US. Navy’s ships-of-the-line had uninteresting operational histories. Ohio, was supposed to be the best of the lot and along with North Carolina sailed as flagships of the Navy’s Mediterranean Fleet. The rest spent most of their lives laid up. According to Chapelle, Pennsylvania’s active service consisted of sailing under skeleton crew from the shipyard where she was built to Norfolk, VA to be laid up. She was burned in 1861 when the Confederates captured the Norfolk naval base. Given their inactive service records, I doubt that there is enough market appeal for production of model kits for any of the American Liners.
Roger