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The National Museum of the Marine Corps is a Monument to Honor, Courage & Commitment. A tribute to U.S. Marines - past, present, and future. The Museum is situated on a 135-acre site adjacent to Marine Corps Base at Quantico, Virginia under the command of Marine Corps University. www.usmcmuseum.com
A member of the Board of Trustees through a mutual friend has recently asked if there are members of FineScale Modeler's Forums that have Marine Corps related models, figures, planes, helicopters, amphibious assault vessels or dioramas they would like to have displayed in the museum.
Selection of the displays will be conducted by the Museum staff; my only task is to make the request public within our Forums and forward information to the Museum contact. If you are interested in having your Marine Corps model on display in the National Museum please post no more than one or two pictures on this thread with any provenance that you feel will explain the importance of the subject.
What's the deadline for selection?
On the bench:
Tamiya F4U-1 Kenneth Walsh
bvallot What's the deadline for selection?
Below is the model of Vietnam era ONTOS M50A1 that I submitted through a mutual friend which was safely delivered and accepted for display.
It's not my best work but...
120mm Michal Roberts kit of a "Private of the 3rd Battalion, 6th Marine Regiment as he would have appeared at Belleau Wood, France, 1918."
Thanks,
John
keavdog It's not my best work but... 120mm Michal Roberts kit of a "Private of the 3rd Battalion, 6th Marine Regiment as he would have appeared at Belleau Wood, France, 1918."
We have an office in Sterling, VA that I get out to regularly until this covid stuff. I could hand deliver once we are past all this.
keavdog We have an office in Sterling, VA that I get out to regularly until this covid stuff. I could hand deliver once we are past all this.
Harold
Would You be interested in any 1/72 Marine Aircraft?
Tanker-Builder Would You be interested in any 1/72 Marine Aircraft?
Sergeant Tanker-Builder Would You be interested in any 1/72 Marine Aircraft? Gunny, that is a good question. I will check to see if there is a scale limit and get back to you. Harold
Tanker-Builder
I was there a few years back and when they first opened. Great museum and definitely worth a visit. As for a model, don't have one in mind, but happy to build something they specifically want and donate it. Here's a b57 that I built for a vietnam War DFC medal recipient. https://waihobbies.wkhc.net/index.php/37-models/sky/vietnam-and-the-cold-war/126-b-57-canberra
My website: http://waihobbies.wkhc.net
I would submit my F/A-18A from Desert Storm. The base is about 20"x20". The base is all sandpaper made to match Shaikh Isa AB in Bahrain where these fighters flew from.
without the base
I'm wondering, Is he deterimining if they would like it for display by seeing it in person or from pictures? I wasn't quite clear on that and was thinking about it being shipped and returned reading the thoughts up above on the bayonet And how it would be tough to ship that well protected.
In the pattern: Scale Shipyard's 1/48 Balao Class Sub! leaning out the list...NOT! Ha, added to it again - Viper MkVii, 1/32 THUD & F-15J plus a weekend madness build!
You Got A Tank In Me You Got A Tank In Me When The Road Is Up Ahead And Your Miles And Miles From Your Nice Warm Bed.Just Remember What Your Old Pal Said Cause You Got A Tank In Me LOL----happy modeling
Well I actually have two (2) dioramas that I wouldn't mind if they were chosen by the Marine Corps to be displayed at our museum. The first one I'm very proud of since it actually made the 'Reader Gallery' of the April 2019 FineScale Modeler magazine. I call it "Charlie At The Wire" as NVA sappers are spotted near the outer wire perimeter at the Khe Sanh Combat base during the 1968 siege. Three sniper teams converge to eliminate the well-trained sappers before they open a path through the barricade.
The second diorama is the latest one I made called "May God Help My Marines...". A squad of Marines moves down a street in Hue as a corpsman attends to the wounded Marine that was operating the Mule and a mortar round exploded next to him.
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