During the Battle of Forts Jackson and St. Philip (April 24, 1862), the Governor Moore successfully rammed and helped sink the USS Varuna .
Originally the civilian steamship Charles Morgan , the vessel was seized in New Orleans in January 1862 and converted into a warship for the Louisiana Provisional Navy.
You can find the printed kit at retailers like Super-Hobby or Polish-Made .
💡 Paper modelers often "paint" the edges of the cardstock with watercolors or markers to hide the white paper seams and create a seamless wooden look. If you'd like, I can help you find: Assembly tips for walking beam engines in paper. Comparison photos of the built model. Other Civil War ship models from the same series.
During the Battle of Forts Jackson and St. Philip (April 24, 1862), the Governor Moore successfully rammed and helped sink the USS Varuna .
Originally the civilian steamship Charles Morgan , the vessel was seized in New Orleans in January 1862 and converted into a warship for the Louisiana Provisional Navy.
You can find the printed kit at retailers like Super-Hobby or Polish-Made .
💡 Paper modelers often "paint" the edges of the cardstock with watercolors or markers to hide the white paper seams and create a seamless wooden look. If you'd like, I can help you find: Assembly tips for walking beam engines in paper. Comparison photos of the built model. Other Civil War ship models from the same series.
