WW1 US Cargo ship EFC 1001 'Ferris' 1/350 scale
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In 1917, the US Emergency Fleet Corporation hastily commissioned 703 wooden cargo steamships to bolster its rapidly expanding fleet of steel cargo vessels. This rash decision sparked intense controversy; at the time, wood was already deemed unsuitable for large-scale shipbuilding, and even reciprocating steam engines were considered outdated relics. The primary type of wooden ship adhered to the Theodore "Ferris" design (USSB design #1001), a 270-foot long, coal-fired, "three-island" vessel boasting an impressive 3,500 deadweight tons. 1:350 scale
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