International Radio Control Warship Combat Club
Looking for a FUN NEW HOBBY?!
BUILD THEM!
a man uses a Dremel tool to work on an unfinished model
BATTLE THEM!
a model Bismark is attacked from multiple angles by enemy ships
And OH YES!
a model bismark rolls onto its side as it sinks from combat damage
SINK THEM!!!
BUT DON't WORRY!
Sunken ships are easily retrieved...
photo of captain retrieving ship from bottom
quickly repaired...
photo of captain quickly patching ship
ships back on water and battling
and back to battling again!
Founded in 1978, the International R/C Warship Combat Club, Inc. (IRCWCC) is the original organization dedicated exclusively to promoting safety, good sportsmanship and fun in the hobby of radio controlled semi-scale model warship competition. Battery operated 1/144 scale models of warships which operated between 1904 and 1946 are constructed by members. They are equipped with CO2 gas powered “cannons” and maneuver in mock battles as they attempt to damage or sink their opponents.
Photo of a man wearing a t-shirt with the text 'GOT BB'S?'
Want to get in on the Fun?
If you think this insanity is just the excitement you were looking for, and would like to join:
To learn more you can contact:
Brian Koehler, IRCWCC Webmaster
bkoehler@georgiasouthern.edu
or check our CONTACTS link for a captain near you.
CURRENT CLUB NEWS!
May 30 2025: Port Polar Bear host's regional battle
There were a lot of battles this May (everyone getting ready for the annual Nationals Competition in North Carolina). Our Port Polar Bear captains hosted a great regional, with captains from all over, the last weekend in May and posted the below picture. It looks like they had a great time! (more photos [HERE])
Photo of Port Polar Bear host's regional battle