Modelling vehicle history - in the air, on sea, on land

2 ships built in Japan for China 1913:
Yongfeng (Yung Feng), 1925 renamed Zhongshan (Chung Shan) 1938 sunk 1997 restauration,2001 museum
Yongxiang (Yung Hsiang), captured 1937, as Haixiang to Reorganized National Government of the Republic of China in 1942 as a training ship 1945 back as Yongxiang till 1959
2 further built in China (higher poop):
Yongjian (Yung Chien) , 1937 sunk, captured and raised by Japan as Asuka torpedo-boat mothership, then liaison ship, 1945 sunk by air raid.
Yongji (Yung Chi) finished 1918, captured 1938 by Japan and to Reorganized National Government of the Republic of China as a training ship Haixing 1945 back as Yongji, 1949 Yan'an till 1970.

Model	Chung Shan / Yung Feng
Base type	Yongfeng class
Kit manufacturer	BigBlueBoy
Material	Resin
Origin country	Japan China
Foreign user	China For the class: Japan
Built	23.8.2017
Topics	Destroyer Interwar WW2 afterwar For the class: WWI Interwar WW2 afterwar	(Schiff:) http://uboat.net/allies/ (Schiff:) http://rwhiston.wordpress.com/2010/03/18/2/ (Schiff:) http://www.navypedia.org (Schiff:) Navies (Wk2:) second world war
Scale	1/700
BaseVehicle	Ship
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Model: Asuka ex chin Yongjian	2 ships built in Japan for China 1913: Yongfeng (Yung Feng), 1925 renamed Zhongshan (Chung Shan) 1938 sunk 1997 restauration,2001 museum Yongxiang (Yung Hsiang), captured 1937, as Haixiang to Reorganized National Government of the Republic of China in 1942 as a training ship 1945 back as Yongxiang till 1959 2 further built in China (higher poop): Yongjian (Yung Chien) , 1937 sunk, captured and raised by Japan as Asuka torpedo-boat mothership, then liaison ship, 1945 sunk by air raid. Yongji (Yung Chi) finished 1918, captured 1938 by Japan and to Reorganized National Government of the Republic of China as a training ship Haixing 1945 back as Yongji, 1949 Yan'an till 1970.

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