April 28, 2009 at 4:29 pm
LEGO Battleship Yamato / CV-62 Independence
LEGO Battleship Yamato
6 years 4 months production time 6.6m total length
1.0m Maximum width 1.0m
150kg Number of parts used 20 million
total weight of 150kg
Pictures:
http://www.isnichwahr.de/r48147805-lego-kriegsschiff-yamato.html
LEGO CV-62 Independence
Greetings
By: kev 99 - 30th April 2009 at 10:01
Opps I humbly apologise.
By: Bager1968 - 30th April 2009 at 04:33
Kev 99… don’t you think there is a difference between a Lego carrier with a big 75 on the flight deck and island (CVN-75 Harry Truman) and one with a 62 (CV-62 Independence) as the OP stated?
A hint… CV-62 was one of the first class of USN supercarriers*… was an oil-burner, and had a different arrangement of the 4 aircraft elevators (and the island was further forward).
CVN-75** is one of the nuclear-powered improved Nimitz-class carriers***.
*CV-59 Forrestal, CV-60 Saratoga, and CV-61 Ranger are the others… CV-62 was commissioned in 1959 and decommissioned in 1998.
** commissioned 1998
***3 Nimitz sub-class, 5 Theodore Roosevelt sub-class (Harry T is the last of these), 2 Ronald Reagan sub-class
I was specifically interested in the OP’s carrier, as I served aboard CV-61 Ranger.
I’ve already seen the CVN-75 Lego.
By: kev 99 - 29th April 2009 at 09:58
http://damncoolpics.blogspot.com/2007/01/lego-aircraft-carrier.html
Google;)
By: Pioneer - 29th April 2009 at 09:50
Ummm… there is no Independence link… just two identical Yamato links.
I second that!:D
Regards
Pioneer
By: Bager1968 - 29th April 2009 at 01:50
Ummm… there is no Independence link… just two identical Yamato links.
By: kev 99 - 28th April 2009 at 16:40
I’ve seen the Independence before, if anything the Yamato is even more impressive.