USS Agerholm (DD-826)
Navy model catalog #413, length 195.25" (4.959m), scale 1:24, delivered September 14, 1949.
This model represents half of the ship revealed longitudinally along the centerline. The port side represents the exterior and the starboard side reveals interior compartmentation, machinery, boilers, uptakes, etc. The effect is as though Agerholm were vertically sawn along the centerline into halves and the model depicts the port side half. Display locations subject to change.
USS Asheville (PG-84)
Navy model catalog #618, length 41.75" (1.061m), scale 1:48, delivered February 20, 1963.
Upgraded drawing room model. Display locations subject to change.
Charles F. Adams (DDG-2)
Navy catalog #432, length 108.75" (2.762m), scale 1:48, delivered April 10, 1961.
Display locations subject to change.
USS Chelan County (LST-542)
Navy model catalog #535, length 82" (2.083m), scale 1:48, delivered February 14, 1949.
Portions of hull plating cut away to reveal armored vehicles stowed on well deck. Display locations subject to change.
USS Commencement Bay (CVE-105)
Navy model catalog #353, length 139" (3.531m), scale 1:48, delivered February 14, 1949.
Display locations subject to change.
USS Coontz (DLG-9)
Navy model catalog #456, length 129" (3.277m), scale 1:48, delivered June 7, 1960.
Appears to be an upgraded drawing room model. Currently designated "USS Luce (DLG-7)," display locations subject to change.
USS Dealy (DE-1006)
Navy model catalog #470, length 79" (2.006m), scale 1:48, delivered May 22, 1956.
Upgraded drawing room model. Currently designated "USS Dealy (FF-1006)," display locations subject to change.
USS Fort Marion (LSD-22)
Navy model catalog #517, length 114" (2.896m), scale 1:48, delivered September 30, 1948.
Display locations subject to change.
USS Forrest Sherman (DD-931)
Navy model catalog #419, length 105" (2.667m), scale 1:48, delivered October 11, 1957.
Upgraded drawing room model. Display locations subject to change.
USS Gearing (DD-710)
Navy model catalog #409, length 99" (2.515m), scale 1:48, delivered February 14, 1949.
Model built as "USS Hamner (DD-718)" but the designation was changed before delivery. Records indicate that this model required more than 16,503.1 man-hours of work to complete. Display locations subject to change.
USS Juneau (CL-119)
Navy model catalog #295, length 135" (3.429m), scale 1:48, delivered October 27, 1948.
Currently designated "USS Juneau (CLAA-119). This model is considered by some to be one of the most finely-detailed Gibbs & Cox examples. Display locations subject to change.
USS Leahy (DLG-16)
Navy model catalog #459, length 133.25" (3.385m), scale 1:48, delivered October 29, 1962.
Believed to be an upgraded drawing room model. Currently designated "USS Leahy (CG-16)," display locations subject to change.
LCM(3), LCM(6), and LCVP (from left to right)
Navy model catalog #498 (LCM(3), #499 (LCM(6), and #507 (LCVP). Length of LCM(3) and LCM(6) 14" (35.56cm). Length of LCVP 10" (25.4cm). Scale of each 1:48, all delivered September 30, 1948.
All three models were originally mounted on one base. Subsequently, they have been remounted as individual models. Display locations subject to change.
USS LSM-4
Navy model catalog #525, length 52" (1.321m), scale 1:48, delivered September 30, 1948.
Display locations subject to change.
USS LSM-201
Navy catalog #527, length 315" (8.001m), scale 1:8, delivered September 1948.
Originally ordered built as an aid to instruct LSM crews, this painted, all-brass model represents the entire ship interior and exterior, with most of the hull plating omitted. All compartments, electronic gear, furniture, machinery, piping, tankage, etc. are shown in this astounding example of supreme craftsmanship. Designated "FTC/LSM" during construction, the model was redesignated LSM-201 shortly after delivery. The bow doors, ramp, and stern anchor were originally motorized, but the mechanism was removed before delivery. Display locations subject to change.
USS LSM(R)-501
Navy catalog #529, length 52" (1.321m), scale 1:48, delivered September 30, 1948.
Display locations subject to change.
USS LST-383
Navy catalog #533, length 82" (2.083m), scale 1:48, delivered March 12, 1949.
Hull plating is cut away to reveal armored vehicles stowed on well deck. Designated "LST 1-490" during construction, it was renamed LST-383 before delivery. Display locations subject to change.
USS Mitscher (DL-2)
Navy catalog #453, length 124" (3.15m), scale 1:48, delivered October 12, 1954.
Upgraded drawing room model. Display locations subject to change.
USS Missouri (BB-63)
Navy model catalog #168, length 228" (5.791m), scale 1:48, delivered January 22, 1951.
In 1948, the U.S. Navy commissioned this model to represent Missouri at 0902 hours, September 2, 1945 - the time when the Japanese surrender documents were officially presented, ending World War II. Special attention was to be devoted to flags and to detailing the table and chairs with the surrender documents in place.
Gibbs & Cox employees believed that they were specially honored to be selected to construct the model. The company originally estimated that it would require sixteen of their most experienced 1:48 scale model makers sixteen months, 40,000 man-hours, to complete. The model eventually consumed twenty-three months to build. The most extensive and complex model constructed up to that time by Gibbs & Cox, it is believed that the total man-hours needed to complete this exquisite model considerably exceeded 77,000.
Display locations subject to change.
USS Thomaston (LSD-28)
Navy model catalog #521, length 128.5" (3.264m), scale 1:48, delivered January 8, 1957.
Upgraded drawing room model. Display locations subject to change.