US-Tug V2-ME-A1 1/700

Box Art US-Tug V2-ME-A1

DBTyp	Modell
Basistyp	US-Tug V2-ME-A1 class
Kithersteller	HP Models	(HP Models:) http://www.ebay.de/str/Der-Waterliner ex http://www.hp-models.com
Material	Resin
Herstellerland	USA	Übergeordnete Kategorie: Nordamerika
Betreiberland	USA	Übergeordnete Kategorie: Nordamerika
Bauepoche	0 (ungebaut)
Themen	Schiff	(Schiff:) http://uboat.net/allies/ (Schiff:) US Navy Schiffe Bildarchiv http://www.navsource.org (Schiff:) Navies: Zur Liste aller Schiffsklassen der Länder
Betriebsaera	Wk2 Afterwar
Scale	1/700
TextDE	1939-1955. Most used as YT, see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Type_V_ship#V2-ME-A1 Examples: (1317)Built by Brunswick Marine Construction built Port Wentworth 237ts, Nov 1942, 1942 to US Navy as Haiglar (YT 327) sister Port Clinton Jan-43, Port Deposit Jan 1943 To USN 1942 as Mauvilla (YT 328), sold 1963, scrapped; Port Edwards Feb 43 Sold 1945, later Hercules, Bear, Hercules, scrapped 198x
BaseVehicle	Schiff	(Schiff:) http://uboat.net/allies/ (Schiff:) US Navy Schiffe Bildarchiv http://www.navsource.org (Schiff:) Navies: Zur Liste aller Schiffsklassen der Länder
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