Unless noted otherwise, all ships are 1/2400 Panzerschiffe models.
USS Arizona ’41 (Viking Forge)
USS Colorado ’41 (Viking Forge)
USS Massachusetts ’44 (Viking Forge)
USS Nevada ’41 (Viking Forge)
USS Nevada ’44 (Viking Forge)
USS New York ’44 (Viking Forge)
USS Tennessee ’41 (Viking Forge)
USS Iowa (Superior). This is an old ebay rehab. It’s noticeably skinnier than the Panzerschiffe and Viking Forge Iowas.
USS Florida (Viking Forge). WWI Configuration. Note that the masts are actually straight; my camera makes them look crooked in some shots.
USS South Carolina (Viking Forge). Note that the masts are actually straight; my camera makes them look crooked in some shots.
USS Delaware (Viking Forge). WWI Configuration. Note that the masts are actually straight; my camera makes them look crooked in some shots.
USS Wyoming (Viking Forge)
USS Nevada WWI configuration (Viking Forge)
USS South Dakota – Hypothetical 1923(Viking Forge). Note that the masts are actually straight; my camera makes them look crooked.
USS South Dakota (Viking Forge)
USS Washington (Viking Forge)
Lexington class BC – Panzerschiffe two top models; Panzerschiffe and Viking Forge together in the two bottom photos. Interestingly, both models are off in the beam. The Lexington class would have had a beam of 105 ft. In 1/2400 scale, this is 0.525 inches. The Panzerschiffe model is 9/16 inch wide (0.5625 inches) and the Viking Forge model is 15/32 inch wide (0.46875 inches). Despite the apparent size
Iowa Class BB – Better photos of the Panzerschiffe models. 
Iowa Class BB (Viking Forge)
Alaska class CB
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owa class BB and Alaska class CB
Iowa class BB and South Dakota class BB
Cancelled Lexington class BC and South Dakota class BB
Cancelled Montana class BB
New Mexico class BB, Oklahoma class BB, Idaho class BB, Wyoming class BB
North Carolina class BB
Tennessee class BB, Pennsylvania class BB, Arizona class BB, Nevada class BB
Texas class BB, Colorado class BB, New York class BB, California class BB
Indiana BB, Alabama BB
Wisconsin BB
