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Art.nr: 01-00-0820
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A three-masted galleon launched in 1615. Length 19.50 m, breadth 7.95 m, draught 3.35 m and a displacement of 180 tons. The first information about the Mayflower dates from 6th September 1620. After a number of difficulties, the vessel sailed from Plymouth in England with 102 men, women and children on board. After 67 days at sea, the Mayflower cast anchor at the port later to be called Provincetown - almost 200 miles further north than planned. Mayflower II was built in l957 in Brixham, Devon and sailed to the USA, where it is now permanently anchored as a gift to the American nation.   Building Instructions are in: English, French, German, Danish, Dutch, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese

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Art.nr: 01-00-0902
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Billing Boats 01-00-0902 LE Martegaou - Wooden Hull 1:80  A flat-bottomed boat from Provence. Vessels of this type were commonly used along the Rhone River for transporting building timber, tiles from Arles and fodder.The runs were eventually extended to include the southern coasts of France. The boats disappeared, however, as railway transport became widespread.

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Art.nr: 01-00-0904
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Billing Boats 01-00-0904 Henriette Marie - Wooden Hull 1:50 Henriette-Marie is the first pilot cutter known from Le Havre. Built in 1847, it was piloted until 1890. The Henriette-Marie was a fast and very maneuverable boat, its crew consisted of 2 men and a ship’s boy. The pilot cutters were nicknamed the Swallows of the Channel because of their liveliness and their black hulls with white flags.

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Art.nr: 01-00-0906
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Billing Boats 01-00-0906 LE Bayard - Wooden Hull 1:30 Fishing vessel from Fécamp on the north coast of Normandy. Built around 1850. At that time these boats were used for fishing off Newfoundland. The hulls were raw unvarnished wood and the sails were red-brown in color. In 1878 these boats were replaced by lighter ones.

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Art.nr: 01-00-0908
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A French fishing boat built in Honfleur in the bay of Le Havre in 1866. These typical boats operating in this region had a crew of 3 members, a sail area of ​​47m2 and a length always less than 10m.   Building Instructions are in: English, French, German, Danish, Dutch, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese

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Art.nr: 01-00-0910
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The “Torborg” is a classical Norwegian rowing and sailing boat. This type of vessel is widely known in Norway and was used for many purposes. The original boat, dating from 1870, is owned by the Stavanger maritime Museum. This type of boat was used as a pilot boat. It could be rigged quickly, so that it could be quickly dispatched to the waiting ship. There was great competition among boats wanting to guide ships into the Norwegian fjords. To be competitive, manoeuvrable and speedy boats, equipped with both sails and 2-3 sets of oars, were a necessity.

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Art.nr: 01-LE-5003
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Billing Boats 01-LE-5003 Fregatten Jylland Limited Edit -Wooden Hull 1:100 The frigate ‘Jylland’ was the last warship, built of oak, from the Danish Navy, and was launched on 20 / 1-1860. It was the first steam-powered propeller frigate to achieve under steam the impressive speed of 12 knots at a power of 400 HP.

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Art.nr: 01-SE-5005
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The Naval Training Ship DANMARK is a steel-hulled, three-masted and full-rigged ship. It was build as a training ship in 1933 at Nakskov Shipyard in Denmark. Since then it has provided basic training of young people seeking careers at sea. The ship is the property of the Kingdom of Denmark and has its home base there. It is capable of sailing all over the world, however in the recent years it has only been sailing in European waters. On special occasions it crosses the Atlantic Ocean to visit the USA, where the ship stayed during WWII and provided training of US cadets.   Building Instructions are in: English, French, German, Danish and Dutch

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Art.nr: 01-TL-0397
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Our Building tools are essential tools for the model builder who wants to make the building of our boats even easier.  A building slip for models up to 90cm long. The notched keel support i screwed to thebaseplate. Two guide blocks, one permanent an one adjustable to match all sizes, secure the positioning of the keel. A woodenrod ensures that the foundation is stable. The middle piece (square) slides back and forth and is useful in positioning the frames at right angles.

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Art.nr: 01-00-0603
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This boat type was originally built in about 1930 by local shipbuilders in the small Danish towns of Klitmøller and Vorupør, and represented a considerable improvement of the boats of the time. Since then, no appreciable changes have been made, althrough the boats have become a few feet longer and now have a wheel house under cover. The Norden is a stable and seaworthy vessel. Its rather round design limits the speed to approx. 6 knots. Weather permitting, fishing starts early in the morning and continues all day. The boats are lowered and raised be means of an electric winch, with wires embedded in a block firmly anchored a good distance from shore. Before being hauled ashore, the boats are sailed as far up on the beach as the waves can push them. The winch hook is then attached to the bow irons for hauling. Spesifikasjoner: Skala: 1/30 Vanskelighetsgrad: Nybegynner Lengde: 34,5 cm Bredde: 11,5 cm Høyde: 28 cm Nødvendig utenom; lim, verktøy og lakk/maling (ikke inkludert i settet).

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Art.nr: 01-00-0510
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RMS 429413 Titanic Complete -Wooden Hull 1:144 When the Titanic ran off the stack, it became the world's largest ship when it was heaviest. April 14, 1912: 23.39: A huge iceberg is spotted by Frederick Fleet and Reginald Lee from the Titanic's lookout barrel. Officer William Murdoch puts the ship's propellers at full stop and gives the command "Hard to starboard", but they do not avoid the iceberg. The Titanic only has 37 seconds to react from the moment the iceberg is seen until they hit it. 02.20: Titanic disappears below sea level, leaving over 1000 people in the icy sea. About 500 are believed to have never reached the ship.

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Art.nr: 01-00-0101
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  RNLI Waveny Lifeboat -Plastic Hull 1:40 Developed in the USA. Same type as 44 foot Coast Guard. After a minor adjustment, it now serves along the English coast in the R.N.L.I. (Royal National Lifeboat Institution)

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Art.nr: 01-00-0100
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U.S. Coast Guards - Plastic Hull 1:40 This 44 foot Coast Guard is a highly seaworthy lifeboat designed to perform search and rescue operations in adverse sea and weather conditions. With a skilled and experienced crew, this vessel can perform even difficult rescue operations. The rescue vessel is self-repairing. Built in 1961 at Coast Guard Shipyard in Curtis Bay, Maryland, USA.

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