[Edge]

Is the FJD Tug, USS Cassini, it can be seen here:

http://www.tranquility.net/~dferrell/Models.html

This makes two models complete in one year for me!
That sets an adult record (for me), well post age
18 anyway.

Edge

 

[LGFugate]

Very good! However, and I don't mean to impugn (sp?) the sub you served on, but "Plunger"? Was it named for a person, or for the fact that it could "plunge" to the depths of the ocean? I keep thinking of the device used to open stopped drains....


Larry

 

[Guess Who]

Subs are named after "Fish".

James

 

[Cappy D]

Very cool models. I especially like the Bugs Bunny craft!

-Cappy D

 

[Night-Owl]

Very nicely done Edge! :thumbsup:

 

[Prince of Styrene II]

Great job! Always fun to see how others build the same kits that you do. I love this shot:
http://www.tranquility.net/~dferrell/Images/Cassini05.jpg
Makes it look a mile long!

Looks like naming your ships for something runs with this line. I named mine the USS Alexander, after my little cousin who died recently from cancer.

Miss you, buddy.

 

[Edge]

Very good! However, and I don't mean to impugn (sp?) the sub you served on, but "Plunger"? Was it named for a person, or for the fact that it could "plunge" to the depths of the ocean? I keep thinking of the device used to open stopped drains....


Larry

As stated by Guess Who, submarines use to be named after
fish (a long standing tradition, recently broken as too many
have). Plunger was the name of SS-2, SS-179 and SSN-595
(my boat). The Plunger Tribute Page can be found at:

http://goatlocker.exis.net/plunger/

Sorry to hear about your loss Prince of Styrene II.

Edge

 

[Edge]

Thanks for all the kind words. If anyone is interested,
I just updated with more pics of the Scout and a couple
of my old Buck Rogers Maurader.

Edge

 

[Prince of Styrene II]

Sorry to hear about your loss Prince of Styrene II.

Thanks, Edge. We miss the little bugger. Four years old is just way too young.

 

[PerfesserCoffee]

Beautiful ship!