraft boat, which is out of production and impossible to find now. This was bought by me, I installed a receiver as shown and put on a shelf. I never ballasted it, nor did I ever sail it. The entire time I had it was spent on top of my desk in my office. So, with that being said, I am gauging interest as to someone wanting to buy it for themselves. It comes complete as shown with stand and instruction/operators manual. The ship is over 5' long and impressive as hell. Fiberglass hull, twin counter rotating screws and very, very detailed. I have uploaded quite a few more detailed photos and can be viewed on Dropbox, just click on this link: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/3nqlavinh...gUUkqeUNa?dl=0
As for shipping, not sure if it can be shipped. Pickup is much preferred as there are tons of details that could potentially get broken. Please, see pictures for accurate description.
Thanks!
