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USS CARL VINSON CVN-70
USS Carl Vinson (CVN-70) is the third United
States Navy Nimitz class supercarrier. The ship was
launched in 1980, undertook its maiden voyage in
1983.
Besides deployments in
Operation Desert Strike, Operation Iraqi Freedom,
Operation Southern Watch, and Operation Enduring
Freedom, the Carl Vinson was involved in a number of
notable events.
The body of
Osama bin Laden was disposed of from the deck
of the Carl Vinson in 2011. Also in the
same year, on Veterans Day, the aircraft carrier
played host to the first NCAA basketball game on an
aircraft carrier, between North Carolina and
Michigan State.
This primarily wood USS Carl Vinson (CVN-70) model
received technical assistance from DUTCH VALLEY--a
leading global provider of supplies and services to
the U.S. Department of Defense and international
aerospace market.
38"long
$4,160
Shipping and insurance in
the contiguous USA included.
Other places: $400 flat rate.
27" long:
$2,925
Shipping and insurance in
the contiguous USA included.
Other places: $300 flat rate.
19" long:
$2,970
Shipping and insurance in
the contiguous USA included.
Other places: $200 flat rate.
For a quality sample of our smaller aircraft
carrier models,
(much more accurate than any other builders')
click here:
Theodore Roosevelt CVN-71
Models are
built per commission only. We require only
a small deposit (not full amount, not even half) to start the process $900. The
remaining balance won't be due until the model is
completed,
in about 5 months.
For larger sizes, email us for a quote. ModelShipMaster.com
is the only one who can build massive models, as much as
the door of a full size truck can accommodate. Click here to
learn more:
very large ships.
We accept commissions
to build the following Nimitz class aircraft carrier:
Nimitz CVN-68
Dwight D. Eisenhowe CVN-69
Theodore Roosevelt CVN-71
Abraham Lincoln CVN-72
George Washington CVN-73
John C. Stennis CVN-74
Harry S. Truman CVN-75
Ronald Reagan CVN-76
George H.W. Bush CVN-77
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For display
cases, click here:
display case for aircraft carriers
Learn more about the
USS Carl Vinson here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Carl_Vinson.
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