Eaglemoss Collections Warships

Four More Warships Get Set to Join the Eaglemoss Fleet

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November seems to be starting out with a bang as four new 1:1100 scale warships are being readied to join our growing fleet of Eaglemoss warships. According to our distributor, the newest squadron consists of the following ships:

Imperial Japanese Navy Asashio Class Destroyer – Asashio (EMGC51)

Royal Navy Dreadnought Class Battleship – HMS Dreadnought (EMGC52)

Imperial Japanese Navy Aoba Class Heavy Cruiser – Kinugasa (EMGC53)

Imperial Japanese Navy Fuso Class Battleship – Yamashiro (EMGC54)

We expect these, and a smattering of back ordered warships, by the end of the week.

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Thanksgiving is Shaping Up to Become Another Fleet Week

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According to our distributor, a brand new squadron of Eaglemoss 1:1100 warships will be leaving port and headed our way around the third week of November. The five warships include Imperial Japanese Navy Shikishima Class Battleship – Shikishima (EMGC30), German Kriegsmarine Bismarck Class Battleship – KMS Tirpitz (EMGC31), Imperial Japanese Navy Kongo Class Battleship – Hiei (EMGC37), Imperial Japanese Navy Taiho Class Aircraft Carrier – Taiho (EMGC41) and Imperial Japanese Navy Mogami Class Heavy Cruiser – Mikuma (EMGC32). With Thanksgiving around the corner, we expect these fleet favorites to sell out quickly.

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Its Fleet Week Here in New York

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Ordinarily, Memorial Day weekend signals the start of Fleet Week, whereby several US Navy warships, Coast Guard cutters and patrol craft arrive at the port of New York City for a well-deserved respite from sea duty. To commemorate the event, we have loads of Eaglemoss Collection’s 1:1100 scale warships now in stock, ranging from stalwarts such as the IJN’s super-battleship Yamato to the recently arrived and oddly-designed HMS Nelson. Make sure to check out our entire collection of Eaglemoss warships, which typically sell out faster than we can replenish ’em.

Incidentally, World of Warships, a free, massively multiplayer online game has now entered alpha testing and should become available to everyone later this fall. Check it out at http://worldofwarships.com/

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